University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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.4-ox . PRESIDENT NOR TIIROP 1 H

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Colleges, Jcllools and Qeparlmenls. , The University Of Minnesota comprises tlIe following namedxcol- leges, schools and departments: ' .Q TI-IE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT. THE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE AND THE ARTS. The School of Technical and Applied Chemistry. TIIE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ANII THE MECHANIC ARTs. THE SCHOOL OF MINES. THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. The School of Agriculture. The Dairy School. . THE COLLEGE OF LAW. i THE DEPARTMENT or MIEIDICINE, composed Ofcolleges as follows: The College of lldedicine and Surgery. The College of H omoeopathic Medicine and Surgery. The College of Dentistry. The College of Pharmacy. 'V The Regents of the University have also entrusted to their charge THE EXPERIMENT STATION. THE GEOLOGICAL ANII NATURAL HISTORY SURVEY. 17 Ulzo 9!I2llJOI'Sl?.y of Wbznesofa

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