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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 31, 1900

UNION COLLEGE.

TIME OF OPENING.

The tenth year of Union College will open September 19, and all who are planning to attend during the fall term should be present at the opening. The program will be arranged, students classified, and regular class work will begin at once; hence it is much to the advantage of all to start at the beginning.

THE OUTLOOK.

While the last year was regarded one of the best in the history of the college, already the outlook for next year indicates even a better year. But this is as it should be; the school is older, is better equipped, and its sphere of work is enlarged. Its stand for thorough, practical education has attracted students from many States, and has given to it an enviable reputation. The faculty have no other aim than to keep up this high standard, offering to our young people the opportunity of securing a practical college education under Christian instructors, with associations of those of like faith.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND.

The college gladly welcomes all earnest young men and women who have a desire to learn, and are determined to succeed; who have learned to place a just valuation upon time, and are willing to improve it to the best of their ability. Those who have a high purpose in life will find Union College an ideal place to spend a few months or years in their preparation for life's work.

WHO SHOULD NOT COME.

Those who are not in harmony with the principles upon which the school is founded; who have no desire to study, and who do not wish to learn; who are addicted to evil habits, which they are not willing to break, should not come.

There are many reasons why this class should not be admitted. They will receive little or no benefit from the school. Their influence would be exerted for evil instead of good, and would tend to demoralize even those who had a desire to do right. Parents should not send to the college, boys whom they themselves are unable to control.

ADVANTAGES.

Union College offers many advantages. Buildings are large, comfortable, and well equipped. It is situated near the geographical center of our country. There is an abundance of sunshine, with a dry, pure atmosphere, giving a healthful, invigorating climate. The Nebraska Sanitarium is on the same grounds. Courses of study are arranged with reference to the needs of the students, and with a view to giving thorough preparation for the different lines of Christian work.

SPECIAL ATTENTION

Will be given to the training of young men for the ministry, and young women for church-school work. The preparatory medical course is planned for those who desire to study medicine. The commercial course is for those who desire a business education. A specialty is also made of instrumental music.

THE COLLEGE YEAR BOOK

Contains full information concerning all these and many other features of the college. Upon request a copy will be sent free to any address.

Send all inquiries to W. T. Bland, College View, Neb.