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...classes and teachers: stenography and tpyewriting, E. R. Buckner 2L.; elementary arithmetic, H. W. Gardner 2L.; advanced arithmetic, S. W. Howland 2L.; business composition, D. M. Moffat 2L.; geography, R. L. Scales 2L.; advanced chemistry, L. Clarke Instr.; mechanical drawing, E. Emerson 3G.; elementary chemistry, R. C. Griffin 2G.; plane geometry, A. W. Smith 4G.; bookkeeping, G. A. Lundquist 1G.; electricity, E. R. Shepard 2G.; trigonometry, E. C. Brown 1G.; English literature, G. M. Slocombe 2Dv.; steam engineering, A. Tyng sS.; German, H. von Kalterborn sC.; grammar, H. F. Shurtleff 1G.; French, A. M. Cook '06; algebra, H. S. Wyndham...
...schools in their work of preparation for the different colleges, with the idea that by having uniform examinations, the work can be greatly simplified. Board examinations are at present held in the following subjects: English, History, Latin, Greek, French, German, Spanish, Mathematics (including elementary and advanced algebra, plane and solid geometry and trigonometry), Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Geography and Drawing. The papers in each subject are set by a separate committee of examiner appointed by the Board and consisting of two college teachers and one school teacher. The questions are then submitted to a final committee of revision, made up entirely...
June 27--Elementary physics, elementary French, solid geometry, plane geometry, geometry, elementary German...
Professor J. M. Peirce will give Mathematics 7a, on Triangular, Co-ordinates of Points and Lines in a Plane, and 9a, on The Application of Quaternions to the Dynamics of Particles and Rigid Bodies. Two new courses on the planets and higher geometry will be given by Mr. Whittemore and Mr. Coolidge respectively. Three courses in this department will be dropped and sixteen omitted...
General Introduction to Philosophy and General History of Philosophy, half course, and lecture course and laboratory course in Psychology, half course, both for students who have not counted Philosophy 1a to 1b; Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, Plane Trigonometry, Plane Analytic Geometry, Experimental Physics, Elementary Botany, Geology, and Geography, each a half course; Plane Surveying and Railroad and Geodetic Surveying, at Squam Lake, each a half course; four courses in Shopwork, counted together as one and one half courses for degree...