Scholars - University of Oregon

THE UNIVERSITY OF

OREGON PORTLAND

EUGENE

YEAR SCHEDULE and

REGISTRATION MANUAL

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1925-1926 .

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UNIVERSITY New Series, August, 1925

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OREGON

BULLETIN Volume 22, No.9

Published monthly by the University of Oregon and entered at the poStoffice at Eugene, Oregon, as second-class matter.

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YEAR SCHEDULE . and

REGISTRATION MANUAL 1925-26

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UNIVERSITY CALENDAR, 1925-26

FALL TERM September 21, Monday -Septemhcr 22, Tuesday September 23~ Septemher 23, September 24, September 28,

Wednesday Wednesday 25, Thursday, Friday Monday

October 9, Friday November 4, Wednesday November 11, Wednesday November 13, 14, Friday, Saturday November 26 to 29, Thursday to Sunday December 2, Wednesday December 16,17,18, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ~ _ _ ;

Physical examinations for entering students. Freshman English examinations. Other entrance examinations. Registration material released. Faculty meeting. RegiAtration days. University classes begin. Late filing fees begin. Last day for filing graduate cards. Faculty meeting. Armistice Day, a holiday. Homecoming. Thanksgiving vacation. Faculty meeting. Examinations.

WINTER TERM January 4, Monday

Registration day for new students. Attendance cards filed. University classes begin. Faculty meeting. Faculty meeting. Washington's birthday, a holiday. Faculty meeting.

January 5, Tuesday January 6, Wednesday February 3, Wednesday February 22, Monday March 3, Wednesday March 17,18,19, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

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SPRING TERM March 29, J\Ionday March 30, Tuesday April 7, Wednesday May 5, Wednesday May 31, Monday June 2, Wednesday June 9, 10, 11, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday June 12. Saturda.y June 13, Sunday

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Registration day for new students. Attendance cards filed. University classes begin. Faculty meeting. Faculty meeting. Holiday for Memorial Day. Faculty meeting.

Term examinations. . Alumni Day, Flower and Fern procession, Failing and Beekman orations. Bacc alaureate sermon, School of Music concert. Commencement exercises.

SUMMER SESSION, 1926 June 21, Monday July 30, F'riday

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Summer session opens, Eugene and Portland. Summer session clos~.

5 BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY Mrs. Hon. Hon. Hon. Hon.

G. T. Gerlinger, Dallas C. C. Colt, Portland Henry McKinney, Baker Herbert Gordon, Portland C. E. Woodson, Heppner

Hon. Hon. Hon. Hon. Hon.

Vernon H. Vawter, Medford William S. Gilbert, Portland Phillip L. Jackson, Portland Fred Fisk, Eugene James W. Hamilton, Roseburg

EX-OFFICIO MEMB:ElRS Hon. Walter M. Pierce. Governor Hon. Sam A. Kozer, Secretary of State Hon. J. A. Churchill, Superintendent of Public Instruction

Salem Salem Salem

OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE Henry D. Sheldon, Chairman Karl W. Onthank Louis H. Johnson !Yame Title Office Allen, Eric W., Dean of the School of Journalism 3 Journalism Bovard, John F .. DeaI) of the School of Physical Education Administration Annex Douglass, M. L.. Librarian ..__ .__ _., _. __ _ Library, basement Esterly, Virginia Judy, Dean of Women 107 Johnson Hall Fitch, Clara Lynn, Secretary of Administrative Offices J ohnson Hall, second floor Gilbe;·t, James H., Acting Dean of the College J ohnson Hall, second floor Hale, William G., Dean of the School of Law Oregon Hall, upper floor Johnson, Louis H.) Comptroller of the University Business Office, Johnson Hall, second floor Kilpatrick. Earl. Dean of the Extension Division __ Extension Building LandsbuI"J, John J., Dean of the School of Music Music Building Lawrence, Ellis F., De"n of the School of Architecture and Allied Arts Architecture Building Onthank, Karl W., Executive Secretary of the University Johnson Hall, second floor Rebec, George, Dean of the Graduate School II2 Johnson Hall Robbins. E. C., Dean of the School of Business Adminis.tration _ _. __.__ __ _ 204 Commerce Building Sheldon, Hen", D.. Dean of the Schoo] of Education Education Building Spencer, Carlton E., Registrar of the University Johnson Hall, second floor

