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...bracketed, except Course C and Half-course 121, which will be given respectively by Professor Byerly and by Assistant - Professor Osgood, who has been absent on leave this year. Mr. J. L. Coolidge will give Course D and will assist in Courses E and F. He will also offer a new course, 28, on "The Geometry of Position." Course 22, offered by Mr. Whittemore, is also new. It is entitled "Introduction to the Differential Geometry of Twisted Curves and Surfaces...
Assistant Professor Osgood will have Courses 4 and 16, and will offer a new course of research, 20E, on "Selected Topics in Higher Analysis." Professor Peirce will offer a new half-course, 27, on "The Elements of the Mathematical Theory of Elasticity." He will also give a new half-course, 23, on "Quaternion Imagin- aries and other selected topics in Quaternions." Course 6, "The Calculus of Quaternions," will be omitted next year, as will Half-course 7a, and Courses 11, 25 and 20G, a course in Reading and Research...
...Department of Geology will offer this year in connection with the work of the Summer School, an advanced course in geological field-work in New York and Connecticut. The work in the corresponding course last summer was in Montana and the Yellowstone Park, but this trip has been abandoned this year for various reasons...
...three successive times or six times altogether. Under nearly similar conditions the Founders cup remained in the club fifteen years and was never won by the same man more than twice in succession. The regular monthly shoots will continue, however, as Mallinckrodt will offer a new cup, to be shot for under the same conditions as the Bancroft...
...Frye L. S. '90, Superintendent of Schools in Cuba, has consented to furnish free tuition in the Summer School, for a large number of native Cuban school teachers. According to reports from Havana, if adequate arrangements can be made, about 1000 teachers will take advantage of this offer. The government will probably furnish army transports for bringing them here, and Mr. Frye hopes it will be possible for them to visit many different cities, through the generosity of the railroads and the municipalities themselves...