Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-02
PAUL WRITES AGAIN.
he is lor the UnIOi Of The University
and Agricultural COLLEGE,
INDEPENDENT or LOCATION
Thinks H. WIS unju,lly Aeca"d by
"N" IN the Comparative Curr'cn'
lum Of III, Two Institutions.
milton n..eret Aslen

2
OF mo as foIlowG
Ole enumeratcs the following as M
the studies taught IN the University 1nI
NOT iu the Agricultural College EnE.
lsh literature third year, three yeats Of
pedagogy. uuaternious, geology prob.
ably Il mi.print for this Is taught 900 the
colIcgcI Latin, three years should Dee
siA,J Greek, five years, French. two
years. German. two years, and also as
probable advanced tngon1mgiry and
surveying, aud integral calculus. Then
hc asks for any educator in Utah io say
over his own signature whether 81
rooms, apparatus. etc, being furnished.
ID will cost more than $1,000 tp tnash
these extra branches, u applied ioI for
the next two years.
Certainly $1,000 might cover the
salaries required for THIS addition tI
work, though this depends upon the
adjustment 10 work already existing 1nd
the writer would be pleased to- agree
with this conclusion u the facts ON which
b IS based e correctly given. l1i1r'
tunatciy these alleged facts arc utterly
unreliable.
"a glance At the University program
Of rcciiluon3 during the Present. term
shows the following that should have
been included in the list Given above.
Angio.SlNon and English phl.olosW
assayiug. advanced Cheusify third
year course French third yclr Ger.
man third ycaL) advances American
history. historical seminary History OF
! civilization the present subject English
literature Fourth year, history and
philosophy Of malhcmaucs. protective
geometry. modern synthetic geometry,
minrmloEy and Photography advance
course, psychology advanced cJur'I
perhaps some others, as d is difficult TO
| pick OUT from the college catalogue the
| ioialty of work IN any subject
80 much attention Is given 90 his
statement merely to show iS unreliable
iW."
Tue anonymous writer thinks ho has
/ discovered some subj cis taught iu tue
/ Univefsity and not Ia the College,
which did not onumeralc; aud this
| gives him another excuse again to
attack me through these columns.
Let NJ src.
/. The Uniyorslly studies Ia Eng.
| lish aggregate about thfeu full years,
beginning with rhetoric and including
Anglo.SaXon ami English philplogy.
The College studios in( angiish eg.
gtegate over two full years, beginning
with rhetoric, AMI year ~ post.
era iuate WORK IN English II offered ~
! addition. / credited the Universliy
with offering a third yer OF English
| literature beyond what tho College
offers. Part u this third year Is the
| Angio-Sax0n aud English philoloyy.
| Yet becsuse 1 merely credited the
| Univefsity with one year more VI
| English than the College oilers, this
unknown bocustr TretcndH that | have
misfepresunlod the facts.
.. French 10 tatlg ht 10 the University
/ two cars, for three hours each wruk,
aud ouu year at one hour week; Ia
the College II II taught one year NJ a
| regular and one year NJ post
| graduate study, / credited the
University with two years more
French than the College; wa
this not enough2 Yet on thi, point an
anonymous nccusur intimates that
am "A iaiaiiier for not allowing thl
University three y,ab more Man ia,
College.
3. German Ia taught In the Uni.
vcrsity two years ana then one year al
one hour per week; IN the Colleg,
German l. taught Que year aud 1.
OIL red ons year as a Postgraduate
study. My unknown accusuf iusinu
ates that have attempted deception
because did not credit tho University
with three years more oi German thar
the College otlert.
4. The unknown writer says miner
alogy anu Photography are taught IL
the University AMI not Ia the College
lie n In error; miuernlogy and lith
llogy are regularly advertised In tue
College curriculum.
8. credited the University will
geology, because u IL taught for
longer time there than In the College
~ ~ not 10 make the comparison uu
favorable to the Uniyefsity.
o. Chemistry IL taught two full year
with accompanying laboratory work II
the College, aud slmos, the same wots
Ia outlined as IN the University. Thei
a years advanced work In chemistry 4
offered In addition by the College, VI
that chemistry third year Ia not TO b,
added us "N" erronoJu'ly states.
7. mathematics tue College sludls
Include such subjects "a railroad on
cheering, engineering designs, mu
niclpai engineering, bridges, problem
In engineering, applied mechanics
steam boiler, valve gear, etc, whiol
are not included IN tho University
work, but which necessarily inolud
must OF the mathematics named b.
"Np with the exception OF history Au.
philosophy of mathematics In which
there has never been class. On tn
other hant. some OF tue studies
credited 10 the University are partially
iuoludod Ia the College coutses. II Il
not possible 20 make absolutely exao
comparisons IN ovuty case because tn
-ludles arc differently grouped a.
named.
s. Latin In the University extend
over four years catalogue page oB) d
three reoitatiOns per week, with al
added course iu Latin literature. TIL
three" h mspriuL
0. History o.. civilization Is taught 1
the College, aud also sociology. Tn
latter il sufficient equation ot IN
work Of advanced psychology, Is neal
, ly as can be determined from the cats
,0sues, since both the latter studies ar
3 very Indefinitely described. $500.
81 much Tor the III 1t Of this hidde
. acouser 10 bear fslso witness hsAlhA' III
Il nvighb0T.
4 This comparison was carefully mad
4; out, and duplicate copies OF II weT
! given weeks ago 10 several persons
b ! Logan. 1t contained usoeAi roma