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EXPENSES
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Tuition is fr ee. A f ee of fi ve do llars is c har ge d when th e stud e nt fir st e nt ers whi ch g iv es him th e pri v il eo- s of th e school for life. The r nta.l on te xtbook s u ee d not Pxc e ed one dollAr and .tHty ce nbs •a semes•t r. Rooms in th e la di es' dormi to ry cost f rom 40 to 50 cents a week; tabl e .board $2. 50 per we ek. Good b0 nrd '' ith furnished room may be had in priv-a te famili es at $3. 25 a nd $3.75 a week. Rooms furnished compl e te .ror se J,f- boardin g ma y ·be re nt ed at from $3.00 to $4.50 a m'Onth. Many stud e nts bo a rd th e ms e lve s and thus reduce th € cost or livin g.
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The worl< in I!Very subject and in every dcpartnwnt will he in skillful h.ands. AH a rulf!, the head of the department will have charge of the most eHsentiul courses for teachers. We will ·bo assh3ted by several eminent educators. N('UI'Iy all lwudH of t•cnmin for the summer· sdtool, looking upon this as one of the most hnJiot•tant
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The ::ulit•l'' \"N·non lln!l. is n modern butt11ietJ:. !wat••d hy H\•am. h:-· f'h'ctricity, with bath rooms. hot :md t•n!,J wo.tl't" mu 1.'\'t•r:-· rlonr. t·::lch room intt'ndt•d for twu nntl rurnl::hl',l :l$ Ih.•.btNhl, bcd spring:;, mattress. ;Jilin\\', t•umfnrt•·r. t•ltair.:'. wa:-:h:-;.eathl au.i ,ire.:'::t'f', wns.hbowl. pitcht'r nnd stth!Y f:&hll'. nrht·t" •• ..a .. :uhl th'''t":Os..ary nrtit':lcs, whh."h can In a trunk. art• tu bt• the student. It is to n;tkl!:-· e:trly !or romns. Uo\lm rt•nt from 40 to 50 cents a week Cor t•;u·h In or.kr to r(lO:U n deposit of $!. must be made wit b Uw n•sist rnr.
'fhe nt•w <-hnpt'l nnd is one or the finest un till' Tht• by one• hundred and tl'll CPet: thl' IH•ight t feet. It is pro\·fded with bnth room:;, dosets, lo<'kl"r for physlen.l trainIng and Indoor nthl\'tks. Tht' nl"w C'h3Jlel is by rnr the best assembly ball owned by the state.
The new llbrnry a two-story building 85x65 feet, the bascm<'nt story used for c•J:u:s rooms and the main story being for the library proper. It contains about 25,000 \'olumes of most exce11ent books nnd ·IHLill"llhl<>ts.
The old library building has been doubled in size, brlck-\·eneered. and con\'ert<'d into n fine sci<>llC(' hall. 103 fe('t long, 30 and 42 feet wide, t'\vo stories high. The biological sciences occupy the lower ftoor· and the physical scien<-es the upper floor. The equipment is am1,le for the most tb.orough and efllcit'nt work and is not surpas· sed by that of any s<-hool in the state outside of the Unh·ersity.
AUliiNISTRATION BUILDING.
The ne:w administration \building to ·be completed in 1910-1911 besides glv1ng adequate office accommodations adds several fine large class rooms.
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OUTLINE OF STUDIES
1. Gt:>nt"ral A of the whole field ur wleh a h•xe by and state huii•·Utl:-;. Ttd:-; ''nur:''' !:- rn•umttlt·tHh·•l f\•r nnd those r•rt parin.t.: lo rak.- t!w :o;:t:H" ··xamEn:HhHl. l"in• h•nars attt.•mlance J••mar hour:' lahna·at,:try nthl 1-!at'\lt•·tt wur-k. •rwo urhl mw_halr hours t•r••d It.
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AssoC'late Professor Weeks. AtiiUC'l'J 1THE IX ·r111-: Pt"BI4IC St1HOOT S. This C'marst• is planrw;l ;lrim:&rily for thost" who ha\·e had high Kc-honl ngrirulturt• or hnn• ('nmph•tt•tl n botlk <•marse in the $Ubject. will ht• gh·t•n to tlw hnndllng of tht" tlt.•ld nnd lnborutory work. Tb(' mnking and of simple 3JlJlaratus tUHl the corrt>lntlnn or agrl<•ultun• with ot!wr subj{'<'ts. Such as: GeOJ.;r:t)lhy, whfrh is llt)W rt>cJuir,•.t in tht' ·bY the Nebraska Crursc or Study. T.vo hour:. nttendnnt'e. One hour Associate Professor Weeks.
AHltiGtii,JTt'R.Al.. G .. t-ourse t.«tkes up a more or lt>ss tecbnicnl study of soils. tht>ir relatlonshill to t-he gcograJlhlcnl of tht• world. Four hours attendance. Two hours lnborutory nnd UUliJl work. Field exsurslons. C'...o,·ernment maps, and tC'Xts are used. Tl\·o ·hours credit. AssO<'iate ProfE>Ssor \Vee·ks.
Any of the following courses. listed in the regular Normal Catalog. will be given If a large enough number of sbudents elet't: Animal Husband•ry, Agricultural Botan)•, Ornith-ology, Agricultural Entomology, Poultry Husbandry.
ASTRONOliY.
