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` Kentucky Handbook 5
GHEETINGS
The University opens its doors again to
the students of Kentucky; some of whom
are here for the first time and some for
their last year. Each one starts his work
with high hopes and determination to do
his best. May such an ambition carry
< through the year and animate every stu-
I dent in the University.
The Y. M. C. A. represents a definite
E religious attitude toward student life and
1 it can be and is of assistance to many
l students in the matter of high motives
I and noble ambitions. It keeps alive reli-
gious purpose and the students of the
University should be affiliated with and
related to it in a definite way. The Y. M.
C A. on the other hand hopes to be really
helpful to the student body of the Univer- F
` sity. It welcomes, therefore, all of the -}
Q studen·ts to membership and it is the hope E
of the board of directors and the Univer- `
sity that those who are here for the first `
time as well as those who have been here `—
I in past years will show their devotion
i and interest. {
Signed
FRANK L. McVEY, g
President.
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HINTS FOR THE FRESHMAN
Be yourself. l>o not try to assume an
1ll1‘ of sophistieation or wistlont. Naturally
you will he green ahout souw things~all
i`l'€‘SlllllQll` are. lint it` yull try to eoneeal
the fact that you are :1 i~l't*Slllll1\Il it. will
only make it ten times worse.
\\'¢·ar your fresltman eap at all Til!ll?<.
lt is an honor.
Support your university iu all its un-
alertakings.
lieinentber that when you enter the uni-
versity you are- <·o11si:t
with yours¤·lt` and I`aith1`ul to those ;x·
honte.
All matters [\4’l'lJlilliIl;f to registration
are :ttte1t> r
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THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
Frank L. McVey, Ph. D., LL. D., President
i COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
Thos. P. Cooper, B. S., Dean and Direc·
tor.
Courses in Agriculture and Home Eco-
nomics.
Experiment Station.
Extension Division of Agriculture.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Paul P. Boyd, M. A., Ph D., Dean _
Courses in Arts, Sciences, Journalism. Q
COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
Edward Wiest, Ph. D., Dean.
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
William S. Taylor, Ph. D., Dean. .
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
F. Paul Anderson, M. E., Dean.
COLLEGE OF LA\V
Charles J'. 'Iurck, A. M., LL. B., Dean ,
{ GRADUATE SCHOOL g
Edward \Viest, Ph. D., Acting Dean,
SUMDIER SESSION
I William S. Taylor, Ph. D., Director. {
j_ UNIVERSITY EXTENSION DEPART- I
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l Wellington Patrick, A. M., Director.
I Miss Celia Taylor, Assistant Director.
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FOR ANY KIND OF DENTAL
SERVICE—CALL ON
Drs. J. T. and E. I1. Slatnn p
DEN*1·1s1·s
204-207 Guaranty
Bank and Trust C0. Bldg.
1 Corner Short and Upper Streets
Phone 3616
E The Original Place for
Home-Made Candies `
Sandwiches and Scdas
107 W est Il/Iezin Street
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CALENDAR
l92G—-1927
i First Sonia-sta-r —
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Hol. ltr-»Ii:1st 1l:111· on whivh il s11hj1·<#1 1
may his (ii'<\|>[N‘|i wit hum il ;:1·;11l1· hy p1—1·-
nnissipu of 1111* l1(‘L\]1.
Nov. 25-*TiiilI\kS}J[i\'ill;.f. l1¤»li1i:1y. ‘
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1 I·‘0I1. LiS—L:1s1 datc mr which il s11hj1=1·t '
may lm alwppud without il §.CI':\l\L‘ of li.
· Apr. H-1£l·1·l:1st0r Holiday.
I May ·}. ti, T——11igl1 School \\'0ck.
i May ll}-'lT-~S1·11i1»1· Exauiiixations.
iw May 26-—J\llTU ·L——Fiuu1 Examinations.
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RE(‘l'I‘.\TION S(']Il·1l)l`L}·1
First Hour ..............,................. 8:00 to 8:50
Snvoiid Hour ...,....,....4.............,.. 0 :00 to 0:50
Third Hour ........4,...............,,..... 10:00 to 1(I :50
_ Fourth Hour ..,.4,....4.....,............. 11:00 to 11:50 a
Noon Hour
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Sixth Hour .,.......1............,........... 2:00 to 2:50
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M.\Rl(l}IG HYSTICNI
s liosults of work will lm rt·t·ordt·vl iu tho
1 lio;:istr:ir's ol'li¤·•· us l`ollo\vs:
j A. l·Ixt·t·y»tiou:illy illlfil qu:tlit3‘. \‘:tluo¤l ,
’ ut 51 points for o:t<·ln t·r<·dit. `
i R. Hood, vztluvd ut 2 points 1`or ouwli
; <·rodii. _
(". Filil', vuluod :11 1 point for o;i<·h
: <·1·t·dit. I
Q 11. I'us:t1isf:i<·tory. iudir·:itt·s :1 t1t·1i<~it·t1··y ;
· Illlll zivos no points. liut giros t·ro:lit for i,
grzttluzitioti if with suvli t·7·<-dits tho stu- 2
tlout's stuudiu; i< 1 or iuoro.
li. l<`:iiluro v:iluo·l ut xoro points for i
t·:i<~l1 vrotlit. ‘
1. Im:ouiploti~.
’ X. Alison! from ¤·x:iuiiu:ili»u {
Z Tho eztumliup: of :1 studoiit is uloiiuotl ns
the rutio ot` his totul llllllli\t‘1` of points T
to his tot:il uu:ul'><·i: ol' t·r<·di!<. l·`o1‘ ox- :
IlI11]1l0, :1 studi-ut who 1u:1lu·:< ;ru nvorngn _
mairk of C thruout his vourso of 120 so- ;
iuvstcr hours, would lmvn 120 points mud I
120 credits, :iurl :1 stuudiug of mm. Au
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` dent 240 points and 120 credits and 11
standing of two. When a semester's work
, is to be considered, "standing" is under-
stood to be the ratio of the number of
= points gained to the number of credits
scheduled.
l ?‘;'
· ` T0 THE FRESHMAN CLASS
An applicant for admission to the fresh- .
