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...following changes in courses of instruction have been announced by the Faculty: Engineering 4d, which is given at the Engineering Camp at Squam Lake, will hereafter be a full course, and will extend over five weeks instead of three weeks. Engineering 4c next summer will extend over three weeks instead of two weeks...
...Harvard delegation will go to Northfield by special train, leaving Boston the morning after Class Day, June 23, probably by the Boston & Albany R.R. Men attending the Engineering Camp at Squam Lake, who wish to attend will probably be excused from June 28 to July 1, inclusive, and will be allowed to make up their work on returning. Provision will be made for Seniors to attend the Conference for either the five days before Commencement or the three days following...
...room, $3 (this is reduced for those who live in tents). Reduced railroad rates are granted from all points, the round trip from Cambridge costing about $3.75. Men staying only a part of the time will be charged accordingly. It is expected that men attending the Engineering Camp at Squam Lake who wish to go to Northfield will be excused for part of the ten days...
...University Engineering Camp, at Squam Lake, N. H., will open this summer on June 16. The following courses will be given: Engineering 4a, 4c, and 4d. Engineering 3b, 5b, 5d, and 5e will also be given if enough men elect to take them. A course in topography, offered for the first time last year will be repeated if a sufficient number of men express their intention of doing so to Professor H. J. Hughes before May 1. This course, if given, will be open only to men who have passed with credit in Engineering 1a and 4c or their equivalent...
...lines from Washington and return, and it is expected that reduced rates will be obtained at hotels, making the total cost of the trip about $75 apiece. A limited number of places will be open to second-year students of mining, who have had the summer work at Squam Lake. Applications for these places should be made to Professor H. L. Smyth, who will give any further information about the trip. The schedule of the trip is as follows...