Identifier: bulletin191314lela (find matches)
Title: Bulletin ...
Year: 1869 (1860s)
Authors: Leland College (Baker, La.) Leland College (Baker, La.)
Subjects: Leland College (Baker, La.) Universities and colleges
Publisher: Baker, La. : Leland College
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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egular Sunday evening service. The degree of Master of Arts may be conferred only uponthose who hold a Bachelors degree, in the liberal arts andsciences, from this or another approved College maintainingsimilar standards of liberal education, who shall have com-pleted a course of liberal study, under the direction of thefaculty, sufficient in amount to constitute an additional year ofCollege work of advanced character. LELAND UNIVERSITY 11 Non Nobis Sed Aliis. LELAND UNIVERSITY Public ExhibitionBy the PHILOMATHEAN SOCIETY, University Chapel, Tuesday, May 12, 1914, 7:30 p. m. PROGRAMME. Call to Order President Song By the Society Devotions Chaplain Piano Solo—Racing Down the Rapids Lawrence Myrtle Sweatt. Reading Walter Barker Selection :.... Male Quartette Reading Julia Sweeney Scarf Drill,Miss Baldwin and Young Ladies of Chamberlain HalL Chorus Leland Girls Reading Grover Dickson Violin Solo Prof. Carerre Reading Lee Evans Selection Male Quartette Benediction. ooooooooo _ — — I
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pj 0» ■ 1/ M .-, E ~ J 3 ^ rj; < CQ a* cd LELAND UNIVERSITY 13 Courses of Study. The University offers courses in Theology, English, Latin,Greek, German, French, History, Mathematics, Science, theSocial Sciences, Psychology, Logic, Ethics, Pedagogy, Phy-losophy. The College requires tor graduation a minimum of twentyunits. The College Preparatory requires for diploma admitting toCollege twenty units. The Teachers Training Course requires a minimum oftwenty-five units for graduation with Normal Diploma. Onehundred fifty hours of actual teaching under critic teacher arerequired. Explanation of Courses. ENGLISH. English I:—The work of this course is based upon ClippingersComposition and Rhetoric, or other text of equal grade.Especial attention must be paid to brief themes. Failureon the part of student to hand in theme forfeits stand-ing in the University until such work is made up.English I gives credit of 150 hours toward graduation. English II:—The work of this course calls

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