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TO ALL INSTRUCTORS.
Examination questions for mimeo
graphing must be in at least forty
eight hours before they are needed.
MARIE JENSEN. U. 105.
li)TH CENTURY ESSAYISTS.
With the instructor's permission,
students may take Eng. Lit. 3C (the
second semester In the Nineteenth
Contury Essayists) without having
taken Eng. Lit. 35. M. M. FOGG.
PRELIMINARY DEBATES.
Tho preliminary debates will take
place on January 30 and 31.
NOTICE.
Junior girls do not meet today. The
business to have been transacted at the
meeting will be disposed of in the Ju
nior class meeting this morning.
FRENCH I.
If twenty students desire French I
next Bomester a class will bo formed
for 10:30 o'clock. Please report by
Wednesday. January 27, to
CLARA CONKLIN.
Y. W. C. A.
Meeting of tho Young Woman's
Christian Association will be held Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Miss May
Irwin, chairman of the Union City
MlsBlon, will speak. 8peolal milBic has
boon provided and it Is hoped that a
large number of our young women will
bo present.
REGISTRATION.
Registration for second semester will
bo as follows:
Freshmen and 8ophomores Jan 26
(M.). 27 (T.). and 28 (W.)
Juniors, Seniors and all others Jan.
29 (Th.). and 30 (F.), 8 to 12 a. ra.,
and 2 to 4 p. m.
Each Btudont muat present before
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CLASS IN SCIENTIFIC GERMAN.
Provided enough students wish to
take up scientific German next semes
ter, I Bhall arrange a class to be regis
tered for as 4b, reciting at 9 o'clock.
Tho credits are to be tho same as for
course 4a. All who wish to enter this
class will please potify me on or bo
foro Tuesday, January 27. I must have
this Information In order to know
whether the class needs to be arranged
for. LAWRENCE FOSSLER.
JUNIOR8.
Class meets this mornjng at" 10 a. m.,
in L. 109. Important business will be
transacted relative to spaoe In the Ju
nior Annual. . ,
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.
If fifteen or more students desire it,
a class In mechanical engineering 3,
forgo work, wll be organized next se
moater to meet 1-5 Friday and 8-12
Saturday with a lecture to be arranged.
Students desiring this work should see
Professor Richards or Mr. Votaw at
once.
GREEK IN ENGLISH.
Greek 31, a three hour courso, will be
offered during the second semester. It
is based on the study of English wordB
derived from the Greek, with especial
reference to modern literary and sci
entific terms. It Is intended primarily
for those who wish to obtain In one se
mester, a fair knowledge of the Greek
element In our own language. No
previous knowledge of Greek 1b re
quired for this course. Clqss will meet
M . W , and F. at 3. In U. 201.
NEW COURSE IN CHEMISTRY.
The department of Chemistry offers
an elective course In the chemistry of
foods and beverages. It will be given
by J. M. Nelson, chemist of the State
Food Commission.
Special attention will bo paid to tho
detection and determination of adul
terants and preservatives. Tho object
of the course is to train the student In
the analytical work required by pure
food legislation. ,
H. H. NICHOLSON.
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