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Walker, Dean H., Dean of Men and Director of Loan Funds Young, Frederick G.• Dean of the School of Sociology DEPARTMENT HEIADS

Johnson Hall, second floor 201 Sociology

Arts, Fine Alfred H. Schroff Art, Normal .Maude Kerns Botany ,........................................................................................................... Albert R. Sweetser Chemistry Orin F. Stafford Economics James H. Gilbert English .Administrative Committee Rudolf Ernst, W. F. G. Thacher, Mary Watson Barnes Geology Warren D. Smith German F. G. G. Schmidt Greek John Straub History : ,R. C. Clark Household Arts .-............................................................................. Lilian E. Tingle Latin Frederic S. Dunn Mathematics . E. E. DeCou Mechanics and Astronomy E. H. McAlister Military Science .Lieutenant Colonel W. S. Sinclair Philosophy George Rebec Physics W. P. Boynton Political Science James D. Barnett

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C01\fMITTEES OF THE FACULTY Advisory Council (elective) -Deans Sheldon, Hale, Robbins, Allen; Professors Gilbert, Packard, Barnett. Academic Requirements-Spencer, Folts, Boynton, Stafford, H. R. Douglass. Administratior.. of H'JTIors--Howe, Boynton, Conklin, Barnett. Appointment ,Bureau-Rainey. Howe, DeCou, Cloran, Bovard, Tingle, Walter Barnes. Athletics-Howe, Bovard, Earl. Awards-Turnbull, Caswell, Can"eron, Thacher, Hoover. Catalogue and Schedule-Boynton, Hall, Onthank, Stillman, Stetson, Mrs. Fitch, sec'retary. Colloquium-Decker, Smith, Onthank. Commencement and Assembly-Straub, Gilbert.. Dunn, Evans, Kerns. Foreign Scholarships-Rebec, Smith, Walter Barnes, Mrs. Fitch, 8ecretary. Free Intellectual Activities-Smith, Rebec, Allen, Ernst, Mrs. McClain. Gerlinger Cup-Esterly, Straub, Mrs. E. E. DeCou, Mrs. A. C. Dixon, Mrs. W. F. Jewett, Mrs. F. M. Wilkins, Mrs. P. L. Campbell, President of Associated Students, President of Women's League. Graduate Council-Rebec, Conklin, Young, Sheldon, Ernst, Larsell, Schmidt, Boynton, Packard, Mr. Spencer, secretary. Intra-l\Jural Sports-DeCou, Scott. Alden, Decker, Ernst, Donald Barnes, "yocom, Hempy. Library-Douglas3, Sheldon, Allen, Rebec, Yocom, Hodge, K. Young. Medical School Scholarship-·Yocom, Shinn, Crosland. Military Credits-Howe, Allen, Boynton. Publications-Allen, Young, Sheldon, Kilpatrick, Hale, Casey, Packard, Douglass, Robbins. Religious and Sheldon.

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Activities-Douglass, DeCou, Sweetser, Evans, Williams, Smith,

Research-Packard, Milne, Stafford, Sheldon, Barnett, Donald Barnes, Caswell. Seholarship-Gilbert, Bovard, Sheldon, Milne, Esterly, Mr. Spencer, 8ecretary. Student Advisory-Onthank, Esterly, Gilbert, Folts, Walker, Earl, Hale. Student Affairs-Esterly, Straub, Walker, Stupp, DeBusk, Lomax, Osborne. Student Living and Health-Walker, Bovard, Miller, Sweetser, Decker, Esterly, Kelly.

