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pS College of William and Mary 2c. BUSINESS PSYCHOLOGY. Second term; three hours; three credits. This course includes discussions of the applications of psychology to such problems as personal efficiency, business and indus- trial organization, advertising and salesmanship. 3a. ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY. First term; three hours; three credits. Lectures and assigned readings covering the main forms of unusual and abnormal phenomena. 3c. PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION. Second term; three hours; three- credits. Emphasis is laid on the origin of religion in primitive society; the function of religion from the psychological and sociological points of view, and its relation to science and democracy. PHILOSOPHY Psychology 2a (General Psychology) is a prerequisite to all courses in Philosophy. 3a. ETHICS. First term; three hours; three credits. This course is intended to familiarize the students with the main aspects of ethical history and theory, and through this to reach a method of estimating and controlling conduct. 3b. LOGIC. First term; three hours; three credits. Topics studied in this course are those usually included in the survey of logic, that is, the concept, the various forms of judgment; the deductive and inductive aspects of reasoning; methods of inductive inquiry and experimental investigation. 4a. INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY. Second term; three hours; three credits. An elementary treatment of important problems of reflective thought.
p Courses of Instruction 99 4b. AESTHETICS. Second term; three hours; three credits. The course deals with certain aspects of beauty and art forms, such as psychological principals involved in the appreciation of beauty and its expression ; the character of primitive art ; the perception of form and the nature of rhythm ; description of the special arts ; general relation of art to other types of experience. 4c. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY. First term; three hours; three credits. Ancient and mediaeval periods of philosophy; the leading systems of philosophical thought, with a biographical study of phi- losophers. 4d. HISTORY OP PHILOSOPHY. Second term; three hours; three credits. The modern period of philosophy. A continuation of Course 4b.
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Vol. XV., No. I APRIL, 1921 BULLETI
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Vol. XV., No. I APRIL, 1921 BULLETI
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CALENDAR OF EXERCISES AND HOLIDAYS
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BOARD OF VISITORS The Rector of the
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OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION Julian Alvi
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Officers of Instruction 9 Joseph Ro
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Officers of Instruction .li Frederi
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Officers of Instruction 13 Cary Fra
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Officers of Instruction 15 George H
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Officers of Instruction 17 Martha B
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HISTORY Chartered in 1693 by an Eng
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History 21 Clurg, professor of medi
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BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS MAIN COLLEGE
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Buildings and Grounds 25 WOMEN'S DO
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Government and Regulation 27 of all
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Government and Regulation 29 EXAMIN
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(c) For Students Not From Virginia:
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DORMITORIES AND ROOM RENTAL RESERVA
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Dormitories and Room Rental ^ 35 Th
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¥ SCHOLARSHIPS ROLL OF FAME SCHOLA
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Scholarships 39 will exempt Virgini
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Scholarships 41 9. THE VIRGINIA PIL
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ADMISSION 1. By act of General Asse
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Mathematics E Plane Trigonometry (o
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Page 139 and 140: EXTENSION DIVISION Through the Exte
Page 143 and 144: REGISTER OF STUDENTS 1920-1921 Aber
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Register of Students 149 Russell, F
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Register of Students 151 Weber, Ire
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Register of Students 153 Davis, Joh
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Register of Students 155 Peake, War
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Extension Students 157 EXTENSION ST
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Extension Students 159 Hunter, C. A
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Extension Students i6i Stone, J. P
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Extension Students 163 NORFOLK EXTE
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Extension Students 167 Landon, Eliz
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THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS OF
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Appendix 171 Literature The second
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Appendix I73 Group V (Poetry) ; Pal
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Appendix I75 Latin C. Cicero, Six O
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INDEX Page Accounting, Courses of I
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Index 179 Maj ors and Minors ^ . .
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