‘ man class of any of the colleges of the gx
University except Law inust offer credit *1
for iifteen units of high school or other if
secondary school work, so chosen as to V
include the five basic units prescribed by Q
all the colleges. Only students who hold jg
certificates of graduation from an accre- -
dited high school will be admitted with- ~‘
out examination. No student will be ad- _
mitted with less than fifteen units.
TO THE COLLEGE OF LAW
I An applicant for admission to the Col-
lege of Law must offer sixty semester
{ credits in colleges other than law, six of V
which must be in English.
AS SPECIAL STUDENTS
A graduate of another University or Q
college may enter the University to pur- ·‘
j sue any special work. Other persons may
· be admitted as special students under the
1 following conditions:
a-They must be prepared to do the
i work desired, and glve good reason tor
L not taking a regular course. =
~_ b—They must be at least twenty-one
\_ years of age. `
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G O L D B E R G S
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; Natural Science building was constructed. __
' Patterson Hall, at a cost of $60,000 was .
completed in 1004; in 1007 the Educational L
building was built; in 1008 the Carnegie [
Library and the Agricultural building were =€
constructed; in 1000 the Civil and Physics ,,
and Mining buildings were iinished; in .
·, 1010 the new Chemistry building was ,
' built, and in 1018 the new \\'01‘k·Sli0[)S in
the mechanical department were construe- .
ted and equipped. ln 1023 a new Basket- ·_
, ` ball building was built and a Stadium is
under construction. ln 1803 the Normal ji
V School was organized and in 1008 altera· £
tions were made and two full collegiate F;
courses were substituted.
In 1860 the iirst B. S. degree was con- ,
ferred upon a man, W. B. Munson, and in g
1880 the tirst B. S, degree was conferred ri
upon a woman, Mrs. Charles Kay. 3
This, in brief, is the history of the Uni- {
versity of Kentucky. Colleges have been V
added through the years until now there .e
are six, namely: Arts & Sciences, Agricnl- ··
ture, Education, Engineering, Law and
Commerce. There are over one hundred ‘
and iifty instructors and hundreds of
workers employed by the University. The 5
instruction serves over four thousand stu- '?
dents from all parts of the globe. The ,
x Extension Department of the university
serves about one thousand people by giv-
ing correspondence courses and sending .
instructors to different parts of the state `
to teach classes. The Military Department
has been a lasting feature of the institu-
, tion and is one of the strongest R. O. T.
; C. units in this corps area.
A UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
J The university library embraces the ‘
, books belonging to the colleges and
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the experiment station library and various I
;`· dcpartmen·t libraries. {
The university library is a government `
E5 dep¤»sitory and receives all the oflicial
i publications of the United States Govern-
nient.
; The experiment station library is re-
garded as a branch of the general library
. and is administered under the direction
·;_ of the university librarian. In it are
placed depository catalogues of the pub-
lications of the United States Department
· of .\gi·ieulture and of the experiment sta-
tions of the various states.
There are more than 58,000 volumes in
E the university to which you have access.
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The general library is open as follows:
Week days (legal holidays excepted) 1
`, S;00 a. m. to 0:30 p. ni.
Sundays during regular session, 2:00 to
W 5:30 p. m.
` Vacation periods D100 a. 1n. to 12:00 ni.
Q daily. Y
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; from S200 a. n1. to 5:00 p. ni. daily ex- ;
- eept Saturday when the hours are from
é S100 a. ni. to 1:00 p. m.
1 The old chapel on the second floor of `
the Administration Building has been {
equipped as a supplemen·tary reading ro01n
and is being used for general study and
for all required readings, which are to g
he found on U1‘€S€I`\'0(l shelves" behind
the desk. ,r
_ The hours of opening for this reading `
_ room _are the same as those for the gen- 3
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EDUCATIONAL AI)!
I The course i11 Military Science is de-
sigrred to give the student :1 physical, Ill(‘Il—
tal and tnoral training which will be valu-
t able in his industrial or professional
career as it would be should our country
` need l1is services as a leader in the de-
fensive forces of the Nation.
‘ The course i11 Military Science has :1 real
(‘(illCfli`ll!Il{ll as well as fl military value,
It offers to each student an iiivaluable
training in 111e11tal processes, :111 insight
, into the duties of :1 citizen in relation to
his country, inculcates :1 higher respect
for law {lllti order, develops his reasoning
powers, gives l1i1n fl breadth of knowledge
which will be of definite \'1llllC to l1i111 as
:1 citizen in any life work he may select.
PIIEXOBIEXAL (AROWTII ·
The growth of this department at the
university has been nothin; less of mar-
velous. Previous to year before last there
had been three companies. forniiirg one bat-
talion. Last year the growth of the de-
partment had reached such il stage that
nine companies were ff`ll`lll0ll, niaking a
complete rezinieirt.
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