Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-20
KENDALL AND THE
STATE UNIVERSITY
Relations With School at
Norman Mean Much to
Local School.

There is certainly going to be some
connections set up with the outside
powers OF education this year which
will put Kendall college on the big
educational map" The new president
seems to understand the business Of
modern education and is putting the
Kendall college dynamo in touch with
the live wires
President Stratton ID. Brooks of
Oklahoma university in a letter to
President Charles Evans of Kendall
puts forth a plan which not only in
sures the thorough acceptance in each
school OF each and every grade made
in the other. but it has a powerful
punch will make Kendall ard the
university interknitted powers in
Tulsa and the east side of the state.
1t is a pointed declaration by Ken
dalrs new president that the admin
istration here does not and will not
entertain for one moment that 1t is
in competition with Oklahoma univer-
sity. Kendall's sphere is a great. free,
Christian college, independent of po-
litical or sectarian bias--merely a
college. The sphere of the university
Is that of many colleges Joined to-
gether. To young high school grad
yates of Tulsa and the eastern part
of tho state Kendall appeals to spend
their first two years in a smaller in
stitution before going to the univer-
sity. Make Kendall their junior col
lese. The presidents of the state uni
verstes indorse this plan. You will
see it coming out of the following ex-
cerpt from President Brooks letter to
Doctor Evans:
Students in Henry Kendall college
who have completed the first three
years work FOR a bachelor of arts
degree will be allowed to enter one
of the professional schools Of the
University of oklahoma, and on GER
tificate from that institution that the
first years work OF the professional
course has been satisfactorily COM
peted. said students will be granted
the degree of bachelor of arts from
Henry Kendall college. Students in
Henry Kendall college, therefore, will
be enabled to save a year in the time
required TO obtain both an academic
and a professional degree.
The Sc combined courses are as fol-
! lows:
/ Combined Literary and Law
| Course This course will require six
years. the first three taken in Henry
/ X, ndall college and the lt st three
/ taken in the school of law Of the Uni-
versity OF Oklahoma. For the salts
| factory completion of this course
Henry Kendall will grant the degree
of A. B. and the University Of Okla
homa will grant the degree of II. p.
2-Combined Literary and Medical
! Course. This course will require seven
years, the first three taken in Henry
I Kendall college and the last four
taken in the University of oklahoma
The students intending to enter this
course must include in their first
! three years work the specific SUBJ
| ject required for admission to a stand
ard medical school. For the satisfac-
tory completion of this course Henry
| Kendall college will gran, the degree
cf A. B. and the University Of Okla
homa will grant the degree Of VI. ID.
Literary and Engi Ger / n Q
Course. The time required for this
course will vary from six to seven
years. depending upon the line Of en-
gineering selected and the particular
subject included in the literary course
The frs. three years will bc taken in
Henry Kendall college ana from two
20 four additional years will be taken
in the University Of oklahoma i'm me-
chanicll. electrical. civil. or chemical
engineering. For the satisfactory
completion Of one of these courses
Henry Kendall college will grant the
degree Of I. a. and the University OF
] oklahoma will grant the degree oi