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The Engineering Camp held last year at Squam Lake, will be conducted there again this summer, starting on June 18, the Saturday before commencement and continuing for eight weeks. One course will be given by Messrs. J. C. Barnes and H. C. Page, who have been in charge of the camp for the past, few years. This will be in Plane, Topographic, and Railroad Surveying, and it will count as a full course in either the College or the Engineering School.
The camp is open to all men whether they are students at the University or not, provided they are qualified to take the course, a knowledge of Trigonometry and Logarithms being required. Charge will be made for a full extra course, as well as for living expenses, and men entering the camp will be required to make a deposit with the Bursar to cover these expenses.
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