El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-07
Standard College Work Here
(BY II. S. H.)

4 PPANGEMENTS have been made for the opening OF
n the College Of the City OF FL Paso and now 1t IS
L - time get the students. H. NJ ColvIn acting chan
celor of the college, states that about 90 applications
for entrance have been received and he IS very hopeful
many viii be received before the opening or the
fall semester He believes that the junior college viii open
with the largest registration possible accommodate with
the present facilities and until the School Of Mines build
ings completed.
Parents or young people may obtain catalogs, PIE
pared outlining the Of study and giving much IN
formation on the work which the college purposes to do
There are to be three branches: and sciences school
Of commerce, and teachers college bureau has been
established at the chamber Of commerce where any que
tons may be asked and answered
For the present. the college VIII occupy rooms IN the
new buildings the School of Mines and part OF the
University Of Texas VIII have the services Of university
FL Paso citizens owe It to themselves and their city
to give the college all possible support Nothing contrib
utes more strength to college than large and enthu
siastic student BODY Il doesn't matter how large
endowment college may have, or how generous IS Its
financial support otherwise, unless 1t IS fat IN students
Il is bound TO staTve.
Some Young people viii want courses which the FL Paso
college does give OF course they VIII 90 ese"Eele
It used to be that prospective college students living IN
Tucson, Arizona, had to pass night by the university u
Arizona 20 outside the state get law courses OF 20
study medicine dentistry, forestry and more advanced
work IN courses gwen N the university. 1Li1
could objection TO that but there was an Objection
though proved vain when young people went OUTSIDE
The State for instruction which they could have received
as well and at expense at their state university
The addition Of has changed that CONDITION
The University New Mexico has laboTed along under
the same lalClCap
The College OF the City of FL Paso has been STANDARDIZED
three ways by the state of Texas the federal bureau Of
education standard and that of the Carnegie Foundation
so that credits given students here VIII be accepted Dy
other colleges and by universities transfer
The thing do, then IS for prospective students TO
find out whether the College of the City OF FL Paso Will
give them the courses they desire and, TO help II
grow BY enrolling student body. few years Of
that sort Of thing viii give the college the kind OF strength
an ambitious institution needs TO become great
The man who is lazy TO look up his place IN the
draft registration IS likely find himself stepping
Iively-in front of a dTiu sergeant
There Is a strong suspicion that whoever put the
tetanus germ the court plaster took the germ out Of
Germany.
The negro who shot OF an arm TO evade the draft VIII
be Boosting few years from about the number CT
Germans he killed IN battle
An I W W IS "agin the government until he is de-
ported Then he yes for the governments protection
In most busy offices visitors welcomed. bu, they
aren't expected intern for the duration Of the war
The terrible Turk seems to treat Americans better than
the Germans do
at Globe, seems to favor the church militant