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Caption: Course Catalog - 1889-1890
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COLLEGE OF LITERATURE ^ S C I E N C E SCHOOLS. ENGLISH AND MODERN LANGUAGES. ANCIENT LANGUAGES. FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS. SELIM H. PKABODY, P H . D., LL. D., REGENT. EDWARD SNYDER, M. A., Dean; Modern Languages. THOMAS J. BURRILL, P H . D., Botany. SAMUEL W, SHATTUCK, C. E., Mathematics. JAMES D. CRAWFORD, M. A., History and Ancient Lan- guages. PETER ROOS, Industrial Art. STEPHEN A. FORBES, P H . D., Zoology and Entomology. JAMES H. BROWNLEE, M. A., Rhetoric and Oratory. CHARLES W. ROLFE, M. S., Geology. NATHANIEL BUTLER, J R . , M. A., English Language and Literature. CURTIS B. HOPPIN, L T . U. S. A., Military Science. S. ROBERTSON WINCHELL, ARTHUR W. PALMER, SC. M. A., Latin. D., Chemistry. FANNY M. RYAN, Modern Languages. ADMISSION. Candidates for the School of English and Modern Languages will be examined in algebra, geometry, natural philosphy, physiology and botany, and Latin but not Greek. Candidates for the School of Ancient Languages will be examined in Greek, but not in Botany, Physiology or Natural Philosophy. Students desiring to enter the College of Literature and Science must pass the examinations in preparatory Latin before they can be matriculated.
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