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Title: Catalogue of Rollins College
Year: 1885 (1880s)
Authors: Rollins College (Winter Park, Fla.)
Subjects: Rollins College (Winter Park, Fla.)
Publisher: Winter Park, Fla. : (The College)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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doubleperiods of eighty minutes each are devoted to laboratory work. Hessler and Smiths Essentials of Chemistry is used as text-book. This course or Course I (Elementary Physics) is required in thethird year of the General Course. Five times a week throughout the year. Course HI Physical Geography Dryers Lessons in Physical Geography is used as text-book.Required of all first year Academy students.Five times a week, second semester. Course IV Elementary Astronomy Howes Descriptive Astronomy is used as text-book. This courseembraces the elements of the subject. An excellent E, Knaus (Wies- 52 ROLLINS COLLEGE baden) telescope is a valuable part of the equipment for outdoor astro-nomical work. Elective course in the Academy. Twice a week throughout the year. Course V Physiology and Hygiene Blaisdells Life and Health is used as text-book. In this course freeuse is made of the skeleton, charts, microscopes, etc.Required of all first year Academy students.Five times a week, first semester.
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The School of Music The School of Expression THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC Rollins College has from the first devoted special attentionto the art of music. It maintains the highest standards, and em-ploys the best-trained and most efficient teachers to be found;and makes constant use of music as an implement of intellectualand aesthetic culture. It is the aim of the School of Music to produce intelligentmusicians in the different branches of the art. It is a mistake to suppose that music alone can provide anadequate education; there is needed a greater breadth of cul-ture than music can give. It is therefore greatly to the advan-tage of students in this field to pursue their studies in a schoolof music which is an integral part of a college. At Rollins thepupil breathes an atmosphere of culture, and is encouraged totake up literary, historical, and scientific work, by which themind is strengthened and the character developed. Recitals are given once a month, in which those pupils com-petent to

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