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ENGLISH (continued )
186 History of
English Drama 3 Hankins 8 6 14
303 Comparative Lit,:
Ancient 3 Hankins 7 7
324 Invest. & Conf, 2-5 Hyder 3 5
324 Invest. & Conf, 2-5 Paden 5 5
325 Thesis 1-3 Hyder 5 5
ENTOMOLOGY
2 Biology of InsectsI3 Doering 3 3
163 TLeld Etomology. 3-6 Doering 7 § 12
264 Special Problems 2=+5 Doering 4 1 5
300 Original Invest. 3-6 Doering 3 3
GEOGRAPHY |
3 Prin,of Geography 3 Kollmorgen 1 3 26 2 2 35
56 Geog.of N.America 3 Kollmorgen 1 a & 8
GEOLOGY
1 General Geology 5 Thompson 1 5 5 +2
49 Int,.Field Geology 5-6 Frye 7 7
155 Adv.Field Geology 5-6 Frye 2 17 7 26
156 Special Field Prob.8 Frye 1 1
GERMAN
1 Elementary German 5 Holley 3 24 2 1 30
2 German Reading
and Grammar 5 Anderson 24 1 i 26
3e Scientific German 3 Anderson 1 4 5
HISTORY
7 American People 5 Anderson 1 39 42
25 Recent World Histoyy3 Melvin 23 1 26
177 History of the Trans-
Miss.West after1850.2 Malin @ 4 Lz
184 Later America II 3 Anderson 9 9 18
190 Napoleon 2 iflelvin 9 6 a 2?
191 Problems of Modern
Europe 1-3 “Melvin 8 5 7
306 Thesis-Amer.Hist. 4 Malin 2
335  Readings-Amer.Hist. No Enroliment