1954_02 The Daily Collegian February 1954

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ATTENTION STUDENTS
Your cooperation is needed. Jn acquiring your books and supplies efficiently and speedily. This may be done by compiling
your list of books and supplies in the following manner:
Author Thie Code Number
Tidyman * Teaching the Language Arts
English SS—A Survey of English Literature   1
English 76— Mechanics o
sr:"*merlcan Prose and Poetry
Hayakawa: Language in
tig Secondary English 31
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
French 101—A Prose Composition (Bird)
1. Folge: Deutsche. Llederkuch-
2. Hagboldt: Graded German Reader.
(Bks. 6-10) UP
3. Folge: Deutsche. LlederbuchZwei'
1. DeVrles: A Contemporary Derma.
3. Nock: Expository German liD
FOREIGN LANGUAGE (Contd.)
„„„,,
ieography of Europe 19'
2. Dunbar: Historical Geology 20
•Geology 12B—Elemeni
HEALTH EDUCATION
1. Turner: Personal and Community
lealtb Education Hj
HOME ECONOMICS
id Gardens: New Cook
re and the Family
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HOME ECONOMICS (Contd.) 4
INDUSTRIAL ARTS /
Industrial Arts 1-Elemenu of Woodwork
1. Douglas: Units In Hand Woodworking 23C
'Books"' *¥**
."Tstjirel: D
l.tet: Prln. of Electricity 34E
^..Art.!6-„„dCompo.,,io„«McC.m.s,
V      1. Polk: The Practice of Printing 24G
Iraplilc Art. Processes
1. Iljorth: Prln. of Woodworking 23
>e: Automotive Carburetlon and
s 11 Or-Painting and Finishing
Tawing (Feuche.)
L Erlcaon: Teaching the Ini
31 A
INDUSTRIAL ARTS (Contd.)
JOURNALISM
(Shepard)
1. Matt: Amor. Journalism 1690-19
Journalism 103—Reporting of Public Al
~M»T!i 27A—Introduction I
Geometry (Shockley. Re
:h 116—Theory of Numbers (Morris)
1. Wright: Theory of Number. 25C
1. McConathy: New Music Horltoni N<
4. Buchtel: Melody Fun SB
2.1 Music Book
Mu.lc 134-H4—Elementary Composition an
2. Bartok: Mlcrocosmo. '
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* ATTENTION STUDENTS
Your cooperation is needed In acquiring your books and supplies efficiently and speedily. This may be done by compiling
your list of books and supplies In the following manner:
Author
Tidyman
Title
Teaching the Language Arts
Code Number
31 A      .«-
MUSIC  (Continued)
Music 124—Form and Analysis (Winter)
etOp.76No.6J4J
2. McConathy: New Music Horl
3. McConathy: New Music Horl
s: On the Art of Poetry 33
In History Oen. Intro, to
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
P.E. l'MS-Colt (Pape)
1. Athletic Inst.: Easy Way to Learn Golf
153—Elementary School P.E. (Wild)    .
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1. Koiman: Method. In P.E   15F
P.E. 160—Methods of Teaching Modem Di
(Blgelow)
1. H. Doubter: C
Expression IS
PHYSICS
Physic. 4A—Mechanics and Sound (Shockley)
1. SevlU: How to Study Physics 26D
i. Hausman: Physics 2«E
Physics 102B—Modern Physics (Ellaaon)   .
1. Lapp: Nuclear Radioactive Physic. 27F
.    I. 1 pkg. graph paper
PSYCHOLOGY
Psych. (—Effective Study (Pollock)
Books:
1. Robinson: Effective Study 11F
2: Heston: How to Take a Test JIO
Psych. 7—Intro, to Psychology (Staff)
SOCIAL SCIENCE (Continued)
Economics 100—Economic Theory (Graham)
h. 16—Gen. Psychology (Tenner)
21—Applied Psychology (Fortier)
1. Postman: Experimental Psychology 35
Psych. 115—Psychology and Education of
Exceptional Children
Psych. 119—Child Psychology (Harvey)
1. Merry: The First Two Decades of Life*
Psych. 120—Adolescent Psychology (Harvey)
Psych. 133—Modern Psychology (Swartx)
Psychology 35E
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Anthropology IB— (Beatty)
ty no—Traffic Control and
1. Unlr. Traffic Institute: Accident
Investigation Manual BW O
Criminology 115B—Criminal Investigation an
Criminology 133—Penology (DIensteli
of Economics (Graham)
—Principle of Economics (Hunt)
JJFandtop
of Western Culture (Norman)
Ilstory lb-Survey of Western Culture (Matthew]
1. Wallbank: CIv. Past and Present Vot 31
ilstory 4B—History of Modern Europe (Phillips)
SOCIAL SCIENCE (Continued)
1.101—American Constitution (Blnkley)
Wealth 19?* G
Amherst: Roosevelt, Wilson, and the
s: This Age of Conn
. Administration (Buckman)
1. Mac Donald: Amer. City Gov. aid Admin.
Sociology -~.
Sociology IB—Principals of Sociology (Wang,
Df.nsteln)
Sociology ill—Race Relation. (Beatty)
Sociology 120—A-B Intro, to Social Work (Cotter)
I. Bannon: History of
Vol. I 31A
1. HaUenbeck: American Urban
History 10—Surrey of American History (Cobb)
1. Faulkner: Amer. Pol. and Social
History 3IF
History 10—Surrey of American History (Smith)
Books:
1. Chltwood: The U.S. Colony to World
History 105b—History of the Far West (Wans)
Books:
1. MUIs: New World of So. East Asia 21D
Reformation 21C       -
Ilstory 146—Contemporary Europe (Phillips)
Books:
1. Essum: Half Century of Conflict 35B
Ilstory 155—The History of the British Empire
Book.:
y ISt—I
ry 167—History of American Foreign Policy
Iter) ^
I. Bailey: Dlpomatic Hist, of Amer. People
History 181—History of West (Smith)
History MSB—History of California (Smith)
I. 0«: Essential Amer. Got. 22A
J. Crouch: Calif. State and Local Gore't S
id. 101—Amer. ConsL (Buckman. Smith)
(Brlgham)
nerican Social Security System
Socialogy 152—History of Social Thought (Wang)
l.Bogardu.
Development of Social Thought
Sociology 157—Sc
del Chang, (Wang)      -
1. Ogburn:
Social Chance BW Counter
SPEECH
Speech 22—Fund
of Interpellation (Walker)
1. Kenyon and Knott: Pronouncing; Diet.
Speech 26—Grou
Speech 27—Parlis
Discussion (Campbell)
: Language In Acttgn 6A
mentary Practice (McGrew)
1. Roberts:
Rules of Order 6A
Speech 33—Elem
Mary Techniques nr Acting
lo Production and Directing 6C
Speech 154—Speech Pathology (S
1. Morbarln: Life Situation Speech Reading
Through Cooperation of Senses 6B ft T
Speech 1>2—(Lyon)
1. Hayahawa: Language In Thought and
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