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Second half-year in the Academic Colleges begins.

Examinations in the Academic Colleges for the removal of matriculation deficiencies.

Registration of students in the Academic Colleges for courses of the second half-year. Instruction begins.

Final schedules of graduate students who are
candidates for degrees to be conferred in
May, to be filed with the Recorder. Ad-
vancement to candidacy must have taken
place, by formal petition, before this date.
Theses of candidates for Ph.D. to be con-
ferred in May, to be filed with the Recorder
for the Graduate Council.

Washington's Birthday: a holiday.
Charter Day.

Session of the Veterinary Department ends.
Session of the Medical Department ends.

( Annual Examinations in the Academic Col-
leges begin.

Last day for application for Scholarships for 1898-99.

Candidates for Ph.D. file with the Recorder written report of work performed during the

year.

Session of the School of Design ends.
Class Day.

Commencement Day.

( Vacation of twelve weeks in the Academic
Colleges and the College of the Law.

Session of the School of Design begins.
Academic Year in the Academic Colleges, the
College of the Law, and the Medical Depart -
ment begins.

Entrance Examinations at Berkeley, for the
Academic Colleges, the College of the Law,
and the Medical Department. Filing of ap-
plications and credentials by the recom-
mended graduates of accredited schools, and
of applications for admission to advanced
and graduate standing, and to special status.

Aug. 17, Wednesday
Aug. 18, Thursday..

Aug. 18, Thursday

Aug. 22, Monday.

Aug. 23, Tuesday

Sept. 9, Friday..

Sept. 10, Saturday......

Oct. 3, Monday.

Nov. 24, Thursday
Nov. 26, Saturday.

Dec. 1, Thursday ..

Dec. 16, Friday

Dec. 19, Monday.

Dec. 31, Saturday.

Dec. 26, Monday

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Professors and Instructors in the Academic Colleges will keep office-hours for consultation with upper-class students, and with applicants for admission to advanced standing and to special status, concerning registration for the first half-year, etc.

Registration of upper-class and graduate students in the Academic Colleges for courses of the first half-year. Instruction in the upper classes begins.

Admission Certificates issued by the Recorder to intrants. Payment of diploma fee deposit and signing University Roll, by intrants. Registration of Freshmen in the Academic Colleges for courses of the first half-year. Organization of instruction for Freshmen. Admission day: a holiday.

Final schedules of graduate students who are
candidates for degrees to be awarded in
December, to be filed with the Recorder.
Advancement to candidacy must have taken
place, by formal petition, before this date.
Theses of candidates for Ph.D. to be con-
ferred in December, to be filed with the
Recorder for the Graduate Council.

Session of the Veterinary Department begins.
Session of the College of Pharmacy begins.

Thanksgiving recess of three days.

Last day for application for Accrediting for 1898-99.

Mid-year Examinations in the Academic Colleges begin.

Christmas vacation in the School of Design.

Jan. 11, Wednesday}. Christmas vacation in the Academic Colleges.

1899.

Jan. 12, Thursday.

Jan. 12, Thursday
Jan. 14, Saturday

Second half-year in the Academic Colleges begins.

[ Examinations in the Academic Colleges for the removal of matriculation deficiencies.

11 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. President of the State Agricultural Society.

ERNST A. DENICKE, ESQ., 534 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. President of the Mechanics' Institute.

President of the University.

APPOINTED REGENTS.

The names are arranged in the order of original accession to the Board.

JAMES FRANKLIN HOUGHTON, C.E., 223 Mission St., S. F.,.

Term Expires.

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309 Montgomery St., S. F.,

- 1910.

Alameda,

U. S. Appraiser's Building,
San Francisco,

217 Sansome Street, S. F., - 1912.

Stockton,

- 1900.

Mills Bldg., San Francisco,

New City Hall, San Francisco, 1914.

WILLIAM ALFRED MCKOWEN, ESQ., Fernwald Avenue, Berkeley. Assistant Secretary, and Land Agent.

WILLIAM HENRY PHIPPS, Esq.,

JOHN J. HERR, Esq.,

REBECCA MEYERSTEIN,

2730 Haste Street, Berkeley.

Clerk in Secretary's Office.

Auditor.

239 Post Street, San Francisco.

2116 Mission Street, San Francisco. Stenographer in Secretary's Office.

LOUIS SLOSS, Esq.,

JOHN BELL MнOON, ESQ.,

310 Sansome Street, San Francisco. Treasurer.

401 California Street, San Francisco. Counsel.

From April 12, 1898.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE REGENTS.*

Finance and Audit.

Regents HALLIDIE, MILLER, HELLMAN.

Grounds and Buildings.

Regents MARTIN, REINSTEIN, JOHN .E. BUDD, DENICKE, HEARST.

Library and Museum.

Regents †MARYE, SLACK, BLACK, PHELAN.

Lick Observatory.

Regents PHELPS, SLACK, JETER.

Congressional Land Grant.
Regents HOUGHTON, COOMBS, PHELPS.

United States Agricultural Experiment Stations.
Regents CHASE, PHELPS, MARTIN.

Requisitions.

Regents †MARYE, CHASE, DENICKE, PHELAN.

Regular meetings of the Regents are held thirteen times a year, viz. In San Francisco, on the second Tuesday in each month; in Berkeley, on the day preceding Commencement Day in the College of Letters and the Colleges of the Sciences.

*The President of the University is, ex-officio, a full member of each standing and special committee of the Regents. The President of the Regents is also a member, ex-officio, of all standing and special committees.

†Term expired April 12, 1898.

From April 12, 1898.