University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Coffege 1894. AUGUST 13, MONDAY Academic year in the colleges of Letters, Sciences and Law begins. AUGUST 13, MONDAY - ) Second Entrance Examination at Berkeley, for AUGUST 15, WEDNESDAY j the colleges of Letters, Science and Law. SEPTEMBER 10, MONDAY Admission Day (Sunday, the gth); a holiday. NOVEMBER 29, THURSDAY . . Thanksgiving recess of three days. DECEMBER i, SATURDAY- DECEMBER i, SATURDAY Junior Day. DECEMBER 17, MONDAY Mid-year Examinations begin. DECEMBER 24 MONDAY | . . - , Christmas vacation or three weeks. JANUARY 12, SATURDAY ( i8 95 . JANUARY 14, MONDAY Second half year begins. FEBRUARY 22, FRIDAY Washington ' s Birthday; a holiday. MARCH 23, SATURDAY Charter Day. APRIL i, MONDAY Last days for applications for Entrance Examinations at places other than Berkeley and Los Angeles. APRIL 29, MONDAY Annual Examinations begin. MAY 1 1 , SATURDAY Class Day. MAY 15, WEDNESDAY Commencement Day. MAY 1 6, THURSDAY - - j First Entrance Examination at Berkeley, Los Ange- MAY 1 8, SATURDA Y V les, and other places to be appointed, for the MAY 20, MONDAY j colleges of Letters, Sciences and Law. MAY 20, MONDAY - ) Vacation of twelve weeks in the colleges of Let- AUGUST 10, SATURDAY I ters, Science and Law. of t$t (Uniwatf jn appointed IRecjents. HON. J. WEST MARTIN GEORGE JENNINGS AINSWORTH, Ph.B. ANDREW S. HALLIDIE, ESQ. HON. HENRY S. FOOTE HON. WILLIAM T. WALLACE ALBERT MILLER, ESQ. JAMES A. WAYMIRE, ESQ. COLUMBUS BARTLETT, ESQ. HON. TIMOTHY GUY PHELPS CHARLES FREDERICK CROCKER, ESQ. ISAIAS WILLIAM HELLMAN, ESQ. JAMES FRANKLIN HOUGHTON, C.E. GEORGE THOMAS MARYE, JR., LL.B. CHESTER ROWELI., M.D. ARTHUR RODGERS, B.S., Ph.B. HON. CHARLES WM. SLACK, Ph.B., LL,.B. 14

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The facts that changes are constantly being made, and new colleges evolved, are potent illustrations of our progress toward the goal of all universities universality of education. Again, when ' 73 graduated but one building graced our college grounds South Hall, the os sacrum, as Professor Joe has so fittingly called it. Now eight large structures, built on the most improved plans, scarcely serve to ac- commodate the numerous students who throng these halls of learning. Several scholarships and fellowships have been established either by draw- ing on university funds or through private munificence. These are, at the present time, altogether too few in number, but a more perfect equilibrium between supply and demand will undoubtedly be effected within a few years. And now for the future ! While there have been almost insurmountable difficulties to overcome in the past, and many days of dark outlook, yet we have passed through the ordeal, purged for future effort. Although satisfied with the endeavors and successes of the by-gone years, yet ambition spurs us on to better, many fold, all that has been accomplished. What the future may bring forth no man can tell ; but the Faculty, the Alumni, and the Stu- dents the Trinity, the All in One, and One in All of any university are full of promise, and bid us forward with hope for to-morrow.

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NOTE. - The Faculties of the University, together with the Instructors, constitute by law the Academic Senate. The names, excepting those of President and Secretary, are arranged in the order of original accession to membership in the Academic Senate. Officers of Colleges or Departments situated elsewhere than in Berkeley, are designated by an abbreviation following the title, viz., (L) College of Law, (M) Medical Department, (P) Post-graduate Medical Department, (Ph) College of Pharmacy, (D) College of Dentistry, (LO) Lick Ob- servatory, ( ) Mark Hopkins Institute of Art, (V) Veterinary College. MARTIN KELLOGG, A.M., LL.D., President of the University. JOHN HARMON C. BONTE, A.M., D.D., Professor of Legal Ethics (L), SECRETARY. JOSEPH L E CONTE, A.M., M.D., LL.D., Professor of Geology and Natural History, Hono- rary Professor of Biology in the College of Dentistry, and Lecturer (V}. FRANK SOULE, Grad. U. S. Military Academy, West Point, Professor of Civil Engineering and Astronomy. STEPHEN JOHNSON FIELD, LL.D., Honorary Professor of Law (L}. WILLARD BRADLEY RISING, AM., M.E., Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry. GEORGE DAVIDSON, Ph.D., Sc.D., Honorary Professor of Geodesy and Astronomy , RICHARD BEVERLY COLE, A.M., M.D., M.R.C.S., Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology (M). GEORGE CUNNINGHAM EDWARDS, Ph.B., Associate Professor of Mathematics. ALBIN PUTZKER, A.M., Professor of the German Language and Literature. EUGENE WOLDEMAR HILGARD, Ph.D., L L.D., Professor of Agriculture and Agricultural Chemistry and Director of Agricultural Experiment Stations. SAMUEL BENEDICT CHRISTY, Ph.B., Professor of Mining and Metallurgy. FREDERICK SLATE, B.S., Professor of Physics. FREDERICK GODFRAY HESSE, Professor of Mechanical Engineering. BERNARD MOSES, Ph.D., Professor of History and Political Economy.