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6. The School Principal. Assistant Professor RUGH. Education as a social process; the school as the organism which

makes this process the most effective; the differentiation of functions in a school system. The principal; his qualifications, rights, and duties: (1) as a subordinate in the system; in relation to the school officers, the board of education, the superintendent, and special supervisors; (2) as a coördinate with other school officials; coöperation and fellowship; (3) as a leader; in relation to the school plant; his responsibility for the material conditions of good school work; in coöperation with the janitor; in coöperation with the teachers; in coöperation with the pupils; (4) as a supervisor; his responsibility for the instruction in his school; responsibility for conduct; social and athletic activities; (5) as a person; as an ideal for teachers and pupils; the distribution of time; the means and opportunities for growth; standards and tests for teachers and pupils. 2 units.

M Tu W Th F, 10. 110 California Hall.

COURSES IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

The following courses offered by other departments will be found to have special interest for teachers:

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England from the Revolt of the American Colonies to the Con

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Lectures on Sophocles and the Greek Drama (in English).

Greek 3.

Professor CLAPP.

Courses for Teachers of Latin. Associate Professor RICHARDSON. Latin 1.

Topography and Monuments of Ancient Rome.

Latin 4M.

The English Novel.

English 1M.

Shakespeare.

English 3M.

Narrative Prose.

English 5.

Dr. CARTER.

Professor BURTON.

Assistant Professor KOCH.

Assistant Professor KUrtz.

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Organic Evolution, its Facts, Principles, and Problems.

Zoology 1.

Professor KELLOGG.

The Birds, Mammals, and Reptiles of California. Mr. GRINNELL.

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Basket-ball, Folk Dancing, and other Recreative Exercises.

Physical Culture 5.

Miss PLACE.

Playground Work.

Dr. BEACH and Mrs. MORGAN.

Playground Work 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

LAW.

PERCY BORDWELL, Ph.D., Professor of Law, University of Missouri Law School.

ORRIN K. MCMURRAY, Ph.B., LL.B., Professor of Law.

SAMUEL C. WIEL, LL.B., Special Lecturer in Law in the Summer Session.

1 M. Criminal Law. (Double course.)

Professor BORDWELL.

The criminal act; criminal responsibility; affirmative defenses; parties in crime; crimes against the person; against property. Special stress will be laid on the law of larceny. Case-book: Beale's Cases on Criminal Law (2nd ed.). 4 units.

M Tu W Th F, 10-12. 19 North Hall.

2M. Transfer and Devolution of Property. (Double course.) Professor MCMURRAY. Title by occupation and grant; the form, execution, and delivery of conveyances inter vivos; the form and execution of wills; probate and administration of estates of decedents. Casebook: Gray's Cases on Property (2nd ed.), vols. 3 and 4. units.

M Tu W Th F, 8-10. 19 North Hall.

3M. The Law of Waters.

Mr. WIEL

The use of water for irrigation, power, and other purposes; the Western law of appropriation of water; the Common Law of Riparian Rights; percolating water; distribution of water to the public; State irrigation codes; water rights and rights of way upon public lands. The course will deal with the subject strictly from the legal point of view, and the student will be expected to make use of the University law library in reading the more important cases which will be referred to in the lectures. Text-book: Water Rights in the Western States (2nd ed.), by Samuel C. Wiel. 2 units.

M Tu W Th F, 2. 19 North Hall.

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