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ucKuniHincpuDiicscnoois, ana secure to .all an .opportunity
Of liberal Culture in tlterAiitr. Anrl tmonm otwl in citnli trxli.
A-.'X .-olc antJ professional courses nS shall from time to time be
?vF A - viad?.?d . These advantages arq offered to a free of charge for
17, Wr &,tt0 without regard to sex of race, orplnce of residence,
W'A.'S't 4 the. sole condition of oossessinc the intellectual ind matal
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tAi --l.'AK qnwiBcation requisite-for admission to such, an inttttuti
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; fflHif'' W'-'" -?i-V,"(cs Jn theCOLl.EGE 0F LtTKRATORE, SclEjCB AND
PT "At "" f t,,E Arts. and also r thse in the UMVEnsiTYi
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for admission to the Firfct Year will he exnminpd on ilin 'M
.lowing subjects: English GrannnarAritftUtette, Geogrrifhy,
arid Htstory of the United Slatet, Graduates of high schools
-, . nruuiicu ifr inc niinor course now ineiuumg Aurora,
jt Columbus, Fairmont. Friend. Gibbon. Harvard. Hehnm.
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mtwuuK, ioriii Loup, urq;ia uiouu, mutton, reeumseh
Hpldrcdge; anailber) arc admitted to the Second Vear, clnsV
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The University consists of two colleges, or wMlergrndu
atedeprtmcnts. .Graduates of the Latin . school or of tln
u" ''':' - higlv.schools accredited for tlw major course (including now
TOV; yt.. .'Alma, Ashland, Auburn, Beatrice Edgar, Fremont, Gai)?l
i.4'-' - Uly&ses) are wlmirted into the Freshman claw of tither ool-
icjc vii precenuiiion oi, uiptomas. ,: ,
. Students in boh colleges Attend claacec in "common, $ far,
,. ijuibjc, miu hrye .very nuTKHiagc anoraca tty contact
n '.''' i -v '' -.r-U-ained and experienced University proleMon,
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CHARLES E. BESSEY, PH. D., DEAN.
. The" Classical Coursej leading to the degree ojrBchcl6 ,,& f'
ofVrts-, affords a training In;-the Ancient Languages Atid ,TSSK,',
The Literary Course, Jendifog, to thc dcgreeol Jiaclicj-; -. $,
16r of Letters. offers a training' in History, Lit"eraifirft?wi'' : i,
'.' lllEINpbritRUL COLLEGE.. :.
.'. , . 1EWIS E. uicks. pm. b.. TXAM. ; ' -" .vl"
vTk' cours in General Science' 4tim ta the JtifNifiii
Rachelot ofScicnte.pHersa Hi)eral.,educatKti, in wWcfcltVfti
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iTiLKjcrn pticnccs nnu ine-iVitHieru x.ngunges,rc givci wwfif ;
ing to the snme degree, afford, a training in special lines Iead
fngto Agricultural, Electrical or Scientific Work. . .
The course in Civil Engineering offers such training a
will fit a young man for the practice of Civil Engineering.
For those who, can spend but a year or two in study, n , -Elementary
course in Acricuhure has been nfranced, . , .;
Students iii the Industrial College may obtain remunerative', i. Af,
employment at rates ranging from 15 to 25 cents per .kourV ". f. w1'
(jcpciiuuig upon me quauiy wwotk. v t ,.
crvtrrii fr trt.tv tttvti? I'dtb . ' .' . ' '".'"'..I",
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MISSES MOORE AND COCliRAN. '. ,:
Instruction, given in d rawing and, painting from the flat,a, :"
still Hie. nature, and models in the nroeressive order. tSinlk
aVe required' to provide easels and, material; an ample ictM.'."'
liin of casts and ttudies is furnished in th studio ;TWStf
cfiarge for daily Umors. durihg p week U 5.oo, payalill'3
In advance, 'f mm instruction is.giyea to classes in ArO.Histo v
rvi 1'I.aStic rttiatnmr and Kriic(ii. - ' - - : t -
.The Cottiiii Mtisii iiwltides Histructkm on the Ymi&j.
Forte, OrsapiTind Violin, Ycmcc training:aud Musical Theory.4 "-
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