Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE
The Academic Year Begins on Sep.
Timber i6lh.
IT'S COURSES. BUILDINGS AID FACILITIES.
The Opera House and Preston rlotk
Used az Afjincts TO the College
Buildings Proper - department
Dcsci iptions--Locailon.

The next academic year Of the Brig.
hem Young Collegs Will begin Mon
day, September 10. The following
coursss are oflefodi
Couue In General Science, four
years.
Course IN Letters. four years.
Academic Coutss, three years,
Normal Course, three years.
Advanced Normal Course, two
yesrs.
Business Cour,r, three years.
The fret two OF these courses lead
TO degrees; the others, to certificates Of
graduation.
Tue A academic, Normal and Businsts
courses nfs open to all qualified stu.
dents over fifteen yeafs OF age. GfA4u.
ates Of these courses are admitted with.
out examination 10 the course in Ger
eral Science, or IN letters. Tue ad-
vancod Normal Course 10 opsn TO those
who have completed the Normal
Course.
There 10 also offered n special Mutual
Improvement Courte, which extends
through twenty weeks, beginning Nc
vombor 4. The object OF this course Ia
to ptspsre young mon for conducting
the work OF Improvement AssoclAtioAs 70.
In connection with the regular work n
Model Association Ia conducted under
tho direction Or the College professor,
thereby giving students the opporlun-
lily OF putting into practice the princi.
plea given In the classroom.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
In addition to the work Of tho NJ. l..
A. Courav, ths College Offers Nine
couTses IN biological science, includirv
botany. physltlogy ana EJ<logy; six
business courte., Including b.Okketl.
Ing, phnnography, typswntiug, cam
mrrcial arlilmelo and commercial
law; fvo courses IN chomistfy; uigh;
couTios Ia the science And ant vi tsalh.
tug; ten oourfus IN English lingug 20
ana literature, including olocuiior;
three years each In Latin, Ffeuch Aui
German; four cOuues IN geology anu
miucfalUgy; fourteen cUu,tcs Ia his.
tory and political science; seventeen
courses In mathematics and astronomy.
Including surveying; three courses In
physics. extending Ihtough three
yeau; eleven courses In theology anu
philosophy; anu courses In drawing,
geography, vocal and instrumental
music, voice oultuIe, and pbysic
culture.
BUILDINGS.
Tho College buildings comprise the
Main BUILDING, tho Laboratory, the
Presidents Residence, aud the D1rmi.
tory. Tho Main Building contains the
assembly room, library md reading
aAnsIal mi 0Aall.Ilf.s.
rooms for History, Modern Languages
anu Pedagogy. The Laboratory cOu.
tainB chemical, physical aud biological
These buildings are well lighted and
ventilated, and are provided with
steam heat, water Lnd electric lights.
In addition to these buildings, me
second floor OF tue Preston Block,
heretofore known ~ the Tubing ONCE
Building, has recently been placed nj
the service OF tho College; aud the
Thatcher Opera House has b-s n secured
for the College Lecture Hail. Tho
Preston Block, which II provided with
steam heat aud electric lightP, contains
the recitation rooms TOT the Glasses In
English anu Mathematics. This Leo.
turs Hall has a seating capacity Of
eight hundred; II ~ provided with
opera chairs, steam heat, water aud
electric lights.
Through the cooperation Of the
Logan City Board OF Education the
woodruff School bus been plncei Ut
tho service OF the College for u Normal
Training School, to be used ia conp.c.
ton with tho work OF tho Normal De-
paftglsnt. This commodious structure
10 situated opposite the College campus,
at tho corner OF First and College
streets.