Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-03

TEACHERS TO BE RETAINED
The Two business Colleges VIII OPP
crate side by side In New Bniid-
ings, win Separate FacuItie.

The Lauer-day Saints university has
acquired control of the Salt Lake Bust
ness college and win proceed 20 incor-
porate that Institution as a branch Of
its work The university has bought
the business college, and will soon re-
move ii into more suitable quarters,
where It's work can 80 on TO better adj
vantage than Is possible at the present
time. II is not the intention to stop or
TO suspend any Of the work at present
done in the business college, but to
develop the work and TO strengthen the
instruction now given. TO accomplish
this result, the university will assume
entire control of the flourishng school
in the Templeton. President j. H. Paul
of the l.. d. $, IT, will be at the head of
the business college as Of the other de-
partments of the university. The iden-
tity Of the Salt Lake Business college
Will not be changed, nor will there be
any material changes In the nature of
its work. II will remain as now a pure
ly business school, non sectarian in
character, and conducted solely for the
purpose of giving to the young men and
women OF this community a good busi-
ness training.
The business college department of
the university Is TO include two sep
arate Institutions hereafter, namely the
Latter-day Saints Business college and
the Salt Lake Business college.
The formal union of the two az CO.
ordinate departments Of the university
VIII take place early in June.
The Latter-day Saints Business col
lege will continue as IN the past in its
present quarters with It's present cours-
es, methods, and instructors. The Salt
Lake Business college viii continue as
In the past with its present methods OF
instruction and courses Of study, but
Will change its location. II will be
placed on the first floor Of Barratt hall,
and In the north end Of the first floor of
the new business college building.
The present faculty OF the Salt Lake
Business college is to be retained, ex-
cept that Prof, Jos. Nelson the pres-
dent, viii retire. The other teachers viii
remain II II thought ~ YNl also the
special features which have made the
institution so popular in the past. The
Gregg system Of shorthand. the cab
met system of bookkeeping,
and the other distinctive methods of
business instruction. will be continued
and more fully developed under the new
management
An important change win occur in the
department of typewriting. All the
typewriting OF the two schools viii be
consolidated under a head teacher and
an assistant, IN the large room on the
first floor OF the Latter-day Saints
business COLLEGE building. The CON
solidation Of the typewriting DEPART
ments viii make Of the combined
schools In this branch the largest and
without doubt the most efficient OF any
typewrlting school In the west Nearly
one hundred typewrlting machines Of
the various standard and popular
makes, all placed IN one room and UNI
der the oversight Of expert typsts who
will give individual instruction IN the
art OF writing on the machine by touch
alone, win make this branch Of the
work fol both colleges far superior TO
anything hitherto known In the west In
this line.
Another change for the better win be
hat students ot the Salt Lake may take
through the proposed en- !
iargement Of this department.
The great and paramount advantage /
10 the Salt Lake Business college, how |
ever, will consist IN this that all the |
studies in science, literature, languages. /
physical culture. and art |
now given in the university win be ac-
sessible to the business college student |
who may be prepared to pursue any |
n them. This viii afford the opportuni-
~ for a broader and more thorough
culture than is possible where the bust
hess college stands apart from any
standard educational institution.