University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Into the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences have come this year more than two thousand four hundred forty students who seek the thor- ough humanistic and scientific training which helps to make liberally educated men and women rather than mere technologists. For the A.B. degree the student must have a major in one of the twenty-five recognized subjects, which, ac- cording to his choice, may -lead in the direction of medicine, law, education, journalism, home economics or social service, or he may take a more specialized curriculum in chemistry and chemical engineering, leading to the B.S. degree. By the University policy of unification of de- partments, all of the work in English, rhetoric, mathematics, chemistry, biology, modern lan- guages, psychology, history, etc., for students in all the colleges of the University located at Ui'- bana, is done in the 'great College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, which has a faculty of two hun- dred sixty. DEAN BABCOCK College of Agriculture The College of Agriculture, as at present or- ganized, functions along four distinct lines: First, investigation into the farming problems that have special application to Illinois condi- tions, second, the Extenson Service through the Farmers' Institutes, the County Farm Bureaus and the County Farm Home Bureaus, third, a soil survey which locates, describes, and maps all the different soil types of the stateg fourth, in- struction to Agricultural and Home Economics students. The Department of Home Economics is organ- ized in the College of Agriculture, and besides giving instruction to some 500 students, it main- tains an Extension Service quite simlar to that mantained by the Agricultural Department. Twcnt11-tlwca DEAN DAVENPORT