Identifier: annualcalendar1895heal (find matches)
Title: Annual calendar
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: Healdsburg College
Subjects: Healdsburg College
Publisher: (Oakland, Calif. : Pacific Press Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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usic in Worship. Protestant Principles of Government. Aims in the Study of Latin and Greek. Jewish Sects. 64 HKALDSBURG CQIXKGE. The Puritan Migration. The Solar System. Fables of Infidelity. Christ the Son of God. Christ the Son of Man. Christ the Great Teacher. Poetry—Its Nature and Mission. The Bible and Science. Scholasticism—Its Merits and Faults. Natural Law in the Spiritual World. Greek Genius. Roman Genius. Paul, Persecutor and Persecuted. Our Nearest Celestial Neighbor. The Ascendency of the English Language. Parallelism of the Old and New Testament Prophecies. Travels in Europe. Pioneers in Science. John Huss. The Crises of American History. Education and Religion. Erasmus and Luther. Life in Death. Adaptations in Nature. The Disciplinary Value of Classic English. The Second Died Scott Decision. Western Literature. Savonarola. Mortality and Immortality. The Reformation of the Nineteenth Century. The (Christian Sabbath. Pra< tical Education. Tin- Voices of the ()reeds.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. COLLEGE YEAR.The college year consists of thirty-eight weeks, begin-ning September 4, 1895, and ending May 26, 1896. Therewill be no stated vacations, but such recesses as may bedetermined by the Faculty. As many students come fromdistant localities, and desire to use their time as profitablyas possible while at the College, it is the policy of the schoolnot to have any recesses longer than two or three days, andnot more than three such recesses during the school year. TIMES OF ADMISSION.Students will be received at any time during the firstmonth of the college year and at the beginning of thesecond semester; but all are advised to come as early aspossible. It is a great disadvantage to a student to join aclass some time after it is formed, and the importance ofbeing present at the opening of the year is urged upon all.None need to plan, however, to reach Healdsburg morethan one day previous to the opening of the term. Stu-dents are not advised to enter after t

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