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Caption: Course Catalog - 1895-1896
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GENERAL INFORMATION 237 tennis courts, two basket ball fields, and space for hurdling, handball, and other suitable amusements. GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL LECTURE COURSE The following lectures, primarily for the students, were given at the University during the year : By Professor I. O. BAKER : October 8, The Distance to the Stars. By Professor E. W. BEMIS, of Chicago : October 14, The Labor Movement in England. October 15, The Labor Movement in America. October 16, Problems in Monopoly. October 17, The Demand for More Money. By Professor C. M. Moss : October 22, Some Phases of Athenian Legislation. By Mrs. HELEN CAMPBELL, of Chicago : November 4, The Statics and Dynamics of Household Economy. November 5, The House. November 6, Organism of the House. November 7, Decoration. November 11, Furnishing. November 12, Nutrition. November 13, Food and its Preparation. November 14, Service. By ISHAM RANDOLPH, of Chicago : November 25, The Chicago Drainage Canal. By Miss MATHILDE WERGELAND, of Chicago : December 2, Assyrian and Egyptian Art: Symbolism; Early Greek Art. December 3, Greek and Roman Art: Idealism. December 4, Art During the Middle Ages : Spiritualism; Renaissance: Dawn of Realism. December 5, Renaissance and Modern Art. By Professor BURT G. WILDER, of Ithaca, N. Y.: January 7 and 8, The Brains of Men and Apes; Their Resemblances and Differences.
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