THE HESPERINSTUDENT,
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.
Irving J. Manatt, Ph. D.. Chancellor.
COLLEGE OF EITEKATCRE, SCIENCE
AND THE ARTS.
II. E. Hitchcock, M. A., Ph.D., Dean, nnd ProfoBBor of Mathematics.
Gcorco McMillan, Ph.D., Profcssorof Greek.
Gcorco E. Howard, M. A.. Professor of History.
Samuel H. Thompson, M. A.. rrofcBeor or Didactics.
GrovoK. Barber, M. A.. Professor of Latin.
Hudson II. Nicholson, M. A.. Professor of Chemistry and Physlss.
Lucius A. Sherman, Ph. D., Professor of English.
Ereder ck W. Grubc, M. A., Prolessor of Siodcru Languages
Professor of Natural Sciences.
THE INDUSTRIAL. COLLEGE.
Samuel It. Thompson,?!. A., Dean, Professor of Agriculture.
Hudson 11. Nicholson. M.A., Professor of Agricultural Chemistry.
Harvov Culhcrtson, M. 8., D. Jgr., Professor or Horticulture.
Rlchord II. Townley. U. 8. N., Prof, of Military Science- and loctlcs.
I harles N. Little, 11. A., Insiructor In MathcnaallcB and Civil Eug.
THE LATIN SCHOOL.
Miss Ellen Smith, M. A., Principal.
Mrs. Adelaide- Dearborn, Instructor In Elocutlou.
Miss Madge G. Hitchcock, Instructor in Latin.
Howard W. Caldwell,!. S., Instructor In History.
L. F. M. Eastciday, M.A., liihtructor In Physics and Astronomy. ,
Bion II. Culver, D. S., Instructor In modern languoges.
8. B. Hohmonn, Dlreclot ol Musical Conservatory.
-.. Teacher of Painting and Drawing.
Five courses of study nrc ottered: Clasbicu), Scicntiflc,
teuuy, Engineering nnd Agiicultural. The Latin
LI lit ol, lor i lie picsent, oilers u two 3 ears' course pre
Scrnlory to litem courses. Students wibhing to enter the
piuin School must be prepared for examination in Orthog.
t-liy, English Grammar, Practical Arithmetic, Qeogrti.
rnv tt,,(l filBt0,'Y f the United Slates.
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
A. it. Mitchell, M. d., Dean, and Professor of Anatomy.
L. A. Mcnlam, m.d., Prolessor of Principles and Practlco of Modi
clno. ...... .
II. 11. Lowry, m.a., m.d., Professor or Physiology and Therapeutics.
V. M. Knnpii. M.n Prolessor or Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Children. , , ,
H. 11. Nicholson, m.a , Professor of Chomlstry.
L. B. Graddy, m. Professor or Diseases of the Eye and Ear,
II011.O. P. Mason, Professor of Medical Jurisprudence,
N. J. Beachly, m.d., Demonstrator or Anatomy.
B. L. Palnc, M.i)., Prorcssor or Theory and Prnctlcc.(nomoeopathlc)
0. L. Hart, m.d., Professor of Materia Mcdica. "
11. . Hlphter, M.D., I'rorcsBororuuBioirics.
W. (. Latta, m.d., Professor of Theory and Practice. (Eclectic.)
J. II. Woodard, m.h., Professor of Materia Medico. "
IraVan Camp, m.d. , Professor of Obstetrics. "
1'liis college was opened in 1883, and is now In vtgor
otous onetation. The University with its collections and
the capital oily with its puhlic institutions offer specin
facilities and inducements lo medical students. No fco
ate charged heyond (lie matriculation lee of $5, and th
actual cost of material fur tlie study of Practical Auatomy
Qod hoard in the clly at $3 a week, furnished room
$3 to $6 a month. Students of the Industrial College llvp
on the limn, where hoard is furnished nl cost. JNY charges
for tniliou, excel t malriculalion fee of $5. Students
residing in 1)10 stale, or persons about to enter tho Univcr
sity, are allowed half faro in going to and J'rom homo by
the railroads entering Linroln. For half.l'aro certificates,
Catalogues or oilier inloi million mldtcss the Chaucellor
fflnlhidim gitcrarg oricfy.
"Forma Mentis JSterna ett."
Regular meetings every Friday evening,
commencing promply at 7:30. Students and
itraugcrs welcomo. Hobert L. March, Prcs-
Ident; Win. E. Johnson, Sec'y. DobatlngOJub
open to Pnlladlansonly), Saturday ut7:30rM.
State University, Lincoln, Nob, Prayer
meeting every Weduesday evening from 7:45
to 8: 30; every noon from 18; 35 to 13: 45.
Dlble class ovory Sunday mornlug at 9:30
(standard.)
Ultuon J&0iiefjj,
"Littcraecumtlegantla mundum agant."
Moots every Friday ovenlng in Union Hall.
Open to nil. DobMing Club ovory Saturday
evening. Opon to members. E.J. Robin
son, President. E. J. Churchill, Secretary
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