Calendar: 1931-1932 Page 139

SPANISH STUDIES-THEOLOGY 135 Z3 -Texts Miss Perry Tu 3-4 2-3 Z4 -Literary History of Spain Prof Pastor Th 10-11 z5 -Contemporary Literature Prof Pastor Tu 4-5 Z6 Readings from Modern Authors Tu 4-5 z7 -Conversation Dr Villasante Tu 11-12 -B Honours -Tutorial Class Prof Pastor Th 11-12 as -Prescribed Texts Prof Pastor Miss Perry Times to be arranged a3 -The Literary History of Spain Prof Pastor Th 10-11 a4 -The Drama Texts and Exercises Prof Pastor 11-12 a6 -The Novel Texts and Exercises Prof Pastor 12-1 -History of the Spanish Language Miss Perry 11-12 a7 -Readings of Modern Authors Miss Perry Tu 4- VI -Post-graduate and Research a8 -Seminar Dr Pastor Tu 30-4 Students wishing to undertake Post-graduate or other Research work should consult the Head of the Department on Tuesdays at in Room 16 VII -Public Lectures list may be obtained from the Public Lecture Secretary For Classes for Degrees in Commerce see 140 For College Certificates see 114 THEOLOGY Head of the Department The Rev Canon Matthews Dean of King's College -Under the terms of the King's College London Transfer Act 1908 the Council is required to provide weekly Lecture in Theology The time-tables are so arranged as to allow any Student who wishes it to attend these Lectures but no one may be compelled to do so To meet this requirement lectures are delivered on Mondays at 10 o'clock The Lectures are designed for Students desiring the Associate- ship of King's College or the University of London Certificate of Religious Knowledge and are provided for all Regular Students of the College without extra fee The same Students can also be admitted by special permission to attend without extra fee single Course of Lectures among those regularly given in the Faculty of Theology Evening Students who desire to qualify for the Associateship can also be admitted to attend any one evening lecture in Theology without additional fee