| Show IN DIXIE the above C caption Is the title of an article in the N E A number of the utah educational review now being mailed by the extension division of the university of utah the following is quoted from the article secondary and higher education are provided for at the dixie normal college at st george an ideal college town the people are the descendants ants of a sturdy class of pioneers who braved the most extreme dangers and hardships to live up to their high ideals the moral atmosphere of the town Is equalled equal led by few communities and excelled by none the picturesque s surroundings 1 surroundings I 1 the beautiful homes the clean streets the ahe green foliage the clear blue sky the balmy and invigorating air and the ever present scent of roses makes the entire winter in school one great season of enjoyment while the northern students hover about the stove and complain of the coal shortage dixie enjoys the sunshine her deep blue skies are clear practically the year round when it rains the clouds come and are gone and the snow which rarely falls thaws quickly under the genial rays of a southern sun never has the ther mome ter been known to fall below 6 5 de gres F and seldom does it ever fall to 22 degrees F r the utah educational review from which the above is taken is issued by the university of utah through its extension division leroy E cowles professor of education at the state institution is editor the may alay june issue Is unusually large and attractive and alms to give to N I 1 E A visitors a knowledge of education in utah some men wea live by ahelf sits alts while white many UY upon the wits of others othera |
