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Department of Roman History and
Literature.
7. ARCHAEOLOGY Illustrated lec
tures on the antlquitioB, public and
private life of tho Romans, by Pro
fessor Barber. It Is open to all stu
dents above tho Freshman year
37. ROMAN LAW A course Jn read
ing Roman law In tho original by Pro
fessfir Barber.
17. ROMAN HISTORY The political
and constitutional history of tho re
public and early empire, from the
sources. This course Ib designed espe
cially for teachers of Latin In tho sec
ondary schools. Assistant Professor
Sanford.
21. WORD FORMATION A study of
tho principles of woriLformatlons In
modern languages, chiefly English, by
Miss Hunter.
For full information In regard to
Taylor also offers ono now course this
Bemestor, Tho Causes of Recent Ac
cumulation of Wealth. All interested
In these coursesaro Invited to consult
Professors TaylorWobster, and John
son In their office, Room 101, Univer
sity Hall.
instructors.
Changes In the Rhetoric Department.
Tho following changes have been
made In tho Department of Rhetoric
during tho summer for Increased fa
cility In its work:
Promotions.
Mr. Daniel Ford, last year Instruc
tor In Rhetoric, Is promoted to the-
rank of adjutant professor.
Miss .Marguerite C. McPhee, '02, who
was assistant reader last yearT Is made
assistant Instructor.
Office and Class-room Changes.
Tho departmental qfflces haye been
moved from the third to tho first floor
of dramatic construction. Threejidurs
credit. 11:30 Tuesday and Thursday
and a third hour to bo arranged.
ADJUNCT PROFESSOR FORD.
43. Tho Teaching of Rhetoric and
English Composition (Teachers'
Course) 'Alms and methods of second
ary school instruction In Rhetoric and
English composition. Two hours. 4:15
Friday. " ?
PROFESSOR FOGG, PRIFESSOR
FRYE, ADJUNCT PROFESSOR FORD,
MR. GASS.
of University Hall and centralized in
these courses- consult thd rospectlvp.. .rnom. 10J, formerly , the Deans' con-
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CONTKAOT WORK 8DPPLIKH.
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. Political Economy and Commerce
Tho faculty of tho Department, of
Political Economy and Commerce, the
reorganized Department of Economics,
has been enlarged by tho addition of
Dr. W. C. Wobster, Professor of Com
merce, and Dr. A. S. Johnson, Pror
fessojof Political Economy and Public'
" Finance. Professor Webster offers this
Bemester courses on Railway Trans-
portatldri, Insurance, and The History
-;f and Geography of Commerce, courses
designed not only for those Intending
to enter .various business pursuits, but
for' all Interested in tho practical or
" cultural value of such studies. Pro-
lessor Johnson oners courses in ruuuu
.Finance., Labor,' Problems, and aseml
nar Jn the Theory of Value, Professor
sultatlon room, Room 107 has been
cut up Into a suite of four office rooms;
tho general departmental office,. to "e
psod for seminar-purposes and tHe
temporary-home of tho intercollegiate
debate troubles; tho private offlcefl of
Professors Fogg and Frye, and across
the 'rear tho offices of Professor Ford
and Mr. Gass especially f6r Rhetoric
1 and 2. The department has also ac
quired room 20G, formerly tho office of
Professors Ross and Howard, which
will henceforth be used for seminar
purposes. The 'departmental bulletin
board Is to the right of tho front hall
way of the main building.
New Courses.
Two new courses are offered this
Homester In the Department of Rhet
oric: 31,, 32. PLAYWRITING A study
University Gets Money.
A decision was rendered yesterday
by tho supremo court whereby $5,000,
lying In tho state treasury for tho use
of the experiment station must bo paid
to tho University by tho State Audi
tor There had been no specific appro;
prlatlonof this monoy by tho state leg
islature and -tho auditor had refused
to issue tho warrant clalming-r-that
after tho monoy had been paid into
the state trcasurylt coulcTnot bo paid
out without, appropriation, j--Thoplea
of tho University, which
brought suit in the name of the Spen
cer Lens Co., was that the government
had stipulated that tho gift would be
recalled if it were not used this sum
mer. They based their argument "on
the statute which says that gifts to
the University for educational pur
poses are at the disposal of 'the Re
gents without further appropriation by
legislation.
W. TD. Hannan, '07, was married dur
ing the summer but-wIU be in the
University for the coming "year.
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