. Milligan College New Horizon, 1909-1914 . lish Mathematics,French or German. / Junior Year—English/; Mathematics, Philosophy,Bible, one Elective. Senjor Year—English. Mathematics, Philosophy, two Electives. 28 MILLIGAN COLLEGE CATALOGUE PROGRAM OF RECITATIONS COLLEGIATE STUDIES 7:30 French I. German I 8:15 CHAPEL 9:00— Sophomore Setiior Sophomore Freshman Bible English Latin Science 9:45 Junior Freshman Latin English 10:30— Freshman French II. Sophomore Junior Bible English Philosophy 11:15 SeniorSophomore Junior Freshman Bible Greek English Latin 12:00 DINNER 1:00 Junior Senior German II. F
. Milligan College New Horizon, 1909-1914 . lish Mathematics,French or German. / Junior Year—English/; Mathematics, Philosophy,Bible, one Elective. Senjor Year—English. Mathematics, Philosophy, two Electives. 28 MILLIGAN COLLEGE CATALOGUE PROGRAM OF RECITATIONS COLLEGIATE STUDIES 7:30 French I. German I 8:15 CHAPEL 9:00— Sophomore Setiior Sophomore Freshman Bible English Latin Science 9:45 Junior Freshman Latin English 10:30— Freshman French II. Sophomore Junior Bible English Philosophy 11:15 SeniorSophomore Junior Freshman Bible Greek English Latin 12:00 DINNER 1:00 Junior Senior German II. Freshman Sophomore Bible Greek Mathemats History 1:45 Junior Senior Freshman Greek Mathemats History 2:30 Senior Sophomore Junior Latin Mathemats History 3:15— Senior Freshman Junior Philosophy Greek Mathemats PREPARATORY STUDIES 8:15 CHAPEL 9:00 Science I 9:45 Mathematics I Latin I 10:30 Mathematics III History I 11:15 Science II Latin II 12:00 DINNER 1:00 English II 1:45 Mathematics II 2:30 English III 3:15 Science III English I. MILLIGAN COLLEGE CATALOGUE 29 Departments and Courses ofInstruction DEPARTMENT OF GREEK AND LATINProfessor Ellis It is the aim of this department to lay, as thor-oughly as possible, the foundation for an appreciativereading of the Greek and Latin Languages. As avery necessary means to this end, prose compositionin both languages will be studied systematicallythroughout the course. In translation, the authorscommonly used In college courses will be studied,and an effort made to present their books as works ofliterature, not merely so much material for grammati-cal dissection. More important than the mere studyof form, is a realization of the eloquence of Cicero,the beauty of Virgil and Horace, and the living, irre-sistible charm of genius and spirit in the whole fieldof Greek literature. LATIN—FRESHMAN YEAR First Term—Ciceros Orations; Prose Term—Virgil, first four Books; Latin :15 a. m. SOPHOMORE YEAR First T
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