Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
A CHURCH UNIVERSITY.

The Latter-day Saints University
formerly called the Latter-day Saints
College. is now ready to begin tn,
first term Of the years 1923. The Bus
mess College win commence on Mon-
day. September sth. The Announce
ment and Bulletin just issued will give
inqulrers full particulars Of the branch
es Of study. the aim and scope. the en-
trance requirements. the plan OF train
ing and the various regular and spec
ial courses OK the institution. 1t is
under the immediate auspices of the
Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter-day
Saints, and President Anthem II. Lund
Is az the head of the board OF trustees.
with President Angus NJ. Cannon as
vice-presldent and John Nicholson.
George II. Taylor, John c, Cutler, Jo-
seph Il. Taylor and Joseph s. Wells as
members of the board. The President
Of the faculty Is Prof. Joshua II. Paul,
who have been known for many years
in prominent educational positions, and
is ably assisted by Il corps of thor
oughly trained and experienced teach
ers In all the departments.
This IL one Of the educational estab-
lishments that can be recommended to
the public IN the highest terms OF APP
probation To the Latter-day Saints
especially II offers inducements, 10
send their sons and daughters to re-
ceiye Its courses Of instruction. be-
cause they can not only obtain colleg-
late tuition In the ordinary branches
OF such an education, but be trained in
the principles Of the Gospel and In
right conduct and department. They
VIII be under a pure moral influence,
and be influenced by examples worthy
OF their emulation
The buildings that have been erected
for the L. y. s. University are special
ly adapted to its requirements. They
are spacious, well lighted, thoroughly
equipped, and are being enlarged as
tbs demands for space and accommo-
dations increase. Students from a dis.
lance can obtain board and lodging
with respectable families at q reason
able figure, and the entrance fee,
which is but $40 year. covers the |
cot Of tuition, except IN the busneps
college department, tho tuition fees
for which are $40 for the first year,
$50 for the second year and $40 fer
the third and succeeding years. A
night school is open for persons who
desire TO obtain It's benefits at the rae
of n per month.
II should be understood that In or
der to enter any OF the four year
courses, the student must have com.
pleted the eighth grade Of the public
schools, or the preparatory year OF the
bufiness college The institution has
a library and reading ROOM and the
best periodicals and newspapers are
TO be found therein.
The pamphlet containing the an
nouncements for the seventeenth coll
lege year~-the second year Of the Uni
yersity, can be obtained Of Prof.
Joshua II, Paul. and is not only com.
plete In giving full particulars but in
cludes number OF THE Gold ana
Blue the monthly magazine Of the
University, which has some most ex-
cellent pictures OF the buildings H.
use by the institution, and portraits
of the President and faculty. membe g
Of the various clubs and college soeie-
lies and other pictures worthy OF pro.
iervatlon. We congratulate the pen
plc Of this city and indeed OF the en-
ire State In the progress made in edu- 4
'ational facilities, no, the least OF
which, by any means is the L. d. $.
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