Calendar: 1882-1883 Page 338

QO evening CLASSES See page 27 Comparative Ana- tomy and Zoology 28 Logic 364 Groves 364 Edgeworth 29 Political Economy 365 Professor Rogers 30 Public Reading and Speaking 31 Laio 32 Harmony 33 Vocal Music 34 Fine Art 35 Metallurgy 365 Plumptre 366 68 368 368 370 36 Practical Metallurgy 371 37 Shorthand Professor Cutler Professor Monk Mus Professor Delamotte Professor Huntington י 372 b1cknell ieological Classes 389 School of Practical Art 391 Workshop Classes 395 IV courses oe technical instruction With view to systematize the teaching of the Evening Classes and so at once to make it more valuable in itself and to bring it into connection with the present movement for Technical Education the following schemes for definite courses of instruction have been drawn up by the Principal and the Board of Professors and Lecturers and are hereby strongly recommended to the attention of Students These schemes are intended to prepare Students as far as possible for the following professions and trades The Law י Civil Service Mercantile Chemical Manufacture Engineering or Mining Architecture Special Diplomas will be granted to such Students as shall pass satisfactorily through each Course and every effort will