7 CAMPUS DIRECTORY Alumni Secretary Architecture Arts, Fine

Administration Annex Architecture Building, Sociology Building Architecture Building, Arts Building (sculpture) Art, Normal Arts Building Associated Student Office Friendly Hall, north door Botany Deady Hall Business Administration Commerce Hall Chemistry , MeClure Hall, Journalism Building Correspondence-Study Department Extension Building, second floor Economics : Commerce Hall (for some classes in other huildings. see schedule of courses I Education . Education Building, University High School Emerald Office Journalism Building English ...•.................................................................. Villard Hall, Sociology Building (for classes in other buildings, see schedule of courses)

Extension Division Geology German Graduate Manager Greek Health

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Extension Building, second floor Condon Hall (Science Building) __ Oregon Hall, main floor Friendly Hall, north door Johnson Hall (Administration Building), Sociology Building Health Service Building (Old Journalism Shack) Household Arts Building Journalism Building Oregon Hall, main floor: Sociology Building Oregon Hall, upper floor Johnson Hall, basement, Oregon Hall, main floor Architecture Building R. O. T. C. Building Music Building Johnson Hall Men's Gymnasium (men), Women's Gymna:sium (women) , Administration Annex (headquarters and office of the dean), Health Service Building (dispensary) Deady Hall Oregon Hall Condon Hall (Science Building) Oregon Hall, basement; Johnson Hall __..Sociology Building (for some classes in other buildings, see schedule of courses) Deady Hall, Research Building

8 UNIVERSITY REG"CLATIONS In order to remain in the Uniyersity, a freshman must pass in at least five hours, and all other students must pass in at least seven hours. All students must pass in at least nine hours or be placed on probation. The program filed by the student in the fall must be followed throughout the year and no credit is given for work done unless it is on the program filed in the Registrar's office. Courses may be added during the first two weeks of any term, upon the payment of certain change of course fees. Courses may be dropped at any time by direction of a student's adviser, provided that the program is not reduced to less than twelve hours. Also, the required subjects of English A, Military Scien~e, and Physical Education may not be dropped. Stndents are expected to carry fifteen or sixteen hours a week. No student can carry more or less than this number without the consent of his adyiser. No student will be allowed under any circumstances to carry more than nin'eteen' hours and no student can get credit for more than sixteen hours unless his grade is better than III. No student may carry less than tiVelw hours.

9 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS All candidates for undergraduate degrees must fulfill the requirements listed below. In addition, each candidate must comply with the prescribed curriculum of his school or department. CTeclit. Credit for work comple~d in the University is figured in term-nours by which is meant the work covered in one recitation, or one laboratory period per ~eek for one term, or equivalent. A term hour is assumed to represent three hours a week for twelve weeks of a student's time, which may be assigned to work in the cIass~room, laboratory, or ouwide preparation. Quantity of Work. In order t(l be graduated, a student must have earned not less than 186 term-hours of credit in the University. Quality of Work. Of the 186 hours required for graduation, at least 140 must have been earned with a grade above V. The grading system used by the University, groups students in the following- classes: All students who pass are assigned to one of the first five classifications. 1. Unusual excellence. II. High quality. ,Classes I and II together constitute approximately the highest fourth or fifth of the class. III. Satisfactory. IV. Fair. Grades III and IV constitute from 55 to 65 percent of the class. V. Passing. Approximately from 15 to 20 per cent of the class. Inc., incomplete. Quality of work satisfactory, but unfinished for reasons acceptable to the instructor, and additional. time granted. Group Require'tnents. Each student n1ust complete in the lower division (during the freshman and sophomore years) at least one year-course ,of not less than three hours each term in any three of the following four groups: I. a. English (except prescribed work). b. Languages. Foreign language, ancient or modern. II. Social Science. Including histpry. economics, political science. philosophy, soci... ology. €ducation. III. a. Mathematics. any three courses of lower division work. b. Science, including botany. chemi8try. g·eology. physics. psychology and zoology. Each of these sciences shall include not less than one credit hour a week of laboratory time. IV. Arts and Technical Training. a. A,,.ts. Fine arts, normal art and household arts. each including not less than one credit hour a week of laboratory or practice time b. Architec'ture. In the school of architecture and allied arts, year courses, totalling ttine hours. c. Music. d. Ar-counting. Major Require'ment. Each student m:Jst satisfy the requirements of his major department by taking courses in that department as prescribed by his adviser amounting to not less than 36 term hours of which not less than 24 term hours shall be advanced courses of the type described as "upper division," or junior and senior work. Degree Requ,ire'ments. Two yeal'-courses (or 24 term-hours) in a foreign language, in addition to that offered for entrance. are required for the degree of B.A.. and 36 term·hours in either (1) mathematics and science. or (2) social sciences for the B.S. Residence. At least 45 term-hours must be (larned in residence at the University of Oregon. The remainder of the requisite work is l30metimes done through the Extension Division by correspondence, subject to the rule which applies to all students. that not more than 60 term· hours earned by corresppndence may be applied toward a de/{ree. The 45 term-hours immediately preceding graduation mu~t be earned with the University of Oregon (except in the department of pre~el1gineering). although not necessarily in residence. Required Subjects: Phv,ical Education. All students must take physical education throughout the freshman and sophomore years. 'Military Training must be tal M 1-4 __ ._________________________________________________________________________ 7 Deady Bacteriology (4) Tu Th 9 105 Deady Lab Tu Th or W F 1-4 305 Deady Botany Pedagogy (3) M W F 9 . . -----------------------------Deady Deady Plant Histology Lab Tu 1-4 Algae (3) Tu Th(3)10 Tu LabThTu101-4 --__ Deady Deady Sanitation (3) M W F 10 Paleobotany (2) W F 1-4 ------------Deady Deady Advanced Bacteriology (4) -Deady Botanical Problem (2) Deady Seminar (1) •• --------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------Deady Bacteriological Problem ** Botallical Problem *~.. . _ _ __ __.__ ..----..------..---..Deady Bacteriological Problem ** . __.._.. ._.. --- ------.--.----.-------- . Deady Graduate Seminar .~: . .__ .-.-.---------.-----..-..-------..-. __.. _._.__ ---. . Deady Deady Thesis ••

