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LAIE A O Y dens esiring an elementary kno«1- WHA''f GOING O
Deemntv 1!~ i f lff [ l~ ov 2husmineralogy will ii Ntcs oaparinti £1m nts
Tii ii[ r ihD~lieach week. of laborat work 4 4~ay o isue
@ s I 0 'At~ Lectures in lit hology will form a re-
vie of rock-ecformingimniner~oals, a dis-origin,)-
('urrhq?,illu w sWill 111Iu41e Special1 and Sisonfl ftecasfctooii,~* il d~e ne i
C1,;dunte Work Leaidinig and methods of determination of the I'1-'ulil llIac? ss e~s
To)Dere I Wesley hall
m iiore lnIporta nt rocks.
-- ~Special work will be offered1 for st~ia- ! ,3!}q,,JJlililstaua club iuaeels inll 1,: ,
AN O N E4EO~ E dents properly qualified, where 1p al
AN O N E4*C URE ortuinity will be given for study 141-ac'l onel eries l)1(ia~i1N
along the lines of geometrical, p)hysi- in 11111 auditorium.,
Four courses, with additional spec- cal and chemical crystallography, the :10--Stident Su~pper aiiad I[iri ce
ial and graduate work, will comprise( formation and origin of minerals,' pet-I chat at C~on gregtat iwlnlIcur
Ithe curriculum 10 he offered in' miner- rography, or Petro graphic-microsco- 1howard Mc('iusky sp rik ; on "Wlhy;
lOcgy andl petrography during the pic methods as applied to mineral (Get an Fducation '
Smmer session this year. Two men" fragments or ceramic products. 16:00-Wesleyan ag nlihme n nWe".
of the University staff, Prof. A. B. ,-- - ley ball.
:Peck and IL. S. lamsdell, will be in Boston, March 14.- The operations' 600-1Iev. Henry f'ath ~sptAis" 4,1
charge of classes in this department. of a "shoplifting syndicate" were; the student supper in Harris hail.
The first, course, elements of miner- brought to, light, police saidl, by the 6>:30- Prftf. E. 1R. Sindcriand sjweahk;
alogy, will be taught .by both Prof. arrest of two men who were held to- in Unitarian parlor!., rn "Observe -
Peck and Mr. Rainsdell, and is design- day in bail of $8,000, each for trial. tions on the Administtration of Enllg-
fishi Justice."
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Ala rcP 27, inl the g~ymnasiuml of the
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The pat rons and patronesses will
be members of the faculty and their
wives. The orchestra under Gene K.
Luck. '261).. will furnish the music.
.No committees have yet been ap-
pointcd to make final arrangements,
hut appcint ;,nents will b~e madle at a
meetinug which will be held next week.
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