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HISTORY KNIT ONE PURL TWO, KNIT ONE 20
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THE MATH DEPARTMENT The Math Department has a staff of six members. The department has a broad cur- riculum and offers a large variety of subjects to the students who need them. These include Plane Geometry, Arithmetic of Business, and others. The sub jects offered fit into the various curricula. Science students can take courses in calculus, statics, slide rule, and surveying. Math of commerce, and statistics are also open to students in the social sciences. Senior high school majors and minors and elemen- tary students enroll in the various methods courses offered by the department. General courses include statistical methods in educa- tion and surveying. Michigan Normal also offers many advanced mathematics courses- more than most teacher ' s colleges. Our Math Department compares with that of almost any university and exceeds in scope almost all universities in an undergraduate way. SURVEYING LAND AHOY! EQUATIONS EVERYBODY ' S GOT AN ANGLE STATICS NOW P EQUALS F AND . 19
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MAPS AND MAPPING DRAWING PETTY GIRLS, NOPE JUST MAPS! WEATHER AND CLIMATE BUT WILL IT RAIN TODAY? SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The social sciences, history, economics, and geography, represent a very basic part of our modern education system. The recognition of the relative value of these fields in a v ell rounded education, is something which was left to the twentieth century to discover. In 1881, the year Julia Ann King joined the faculty of M. S. N. C, there were only two his- tory courses offered and these of a very gen- eral nature. Due partly to Miss King ' s very dynamic personality, the history department attained its rightful place of importance in the curriculum. Within the next ten years, two new instructors were added to the department. Nineteen twenty-four, when the enrollment reached its all time high 2675, saw only six instructors in the social science field. In 1950 with an enrollment somewhat below that fig- ure we have fifteen instructors in the history field alone. The geography department too is growing. In 1 900 the department was formed as a sepa- rate one on this campus, one of the first in the country. 21
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