Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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12 Catalogue of English. — Four and a half hours a week. History — Lingard ' s England (Burke). Rhetoric — Coppens ' Introduction, Books V. and VI. Poetical Analysis of Shakespeare ' s Plays. History of English Literature (Brooke), CC. V.-X. Catechism— (De Harbe)— Part III, On the Means of Grace. Compositions in prose and verse at least once a week. Memory — Four hundred lines from authors analyzed in class. Elocution — One-half hour a week. Mathematics. — Five hours a week. Trigonometry — Plane and Spherical, and Surveying (Wentworth). Science. — Two and a half hours a week. Chemistry — General and Analytical. Junioe. Latin. — Seven hours a week. Ars Rhetorica — (Du Cygne, S. J.) — Lib. I. and II. Dialectica (Russo, S. J.). Authors — Cicero : De Oratore, Pro Lege Manilia, Pro Milone. Tacitus : Agricola or Germania. Juvenal : Satires. Horace : Satires and Epistles. Composition — Exercises in prose and verse three times a week. Memory — Three hundred lines from authors used. 6BEEK. — Five hours a week. Accent, prosody and dialects continued. Authori — Demosthenes: De Corona. phocles : Edipus Tyrannus or CEdipus Coloneus. ( imposition — Twice a week.

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Loyola College. 11 History of English Literature (Brooke), C. I.-IV, inclu- sive. Catechism — (De Harbe) — Part II, On the Command- ments. Compositions in prose and verse at least once a week. Memory — Merchant of Venice, or equivalent, four hun- dred lines. Elocution — One-half hour a week. Mathematics. — Five hours a week. Geometry— (Wentworth) — Plane and Solid. French. — Two and a half hours a week. Grammar — (Keetels ' ) — reviewed ; selections from modern authors ; exercises in writing and speaking. German. — Two and a half hours a week. Grammar — (Joynes-Otto) — reviewed ; selections from modern authors ; exercises in writing and speaking. Sophomore. Latin. — Seven hours a week. Ars Rhetorica— (Du Cygne, S. J.)— Lib. in, CC. I, II, III. Prosody — (Casserly) — reviewed with the addition of Ho- ratian lyric meters. Authors — Cicero : Pro Archia, Pro Marcello, In Verrem. Horace : 4rs Poetica and Odes. Livy : Selections from Histories. Composition — Exercises in prose and verse, three times a week. Memory — Three hundred lines from authors used. Greek. — Five hours a week. Grammar — (Yenni, S. J.) — Accent, prosody and dialects. Authors — Demosthenes : Olynthiacs and Philippics. Homer : Iliad continued. Composition — Twice a week.

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Loyola College. 13 English. — Four and a half hours a week. History — One hour a week. Lectures on periods of Church History. Constitution of the United States (Story). Rhetoric — Coppens ' Oratorical Composition. Dramatic Analysis of Shakespeare ' s Plays. Analysis of American and English Speeches. Catechism — (Wilmer, S. J.). Compositions in prose and verse at least once a week. Memory — Four hundred lines from authors analyzed in class. Elocution — One-half hour a week. Mathematics. — Five hours a week. Complete Algebra and Analytical Geometry (Wentworth). Science. — Two and a half hours a week. Astronomy (Newcomb-Holden). Geology (Le Conte). Senior. Rational Philosophy. — Twelve hours a week. Logic and Metaphysics (Russo, S. J., and Jouin, S. J.). Ethics (Russo, S. J., and Jouin, S. J.). Natural Science. — Five hours a week. Mechanics (Dana). Physics (Gage). Mathematics. — Five hours a week. Calculus (Taylor). Elocution. — One-half hour a week.