UNIVERSITY SENATE

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 118, 22 May 1925, Page 4

UNIVERSITY SENATE

THIS YEAR'S EXAMINATIONS

PREPARATION OE 8..A. PASS GRADE PAPERS.

(JI TELEOKAPH.—HIESS ASSOCIATION.) CHRISTCHURCH, 21st May. At the sittings of the Senate of the University of New Zealand, which were continued to-day, the report of the Arts and Commerce Committee was presented. The committee'recommended that examiners for the B.A. examinations at the pass grade in 192S in the subjects of English, Latin, Greek, Greek history, art and literature, Hebrew, French, German, Spanish, history, political science, economics, philosophy, education and music, be appointed as recommended in the report of the Wellington committee. The names of the'examiners as amended by the Science Committee's report are as follow: —• English.—B.A., Mr. Shaw and Professor Egerton ; matriculation, Mr. Cane; entrance, Professor Mackenzie. Latin.—B.A., Dr. Innes and Professor Brown; matriculation. Professor Stewart ; entrance. Professor Adams. Greek Language.—B.A., Mr. Morreil and Professor Adams; Greek history, literature and art, Sir.. Morreil and Professor Adams ; matriculation Greek, Professor Brown; entrance. Professor Brown. Hebrew. —8.A., Her. Dr. Kauston and Rev. Dr. Cuming. French.-7—8.A., Mr. Kidston and Professor Blunt; matriculation, Professor Boyd Wilson; entrance, Professor Thompson. German. —8.A., Professor Walter and Professor Thompson; matriculation, Professor Walker; entrance, Professor Walker. j Spanish.-—B.A.j Mr. Hercus and Pro- | fessor Elder. History.—B.A., Mr. Anderson and Dr. Hight; matriculation, Professor Grossman ; entrance, Dr. Elder. Political Science.—B.A., Mr. Donnelly ! and Dr. Hight. • J Economics.—B.A., Mr. Paisley and Professor Murphy; economics for accountancy preliminary, Professor Condliffe. . Philosophy.—B.A., Dr. Merrington and Professor Hunter. Experimental Psychology.—B.Sc, Professor Lovell and Professor Hunter. Pure Mathematics.—B.A., Mr. Walton and Professor Segar; matriculation, Professor Bell j entrance, Professor Segar. Applied Mathematics.—B.A., Mr. Lancaster and Professor Bell. Mechanics Entrance. —Professor Segar. Additional Mathematics Entrance. — Dr. Weatherburn. Physics.—B.A., Dr. Marsden and Dr. Farr; matriculation, Professor Burbidge. Physical Science Entrance.—Professor Salt and Professor Jack. Botany.^—B.A., Professor Thomas and Professor Kirk. Natural Science.—Dr. Bcnham and Dr. Holloway; entrance, Dr. Chllton. Zoology.—B.A., Dr. Benham and Misa Farnie. Chemistry.—B.A., Professor Easterfield and Professor. Inglis. Geology.—B.A., Dr. Marshall and Professor Speight. Geography.—B.A., Professor Cotton and Mr. Bartrum; matriculation, Dr. Marshall; entrance, Mr. Lomas and Professor Benson. Agricultural Science.—B.A., Mr. Loten. and Professor Peren. • Anthropology.—B.A., Dr. Buckand I Mr. Skinner. Education.—B.A., Professor Tennant and Professor Shelley. Music.—B.A., Rev. H. Jones and Dr. Bradshaw; matriculation, Profcssoß Thomas. Drawing.—Matriculation, Mr. Richardson. It was decided that the list of examiners suggested by the Wellington Recess Committee for appointment in 1926-27-28 be forwarded to the Board of Studies for its information and report. The recommendation of the Arts and Commerce Committee that examiners in economic geography for B.Com. be Mr. E. K. Lomas, M.Sc, and another to ba appointed by the Chancellor, was adopted. It was left to the Chancellor to make the appointment of examiners for ship^ ping and insurance diplomas.