Mathematics

will study the geography and history of China, Japan, and Korea, and they will naturally dwell upon the late trouble in China. Some of the stories and episodes that have been told by those who were in Pekin or in other places in China at that time will be related, and the one seeming most capable of dramatization will be resolved into a play. This will necessitate a close study of Chinese character and temperament, also a study of their social life and conditions, manners, customs, and costumes. The material for this study we have in the school. For references, see Miss Baber's outline. In this connection the class will read orally the address on Chinese jurisprudence by Wu Ting Fang, Chinese ambassador to the United States, also The Chinese View of the Christian Easter by the same author. For the month's work in spoken English, see the December COURSE OF STUDY.