Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-17
LATTER.DAY SAINTS COLLEGE.

WE have received a copy OF the
annual circular OF the Latter-day
Saints College for the fifth academ-
ic year-ls90-9l, which will cover a
period Of thirty-six weeks, exclusive
Of the winter vacation, to he divided
as follows:
The first term will begin Septem-
Der lst, 1899, and will end
December 10th, 1899 - Sixteen
weeks.
The second term will begin Janu-
sry 9Th, 1891, and viii end May
22nd, ls9l-(twenty weeks.
The following constitute the fac
ulty, including the academic coun-
ell:
james E. Talmage, d. 5. D., Phi.
D., principal: Theology, Theory
aud Practice If Teaching, and
Science.
Willard Done, first counselor,
secretary: intermediate DEPART
meut, First Section; Photography
and English.
Joseph Nelson, second counselor,
assistant TREASURER: Academic De
partment, Mathematics and BUSH
ness Courses.
InstrUctors-John J. Walton, IL
brarian: Intermediate Department,
Second Section.
Richard Haag. registrar: Ger
man, Drawing and intermediate
Classes.
Mrs. Camilla Cobb, Lady Super
intendent.
Evan Stephens, Vocal Music.
Qualified students OF either sex are
received in each Of the grades provid-
ed. Students may be admitted at any
tune, though it is strongly recon-
mended that If possible they enter at
the beginning Of the year, otherwise
al the opening Of term.
Before procuring their tickets OF
all applicants are required
10 convince the Principal. by examin-
alton or otherwise, Of their ability TO
properly pursue the studies Of the
college, and Of their intention to com
ply with all rules Of the institution
while they are members, during
school sessions and at all other times.
each student is required TO procure
a ticket from the treasurer, William
A. ROssiter, before taking a seat in any
Tuition charges are invariably 10
be paid in advance. Refunding is not
No reduction in charges is
made for less than half term.
''The charges are:
FIrst Term Second Term |
10 weeks) 20 weeks)
Full Half Fun Half |
Term Term Term Term |
Dep'ts 80 Si5 $3.50 455
Academic Dcp'ni hoo go IsOo 7.Oo
Normal Department 100 coo 100 30 |
The curriculum for each Of the
is full and complete,
covering similar ground, with some
embraced JurDg the
year now nearly expired.
A normal department has been
added. We have not space to give
he details OF this featu re Of the in
and viii merely quote the
initial paragraph OF that part of the
which relates TO il.
"By formal vote and appointments of |
he General Board OF Education, the
institution has become the Central
Normal College Of the Church OF Jesus
Thirst OF Latter-day Saints The
courses Of instruction and training
provided in this department are ad-
ipted to the requirements of gradu-
tied teachers in the Church school
'ervice as specified in the circulars
ssned by the general board"
The College is provided with an
extensive assortment Of new appa-
'atus, and other facilities for increas-
ng Its efficiency and usefulness are
'eing provided. The Library, Field
Club and Students Society are
among the attractive features of the
Institution, which is steadily deveI-
ping. Parents can send their chill
lren to the College with the assur
lnce that not only will their intel
ectual training be carefully and
IDLY conducted, but their moral and
eligious instruction and welfare !