BATTLE CREEK COLLEGE ITEMS by W. H. Littlejohn

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · May 5, 1885

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 62, No. 18

BATTLE CREEK COLLEGE ITEMS.

By W. H. Littlejohn

The third and last term of our College year was entered upon the 29th of April. Usually the attendance this term is lighter than at any other term of the year. This, instead of being a drawback to those who wish to pursue their studies successfully, is rather an advantage; since the classes are smaller, thus enabling the teacher to give more than the usual amount of attention to the individual student. The studies pursued during this portion of the College year are among the most interesting and profitable of any laid down in the curriculum of the College course. They are as follows: geology, astronomy, botany, natural philosophy, logic, literature, rhetoric, grammar, geography, general history, civil government, geometry, algebra, Bible lessons, Greek, Latin, German language, arithmetic, reading, writing, spelling.

Let no one remain away because he was not able to enter the school at the commencement of the term. We have several classes in some of the principal branches of study,—such, for example, as grammar and arithmetic,—so that a student, even though coming late, would be able to find a class which would meet the requirements of his case.

Those desiring Catalogues will please inclose one stamp for each copy ordered.

W. H. LITTLEJOHN.