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"In 1895, ‘mmediately after the announcement oi the
‘discovery of X—roys, Professor Pence went to work in the
oroblen, making his own fluoroscooe and vacuum tubss
thereby becoming one of the first of American sci
in develowing tui taut fieli. He was highly ski
in constructing; laboratory eoui‘oment zin‘i bv i-idustriou
onnlication was aole to nreserve the efiiCiency of

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q i struction in thp ﬂafs when departmental budgets were ﬂj c’
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Senate L eat Colonel Brewe
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Equitation. This fall early on additional historf course, ﬁistory l7],

 

 

 

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Germany Since 1o79, was nrcsentecl to 3118 Conm_UJee.

 

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o: a letter from Dr. Tuthill, we recommend that further con~
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Press, be drooned. We recommend onnroval of History 177, Germany Since
1870.

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5 Ha ckensmi_th or; the Denortment of Physical Education anneared before the

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and international relations under Bitmurck's

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ermany. Readings, reverts, lectures and
'3. Frereouisite, Iiistory 4b or enuivalrnt,

 

 

es, the E1pire, the Weimar Benublic, and
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German nolitics, culture

Sowiyl W 3: 124. Case Aide Traipigg. 2 credits. An
introduztion to Ln: functions of social case work to be
tak n simultaﬁeously witli S.W. 125. The course will be built

the CCOpe 0? social aSe work and des ire ble

regarding U u
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Seeial Work 12R. Field Work ixaininp for Case Aides.
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credits. Qualified, Dreprofessional maﬁa
be wiven an oﬁbortunity to assist case worKers
the simpler, more routine aspects of thei
to be arranged”

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Social Work 127a,b. Tu .tor ial Conferences and Discus§5.0ne.
on nly

to majors in the deportmcnt.

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storical study. The immed
of scienti fic history is to exhibit its nolitics, the

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about the specific oratleus encountered in the field 3h
t Lion also will we given towird develoning a persnectivc

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late ournos:

economic life, of the musical art of a cast age as it once

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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of the Univerf i by Sr:-;.11a.te «- Nf VE—llﬂb er 21 , 1?“:
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time xv:y* 111 Iv;-i(3h. t Li Ci§S C1f tlie or_e_1t11o 011113 3:1 111 q(‘ ,_.e"
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Nusic 204, Aﬂvanced Bane Technique.

 

Course in Band Tecln1icques wit:h concentratian on hand organizaa
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Mu51c 215(,b. eminar in m ﬁle. 1 credit. One twonnru:
ectinq is held each we k with Jtuu1rts Ned faculty for dis«
cussion of currert evelo Dments in music found in recent broke
cna neriiiicnls.
PLjSlcal Educa 01 $2. Advanced En ljévl

 

en t; students who
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, Kectuckz Soils. 3 credits. This course is
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similar to the old corrse Agror my 109, which it replaces,
except a great r emchasis is olaced on Varyiug Kentucky soil
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particular rdai rerce to their cla581ficat

recitations, r3 hours. Prerenu.isite: Agronomy 4

ins t1ucto Content of the new course wil

that 01 Agr uomy 111, which it replaces. The main coanﬁe i
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in service will have an ourortunity to Grin
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The Univ3rsitw Senate met in the moly Room of the Law Building

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-ne minutes of november [1 were read ano anvrcved.

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Jo C. Brun:3_n, representing the qui mt ole Life Assu..‘ance So ociety,
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no hospitalization 1nsurance.
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through th3 anoorti ﬁends. Trc Senr:te voted to refer
the ones ti on of gIO“p KOSpitalization insurance back to the commi1ttee on
group in.orance, with a request that the Committee qi ve th matter

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lseiiicutions of the Univerrwity .tmff that might
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se 1.19 expressiOns o: oninion from prospective members of tho group.

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The following resolution was read to the Senate by Professor Hobart

”We CesiIe to go on record concerning the life and service
of our colleague, Alfred Ch T163 Zembrod, who U need away

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on Deco moer 3,19jo.

”Professor Zembrod was born at Chateau du Rhin in 2111'ich,
Switzerlano, March 2, 150 , a son of Ch rlos onﬁ Tamie
Buchmiller Zcmbrodn