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GEOGRAPHY
Geography 159. C. Physical Geography.—9:30; P. H. 3. Credit, 2
hours. Miss Kelley.
An introductory course in practical physical geography. Structure and form of
the earth; weathering; elementary meteorology; land forms, as result of erosional
processes; rivers and valleys; oceans. Special emphasis on the relation to human
activities. Text-Book.—Dryers' New High School Geography or Tarr's Physical
Geography.
Geography 160. C. Industrial Geography.—2:30; P. H. 2. Credit, 2
hours. Miss Kelley.
A study of the leading countries and industrial centers of the world. An appreciation
of the human factors in the industrial world. Special emphasis on problem
work, dealing with national and international situations.
Geography 161. C. Field and Laboratory Work. Miss Kelley.
This course is designed especially for teachers of high school grade and for those
taking Geography 159.
One long field trip and two laboratory periods per week. Hours to be arranged
with the instructor.
Geography. Methods in Gegoraphy.—See Education 130.
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