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...tending now in our curriculum to in crease more and more the number of specializing courses in many departments, a very natural outcome of our elective system and the growth of the University Such, for instance, are many of the courses in the English department dealing with Anglo-Saxon poetry as distinct from the rest of ancient English literature, the courses on the poets of the various centuries as distinct from those on the prose writers of the same, the relation of English literature to German, and other courses of a like nature, all of which tend to make...
...which counts as only a half course, by any one who has done well in English A. Mr. Baker, who has been abroad this past year, will give again his advanced course in argumentative composition. Several changes have been made in the English literature courses; the courses in Anglo-Saxon, Chaucer, prose writers of the 19th century, principles of versification, and literature of the Elizabethan period will be omitted, and several parallel courses will be given in their places, notably a course on Shakespeare under Professor Wendell...
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There were eighteen students of English, thirteen of German, eleven in French, eight in Topography, four in Anglo-Saxon, four in Railroad Surveying. Twelve attended the lectures on Methods of Instruction...
...more of those offered are taken. In fact, few opportunities for study are given that are not taken advantage of. In the German and French departments especially fuller provision for advanced study has been made. A course in Early English has been added to that given last year in Anglo Saxon. The historical department at the Annex is probably better equipped than that at any of the other colleges for women in this country, or, indeed in Europe. In one department the Annex is far ahead of the college: viz. in astronomy. Two courses are annually offered...