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Show CORRESPONDENCE COURSE AT A. C. The very latest move in the making of education tho common property of everyone comes In the form of the offering of courses by correspondence by tho Utah Agricultural College absolutely ab-solutely freo of any charge. Courses havo been offered heretofore, but for them there has been a small registration regis-tration fee charged. Tho now courses are offered to the men and women of tho state who aro unable to leavo their homes for oven a short length of time. As this class generally Includes In-cludes those who need their time for Improvement of farms, etc., it is thought they would bo attracted by courses offered without charge, which apply especially to their, needs. Such courses havo been arrange: nnd a list has been mailed to many thousands of the farm men and women wom-en ot the state. Hundreds, possibly of others will be benefited later on. Tho only way in which these course! differ from any heretofore offered Is In tho fact that they do not carry collogo credit upon completion. However How-ever this is Inslgnlllcnnt to tho men and women for whom tho courses aro intended. In another manner they nrr; possibly nn Improvement from tho view point of tho farm man nnd woman. wo-man. This lies In tho fact that tho work offered has been designed especially es-pecially for tho practical person. Every courso offered will havo ns Its object tho bettering of soma phnso) ot farm Hto. Pull details will bo furnished freo ot chnrgo by tho President's offlco. |
