The Collegian at Pacific Union College
By Editor
"The Collegian," published by the students in the interests of Pacific Union College, for May, is a very fine number. It is the last issue of the school year. It is in small magazine form, tied with gold cord, and embellished with many illustrations of scenery round about Healdsburg, of the graduating class, the president, and faculty, and the editorial staff. The various productions usual in commencement-day exercises have been published in The Collegian. There are articles on the founding of Pacific Union College, a brief history, intellectual progress, student activities, class history and prophecy, class poem, etc., etc., very nicely printed, and well gotten up. Friends of the college will be glad to obtain copies. The price, we understand, is fifty cents. Address Pacific Union College, Healdsburg, Cal.