The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-23
Agricultural College Of Utah,
Logan, Utah.


The Agricultural College Of Utah
opened on September is under the most
auspieious circumstances. The build
ings had been repaired and thoroughly
renovated throughout. New class rooms
had been furnished with the best mod
ern settees, and other changes had been
made which greatly add to the iaeili-
ties OF the Institution.
The faculty has been increased 90 that
all large classes are divided into small
sections. thereby enabling professors To
give personal attention to the individual
requirements Of students, insuring thor.
ough and efficient work in all classes.
The faculty numbers 50, all specialists
in their respective lines.
CouRsEs,-Ths following courses are
offered; % Agricultural Course, four
years. t2l Mechanical Engineering
Course, four years l3) Civil Engineer
ing Course, four years. 90 General
Science Course. four yeAsi 90 Domes-
tic Arts Course, four yearsi ,6) Com
mereial Course, four years; 90 Short
Commercial Course, two years; (sl Ele-
mentary Agricultural Course, two years ;
lel Manual Training Course In Domestic
Arts, two years; liol Manual Training
In Mechanic Arts. three years; IN Sub
Freshman Course, one year; 1871 spec.
ial Five Months Course 1881 Prepara-
tory Course.
wISrER CouRsE.-The Special Fiys
Months Of winter courses begiu on No
vembeI 9th. The work Of these coursel
is so arranged that the studcn,e ma,
take any subject for which they are -psc
pared. They are OF especial >vGiuo !. 4
those who are unable 70 begin at tn
=, frat Of the year, In addition to the roc
work in mathematics, English, geop
:, raphy, history, etc., courses are ais
!, provided for in agricultural and allie
subjects, In domestic arts, In CONNER
cial branches, and In normal training.
A Eepssrsr.--rhe folIsge building
!. compri,e the Main Building, the FL
!, pertinent Station Building, the Mechn
ic Arts Building. the Dorinitory, tn
=. Conservatory the Veterinary Laborator
=, the Model Barn, the Poultry Building
and residences for the President OF III
~ College, the Director Of the Experiment
station, and the Farm Superintendent
and cottages for farm laborers, The chem
ieal and neurological, the physical, an,
the biological laboratories are equippe
with the necessary apparatus for thor
1 ough scientific work. The work in en-
- cheering and in mechanic and domesti
arts, there are well equipped workshop
kitchens, sewing rooms aud laboratorieI
The library contains about eight thou
IN sand bound volumes and several thou
Of sand pamphlets. There is also larg
~. reading room ior the use Of students.
mr., PRAcrieAL WoRK.-so far 40 pracli
rs cable, students,ln the different technics
ps. courses apply the principles Of the elias
w, room to the practical work which IL pro
..a yded for on the farm, in the garden
on. aud orchards, in the dairy, in workshops
2 a In the kitchens and sewing rooms, in III
His counting house, Rod in the scienti6
'sn laboratories. Students who take II
!, =. manual training courses are prepare
s,v for skilled labor in carpentry, blacI
rem smithing, dAiying, cooking, millinel
and and dressmaking.
Ak Tuition is free. An entrance fee Ct I
naH and a small laboratory fee to cover co
I,s of materials used in the laboratorie
has are required. Board can be had in p'
In ys,e families at from $3.50 to $3.50 p
'en' week. In the College Dormilory, Il
H. cost lie from t2,25 to -.
ner For catalogues and further iniormati'
and address, W. J. Kerr, President, LogH
oses Utah.
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