Winter Term at Union College by C. C. Lewis

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Dec 5, 1907

Winter Term at Union College

By C. C. Lewis

THE winter term at Union College begins Wednesday, December 11. Classes will start in geography, civil government, elocution, public speaking, business correspondence, elementary physiology, hydrotherapy, analytical geometry, and New Testament epistles. In bookkeeping, typewriting, and music, students do individual work, beginning one time as well as another. In addition, the entire program of regular classes running through the year is open for the selection of studies, and so many subjects are offered in so many grades that we are able to find work adapted to the needs of all who come.

This fact, together with our large attendance, makes it inadvisable to attempt to hold the special course announced in the last calendar. Our school Homes are full, but there are plenty of good rooms in the village near by. The new power-house is nearly finished, and we are receiving heat, light, and water from our own plant. Union College is doing excellent work in all departments, and a good spirit prevails.

For calendar or further information, address the undersigned, at College View, Neb. C. C. LEWIS, President.