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Instructor Sweetser __ Taylor Sweetser Sweetser Sweetser Sanborn Sweetser Sanborn Sanborn Sweetser Sanborn Sweetser Sweetser S,,,,reetser Sweetser Sweetser Sweetser Sweetser Sweetser

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Majors in tbe School of Business Administration pay a departme ntal fee of $5.00 per term instead of courSe (laboratory) fees. All others pay COUlse (laboratory) fees listed below. Constructive Accounting I (4) M W F 8 • 206 Gommerce _____________ .____ Stillman 1b Ie 3.00 1a Lab Tu 1-3 . 206 Commerce Constructive Accounting III (4) M W F 8 106 Commerce 1b Stillman1a Ie 3.00 Lab Th 1-3 206 Commerce Hempy Constructive Accounting V (4) M WF 8 8 Commerce __________________ Himbert 1b 1a Ie 3.00 Lab F 3-5 . 206 Commerce Constructive Accounting VII (4) M W F 8 107 C-ommerce __________________ Johnston 1a 1b Ie 3.00 Lab F 1-3 ._ 206 Commerce Constructive Accounting IX (4) M W F 8 .____________ 7 Commerce .__ Stillman1a Ib Ie 3.00 Lab M 1-3 . 206 Commerce Kelso Constructive Accounting X (4) Tu Th S 8 : 107 Commerce Stillman1a 1b Ie 3.00 Lab W 1-3 . . 206 Commerce Kelso 116 117 118 170a 192a 21

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LAW Law School registration fee $10.00 per term. For schedule of professional courseS in the SchOOl of Law, apply to the dean of the school. Law c')urses are li.ot open to freshmen or sophomores.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION For Women F. i.ndicates freshman standing; So, sophomore; J, junior; S, se nior. 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4

