The Spring Term at Union College

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Feb 22, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 8.

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The Spring Term at Union College

The spring term at Union College begins Wednesday, February 28, and continues twelve weeks, closing May 22. It is the best time of the year for study. The classes are smaller, the unquiet elements will have largely dropped out, and the teachers can give more and better attention to those who remain. The following new classes are due to be organized, if there is a demand for them, as there doubtless will be: Bible nature, beginning algebra, commercial law, church-school methods, school management, school gardening, hydrotherapy, poultry keeping, and sight singing. Bookkeeping and typewriting are pursued individually, and may be taken at any time. No better opportunity can be found for instruction in instrumental music, and the pupil can begin at one time as well as another. Subjects taught: piano, voice, organ, pipe-organ, violin, guitar, mandolin.
Besides these subjects, in which students may start at the beginning, the entire program, covering a wide range of subjects and including all grades above the seventh, is open to the student's choice, and affords him opportunity for review or advance work according to his needs.
The German, Danish, and Swedish departments will be in full operation, and they are doing excellent work.
For further information in regard to the school, address the President of Union College, College View, Neb.