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... Plane Geometry ( por- tions requiring Proportion . ) Elementary Solid Geometry . Algebra ( excluding the higher portions . ) Plane Trigonom- etry ( excluding the higher portions . ) Lower Senior Class . - Monday , Wednesday , and Friday ...
... Plane Geometry ( por- tions requiring Proportion . ) Elementary Solid Geometry . Algebra ( excluding the higher portions . ) Plane Trigonom- etry ( excluding the higher portions . ) Lower Senior Class . - Monday , Wednesday , and Friday ...
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... Plane Geometry ( Euclid I - IV . , or the subjects thereof ) ; Arithmetic ( including the Theory of Arithmetic ) ; Elementary Algebra . EXHIBITIONERS . Alfred Hopkinson . 1866 Charles Hughes . " Arthur Nevill . Charles Henry Carlisle ...
... Plane Geometry ( Euclid I - IV . , or the subjects thereof ) ; Arithmetic ( including the Theory of Arithmetic ) ; Elementary Algebra . EXHIBITIONERS . Alfred Hopkinson . 1866 Charles Hughes . " Arthur Nevill . Charles Henry Carlisle ...
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... Plane Trigonometry up to the solution of triangles . ( Walmsley's Trigonometry . ) FREE STUDENTS . - In accordance with the provisions of a private endowment ( for an experimental term ) , pupil teachers and artisans will be admitted to ...
... Plane Trigonometry up to the solution of triangles . ( Walmsley's Trigonometry . ) FREE STUDENTS . - In accordance with the provisions of a private endowment ( for an experimental term ) , pupil teachers and artisans will be admitted to ...
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... Plane Trigonometry , students will derive no benefit from attendance on this class . PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY . Professor BALFOUR STEWART , LL.D. , F.R.S. EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS . - Tuesday , from 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. The principal phenomena ...
... Plane Trigonometry , students will derive no benefit from attendance on this class . PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY . Professor BALFOUR STEWART , LL.D. , F.R.S. EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS . - Tuesday , from 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. The principal phenomena ...
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... Plane Trigo- nometry , and Conics . 5. Either French or German . - Translation into and from English . Second B.A. Examination , held once a year , commencing on the fourth Monday in October . No candidate is admitted to this ...
... Plane Trigo- nometry , and Conics . 5. Either French or German . - Translation into and from English . Second B.A. Examination , held once a year , commencing on the fourth Monday in October . No candidate is admitted to this ...
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