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Courses to Be Offered at Univer
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Tho bulletin of, tho 8ummor SoHBion
of the University Is out and being
distributed. It contains in full the
program and calendar of work for this
intor-torm session.
This Summer Session begins June
lGth, Friday, and continues until Fri
day, July 28th. On Friday and Satur
day of each weok lectures by Profes
sors Roes, Barbour, Word, Lees, Luck
ey, Swezoy, Fosslor, Barber, will be
given on subjects in which each has
done considerable work.
Tho courses of study which will be
occurrod during this session aro:
Agriculture Elementary agricul
ture. Professors Lyon, Smith, Emer
son and Haeckor.
Anatomy Human Anatomy. Dr. C.
W. M. Poynter.
Art Art theory and criticism. Pro
fessor Dann.
Chemistry Introductory organic
chemistry, two courses. Prof. Dales.
Education Child Study. (Somestral
course 4.) Prof Luckey.
Adolescence. (Semestral course 17.)
Prof. Luckoy,- Supt. Stephens.
English Language and Literature
Teachers' course. Prof. Stuff.
College Literature. Prof. Stuff.
Germanic Languages and Literatures
Teachers' review course. Prof. Foss
lor. Conversation course. Prof. Fossler.
History, American General survey
of American History. Prof. Persinger
or Mr. Ay les worth.
Advanced Course In American His
tory. Prof. Caldwell.
Civil Government. Prof. Caldwell.
History of the American Negro.
Prof. Persinger.
Round Table Text books in Ameri
can History. Practical use of source
lii American History. Recent contri
butions to American History. Ameri
can History in Nebraska schools. By
members of the Department of Ameri
can History.
History, European Roman History.
Prof. Fling.
European History from 814 to 1431.
Prof. Fling.
History, Greek Greek History from
6th century B. C, to conquests of
Alexander. Prof. Dann.
Latin Caesar and Cicero (two
courses). Prof. Barber.
Geography and Nature Study Geog
raphy. Prof. Condra.
Nature Study. Prof. Condra.
Mathematics Teachers' course in
Algebra and Geometry. Prof. Candy.
Algebra. Prof. Candy.
Trigonometry. Prof. Candy.
MeteorologyStudy of the weather.
Prof. Swezey.
Phylsical Education (For women).
Miss Jansa.
Physical Education (For men). Mr.
Lane.
Physics Elements of experimental
physics. Prof. Almy.
Psychology General psychology.
Prof. Bolton.
Psychological foundation of educa
tion. Prof. Bolton.
Physiology. Prof. Ward, Mr. Barker.
Reading and Expression Art of
reading and expression. Miss Howell,
Miss Brown.
Rhetoric Rhetoric and composition,
two courses. Mr. Piper.
School Music Mrs. Raymond, iMss
Arnold.
Zoology. General Zoology. Prof.
Ward, Mr. Barker.
Courses In School of Fine Arts.
Mrs. Brock, Miss. Mundy.
Registration In the Summer School
4j SG. In a few of the courses a lab
oratory fee lsjcharged' to cover actual
ost of material used. In the School
f Fine Arts the following fees are
ayable:
DRAWING AND PAINTING. -
One three-hour lesson a week, $3.
Two three-hour lessons a week, S6.
Three three-hour lessons a week, $8.
CHILRDEN'S CLASS.
Two two-hour lessons a week, $4.
CHINA PAINTING (FOUR WEEKS.)
Three lessons a week, $&
Special arrangements are made with
persons desiring to take fewer les
sons In any of thes branches.
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