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3 B i be horccoK BC BOTANY Botany is one of the electives of the first year covering two semesters. The work consists of recitation work three days a week and laboratory work four |»eriods. with accurate drawings and descriptions. The first semester’s work is a study of the organs of a complex plant and a study of the seed and seedling. In the second semester, the work consists of a study of a few of the typical plants illustrating the various divisions in the plant kingdom. The different divisions of Botany are not taken up se| arately but are develop'd in their most natural relationship, emphasizing the fact that plants are living things. The morphology of plants is taken up. only to show its relationship to the living processes. Plant physiology and ecology, however, are considered at greater length. Practical questions, as well as scientific facts, are discussed wnenever possible so that the pupils relate their common e | eriences. Plant breeding, forestry, pruning. girdling and diseases are some questions upon which outside reports are given in class. Bulletins from the Department of Agriculture and other texts ars used for references. MISS ll A AKIN ctszj a 15
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]B I be Herceex'il 'IAT lt'IATICS. ■ The Department of Mathematics has for its aim a double function: to govern the prospective college student in the science: and to give the student, who does not wish to continue his work at a college, a comprehensive and practical knowledge of mathematics. To the end that the college student may ho enabled easily and profitably to pursue the advanced branches of the science. most accurate and careful work is insisted uj on by the instructor. In addition to the courses regularly offered in high schools, an advance course is offered in Algebra with especial emphasis upon s| ecial products and factoring, exponents, radicals, logarithms and projx rtion and likewise a course in solid Geometry. With a view to fulfilling the second function of the department. particular care is given that the students attain a full and clear conception of the work required lx»th in Algebra and Geometry to the end that it may lx of benefit to them in their professions. The regular courses in all c.ases are such as will meet college entrance requirements, that is two semesters of Algebra and twoof plane Geometry. —- i rviRrvi—i-----------------------------------1 MISS EDNA KINO 14
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