Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-04
& NEVADA STATE UNIVERSITY
Splendid Advantages for study and
Living for Young men and Women

It's FAN Term on August 80. 1905.
New Students should appear before
the Committee on Credentials on Aug.
ust goth. Former students should ap.
pear for denomination on August II
and all students for matricnlation AMI
registration on Saturday, Septembe:
End
Courses Of Study.
For the coming year the Univevs-
ity will offer the following courses
OF study: The Engineering courses,
Culture courses in Arts and Science,
courses in Agriculture and Domestic
Arts, courses for Teachers, High
School courses, preparatory to the
University, and Business course.
The University High School offe-s
three years to High School training
to pupils in country schools who have
finished the work of the grammar
grades.
excellent instruction in bookkeeping,
typewriting, stenography and in
modern business methods
The school of Agriculture and Do
nestle Arts affords the young men an
oppsJ unity ito learn the scientific
principles underlying farming, and
gsss the young women valuable train
irss n the eeii..-::;snportant art of home
Ming,
The State Normal School is of first
Importance to the school systems Of
Nevada. The present course requires
for entrance certificate of gradu-
alton from an accredited high school;
it includes a single years study OF
pedagogy and methods of teaching.
The art of teaching should be looked
upon as aprofession requiring earn
est study and special preparation. Fer
this profession the State Normal
School provides efficient training
The College of Arts and Science
gives that general culture which come
from a broad knowledge of Mathemat-
les, Language, Literature, History and
the Sciences For the coming yea-
this school will be stronger than ever
in equipment and in the choice Of
courses which it offers.
The College of Engineering, always
~.ssgood, is now better than ever. The
records of the Nevada boys who hold
positions with the foremost mining
companies in Mexico, Central America
South Africa and the United States
prove the efficiency of the School
of Mines For the coming year j;
offers a much improved course with
emphasis on the practical side of the
work, in a new building equipped will
actual mining and milling machinery
The Schools of Mechanical and Civ,
Engineering have placed many gradu
ates in positions under the fedora
government where they are now ac
tually engaged in the vast enginee.
ing works, the dams and canals, whicl
mean so much for our permanent
prosperity. For the coming yea
these schools will be strong TIL
work in civil engineering will be il
charge of Mr.. w. H. Seagrave, VIII
graduated from the University in 1876
and who returns after the successfs
practice of his profession with thu
knowledge of engineering which come
only with actual practice, and know
ledge of Nevada and her people game
by a long residence in the State.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR STUDENT:
For the coming year the studen
will be cared for in their splendi
cottage homes, Manzanita and Linco
Halls. In Manzanita Hall Mrs. A.
Mayo will devote her entire time
the important work of caring for Il
young women. Professor A. Re
and Mrs. Reid will be in charge
Lincoln Hall, where every interest
the young men will receive thei
thoughtful care and attention.
COST OF LIVING.
For room, lights, fuel and board Il
University makes the astonishing
low rate of $500 per month, payab
in advance, a rate which cannot be d
plicated in any other Western Vi
yersity.
On the whole, the State Of Neva
offers to its children in its highe
educational institution great opp'
tunity for education at the lowest CT
Ia sound and scholarly preparati
for life.
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