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SUMMER SESSION. 335
D. Laboratory experiments in the physiology of the muscular,
nervous and ecirculatory systems. W., Th., 2:30-5 p. m. Veterinary
College. Assistant Professor Fish and Mr. VosE.
In the lectures much attention is given to practical demonstrations
and the exhibition of charts and preparations upon bearing the sub
ject under discussion.
It is the purpose to have the work in this department bear as much
as possible upon the direct and practical. Students are rendered every
assistance in the comprehension of the fundamental parts of the wrork,
without, however, sight of losing the fact that careful observation and
self-interpretation are most essential for a thorough scientific training.
Every encouragement is offered to those, property fitted, to pursue
their work upon special physiological problems.
The equipment includes dymographs, sphygmographs, induction
coils, centrifuges, microscopes, and other apparatus usually found in
a physiological laboratory. An abundance of material for experi
mentation is easily obtained, and to teachers or others who may be
interested, directions are given as to how this may be procured and
prepared to the best advantage.
The correlation of structure and function is discussed and a care
fully selected of anatomical supply and histological preparations are
shown and explained as may be required.
DRAWING AND ART.
A. Drawing. The use of the lead pencil, pen and ink, or char
coal. The grouping and of models. lighting Also, blackboard and
other methods available in nature and work.
study primary Daily
ex. S., 9-12. Mr. GuTSELL.
B. History of Art. Lectures on the development of Art in
and Sculpture from the Middle Ages to recent times. The
Painting
course will include a discussion of the works of some of the more
notable masters in each of the great national movements, but with
especial attention to the Italian and the Dutch. Illustrated with
lantern slides, prints and photographs. Daily except S.,
GuTSELL.
11. Mr.
C. Special arrangement may be made for work in water colors, pen
and ink, or perspective, elementary or advanced, according to the
needs of individual students. Should it be called for, work may
probably be arranged for out of doors. Daily except GuTSELL.
S., 9. Mr.
Those desiring advanced work in Drawing and Art are requested
to correspond with Mr. Gutsell.