p. 22 | The Winter Term of Union College

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 16, 1909

The Winter Term of Union College

NOTICE is hereby given that the time of registration for the winter term of Union College, which was announced in the annual calendar for December 22, 23, has been postponed to Wednesday, December 29, on account of the holiday recess which closes that day. New students should report in the college chapel at nine o'clock of that day, when registration will be free. A registration fee of one dollar will be charged those who enter later. Recitations for the winter term will begin Thursday, December 30.

Two-term classes beginning with the winter term are elementary chemistry, advanced chemistry, college algebra, English epistles, Danish epistles, Roman history, commercial law, surveying, and elementary rhetoric. One-term studies beginning at the same time are elementary bookkeeping, civil government, logic, pedagogy, and business correspondence. New classes in other subjects will be formed if necessary.

Besides the foregoing studies there is the regular program of subjects running through the year, about one hundred twenty-five in number, which offers so great a variety of matter, in so many different grades, that students can usually find work adapted to their needs no matter when they enter. While the faculty recommend students, where consistent, to pursue regular courses of study, yet they cordially welcome those who can attend school but a short time, and are glad to assist them in selecting those subjects best adapted to their needs, without regard to courses or grades.

For free copies of the regular college calendar, the industrial manual, and the winter term announcement, address the president, C. C. Lewis, College View, Neb.