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Course 5D: Course 4C prerequisite.—German Literature since 1730,
critically studied according to periods. Intensive study of individual
authors and schools. Three hours a week (by appointment). The work
of this course is conducted entirely in German. Adjunct Professor
Faulkner.

Course 6D: Course 4C prerequisite.—Gothic, Old High German,
Middle High German. Three hours a week. Professor Harrison.

The completion of either Course 5D or Course 6D will satisfy
the requirements for German as the primary minor for the degree of
Doctor of Philosophy; the completion of both courses, and the preparation

of a satisfactory dissertation will fulfil the requirements for
German as the major subject for the same degree.

In each of these courses three hours a week is given to lectures.
In addition the student is required to prepare, at stated intervals,
written seminary-papers showing original research, and to attend
such other lectures and courses, in this or any other Academic School
of the University, as the Academic Faculty, on recommendation of
the professor, may deem necessary. Courses 5D and 6D were not
given in 1907-1908.

Conversation Clubs.—An opportunity for practice in German conversation
is given to students who desire it in the conversation clubs
connected with the work of the school. These clubs are open to all
students of German in the University, and meet, under the direction
of the adjunct professor, one hour a week each. Attendance is voluntary,
and membership in each club is limited to twelve.