Union College

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 10, 1910

Spring Term Announcement, 1910

THE spring term at Union College for 1910 consists of twelve weeks, beginning Wednesday, March 16, and closing Tuesday, June 7.

The following spring-term classes will be formed: Bookkeeping, denominational history, botany, physical geography, astronomy, school management, rapid calculation, business spelling, cooking, poultry keeping.

The entire program of regular three-term classes is open for the accommodation of those who in the past may have had to leave school at the close of the winter term, or who, for any other reason, may wish to take up regular work during the spring term.

A number of subjects, like music and typewriting, which are pursued under individual instruction, may be taken up at one time as well as another.

The annual book men's convention of Union College will be held near the close of the spring term, the last of May.

At this convention the best talent in the denomination will be present to give the canvassers the benefit of their long and varied experience. The canvassing bands have been organized for some time, and are now meeting twice a week to study the books for which they expect to work the coming summer. It would be a splendid preparation for those who intend to canvass, if they would attend Union College during the spring term, join one of the canvassing bands for the study of the book of their choice, select such other studies as would most help them in the canvassing work, and attend the institute at the close of the term.

For descriptive catalogue of Union College, address The President, Union College, College View, Neb.