3. The Care of the Home. Miss HYDE. The fundamental principles of household economy; selection of building site; plans; sanitation; furnishing and care of the house, etc. 1 unit. Tu Th, 2. Hearst Hall. 4. Chafing Dish Cookery. Miss HYDE. The preparation of salads, desserts, etc. Individual work and demonstration. 1 unit. M W, 2-3:30. Hearst Hall. DIRECTIONS. 1. On or before Wednesday, June 14th, if possible, file application with the Recorder of the Faculties. 2. Before Monday, June 26th, if possible, select lodgings in Berkeley. 3. Saturday, June 24th Registration. (a) Register your college Monday, June 26th address with the Recorder South Hall, first floor; (b) obtain from the Recorder a Study Card; (c) show this card to the Secretary of the Regents (next door to Recorder), (d) pay necessary fees and (e) receive a Certificate of Registration; (f) this Certificate is to be shown, on deinand, to the officers in charge of the classes, at the first meetings of the classes, or at any time during the Session. Students who can conveniently do so are advised to register with the Recorder and pay their fees to the Secretary on Saturday, June 24th, in order to gain time for consultation with their instructors and for other preliminaries on Monday. On Saturday and on Monday fees may be paid from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The regular class exercises will begin on Monday. 4. Monday, June 26th, 3 p.m., University Meeting. A general assembly of the Faculty and students of the Summer Session. Announcements by the Dean; addresses by two members of the Faculty. 5. Within one week after registration, your Study Card, duly filled out, should be returned to the Recorder. 6. To obtain a certificate of record, showing the courses elected during the Session and the grade attained in each, deposit a selfaddressed stamped envelope with the Recorder at the close of the Session, and a certificate will be mailed to you. SCHEDULE OF EXERCISES FOR THE SUMMER SESSION, 1905. All classes meet Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, unless otherwise specified. Recitations and lectures last fifty-three minutes, with intervals of seven minutes. The periods begin at seven minutes past the hour, and end on the even hour. 8 A.M.-Education 5. History 5 Greek 4... Latin 1 German 2. French 1.. Mathematics 4. Chemistry 1 Entomology 1. 9 A.M.-Philosophy 1.. Philosophy 2 Education 1.... History 6 . Law 2.. Law 3. 3 Philosophy Bldg. 3 Philosophy Bldg. 1 Philosophy Bldg. 25 North Hall 19 North Hall 8 North Hall 7 North Hall 11 North Hall Mr. A. N. Sheldon (6 hrs.).. 1 and 2 East Hall Dr. Minor and Mr. Butler (6 hrs.) 1 and 2 East Hall Dr. Minor (6 hrs.) 4 East Hall Dr. Hall (6 hrs.) 7 South Hall Physiology 1. 2 Agricultural Bldg. Entomology 2. 2 Agricultural Bldg. Mr. Neilson (3 hrs.). 5 East Hall Domestic Science 1.Miss Bartlett (9-10:30) Hearst Hall German 1 French 1 Physics 1 Physics 2 Physics 3 Physics 4 Physics 6 10 A.M.-Education 2... History 1 Law 2. Greek 2. Prof. Farrington Prof. Page Prof. Prescott Prof. Hale.. Mr. Demeter Mr. Lamare Dr. Morgan. Mr. Demeter. Mr. Dupouey Mathematics 3..... Prof. E. H. Moore Prof. Baldwin, M Tu W Th. Prof. Baldwin, F (and M W, 11)... Supt. Kendall. Prof. Page Prof. Jones Prof. Prescott 1 North Hall 25 North Hall 8 North Hall 12 North Hall 7 North Hall 7 East Hall 21 North Hall. 21 Chemistry Bldg. 2 Agricultural Bldg. Supt Kendall Dr. Thwaites Prof. Jones (continued) Prof. Seymour English 4 Mr. Dixon.... English 5 German 3. Mr. von Neumayer Spanish 1. Prof. E. H. Moore (continued) Prof. Holway Physiology 2 Dr. Maxwell, Tu Th Domestic Science 2 Miss Bartlett (10:30–12). 1 Philosophy Bldg. 1 Observatory 19 North Hall 8 North Hall 18 North Hall 10 North Hall 13 North Hall 3 North Hall 4 North Hall 21 North Hall 16 North Hall. 22 South Hall Physiological Lab. Hearst Hall Schedule of Exercises; Office Hours of Dean. 61 Prof. Baldwin, M W (and F, 9). 11 A.M.-Philosophy 2. Education 6. History 2 Greek 1 Greek 3 Latin 2. English 6 German 4. Spanish 2. Mathematics 2 3.. Astronomy 2. Mineralogy 2. Agriculture 1 Drawing 1 Drawing 4 2 P.M.-Philosophy 4. Education 3. History 4 Music 1 English 1 English 2. 3 P.M.-Education 4. Music 2 4 P.M.-Law 1... Physical Cult. 1. 7-10P.M.-Astronomy 2. Prof. Seymour, M W F Chemistry 2 Mr. von Neumayer Dr. Bransby Dr. Putnam Dr. Crawford. Dr. Hall, M Tu Th F. Mr. Bunker Mr. Overstreet.. { Dr. Crawford (3 hrs.) and Prof. Eakle.. Mineralogy 1. Mr. Meyer (3 hrs.). Mr. Neilson (3 hrs.). Dr. Wrinch Prof. E. C. Moore. Prof. Stanley. Prof. Lamont.. Prof. Bradley. Prof. Eakle.. .Prof. E. C. Moore Prof. Stanley Prof. Lamont (continued) Prof. Eakle (continued). Mr. Dorety Dr. Crawford (and Th, 1–4) UNASSIGNED. Dr. Morgan Prof. Ostwald 3 Philosophy Bldg. 1 Philosophy Bldg. 1 Observatory 8 North Hall 8 North Hall 12 North Hall 10 North Hall 13 North Hall 3 North Hall 4 North Hall 1 Observatory 13 South Hall. 22 South Hall 16 North Hall 1 Philosophy Bldg. 18 North Hall 11 Observatory .34 South Hall 13 Agricultural Bldg. 22 East Hall 22 East Hall 5 East Hall 1 Philosophy Bldg. 16 North Hall 18 North Hall 1 Observatory 19 North Hall 23 North Hall Hearst Hall 3 Philosophy Bldg. 1 Observatory 19 North Hall 24 North Hall 27 South Hall 19 North Hall 11 Observatory OFFICE HOURS OF THE DEAN. The Dean of the Summer Session will keep office hours daily, except Saturday, 11-12, Recorder's Office, South Hall. |