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Show STUDENTS WHO ENTER LATE GET FULL CREDIT Special nrrnngements havo been made to enablo students to register for regular vocational and collego work nt tho Utnh Agricultural collego col-lego during tho eutlro month of September Sep-tember and oven Into October, according accord-ing to an announcement Just mado by President E. G. Peterson. All fines for late registration havo been eliminated for this year, nnd tho courses havo been so arranged that students entering lato will bo given ample opportunity to sccuro tho full courso work for tho term. Theso special nrrangoments havo boen mado In order to tnnko It possl-bio possl-bio for tho many young men and oven joung Komcn who cannot, becnuso of largo crops or of a shortngo In labor, enter school during tho opening week. "Tho collego realizes that tho harvesting harv-esting of crops this fall Is a patriotism patriot-ism of tho highest order," declared President Peterson. "Theso sturdy youn men nnd young women, for many young women aro finding It necessniy to holp their fathers and brothers with tho harvests this fall, must not bo denied any opportunity for educational advancement. Tho valuo of a trained hand nnd mind has been brought out very forging to the front, it behooves every educational edu-cational Institution in tho land, therefore, there-fore, to mako every effort to make Itself available to all who can enter Its doors, whether for a year, four years, or a day." Tho gratifying registration of tho first throo days Is continuing, according accord-ing to tho dally report of tho registrar. regis-trar. Canada and Scotland 'havo been added to tho list of forolgn countries represented, which yester-day yester-day Included England, Persia and India. This year ovory student Is given a physical examination by tho collego physician. Tho data secured Is tabulated tabu-lated and used In assigning students to classes In physical culture Every student In tho Institution must tnko physical culturo of somo kind, cither development or corrective work. |
