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Title: Announcement of the summer session
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Wayne State College Wayne State College
Subjects: Wayne State College Universities and colleges
Publisher: (University Place, Neb. : Claflin Printing Co.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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be consideredfactoring, fractions, forming and solving equations, equations of twoor more unknown quantities, exponents, and radicals. —Miss Jewell. Geometry I.—For those wishing to begin the subject of PlaneGeometry. Two and one-half hours credit. —Mr. Bright. Geometry II.—A general review of Plane Geometry. Five hoursrecitation- No credit. —Mr. Bright. Solid Geometry.—The entire subject will be covered in this classand will require two recitations daily. No one should enroll in thisclass who cannot be in the class during the term and do the amountof work required. Five hours credit. —Mr. Bright. Trigonometry.—The entire subject of plane trigonometry will becovered. This will require double time. Five hours credit. —Mr. Bright. Astronomy.—This is a short course in observational astronomyand will be open to all students who have had mathematical training,including either Solid Geometry or Spherical Trigonometry. Twoand one-half hours credit. —Mr. Conn. — 19—
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Bookkeeping.—Single and double entry. Definitions, journaliz-ing, posting, trial balance and balance sheet. Two and one-halfhours credit. —Mr. Wiley. MUSICCourse I.—Beginning classes in the theory of music, includingmajor, minor and chromatic scales. Sight reading, methods for workin the first eight grades, and the defining of musical terms in generaluse. —Mr. Coleman. Course II—Prerequisite: Course I. This course will includehigh school methods, first term of harmony, music history, super-vision, musical form and appreciation. —Mr. Coleman Course III.—Advanced sight singing and chorus work,. Pre-requisite: ability to read at sight. —Mr. Coleman. Course IV.—Band and orchestra. Open to all who play aninstrument. A nominal fee is charged for use of school instruments.A student who owns any kind of band instrument should bring theinstrument with him. —Mr. Coleman. PENMANSHIPReview of definitions and principles. Grouping of letters asthey should be presented to classes

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