Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-08
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YolngC0!lege:

lllU DlIgIldlll lUlllg UUllOgV'
The Brigham Youur College will
open on Monday, the l7.h u Srpicm.
u.r The following clunes are
offered:
/. Course ia Goucrai Science, four
ytata.
.. Course in I. tlsr1, four years.
g. College Preparatory Course three
yrnr.
.. Normal Course, three year..
%. BuEiuusa C.ursc, three years.
o. Advanced Normal Course, one
year
Tue hr,t two oi lhesc couracs lead to
Irsrn. the otheri, 10 certificates %
gta iuat1u.
The College Preparatory, The Nor.
mai, aud the BusineaE Course ate open
90 aIl qualified students over fifteen
years a age. Gradut,Ug NJ these
vluuC. ate admitted without uX1rniun-
ton i1 ihu C0urfus iu GagcrN Science
aus Lu.tu... graduates uf The Normal
tourt8 ufpus1 admitted without 81
animation to tue Advanced Normal
COus..
On addition n these c.uf'on there 10
oisrcI 70 special N. / A. Cuufse,
which * ends ihrUua twenty weeks,
beginning November 5.u ami ending
Apul 3d.. a Preparatory SCHOOL D.
uI.u conducted under tine direction Of
the College iHCulty. The object 40 this
school ITO IrpuU Htuicnb g. enter
the College iIuYarat fyi tho Normal
AMI tho Busluo1 CUul-l, aud 90 pr
vide training Tor tho Nafmsl H,ud,nts.
Ia addition 10 the work iu the Pre-
rbmi0ry School and tho VI, /. a.
Course, the college 1l1rit:
Eight uYur.Hlu biological science,
Including U.,Hug puyaiuiuEy aud
zIllusJ; tx uu.iuoss cIutsuu llclui.
INK buJkbturiub plauofmpuy typc.
whiting, uOmwr,uUI sithmruc, and
common ial iuW; five courses In chem
hiry, extending through three ycau;
tIN uuurses 300 tlu SCIENCE nui art Ur
iuucHuI iurluding kiudorgsr,gn;
niue uOurerB boz Euglih Language nuu
literature, three yUurs each iu Litip,
Freuch, aud 6urmA.; thtyo courses Ia
geology and miuCnIusy; uutcnu
counu' 10 history and political DOCS;
FryUutuun COursrs in matNvui.. tuu
astronomy; three courses BOO WUlf|cs,
extending through three year. eight
j
and courses So drawing, rlUruti0n,
vocal aud Instrumental music, anu
physical culture.
TACuIIlE.
a number OF Chaue,s have recently
tyun made, whlgu will greatly add 10
tnu luIlilics ~ the Institution lot
advanced collegiate wugE. The Pie.
tarrtlry School has brvn removed
from tho Lab.mloy building O. rooms
secuted IA tue stake Tabernacle, ami
thu large room which has heretofore
boon useI fur II has been converted
into "a phyFiCtl mi biological lnu0ra.
tory. The chemical AMI physical and
biological laboratories are furnished
with CutCs, duuRB nud necessary APP
uafntua Tor practical experimental
work In the natural Rud pHysical
sglrucu1. A large room in the main
building hgH ulsU teen fitted up iOf
MUSEUM, aud tho extensive collections
ut minerals, geological specimens,
smelling products, wouds, sholls, aud
Curi0F, which arc being thoroughly
Glars lied, are OF easy access. For
| practical work Ia surveying aud as-
| lrDuomy, there 10 an engiuecf's transit,
with sJlnT attachments AMI all acctt-
soTius. There has also been provided
kudcrRnft n anu other material for
practical work In the department Of
| psdagJgy.
The Library has bcgn removed to
one OF tho largest and most pleasant
rooms In the main building. Thisr room,
which has been furuithed with new
! shelving, reading slopes for current
| papers ana magnzlues aud with read.
/ ing tablcp, will accommodate one hun.
dsod sIuuonls. It II well lighted aud
| ventilated, and II provided with atcam
heat and electric lightsi II Will be open
" the public US a reading room. There
are ii the library upwards Of fifteen
hundred volume, including ongyolO
] iw iluH, scientific, historical, general
| auI statistical works, anu additions
] viii uB made darling the year 10 NEE
! the requirements OF students iu the
! different COur-Ua. Professor MI.
lri's valuable collection on III.
! tory ami political science will bu
/ placed iu the library, anu the students
! VIII also have access 90 the pfusiIeup9
/ private library at about tour hundred
! VOLUMES, mostly on muthum4tlCs,
| philosophy anu general science.
LOCATION.
The College i- situated In one Of the
/ most desirable pnrts NJ Logan City, at
tho corner OF Fug. aud College streets,
Du the north fork Ot Logan river.
Being only ono block irYm Main
street, II ia "a central yet quiet locs.
lion, within easy rvauh from all parts
VI tue city.
IArENsFH
Tuition he free 10 students with
scholarships ami 10 gtuluuts iu the M.
/ 1. a. COURT. 10 all Others the tuition
IA the College preparatory, normal anu
bIslu,rs c0uuvE guI iu the c1uUos In
general science aud Letters, b. $50. Tho
annual tuition icv iu thu preparatory
truhol r. IS.
GD8d rooms and board can hn ob,
tuiue1 iu private inmilus 90 from s-,lJ
90 80 Tor week, BY rratlng rooms and
boarding turmROlvgH ttuIuulu CON Io
ducH their expense tU .r,m 500 90 8.
IOr " eek flg board and guJm. iiolm'
can be- ne tod ~ from twenty-five O.
niy cents Ter wu.E. a uumDer u
rooms IN the College Uurml.uty ar,
JuHtud Ht these rg'tr,