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TTLE APPOINTS LARGE OENERA L FA CUlTYCOHMITTEE
FINAL PLANS FOR NEW UNIVERSITY COLLEGE PROJECT

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would be promoted directly to a pro-
fessional school.
These general features were de-
cided by the committee which worked
last spring, and this new committee
authorized by the University Senate
and now at work on various specific
phases of the problem will consider
chiefly the problems of the promo-
tion of students from the University
college, the question of the nature of
the curriculum, and the choice of the
faculty.
It is President Little's intention that
very serious consideration will be
given to all three of these problems,
and the faculty for the new unit will
be chosen from the members of the
various faculties on the campis at
present.
If the committee reaches an agree-
ment as to these three things before
next fall the matter will be submitted
to the Board of Regents for its ap-
proval and the new project put into
operation with the opening of school
in 1928. A large amount of reorgani-
zation will have to be done in order
to put the thing in operation, and as
t result there will be no effort to
hurry the consideration of the vari-
ous problems now.
Committee Named
The general committee, appointed
by President Little after the approval
of the University Senate and after
conferences with the various deans
of the University, will include the
following men and women: from the
College of Literature, Science, and the
Arts: Prof. E. P. Barker, who repre-
sents the department of physics, Prof.
H. H. Bartlett fiom the botany de-
partment,Prof. C. W. Cook from the'
geology department, Prof. Arthur L.
Cross from the history department,
Prof. J. W. Glover from the mathe-
matics department, Prof. P. E. James
fromn the geography department, Prof.
H. S. Mallory from the rhetoric de-
partment, Prof. E. V. Moore who will
represent the musical portion of the
curriculum, Prof. A. G. Ruthven from
the zoology department, Prof. H. P.
Theme from the Romance languages
deparj:ment, Prof. F. B, Wahr from the
Gernan department, Prof. H. H. Wil-
lard from the chemistry departent,
and Prof. J1 G. Winter from. the de-
partent of Latin and Greek.
Those from the College of Litera-
ture, Science, and the Arts who re-
present sophomore subjects include:
Prof. H. F. Adams from the psycholo-
gy department, Prof. 0. J. Campbell
from the English department, Prof.
lR. T. Crane from .the political science
department, Prof. R. H. Curtiss from
the astronomy department, Prof. B.
M. Donaldson from the fine arts de-
partment, Prof. J. M. O'Neill from the
department of speech, Prof. D. H.
Parker from the philosophy depart-
Ment, Prof. I. L. Sharfman'from the
department of economics, Prof. A.
Tealdi from the department of land-
scape design, Prof. L. Carr from the
sociology department, and Prof. W.
T. Hunt from the department of min-
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Ely grleers Represented
Those chosen from the Colleges of
Engineering and Architecture include
the following men: Prof. P. Field from
the mathematics department, Prof. A.
0. Lee from the department of modern
languages, Prof. E. Lorch from the
department of architcture, Prof. H.
W. Miller from the drawing depart-
ment, and Prof. J. R. Nelson from
the English department.
Representing the sophomore sub-
jects of the Colleges of Engineering
and Architecture are: Prof. H. C. An-
derson .from the department of me-
chanical engineering, Prof. O. W.
Boston from the engineering shops,

Prof. H. H. Higbie from the electrical
engineering department, Prof. W. C.
Hoad from the civil engineering de-
partment, Prof. C. T. Johnston from
the surveying department, Prof. F.
N. Menefee from the department of
engineering mechanics, Prof. H. C.
Sadler from the marine engineering
department, and Prof. A. H. White
fromt the department of chemical en-
gineering.
From the Law school Prof. E. B.
Stason, and Prof. H. F. Goodrich have
6steopathie Physicians
.Dial 5669,
Dars. Bert and Beth
Haberer
338 Maynard Street
Specializing in Feet
Sweetlands

been chosen, while from the Medical Craig, and the department of library
school Prof. A. M. Barrett and Prof. science by Prof. Francis Goodrich and
H. B. Lewis will be the representatly- Prof. M. Mann. Prof. R. Melberg will
es on the committee. represent the department of military
Prof. J. B. Edmonson, Prof. C. science and tactics.
Woody, and Prof. R. Schorling will In addition to the regular members
represent the S'chool of Education, five members have been chosen at
and Prof. C. S. Yoakum will serve on large by President Little. These in-
the committee from the School of clude Prof. W. A. Frayer, Prof. A. E.
Business Administration. Prof. R. W. R. Boak, Prof. L. Gram, Dr. F. F.
Bunting has been selected from the Robbins, assistant to the President,
School of Dentistry and Prof. S. L. and Prof. L. A. Strauss.
Bigelow and Prof. C. C. Glover were The University college project has
chosen from the College of Pharmacy. been approved generally by the Uni-
From the division of hygiene, pub- versity Senate and after he specific
lic health, and physical education, Dr. details are arranged by the committee
M. Bell and Dr. J. Sundwall have now appointed, the whole plan will
been chosen, while Miss B. W. John- be submitted to the Board of Regents.
son, Miss A. C. Lloyd, and Miss G. It is possible that several students
E. Richards .will represent the office will be appointed by President Little
of the advisers of women. to serve on this committee, though the
The School of Forestry and Conser- definite appointments have not, as yet,
vation will be represented by Prof. R. been made.

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