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Elementary Physical Education I (1) M Tu Th 9 F Elementary Physical Education II (1) Tu Th F 10 F Elementary Physical Education HI (1) M W F 11 F Elementary Physical Education IV. (1) M Tu Th 2 F Elementary Physical Education V (1) M W F 3 F Elementary Physical Education VI (1) M Tu Th 4 Advanced Physical Education I (1) M W F 10 So Advanced Physical Education II (1) Tu Th F 3 So Advanced Physical Education III (1) Tu Th F 4 So Individual Gymnastics I (1) Tu Th F 9 Individual Gymnastics II (1) M W F 10 Individual Gymnastics III (1) M W F 11 Individual Gymnastics IV (1) ;vI W F 2 Individual Gymnastics V (1) M W F 3 Individual Gymnastics VI (1) M Tn Th 3 Individual Gymnastic, VII (1) M W F 4 Physiology of Exercise' (3) MW F 8 Introduction to Physical Education (2) Tu Th 8 Fundamentals of Physical Education (2) Tu Th 9 (Continued on Next Page)

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Women's Gym ............ Troemel Women's Gym ................ Stupp WOlnen's Gym. .............. Shelly Women's Gym ._._.... . Troemel Women's Gym .............. Shelly Women's Gym ................ Stupp Women's Gym T'roemel Women's Gym ................ Stupp Women's Gym Stephens Woman's Stephens Woman's Thomson Woman's Stephens Woman's Thomson Woman's Thomson Woman's Thomson Woman's Thomson Woman's ...................... Bovard Woman's Alden-Sheliy Woman's Oberteuffer, Waterman

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Piaygronnd ami Community Recreation (2-3) Tu Th 9 Lab S 9-11 Gymnastics and Coaching of Sports (majors) (1) M W F 9 J Advanced Theory and Practice of Individual Gymnastics (elective) Th 9 L"!l M Advanced In(erpretative Dancing ('-'leetive) (1) M W F 9 Physical Education (majo,.) (1) M W F 10 W 8 :!.1' .. ._ __ . .. _ _ Personal Hygiene (l) Tu or Th 1 Quiz ., Kinesiology (4) M Tu W F 11 Principles and Technique of Teaching (2) W F 11 Principles of Physical Education (3) M W F 11 Theory and Practice of Individual Gymnastics (2) MIl Lab M W F 3 M W F ;i Theory of Dancin,:>; (3) M W F 11 Gymnastics and Coaching of Sports (major) (1) M W F 2 S

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Electron Theory (3) M W F 8 3 Deady Caswell 126 125 Advanced General Physics (3), Tu Th 9 107 Deady Caswell 113 4.00 11,2 Lab Tu or Th 1-4 8 Deady Electrical Measurements (3) M W 9 107 Deady Boynton 4.00 116 115 Lab Tu or Th 1-4 2 Deady General Physics (4) M W ~' 10 Quiz Tu Th or S 10 Lab any pm 1-4 or 105 Deady 4.00 Caswell 6 S 9-12 . Thermodynamics (3) M W F 10 . 3 Deady Boynton 122 123 Journal Club ( •• ) Th 10 3 Deady Staff 130 130 Seminar ( •• ) Th 10 3 Deady ................................ Staff 230 230 General Physics (4) M W F 11 Quiz Tu or S 11 Lab any pm 1-4 or S 9-12 107 Deady Caswell 6 4.00 5 Histols and Teaching; of Physics (3) M W F 11 3 Deady Boynton Meteorology (3) M W F 11 3 Deady Boynton 105 Photography (3) M W 11 Lab M or W 1-4 3 Deady Boynton 106 6.00 Lower Division Laboratory (1) any ~m 1-4 101 Deady ............................... Staff 3.00 13 12 Laboratvry Arts (") •• 1-4 Deady 4.00 1~0 100 Caswell Advanced Laboratory (":') •• Deady 4.00 120 120 Staff Research Laboratory (*(') ¥»: .. _.•.....•.•.. ..•.......•. ._ .•..•.. _.••..•.•.•.•... _ _.•••... __ •. Deady 200 4.00 Staff 200 NOT:I: COU1"SeS luO. 120, 130, 200 :·md 230 may be registered repeatedly, as the work assigned varies each t~rm.

