College Essay Warns Against Haste in Career Plans
An editorial argues students should complete a full four year college course before pursuing professions such as law or medicine to ensure adequate preparation. It notes many top professional schools require a literature degree and warns that rushing a shorter program risks lifelong sacrifice.
Some Things To Remember About Hanover College
Hanover College founded 1827 is co educational and emphasizes distinctly Christian education. It accepts commissioned high school graduates without examination and offers liberal culture with foundational training for law medicine engineering teaching journalism theology. Departments include philosophy mathematics chemistry biology geology astronomy physics English Latin Greek French German Spanish public speaking education music physical culture history political science. A scholarly faculty teaches in fully equipped facilities. student life is high minded and free from distracting influences. Cost $175 to $250 per year. Catalogues available from THE PRESIDENT.
Presbyterian Theological Seminary advertisement in Louisville
An advertisement for the Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Louisville outlines a three year B D program with a full faculty, strong library, and home life for students. It notes moderate expenses and welcomes students from evangelical churches and invites requests for a catalogue and scholarship details.
Candidate withdrawal shows good faith and fairness in selection
The candidate did not withdraw hastily but secured consent from a majority of signers to his withdrawal. This action, regardless of personal motive, allowed voters to express their will by a majority, not a mere plurality, in choosing the President.
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