42 WEBER COLLEGE WEBER COLLEGE 43 Text: Muzzey: "History of United States of America," Vols. 1 and 2. 6. American History. The reconstruction period. The West and New South. Business and politics. Twentieth century achievements. The United States and the World War. The United States and European reconstruction. Spring quarter. Daily. Five credit hours. Text: Muzzey: "History of the United States," Vol. 2. 7. Western History. The history of the Great Basin Region; Spanish explorations; trappers and fur traders; American explorers; the coming of the Pioneers; social, political and economic development of Utah. Spring quarter. Five credit hours. Text: Levi Edgar Young. POLITICAL SCIENCE 1. American Politics. The functions of the departments of the national government. Political parties and their theories with their application. Daily. Spring quarter. Five credit hours. Text: Willoughby and Rogers: "Int. to the Problems of Government;" Bend: "American Government and Politics." 2. State, County and Municipal Government. The constitutional basis of state government in general with a critical study of the constitution of Utah. Organization and functions. Character-istics and administration of county, city and town government. Daily. Winter quarter. credit hours. 3. Comparative Constitutional Government. Organization and function of the governments of England, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, British Colonies, and the Latin-American States. Spring quarter. Five credit hours. THE DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL ECONOMY AND SOCIOLOGY Professor ECONOMICS 1,2. Economics. As a background for the study of the fundamental laws and principles underlying our modern economic institutions and life. a brief study is made of man's economic development. Modern economic life together with the principles governing men in their present day economic efforts is carefully analyzed and studied. Sufficient attention is devoted to special economic problems to serve as a foundation for more intensive study in advanced courses. Keir's "Industrial Organization," is used as the regular text, but extensive reading is required in Ely, Carver, Seager, Clay, Taussig and various other recognized authorities. Autumn and Winter quarters. Five credit hours each quarter. 3. Money, Credit and Banking. An exposition of the theory and history of money, the origin and principles of banking, the functions of the bank, and the clearing house. Daily. Spring quarter. Five credit hours. STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING 1, 2, 3. Elementary Stenography and Typewrit-