POLITICAL SCIENCE Political Parties and Election Problems (4) M Tu W F 8 208 City Goverr.ment (4) M Tu W F 8 , 208 Political Theory (4) M Tu W F 8 208 Modern Governments (4) M Tu W F 10 105 Moder!, Governments (4) M Tu W F 10 105 Modern Governments (4) M Tu W F 10 : 105 Constitutional Law (4) M Tu W F 11. .......•...•..•.....•.............•..••...•............•....•..•.....•.. 208 International Law (4) M Tu W F 11 208 Foreign Relations (4) M W Tit F 1 105 Modern Governments (1) M W Th F 2 . .105 Modern Governments (4) M W Th F 2 .. 105 International Politics (4) M Tu W F 3 . .. .105 Research in Political Science **

Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon

Barnett Barnett Barnett Barnett Barnett Maddox Barnett Barnett Maddox Maddox Barnett Maddox Barnett

PSYCHOLOGY Adolescence (3) M W F 8 . . . . .__. .__. . .301 Abnormal (3) M W F 8 . . .. . . . . .. 301 Comparative Psychology (2) Tu Th 8 ....__. . .__ .... 301 Psychology of Learning (2) Tu Th 8 ------------------..--------..-----------------. .301 Applied Psycholo,,-y (2) Tu Th 8 . ..__. 301 Beginners (4) M W F 9 Lab M Tu W Th 1-4 Th S 9-12 .. .. ... 105 Beg-inners (wit.hout lab) (3) M W F 9 . . ..__. .. ..__.. .101 Advanced EX!lerimental (3) M W F 9 . . .. ... __ .... . 302 Character und Perconality (3) M W Ie 10 ..__. -------. 301 Advanced Social P8ychology (3) M W F 10 -----------. . . .301 Beginners (without lal') (3) M W F 11 .. . . ..__....__. 3 Beginners (without lab) (3) M W F 11 . . . ------. __ 105 Statistical Methods in Psychology (3) M W F 11 .. . .. ..... 302 Menial Measurements (3) M W F 11 __. . . .__. ... . 302 :Employment Psycholwy (3) M W F 11 . .. .__. ..__. 302 Psychology for Medical Students (3) M W F 11 __. . .. .__ .301 Laboratory for Medica! Students (1) ]e 1-4 . . . .. __ Beginners (without lab) (3) 1\1 W F 2 ... . .__. .101 Seminar in Genetic Psychology (2-3) Tu 4-6 __ __ _ . .__ _ 324 Seminar in Abnormal Psychology (2-3) Tu 4-6 --. . . .__.. . .324 Research and Thesis (1-3) ..' Research and Thesis (1-3) *', Attention and Per~e:)tion (2) Memory and the lma~e (2) .. .l\ssociation (2) >:c.(: . . _ _._.• Problems in Social Psycholop;y 0-3) ••

Condon Conklin Condon . . Conklin Condon Taylor Condon .__.__. Taylor Condon __.... . Taylor Oregon Conklin. Cutsforth McClure .__.________________ Taylor Condon . . Crosland Condon . . .__. K. Young Condon . . K. Young Education Crosland Oregon . .Phares Condon Taylor Condon __.. Taylor Condon __ Taylor Condon __ __ __ Crosland Psych Lab __ Crosland McClure __.__ 'Phares Condon Conklin Condon __ __ Conklin Conklin Crosland Crosland Crosland . __ Crosland .. -K. Young 0): Direction of Dr. Conklin.

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ROMANCE LANGUAGES FRENCH

First Year French (4) M Tu W F 8 Second Year French (4) M Tu W F French Literature (4th year) (2) Tu Th 8 First Year French (4) M Tu W F 8 First Year French (4) M Tu W F 9 --First Year French (4) M Tu W F 9 Second Year French (4) M Tu W F 9 First Year French (4) M Tu W F 1.0 Second Year French (4) M Tu W F 10 'French Literature in the Nineteenth Century (3) M W F 10 19th Century French Literature (3) Tu Th S 10 First Year French (4) M Tu W F 11 Second Year French (4) M Tu W F 11 _ French Literature (3rd year) (3) M W F 11 Old (l) Tu 11 . -----_ French Conversation and Composition (3rd year) (3) M W F 1 French Conversation and Composition (3rd year) (3) M W F 1 French Pronunciation (3rd (1) Th 1 French Historians (3) M W F 1 French Conver3ation and Composition (4th year) (2) Tu Th 2 First Year (4) M Tu W F 2 Second Year French (4) M W Th F 2 _ French Conversation and Composition (3rd year) (3) M W F 2 French Literature (3rd year) (3) M W F 2 Classical Drama (3) M W F 3 ,

