J. , L. Minick—The designing of an electric lighting plant for
the borough of State College.
J. C. Reed—Subject not yet assigned.
J. L. Stewart and H. P. Wood—The investigation of certain
phenomena in high transmission.
G. J. Yundt—Methods for the prevention of electrolytic action
on iron pipes.
GENERAL SCIENCE COURSE.
N. W. Buckhout— Original research work along Ipotanical
W. A. Murray—The Constitution—its adoption and its amend-
ments.
W. W. Tustin—The sources from which the United States
Constitution originated.
LATIN SCIENTIFIC COURSE.
Miss Mary McKee—Historical research work.
COURSE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.
1,. A. Harding—The designing and the making of working draw
ings of a compound, direct acting duplex pump, for mine use,
having a capacity of one million gallons per day against a head of
three hundred feet.
C. B. Snyder—Compressed air, its adaptability to the trans
mission of power, with tests to determine losses in transmission
under different pressures, including experimental discussions of
economic methods of piping.
C. Stone—A study of refrigeration and ice making, including
the design of a thirty ton refrigeration plant and the test of an
ice plant;
COURSE IN MINING ENGINEERING.
W. L. Affelder—A microscopic examination of the rocks con
stituting the Pololith on the Campus, in order that, by a similar
examination made some years hence, the effects of the weather on
the various building stones of the State represented in the Polo
lith may be determined.
W. E. Brandt—The design of a cage rest for a mine shaft,
which will allow a direct lowering of the cage. '
W. H. Finley and J. N. Sherer—A comparison of the calorific