Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-27
LirTER-DAY SAINTS COLLEGE.

NEXT Monday, September lst, the
La:ter-day Saints College will he
rg-1peued in the Social Hall in thi,
civ. The first term viii close De
cemher Ig.h, leaving vacation Tot
the holidays. ami the second term
will commence Jan. sth, ls9I, con.
tiuuing until May 22nd. Formal
eN---i-,=s viii Zoe suspended on legal
holidays aud during the General and
salt Lake stake Conferences.
There viii be two general depart.
meuI--the intermediate aud the
Academic. The curriculum Of the
Intermediate includes theology.
r-l4iug, grammar, composition, or
biography, arithmetic, geography,
p.amanship, hygiene, vocal music.
rhetoric, United States history.
drawing. natural history, ele-
meEtary algebra, geometry, Ia
lin and German. The Aca-
dgmic includes theology, the higher
mathematics, English literature.
advanced studies in Latin and Ger
man, general history, civil govern
ment and political science, natural
philosophy, chemistry, astronomy,
mlueEalO-y. geology, biology, ply
-1l8gy. domestic science. agricul-
fgre, etc. Students are not required
To pursue all these studies, but must
show their ability TO take suflici-
cent number % aimi. them a. this
department, and after completing
the course and passing an examina-
tion they will receive certificates Of
graduation.
\ Normal Department i added.
with COURSES Of instruction and
training for graduated teachers in
Church -cho0l=. This requires a
tao years course ami also evidence
%: qualifications and aiaptability.
= number OF students viii be adj
ms-.-l TO this department free Of
charge, applications for which must
hc made la writing 10 the Priuci
Ial-
Students Of both sexes are admit
ted 10 this college, and there will
lea special Iaiie,' class once a week
for studies specially adapted to lady
pupils.
New apparatus and material for
practical demonstration IN scien-
rife classes have been provided.
They are Of varied kinds and Of the
most advau --i character, and with
the laboratory, the Library aud the
collections at ths Museum, form
such facilities A. Will greatly aid the
students in reaching the higher
branches o. q collegiate education.
Tn discipline OF the College is
stric: and -llutary, and all students
are eNpecsei 10 conform 10 it OF
Withdraw. Iucractiyns Of the rules
viii subject tn rebellion. 20 exprI.
sion.
y fell club and "a students soci-
e.g add much To the pleasure and
progress % pupils at thi- institution.
and the spirit ana inil fence Of the .
,aIral enter Into and control ali iis I
Departments ald exercises. It lin .
every sense Church establish
Heu-.
We age pleased to state that Pro-
Es--rr James +. Talmagc has recov-
erri from the effects Of his lat.
illn IS, 50 that he will stand at the
head of the faculty and take personal /
charge OF the college. Aud such I
well known aud esteemed educators I
go willard Done, Joseph Nelson. I
john }. Walton, Richard Hang. Ca
m.iig Cobb and Evan STEPHENS have
oulrssa u tine various department..
Co. SECTIONS thereof. ami talented
lecturers are engaged o. address the
College ou various important sub
jerts.
Tie Latter-iay Saints College in
thi- city ha- been established under
ID, direction u the stake Board o,
Education and the counsel of the
First Presidency OF the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF La.ter-iay Saints.
This should be a sufficient guar.
ATTY %. its character. Il has
proved to hs worthy Of the
support Of the Lat,er-Iay saints.
ami the only SUBSTANTIAL barrier in
H. way has been the lack Of build (
iuss large enough aui Of proper
construction 10 admit and accom-
ul'aate ala the apF licauts Tor tuition. .
This We hope 10 see reme,lie,i before
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