Degrees. The following degrees are conferred by the University, in course: BACHELOR OF ARTS.-This degree will be conferred on those who complete in a satisfactory manner all the required studies, and the prescribed quota of elective studies, in the Classical Course. MASTER OF ARTS.-This degree may be conferred on every Bachelor of Arts, of three years' standing or more, who has been engaged since graduation in some literary occupation. Persons who intend to take this degree must apply to the President as early as the Monday preceding Commencement, and advance the usual fee. BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY.-This degree will be conferred on those who complete in a satisfactory manner all the required studies, and the prescribed quota of elective studies, in the Latin-Scientific Course. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. This degree will be conferred on those who complete in a satisfactory manner all the required studies, and the prescribed quota of elective studies, in the Scientific Course. Obituary Record. Obituary notices of deceased graduates of the University are published annually. All persons who can supply information appropriate to the future editions of this Record, are urgently requested to communicate the same to Professor Calvin S. Harrington. Alumni Record. Through the liberality of Orange Judd, Esq., a Biographical Record of the Alumni of the University was published in 1869. A third edition of this Record, revised and corrected, was issued in June, 1883. This edition contains not only the record of Alumni, revised and corrected to the date of publication, but also a list of all former students of the College not graduates, with their present residences and such other information with reference to them as the most thorough search can obtain. It also includes a Bibliographical Record, showing all the more important literary and scientific work done by Alumni and members of the Faculty. Copies of this edition may be had on application to the Assistant Librarian, Mr. W. K. Stetson. The price of the Record, when sent by mail, is two dollars and twenty cents. Information in regard to changes of residence or address of Alumni, and all other facts suitable for future editions of the Record is earnestly solicited. All who can furnish such information are requested to communicate with the Librarian, Prof. C. T. Winchester. Galendar. 1884. Sept. 11, Thursday.-First Term commenced. 1885. Jan. VACATION OF TWO WEEKS. 8, Thursday.-Second Term will commence. March 3, Tuesday.-Junior Exhibition. April 1, Wednesday.-Second Term will close. VACATION OF ONE WEEK. April 9, Thursday.-Third Term will commence. June June 3, Wednesday.-Senior Examination will commence. 3, Wednesday.-Prize Debate and Declamation. June 16, Tuesday.-Annual Examination will commence. June 19, Friday.-Prize Declamation. June 21, Sunday Morning,-Baccalaureate Sermon. June 22, Monday.-Class Day. June 23, Tuesday.-Anniversaries of the Literary Societies. June 23, Tuesday.—Meeting of the Board of Trustees, at 9 o'clock, A. M. June 24, Wednesday.-Business Meeting and Anniversary of the Alumni Association. June 24, Wednesday:-Reunion of Classes of 1860, '70, '75, '78 and '82. June 25, the last Thursday of June.-COMMENCEMENT. June 26, Friday.-Examination of candidates for admission will commence. VACATION OF ELEVEN WEEKS. Sept. 9, Wednesday.-Examination of candidates for admission will commence. Sept. 10, Thursday.-First Term will commence. |