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First Year Italian (3) M W F 9 Second Year Italian (2) Tu Th " Thinl Year Italian (1) Til 10

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SPANISH

First Year Spanish (4) M Tu W F 8 . Second Year Spanish (4) M Tu W F 8 . Spanish Literature (3) M W F 8 . First Year Spanish (4) .M Tu W F 9 .. Second Year Spanish (4) M Tu W F 9 First Year Spanish (4) M Tu W F 10 . Second Year Spanish (4) M Tu W F 10 . First Year Spanish (4) M Tu W F 11 ···· ·.· ··· c••..••••...••••••••.....••••• Second Year Sr>anish (4) M Tu W F 11 . Commercial Spanish (3rd year) (3) M W F 11 . Spanish Composition and Conversation (3rd year) (3) M W Fl . Spanish Composition and Conversation (4th year) (2) Tu Th 1 . First Year Spanish (4) M Tu W F 1 Second Year Spanish (4) M W Th· F First Year Spanish (4) M W Th F 2 . Spanish Composition and Conversation (3rd year) (3) M W F 2 Latin America (in Spanish) (4th year) (2) Tu Th 2 Spanish Composition (3rd year) (2) Tu Th 3 . First Year Spanish (Beginning) (5) M W Th F 3 Tu 4 Third Term Spanish (first year) (5) M Tu W F 3 Th 4 . Second Year Spanish (short course) continuation of 11c (5) M Tn W F 3 Th 4 . Second Year Spanish (short course) continuation of 13a (4) M Tu W F 3 .

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NOTE: Students wh·) have credit for two years of high school French or Spanish take second year in college. Students who have credit for one year of high school French or Spamsh take Ie, 3a, 3b, or l1c, 13a, 13b, in college. Students who have credit for three years of high .school French or Spanish take third year in college. SOCIOLOGY Ia 152

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Social Origins, Primitive Society, Psychological Foundations (3) M W F 9 101 McClure K. Young Social Unrest (2) Tu Th 9 103 Johnson _ __ Parsons Criminology (2) Tu Th 9 103 Johnson Parsons Matrimonial Institutions (2) Tu Th 9 103 Johnson Parsons Sociological Systems (3) M W F 9 201 Sociology F. G. Young Advanced Social Psychology (3) M W F 10 301 Condon K. Young Theory of Social Prozress (3) M W F 10 101 Sociology F. G. Young Community Organization and Development (3) M W F 10 101 Sociology F. G. Young Introduction to Social Problems (2) Tu Th 10 102 Sociology Parsons Principles of Sociology (3) M W F 11 105 Commerce K. Young Scientific Study of Society (Social Research) (3) M W F 11 201 Sociology F. G. Young Social Statistics (3) M W F 11 201 Sociology F. G. Young Town, City, and Regional Planning (3) M W F 11 201 Sociology F. G. Young Sociological Aspects of Religion (2) M 1-3 c•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 101 Sociology...................... Parsons Social Work Seminar (1-4) ••........................................................................................ 101 Sociology Parsons fleminar, Special Problems in Sociology. and Social Psychology (l-3) ** 101 Sociology K. Young'

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ZOOLOGY Richards Gencr"l Physio]oITY (4) M W ~ 107 Deady Richards Lab I M W, IT Tu Th 1-4 206 DeadY Huestis Comparative Anatomy (1) Tu Th 8 107 DeadY Lab I M' Th 1-4, 1I Tu F 1-4, HI W 1-4 S 9-12 208 Deady Huestis Mammalian Anatomy (3) Th 8 107 Deady Huestis Lab I M Th 1-4, 1I Tu F 1-4, III W 1-4 .'3 9-12 208 Deady Human Physiology (4) M W F 8 107 Deady Richards Richards Lab I Tu, I! W, III Th 1-4 206 DeadY ~'ield Zoolo;