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Coursp 4-a. InfroducUo?t9tAaron
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l.Ttxo Astronomy of the Anclenta.
2.hojD ofMoiJra-Aa'troaoiiy.
3. Recent Astroriomfoal (Enebrlea.
ViTA QreafoBt Ainoricn ObserW
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5. The, Immensity of Jthe, Universe.,.,.
6. The Total Eclipse of 1900 '.
1. The Radical Energy dr the"' Sun..'
8. The Planet 'Mars. AMr. .
9. Blela's Comet. -
10, The Constellations of Spring.
lli.-TheVew Star 'of 1901. l II
12. The Plurality of Worlds.
Course "5.7 Elomentary-Astromony
dm hours). .,, , " ,V,T
1. The Field -of Astronomy! f V
2.,lno Rislng.and -Seitlng', of the
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3. The Yearly. Journey, or the Sun.T
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j . veiesuai Measurements.
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7. The Zodiac'. r '" &' j
8. The Sky In. Different L&ndwL I
J 9. Measuring and Weighing tie
.3 Earth. " " -i.
10. ThVEnVfilnnft'nf , iri2tiffi,,i '
'li. The1 Rotation of the 'Ea?thV v
12. The Land of the Midnight Sun. ;
13. Time-keeping.. - , .",-'' '
14.' The Yearly Journey of the:Earth.
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15. The Seasons:
16. The Ab'orra&on.pf .'Light-
17. The Tides.
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19. The Teloscbpe.
20. The Measuring Instruments of As-
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Course 4; -Celestial Mechanics
(three hours), requires the Calculus.
General Astronomy not' prerequisite.
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,A NEW COUR8E. 1
n Th6 tpepartment of QreekVofftr "
'now course for the' second semSster.
Thiscourso wlllbe known at ''Qrttk
,ln lEngllsh'T-Coursd 2b and wIU em
phasize the study of English words,
especially modern scientific terms, de
rived' and borrowed from the Greek
.language Itls Intended .primarily for
those who may wish to. otitalh in one
semester a, fair knowledge .of trie
'Greek elements, In our ownjlanguage,
It may also be used as preparation for
second year Greek (course 3). It wll
be a Ave hour courser-Dally 'at 11:00
In U. 201, by Professor Lees. " m - ,
Consultation any afternoon, "office.
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There will be a mass meeting' of
men at St Paul's church Monday
night .under the auspices' of the Broth
ertuukTor St' 'Paul. Trio HoriTGVW.'
Berge will lead In- the discussion oh
'Religion .and the Churcn."" '
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Rates to students. 129 So; .Eleyentk.
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Marshall, students' barber. Corner'
Thirteenth and O under JVunoUsV&frJi,
Hayo your clothes pressed at Wee-'
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Hayden. nhotoeranhnr. aneiolai rkihk.
to students., 1127,0 street Ail J '
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Green's barber shona nrA tha W&f
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Falace Dining Hall. l No. --Iuhoi'
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Cameron's lunch counter 12J So? 1J. 'I
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