The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-11
KY. NORMAL COLLEGE.
Particulars Concerning the De.
partments Of Study.

Inc department OF Arts and Sci-
epces OF the Kentucky Normal Col
lcge offers three regular courses Of
iastn'elion; Preparatory. Scientific.
s lsisc These three together
elmprise the Complete Normal rfain-
b. the most natural. logical. and
Philosophical training ever offered 10
: -tudepis by any College. Normal or
University This department also
offers several Graduate courses Of
Instruction.
The PREPARATORY COURSE h
intended 10 prepare students for The
Scientific Course It IS open 10 all
Young men and women u good moral
character. having common school
education This course iaehdas Read
lng. Spelling. penmanship Letter
writing. Composition. Rhelorlc. out
iping. Advanced Grammar. Literature
= LAiin. Debating Practical Arithmetic.
Mental Arithmetic, Higher Arithmetic.
Elementary Algebra. Higher Algeora.
Advanced HistGr, of the United
States Keameky History. civil Coy
ernmani, Advanced Geography. ald
Ph,elolog,
Tho SCIENTIFIC COURSE of The
Kentucky Normal College embraces
/, four lines u full studies aud acy
eral drills The fun studies nfe .he
INptuni Sciences Mathematics. latin.
nnd Literature The drills cbusit of
nra,m. onuqns. and Flreasics lhe
ranohes comprising this course are
Nthe iolioains
I'M NATURAL SCIENCES Phy deal
cc1gmphy. Geology BoiRny Zool7gy
chcmlstp Phyau. Astronomy and
lAdyanoed Physi9logs
l MATHEMATICS Plane and $ nd
peome,p Plane and Spherical Trlr
hnono,r Plane AID Solid Analytic
9e1mei&. Differenaal and Integral
alcnlus, and Collcgr Algebra
i LATIN Hwianipg Iata, Roman
1HAiary. latin Composition Saar
virEll, and sallust
LITERATURE ANp HISTORY
General History british History His
tory of British and AmgIan Ldtcm
ture. Mas,epieJcs u British li,em-
lure. aud Masterpieces Of American
N Literature
III EXPRESSION E@ay Debating
l llPafiiamen,ars Practice, Publlc s2eaa-
1 Ing. and Graduating Thesis
\ rhe aim oi this course, Is 90 20
llnspre young men and women -
ercase their knowledge II the world
broaden their views Of humlu aa-
lIuvlD and 70 rise 20 noblcr plans n
ituo. ~ - reveal 10 the hudc1t
What he Is. Whai he may become.
and what hs can 10. ca TO 'ncour-
ATE the student 80 take The full
classic coursetof which TIE Scientific
course is but parD thus enabling
\ him Ia u1mplete. with the greatest
4 y non,y u time ana money. a Gcnera
\ | I noatiou tha, will prepare him To
: ic,esstuily I'm any position ipr
~ sch the usual College course IS
w pposcd TO fil SIS graduates. and
% TO train the student to the habit
= strong. critical, ladepcuden 'hinR-
= ng
The Scientific course " this In
tuition Is realizing il aim. In enab-
~ the student 10 master himself,
H ancentrata hn powers, to think
H. bendentl,. 10 reason accurately
n Inyestlpltc thoroughly and 10
H clear cpgent. concise expression
IN the result of his Investigating and
Hhnking. IN teaching him haw .
'tuly; how 10 put forth his best
|. = irts centjn6uiy aud i3you'ly IN
these points the work Of this course
4 can not be excelled by any school
u Ia America
y The time required Tor this eouNe
m. two years up,n the satisfactory
completion of the Scientific e'nsse,
and the piymeet OF all fees and dues
Diploma wi, ue awarded, and ne
I degree p1cnelor Of Science Is -
will be 'erred
rhe CLASSIC COURSE OF the Ken
w ~ Normal College is The senior
4 yeS Of Tue regular College curriculum
The time required il one year after
Il The student has completed the full
Scientific cudrse, The classic course
\ includes four llnos Of mll study and
! several drills The fun studies are
I Latin. Greek. Literature, and Ph'i-
oaophy The drills include Essays
,ritlaues oat,ous. and Forensic Z,
Tho following bNnchcs comprise the
course:
LATIN Cicero, Horace, Faclms'
aud Liyy.
GREEK. beginning Greek Memo,
phon. Homer, and the New IeS'a-
ment, .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Criticism
Greek History and Literature homan