The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-23
HTAWAII'S COL E(IE
/ 1 new SUGAR COURSE
COLLEGE OFFERS THOROUGH TRAINING IN PRINCIPLES SUGAR
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The courses of instruction offered Mt
the College Of Hawaii in the past have
been limited TO agriculture, engineer.
ing, household economies, and science,
each leading to the degree Of Bachelor
Of Science. Two years ago, owing TO
! the growing demand for trimmed men
to take positions on the sugar planta-
1 tions Of the Territory, It was decided
Ito pay especial attention to work in
sugar technology, and since that time
electives have been offered in sugar
chemistry and sugar Manufacture,
available TO third and fourth year
students in the regular courses or 10
j special students. -
! The general interest shown in this
line Of work has been so great that
I the College now offers four.years'
I, course in sugar technology, also lead
ing to the degree of Bachelor Of Sci
enee, which Is planned TO meet tho
special needs OF those Young men who
4 intend, after leaving College, to enter
J the field Of sugar manufacture, either
here in the islands or elsewhere.
! IN nceordanee with the established
lPolicy Of the College, this COURSE has
4 been designed primarily to give the
student q. broad training ~ the scien,
tine principles underlying the industry,
SO That re may nave Q firm foundatiPnl
on which to base his work IN sitter
Ire, rather than to attempt 70 turn
out highly trained specialists IN any
one particular line.
Demand for Trained Men
4 II Il becoming more and more rec.
lognized that over specialization n col.
4 lepe "a largely a waste Of time. ri n,
\ Young man Wishes merely Ito aeaufre
technical. manipnlativo skiu as n sugar
n ANALYST. an engineer. supar boiler 3,
Ia field foreman, he would much better
serve an appTentieeship for a few years
on plantation than SPEND the same
\ time IN coliebe. His inmediate value
to The plantation wonld be much great
Ter. VIZ on tli3 otherj hand. he has An,
.Iiambition 10 aprogress IN the industry.
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i n tbolleite course shon1dt' after he his
acauired in actual practice the neces.
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of ne second Semester series on
lectures and recitations on The mann.
factufe Of sugar "A offered. taking up
IN detail n discussion OF the various
types OF ,machinery and apparatus eml
| ployed In the best modern factories
and the principles involved In their
luse. embodying such topics as multiple
milling, the effect Of various types of