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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 12, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 28.

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Summer Normal School

By N. W. Kauble

Berrien Springs, Mich., July 9 to August 3

THE services of Misses Peck and Hale, both experienced and successful teachers from the Pacific Coast, have been secured as instructors in methods. Besides the college faculty, the educational superintendent of Lake Union Conference and the superintendents and other secretaries of East and West Michigan Conferences will be present to assist in the work. The expenses will be nominal. The teachers will attend to their own domestic work. The tuition will be four dollars for the term of four weeks. The rooms will be free. The board will be upon the European plan.
This school is designed to meet the demands of those who have had experience as teachers, as well as those who are planning to teach. Both the summer school and the regular school work will be carried on. The session of the summer school is adapted to the wants of both classes. Credits will be given for the work done during the summer. These credits will apply on any regular work students may desire to follow in the college.
N. W. KAUBLE, President.