Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-31

commercial department; aud an ually
thousands uf circulars descriptive lf
c1uistsi Cir., re- sent the patrons mud
friends OF the Institutions, 30 that my
readers viii scarcely e. ect me 10
trent these TOPICS In this lin ted sketch.
cannot, however, terrain rom
noticing few features lately ad led to
the curriculum.
The most prominent Of these Ia the
normal training school. Tho inct Ia no
doubt well Known throughout the Tor.
ritOfy, that the Church has mado this
department practically Tree, and ia
consequence about two hundred and
uity embryo tcncn ere are taking this
course. La addition to the usuul ped.
ngugic siudicB, such as psycnOlUgy,
hisiOry oil education, theory auj prac.
uco Of teaching, these students Ere
gwen an huufis oCtuhl practice daily
Ia ttNphing excessively the classes In
the tight grades Of tue preparatory
tcuo0l. Two Observer, students VINO
Will iu their turns take the cuufAr, anu
one professor acting o. critic teacher,
are present In the room making
notes. At meeting later in the
Jay u students ana critic Teachers
the failures aud uuccrssuo OF these
hmAluurB are pointed out Ia kindly
cutlu!tms. attended these eXvf.
cllea lumber " days In succession
anu must confess that they setm All.
mifnhiy adapted to NJ the teacher for
his prO tssiOu. The principal informed
mo that this was no longer question;
students VINO took the training schLOi
course last year, anu are now teaching
H.NINNH fHHHNHf.HNfaHE NfafH.HaNUHI o.
up1n their work, knowing Just what
20 uo anu how ~ do IT,.
The visitor cannot fail 10 be- Inter
es,vl IN tile commercial college. Here
The fields OF activity closely initiates
The essentials Oi actual business lii1--,O
closely ~ fact that the student on On.
lrring tile ouuntlng room Il likely TO 10
tufpristd In nothing save IN getting
Atalary instead VI paying tuiuVn fee.
The students buy und sell the com.
modltir- OF commerce, aud even the
prices iluc,unte m IN actual husinesr.
There isH bank ut which each utuGuIt
MAKES his deposits aud drtwns his
checks ns Nig business requires. Every
Jay his accounts are Overhauluu anu
I his business methods Inspected ~ one
] OF the IfliessJrs. Commercials law
anu auxiliary sIudies sucn asl pen.
maushiB grammar, cOmpOsiuun aud
0flhngiupuy, % adapted to business
needs, form part OF theJcourte.
Two new ami important features Ia
the academy utelulucss nre normal
courses Tor Mutual Improvement uss0-
ciatiun officers aud SUNDAY school
Teachers. AZ 10 tbs tenCnrr sO VIII be
me school. the educating OF these
Officers IN The how o. well Us tho wbnt
! VI their duties d. ilmost equivalent to
teacning directly the associations ana
Glasses over which they preside. q
new era Of Intellectual activity "
uawning upon tue Litter.dny Saintr.
a IL b. thepude VI the academy to be
the 4 ma Major VI nearly threC-scOte
high schools and stake academies
throughout the inioTm0untain regiOu.
THIS Is a system Of schools quite ~
distinct Ia It's aims and methods ne Is
! MOlmUniHm distinct from tnu t8Ms OF
sO.caltUu Christianity. As succ,sr ~
the past has hinged upon recognizing
the iuauillCienCy ui lu.eilUc uAi uduca.
ton ns an auliIoio Tor rascaiity and
r0ttenuess ia society, nnd consequently
It's emphnsiLiug moral and religious
training. It's uaugvrs IN the future lie
In the aping Of other Institutions; itt
triumphs Ia being true to itself.
q. NJ. q.
Provo, March 90. 1903.