The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-17

80 great ma Ueco8u0 tue couphexsty
Of tie organization and conduct Of
modern business that it II as irnpossi.
BILE as 1t Is unnecessary and undesir-
able for the young man entering it to
learn 1t sintricacies by the Old method
Of apprenticeship. Just as Law. engi-
neering and medicine which one al
lowed of the apprenticeship method.
now demand professional training. so
do the complexity and responsibilit,
OF modern business and interdspend-
ence of its problems demand profess
sional training for the men who enter
1t. Training for business is BASEL
upon the fact that business expert
ence and knowledge have now ,,nms
well enough.
Z Systematized and organized there
exists a body Of principles for scien-
tific study. These principles the
young man entering business would
find 1t impossible to acquire in the
ordinary routine of work in com TX
business organization. 1t is the aim
of Judson NJ. Bemis Department o.
Business Administration and Banking
to lead students to mastery of these
principles and knowledge of those
fundamental facts OF business neces-
sary to its successful administration.
The aim of the department is. not
to train students In business rou-
tine. but TO instruct them so that
when they enter business they will
understand the significance of the
work they happen to be doing in It's
relation to the whole. 1t is not as
sumed that this training can take the
place of actual experience. but only
that the student SO trained. on enter
ing business. viii find his understand
ing more comprehensive, his advance
ment more rapid and his services
more valuable.
In offering business training the
Department of Business Administra-
ton and Banking uuses the term bust
ness in the broadcast sense. Ii Is not
the purpose of the department TO Of
fer compete training for the specific
vocations. but to give q thorough and
scientific training in the fundamental
principles OF business organization
and administration which. with sup
Elementary experience. wsll enable
the graduate TO make more rapid
progress in the vocation he chooses
than he otherwise would.
rhe elasticity necessary because of
the diverse needs OF students plan
ming to enter different vocatioBs is
outained by means of options and free
electives. Thus. STUDENT planning
to enter journalism should elect
courses in English. history and po-
liticai science. one intending 10 enter
the consular service should cleo.
modern languages. political science
and law: for banking ne should elect
money and banking. corporation I'm
ance. investment and speculation and
banking practice. for actuarial and
statistical work he should elect
mathematics and statistics: for mer-
camille and manufacturing pursuits
he should EJECT business organization
and management. other combinations
will suggest themselves to tnose pre-
pairing for chamber OF commerce sec
retaryships. teaching OF commercial
branches In high schools. etc.
T.. .4y ~lvxs ,tfrls
complete in itself. for business the
department aims to provide such prep
aration as will enable those who COM
plete IL to pursue with best advan.
tage advanced courses In graduate
and professional schools sucn as the
Harvard Graduate School OF Business
Administration. schools OF accounting.
etc. Graduates OF the Judson NJ.
Bemis Department OF Business Ad.
ministration and Banking receive
recognition for their diplomas from
these institutions.
The courses offered by this School
of Music are designed to meet the
requirements OF all classes Of stu.
dents. For those that wish simply
to play well. either at home or on
the concert platform-a performers
course; for those who propose to be-
come teachers--a normal course; for
those that intend to be supervisors
OF music--a course in public school
music; for those that wish thorough
education in musIc--a conservatory
course. and for original work a course