DEMING PREPARES
CHEMISTRY BOOKS
professor Writes Series of Three Texts
For Use in Science Class
Rooms
professor H. G. Deming of the chem
istry department of the University of
Nt.brka has prepared three books on
chemistry. The books are "General
Chemistry," "Chemical Fundamentals"
aml - Laboratory Manual of General
Chemistry.
General Chemistry' Is now In the
of the publishers. It will be
u,,,erl about October 1. It contains
about 750 pages giving a general ele
mentiirv Introduction to chemistry.
Vith an emphasis to Industrial 'appli
cation. U is said to le one of the
but illustrated books in chemistry on
the market.
Chemical Fundamentals" is smal
,er ,,.xt. The manuscript for this
books has just been competed. It will
serve as an easy Introduction to phy
sical chemistry.
' Laboratory Manual. 0f General
Chemistry" is a smaller book which
.companies the first volume. It was
prepared in collaboration with A. B.
treason of the department of chem
Jetry and has been in use in mimeo
graphed form in the freshman classes
of the university for two years.
make two sections o'( the course in
school management. The- large sec
tions as shown by the advance regis
tration were those of "Foundations of
Modern Kducution," by lan Sealock;
"The Teaching of Hea:ling," by Pro
fessor Reed; History 143 by Profes
sor Cochran; "(ieoigiaphy of Ne
braska," by Miss Anderson and "Pub
lic School Music," by Miss Wilcox.
DEMAND FOR SPECIAL
COURSES IS FILLED
In response to demands for special
courses, work Is being given in bio
chemistry, taught by Professor T. H.
Thompson; analytical geometry, by
Mr. Pierce and advanced nublic
school music by Miss Wilcox; advanc
ed Knglish composition, by Professor
S'epnack and Sex Hygiene for men
by Dean Lyman.
HEAVY ENROLLMENT IN
EDUCATION CLASSES
The advance regisiration showed
so great a demand for the course in
school management given by Mrs.
Pranthwaite, that it seemed best to
cancel one ot her other courses and
DEAN BUCK WILL
LEAVE THIS WEEK
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note and his writings on India follow
ing a careful study which he will make
while there will be worth much. It
was for this reason that the Carnegie
institute was particularly anxious that
Dean Buck go to Indii rather than
some other American irofessor.
The fact th his parents are mis
sionaries in India will give Dean Buck
an added advantage in studying eon
diiions there. He will know where to
look for his information.
Dean Buck will return to Nebraska
early In the spring. His office as
dean of the arts and science college
will be closed most of the time, the
work being handled by Chancellor
Avery and a number of faculty committees.
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