Battle Creek College Record.
By J. H. Waggoner
It is hard to institute a comparison of the importance of our several institutions in Battle Creek. We shall not attempt to do so. But it is safe to say we have no institution which is better accomplishing its work, or is more worthy of our confidence and patronage, than Battle Creek College. And the thought is gratifying that, since it was founded, it has made most rapid strides toward popular favor. Probably, and I think certainly, no similar school in the United States ever was able to present such a catalogue of students, at the same age. We may well rejoice at such success. The BATTLE CREEK COLLEGE RECORD is now published quarterly, and is well worth the attention of all friends of the college, and of education. The managers deeply regret that unfortunate circumstances caused a break in the publication of the first volume. But arrangements are such that this will not again occur. It is now published quarterly, and promptly. I have read the articles in the current volume with much interest. They are practical and suggestive; and it is the intention of the editor to not only keep it up to the present standard, but to improve it, by securing the best correspondence within his reach. The college itself has many warm friends. They cannot do better service to it, with a small outlay of time or money, or both, than to aid in the circulation of the RECORD. We know the value of reading matter of this order. Why not every friend of the college do something to extend its circulation? We feel safe in giving it a hearty recommendation. J. H. WAGGONER.