Opening of Union College

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Sep 14, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 37.

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Opening of Union College

UNION COLLEGE opens Wednesday morning, September 13, at nine o’clock. College View students will meet for classification Tuesday, at nine o’clock. Students living outside of College View should be present on Tuesday, in order to secure rooms and be ready for the opening the following day. The work of classifying and organizing the school and adjusting the program will be completed Thursday, and regular recitations will begin Friday. Those who wait till the following week, thinking there will be “nothing doing” the first three days, will be disappointed. They will be behind two or three lessons. They will have missed the general instruction, the music recital, and the president’s annual address. They will have to choose studies in harmony with the program, without having had a voice in its adjustment. Come early if you can, but do not fail to come late if you must. “Better late than never.” All indications point to a large attendance. Most of the old students are coming back. When you read these words, decide to come with the rest.
C. C. LEWIS, President.