1. Five hours recitation, six ·boours lBiboratory, three hours credit Head Professor Brownell. Includes Lessons tn Astronomical Geography. Time tn studles of the Constellations and In use of the telescope counted as laboN:tory work. W•ritten answer ·papers to the lesson leaflets ·to •be written 111p ·at Laboratory, and ·handed in as .with Beginning Physics a.nd Chemistry.
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GENE> L R E. A o ur d i "'ll d t h l·p t a h r in pres nting tbi wo rk in rural c ho ol Em! ha i upon co rr lation •with oth r subj t: . 1M thod Olf d mon tration , wit h in xp nsi ve e qui•t)'ill nt such. as rural c bool may afford. Tw-o hours att nda n•ce. F'ou r hours 1a 1borator y. On a nd one-half hours credit. Associate Profes so r Allingham .
EDUCATION
1. HISTORY OF EDUOA,TION survey of educational standards .and practices from ancient to modern tim es . Five hours at -
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The r<!gula.r training will be In snHKion during June thus Insuring that the work will be <!Xactly as aclv rtltwd. following ·courtws are arrang(!d <·succlnlly for tlw Hummer school. One may elect more than two of each of thmw cuu rscs, but two hours elective credit wlll be the maximu·m C!redlt •for Obi:Jervntlon and two hours for Meth.ods.
23. KINDIDRGAU.Tii1N OD-Sl-JRVATION. The training school kindergarten wm be In session the second and third wcc,ks o•f the summer soh.ool. ,.flalncd kindergartners wUl ·be ·In charge of the department where practical kindergarten meth-ods will be demonstrated and followed by lectures and discussions, pertaining to the educatf.onal value of gifts, games and occupations. Runs throog.h June. Five hours attendance. One hour elective credit.
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Krt•hs ami llltill :&llo\·,... nitlt' and (t'll. !l;IH\. llr. Lefler. l'lli:\1 \H\" A Nmr:;(• in nwthods to <-o,·er nrw and two with Plllllha$IS upon nnturt' study and Jlh·turt- as ouUint''l in :Xt'brnska c-ourse of Study. Runs th .huh•. l•'h·t.• hour:- at h'n,JntH'l'. Onl' hour crPdit. !\: 4 5 . .:\liss
29. :\II';Tnons. As thrt>E" to the. SJwrial t•ms•hnsis upon JlOt•ms and in thE> :Xebraska Course or Study. 10:30.
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30. GHA:\DIAR :\tJo;TIIODS. nbO\'t'. GrndE"s fh•e to E>ight. 9:46.
31. IIHHI lU;TIIODS. As nbov('. ninE' and ten. 9:0G. Mr. Lefler.
32. HAXD 'VORK. This course- will consider suoh ·OC<'UJ)ntions as WE"nving, cutting, <"nrclboard construction, rama and S<'Wing. One or two pe-riods a we-ek gln•n to songs, games and exercises. Runs through .Tune. Five hours attendance. One hour cl<-'Cth·e credit. 1:30
33. GRADIO.:D SCHOOL ROUXD TABLE. Devoted exclusively to graded school Jlroblems· in orgnnlzation, managPment, discipline, and sch.ool relationshLps. Tuesdays and Thursdays. 11:15. Professor Rouse.
34. RURAL SCHOOL ROFXD TABLE. De\·oted e-:xclush·ely to rural sch·ool problems in organization, manageme-nt, discipline and school relationships. Tuesdays nnd Thttrsdays. 11:15. One hour credit. Professor Delzell.
35. HIGH SCHOOL AND NOR!\fAL TRAIN·ING ROUND TABLE. Devoted exclusively to high school problems. Two days each week. On·e hour credit.
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SURVEY! G. -Pr re qui it e, T:·ig-onom e t:ry. Thi s fi e ld work. • r ed it d te rm in d by ·w-Or lc don -. co u rs is l argely Pr -of ssor Ho'Wie.
MUSI C
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ORAL I .-Comprises a brief cou.rso in )I honks. Practice of the rfundamenbal principles of reading with referen.e<! to the work in the publfc schools. Dally. 'l'wo and one-half hours credit. . •
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PH\'SI('S
BJt)GINNIN.G Pll \"SICS. ·-l,in" hours rt-<'it:ltion. T<>n Jler· iocls, Thre<> hours <'redit. Head Professor Brownell.
HI•JA./r AND LIGHT.--Fh·e ·hours recitation. Eight laboratory 11eriods. Three ·hours credit.
Head Professor Browrwll. AND 1\lAGNETIS:\I.-Five hours recitation. Ef.ght La.b<>rrutory peri'ods. Three hours credit.
LA•B'Y OOUJRSE.-PJ1ysics. (a). periods. One hour credit.
Head Profess<>r Brownell. No rE:>citations.
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:::dlORT>I-lA ND Th e Gr egg system of sh.orthan<.l is taug ht. ' Much practi ce in writin g and tran sc ribin g th e s horthand is given thus sldll in writing the ·Characters and conf:ldei.J c.e .ln . r eading them is acquired . Thjs cour se must be preced efi . 'bY Cour'SeEI
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ZOOLOGY
1. ZO.OLOGY. A study of forms, Including lectures, recitations, dissections, field work, and the collection a.nd classification nt 100 htst=:cts. day. hours laboratOJ'.\' work. Two ·hours credit. Head Professor Duncanson.
· ti. ORGANIC EVOLUTION.-A co·urse consisting of lecture, recita.lons, and library work. Tw·o hours attendance. One boQurs crejit. Head Professor DuncanS'on.
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