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InMemonam Redmond G. Meig3 June 7, isao Alreshrnan in the xJunior College Edvvand A. Goetz ifanoary a9, i92i A member of the Federal class Ifernando .S.Tidro January 3i, i9Ai A member of the ¥t6era[ class I aao A. Sa cton March 15, I9;ii A member of the Federal class Kate K Osgood prilG,iwj Principal of the Training 5cbool 1903-19 0
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® University Extension Until recently Los Angeles has felt the need of a place where people might gain academically, without its interfering with business interests and obligations, a place where a business man or woman might specalize in some certain line without having to go through a four years ' college course. The University Extension classes have now fulfilled this want. These courses, w hich are held on the sixth floor of the Metropolitan Building and are therefore in the center of the business district, offer varied and numerous subjects. Work offered includes instruction in Commerce, English, Social Service, Art, Philosophy, Education, Language and Music. Certain of these courses carry upper division University credit, while others give regular junior college credit. The teaching staff of the University Extension includes fifty-four well known instructors, fourteen of whom are also instructors at the Southern Branch. Among the latter are Dr. Beckman, Dr. Miller and Dr. Stelter. Classes are conducted in the afternoons and evenings. The only require- ment for members of the class is an aptitude for work in the subject. That the people of Los Angeles appreciate the opportunities offered by the University Extension is shown by the registration figures for this year. Although this is but the fourth year of its existence, the total enrollment at present is 2480 students. )umnier session Over one thousand people from all walks of life were registered as stu- dents in the University of California, Southern Branch, Summer Session for 1920. Dean Deutsch predicted one thousand as the number an enthusiast might hope for, as the Los Angeles division was only in its third year, but soon he had to modify his statement to at least one thousand when the flood of applications began to pour in. Of the number enrolled, seventy per cent were in the teaching profession and two hundred fifty were students, while every other line of work seemed to have at least one representative, from an embalmer to a movie actress. Every surrounding state sent students, while some registered from far away states and even foreign countries. Perhaps one reason for the unprecedented enrollment, for even the Berkeley session cannot show such an increase, was the addition of the departments of Vocational and Commercial Education, added stress being laid upon Americanization methods, and further opportunities for graduate work. In addition to the splendid courses and professors of the 1920 session, an especial effort was made to make the Summer Session a real part of the University of California. California spirit was the keynote everywhere and California traditions were carried out in the University meetings. University dances, the Summer Session Californian and trips to points of interest in Southern California. The success of the year ' s session was doubtless due in no small way to Dean Deutsch ' s determination that the many people rubbing shoulders here, trying to get a new inspiration for their work, a broader outlook through a riper and fuller knowledge, in the six weeks of the session, should go away realizing what the real California spirit means. 22
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