Annual Catalogue, Issue 19College of Hawaii, 1919 - Universities and colleges |
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admission advanced degrees Agri animals apparatus application Assistant Professor BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Bacteriology Board of Regents Botany breeds CALCULUS cane Chem Chemistry Civil Engineering College of Hawaii Composition Language construction Course in Agriculture Courses in Sugar Drawing electives English Entomology entrance credit equipment Experiment Station farm field French Freshman Geology Geometry given Graduate Hawaiian plants Hawaiian Sugar Planters Hilo Honolulu hour class room hours laboratory Household Science Hydraulics insects Kauai Koolau Range lectures or recitations Liloa Manoa materials Math Mathematics Mechanics ment mester modern language Monday Name of Course Oahu Phys Physics physiology polariscope practical Prerequisite principles problems Professor Andrews Professor Bryan Professor Crawford Professor Dillingham Professor Donaghho Professor Henke Professor Keller Professor Young regular students Required of Juniors Second semester Senior Engineers Sophomores special students Sugar Analysis Sugar Technology Surveying Territory of Hawaii testing Text tions Waianae Range Wailuku Wrenshall Zoölogy
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Page 10 - Territory shall be twenty-five thousand dollars, to be applied only to instruction in agriculture, the mechanic arts, the English language and the various branches of mathematical, physical, natural and economic science, with special reference to their applications in the industries of life, and to the facilities for such instruction...
Page 10 - States shall be applied, directly or indirectly, to the purchase, erection, preservation, or repair of any building or buildings or equipment, or for the purchase or rental of lands, or for the support of any religious or privately owned or conducted school or college.
Page 12 - To give thorough instruction in agriculture, mechanic arts, and the natural sciences connected therewith, and such instruction in other branches of advanced learning as the board of regents may from time to time prescribe, and to give such military instruction as the Federal Government may require. The standard of instruction in each course shall be equal to that given and required by similar colleges on the mainland, and upon the successful completion of the prescribed course the board of regents...
Page 29 - The lectures on cane sugar manufacture are required in this year, as it is desirable that the agriculturist have some knowledge of what happens to the cane after he has grown it. Engineering Division. — The first year is identical with the course in engineering, while the second year differs only in the substitution of qualitative analysis for advanced mechanical drawing. Chemistry is continued in the third year, together with the most essential of the engineering subjects. Students in this division...
Page 10 - for providing courses for the special preparation of instructors for teaching the elements of agriculture and mechanic arts." It is held that this language authorizes the purchase from this money of apparatus, machinery, text-books, reference books, stock, and material used in instruction, or for the...
Page 29 - ... fouryear course in sugar technology. The College of Hawaii is the territorial college of agriculture and the mechanics arts. It corresponds in general status and organization to the state colleges and universities of the mainland. A number of its graduates are now actively engaged in the sngar industry. The Courses in Sugar Technology are designed primarily for the student who, on leaving college, intends to enter into active service in some branch of the sugar industry. Although these courses,...
Page 12 - No person shall because of age. sex, color, or nationality be deprived of the privileges of this institution. Provision shall be made for the education of females apart from male students in separate apartments or buildings: Provided, That persons of different sexes of the same proficiency of study may attend the regular college lectures together.
Page 10 - It is held that this language authorizes the purchase from this money of apparatus, machinery, textbooks, reference books, stock, and material used in instruction, or for tjie purposes of illustration in connection with any of the branches enumerated...
Page 5 - JOHN M. YOUNG, BS (Univ. Florida '98), ME (Cornell '02), MME (Cornell '04). Professor of Engineering, Engineer for the College. Alewa Heights. 3571 WILLIAM A. BRYAN, BS (Iowa State College '96). Professor of Zoology. 1013 Punahou St.
Page 12 - IMw.iH. preparatory school shall be admitted as a special student before his class has graduated, except by special permission of the faculty of the College of Hawaii.