Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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Dartmouth College, 1896 = ' 97. WILLIAM JEWETT TUCKER, President. Faculty According; to Departments of Instruction. Greek Language and Literature. Professor C. D. Adams. Assistant Professor G. D I.ORii. ANCIENT LANGUAGES. iMtin Ijxnguage and Literature. Professor J. K. Lord. Assistant Professor F. G. Moore. Instructor iSge- ' g-. Mr. H. E. Bitktox. MODERN LANGUAGES. German fjjngnage and Literature. Professor E. R. Rugoles. Assistant Professor W. G. SxorGHTON. (lustnictor iS96- ' 97. Mr. E. F. Langley.) English language and Literature, Professor C. F. Rich. rdson. Rhetoric and Oratory. Professor F. P. Emery. French language and Literature. Assistant Professor Louis Dow. Instructor J. C. Roe. PHILOSOPHY AND MORAL SCIENCE. fiiilosophy. Professor G. Campbell. Mora Science, Rev. Dr. S. C. Bartlett. POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY. Political .Science, Professor J. F. Colby. Social Science, Professor D. C. Wells. History, Professor H. D. Foster. MATHEMATICS AND ENGINEERING. Mathematics. Engineering. Professor F. A. Sherman. Professor J. V. Hazen! Professor T. W. D. Worthen. Professor R. Fletcher. ) Professor J. V. Hazen. Associate Professor A. W. French. -Thaver School. PHYSICAL SCIENCES. fitxsics. Professor C. F. Emerson. Assistant Professor A- C. Crehore. Chemistry, Professor E. J. Bartlett. .-Istronnwy. Professor E. B. Frost. NATURAL SCIENCES. Geology and Mineralogy, Professor C. H. HiTCHCOCK. Uolany. Professor H. G, Jesup. Zoology, Professor Wm. Patten. Lnstructot , J. H. Geroitd. LIBRARY. Professor M. D. Bisbee. Professor of Bibliography and Librarian. LECTURER. Hon. Henry L- D.wves. On United States History during and since the Civil IVar. The College provides three Courses of Study — the Classical, leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts ; the Latin-Scientific, leading to the degree of Bache- lor of Letters, and the Chandler Scientific, leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science The require- ments for admission to each course are specified in the Annual Catalogue, and also the terms of admis- sion by certificate and examination. Students in the Chandler Scientific Course may make such electives as will give them in their Senior year the standing of first year men in the Thayer School of Civil Engineering. Graduates of the Col- lege are allowed one year ' s standing in the four years ' course in the Medical College. Tuition fee, ?io6 yearly. Beneficiary Aid. amount- ing to S50. is available for those requiring assistance from the College, but this sum maybe increased to 575, or 5S5. according to standing in class Honor Schol- arships ;ioo to 5150 Graduate Scholarships, $300. The College library numbers 75.000 volumes. Laboratories are fully equipped for instruction in Cheraistr ' . Physics and Biology-. Bartlett Hall, built and furnished at an expense of $15,000. is for the use of the Young Men ' s Christian Association. The Mary Hitchcock Hospital affords the best care and treatment for any students who may be sick. The Alumni athletic field, just completed, is un- surpassed in the advantages which it offers for athletics. For information concerning the College, including catalogue, certificates or examination papers, ad- dress Professor C. F. Emerson, Dean of the Faculty. For information concerning the Thayer School of Civil Engineering, address Professor Robert Fletcher, Director. For information concerning the Medical College, address William T. S.mith. M.D., Dean.

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T ' he P)oarcl of E clltof5. Dedication. Introduction. G alendar. Gollede Directory. T F P)oard of T ' iustee . Secfet Societies. T he Faculty. Athletics. ■ ' Phe Students. Gollede Organizations. Gommencement. G lass Corner. AW Sorts. ?4dvertisennents.