Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-12
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.

university without undergoing the usual 7
preparatory examination. In order that co
this system might be of more benefit TO IL
the pupils, however, it has been somewhat
changed. AS II now Is, any superintendent
who wishes to take advantage of this RI
and receive the $500 should notify y
state superintendent, D. L. Kiehle. and ~
apply to President Folweu Ihe;
for stated examination on SUD
IN the university preparatory cor q Sne
conduct examinations in conform -Sssion,
with. 4rse, ana
.ity there
according to this system, ar
and d, -as'
give seasonable notice to : Gus !oiio"s 5,
The times when any str no-p"lo VIII
scribed course will have .Ao eaaniinef u
and the davs fixed for dies of the pre-
Printed onos.ions been completed,
xarded by mail, anT s1a
,ontainino each g vail thereupon be for
,nt;l The rosnoot; the inner envelopes
.eadv for avami 1t must remain sealed
nrst ho condr We classes shall be seated
,r rrinc;noI nation. The examination
LOWING rnle .cted by the superintendent
-. strictly according to the fol-
,,h,+ar1 IXaninees will occupy separat e
,tbor .dfEnst hold no communication
Whit ~ eA'loi'~ ohe 'sHothef, or win
.oc PERSONS, save,the examiner in charge
y; e foolscap tnOt legal cap) paper and
black ink Will be used. Exa!ninees
II write their names and tie subject at
,ne top of each page of every sheet con-
fiEing their answers. The examiner may
divide the examination in two parts. in
4 VII ich case he will, at The close Of each
pert, take all the answers into his posses
81 OF. Examines must not be permitted
| n ipa he oil tha
,,,s exposed have been answered.
Second-The questions shall be plainly
copied upon the blackboard in the order
given They must be answered in the
lau same order and the answers numbered &C
am cordingly. No explanations must be at
thy tempted as to the meaning Of questions
urt In mathematics solutions must be given
the in full. If the examination shall be di-
av- vided, the questions for the second part
on. must be carefully preserved from view I'M
,rs til the class are again ready to work. It is
1e5 recommended that not more than two
If questions be exposed at once No member
cod of a class must be allowed extra time, nor
a second trial.
aseI Third-Principals may retain the print
,cL ed questions, but must keep them in their
DDS personal custody until after the close of
10 the school year, when they may be used, if
~ desired, for trial examinations.
on as Fourth Principals will examine and
se0 mark Tin red ink all the answers in each
al subject, and will, as soon as practicable,
~ forward them to the examiner of the board
(by express if weighing over four ounces),
,;Y reserving all papers which, in their judg
- ments, are not worthy the passing mark of
~! Go per cent or which are very illegible or
- slovenly in appearance. The papers in
orc each subject will be settled up separately.
~ with the proper certificate inclosed.
10 But one examination, and that final
.s one, will be held by the board on any SUBJ
ras ject in any school in any one school year.
1t is important that applications for
questions be made in good season, so as
Oh to allow for the Intervention of Sundays
and for other possible definitions. A
careful record will be kept of the questions
sent out, aud answers returned.
md Answers to questions should be prompt
ly forwarded as soon as they can be read
/. and marked by principals, in order to pre-
~ vent excessive accumulations of work in
I'M the examiners Office, and thus occasion
eld delay in announcing results and returning
irst certificates.
u.s." THE UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY COURSE.
.gs, First Year-Higher arith metic, elemen-
lip tary algebra, English grammar, including
her analysis, geography and United States his
md tory reviewed, Latin grammar and reader
ear. Second Year-Natural philosophy, phys
,eir ical geography, astronomy, general histo-
the ry, plane geometry Histology, Cesar. first
his three books in $3.50, Cicero, first ora
ale ton against Cataline).
fiss Third Year Elementary chemistry, ge-
vo- ometrical drawing, botany, ancient histo-
Ugh ry, algebra 20 quadratic equations, solid
and geometery, Cicero Qast three orations
ing against Catalina in 'S2 'ss, with one exam
ination for for both years in Cicero, Vir-
gil (frst four books in 1872 1877.
There must be exercises in reading.
ing writing and speaking regularly throughout
that the course, and when practicable in vocal
eed music and free hand drawing.
nm The successful completion of this course
s;n. as attested by the examination certificates,
49, will secure admission to the Freshman
Inc class of the university in the scientific
iotS course.
Vere To prepare for the classical course,
anne schools will modify the above course as
IS a follows:
the First-For the scientific studies of the
sur second year substitute the Greek gram
pre- mar and reader and
gly Second the scientific studies of the
Ter third year substitute Xenophen's Anabasis.
one with the usual coiiaternls.
tile The substitution. OF the German gram