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Last fall the new scheme of afternoon and Saturday courses for teachers was fulfilled. Seventeen courses were given on the following subjects: architecture, education, psychology applied to teaching, fine arts, French, history of Russian literature, American history, Latin, mathematics, college algebra, music, philosophy, physical education, practical instruction in school gymnastics, Greek, and public speaking. There was a charge of $15 for each course. The first lectures were delivered about the first of November and continued until April 1. Although these courses were primarily intended for teachers in service, both men and women, yet other persons were admitted...
...taught the subjects after their names: G. G. Arvedson 1L., bookkeeping; A. A. Ballantine '04, current events; E. E. Brown 2L., reading and spelling; H. H. Buckman '08, chemistry; W. S. Clarke 1G., civil service arithmetic; S. N. Goodrich '07, grammar; A. Cravis '07, Latin; A. Hamilton '07, algebra; A. N. Holcombe 1G., economics; M. O. Hudson 1G., history; H. L. Lincoln '07, electricity; A. P. Mathew 2L., debating and public speaking; S. E. Morrison '08, geometry; F. E. Neagle 3L., commercial law; E. C. Oberholzer '07, violin, L. B. Robinson '07, civil service composition; C. A. Sargent '07, mechanical...
Mathematics SD.--Advanced Algebra. Assistant Professor J. L. Love...
Mathematics--Five courses: advanced algebra; solid geometry; trigonometry; plane analytic geometry; differential and integral calculus...
...term beginning in October, 1907. Qualifying examinations will be held in Boston on January 17 and 18 at a place to be announced later. Examinations will be held in the following subjects: Translation from Latin into English, Latin Prose, Latin Grammar, Translation from Greek into English, Greek Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry. The last two subjects are alternative. The requirements in these subjects are identical with the requirements for Responsions, which are the first public examination which an Oxford student undergoes. A candidate who passes the qualifying examinations here in Boston will be excused from Responsions at Oxford, whether...