The University of Minnesota An Historical Sketch
The University of Minnesota An Historical Sketch
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As a member of the Board of Regents he gave direction to the final action of that body. He had in mind a school for farmers' boys in the most explicit meaning of that term. The school was opened with much confidence in the result. That confidence was not misplaced. It has proved to be just the institution the agricultural interests of the state needed. The school has steadily advanced in every element of strength and usefulness since the open- ing year. In no small degree has the credit for thi...s result been due to the faculty of the school. In 1888 the roster was as follows: Principal, W. W. Pendergast; Assistant Principal, H. W. Brewster; Teacher of Horticulture and Botany, S. B. Green; Penmanship and Accounts, D. W. Sprague; Animal Breeding, W. M. Hayes; Carpentry and Drawing, C. R. Aldrich; Physiology, Olaf Schwartzkopf. The course of study requires a fair common school education for admission. It ex- tends' through three sessions of six months each.
The school has taken on a double function ; first, training of expert farmers, and second, preparing for the University course in agriculture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a member of the Board of Regents he gave direction to the final action of that body. He had in mind a school for farmers' boys in the most explicit meaning of that term. The school was opened with much confidence in the result. That confidence was not misplaced. It has proved to be just the institution the agricultural interests of the state needed. The school has steadily advanced in every element of strength and usefulness since the open- ing year. In no small degree has the credit for thi...s result been due to the faculty of the school. In 1888 the roster was as follows: Principal, W. W. Pendergast; Assistant Principal, H. W. Brewster; Teacher of Horticulture and Botany, S. B. Green; Penmanship and Accounts, D. W. Sprague; Animal Breeding, W. M. Hayes; Carpentry and Drawing, C. R. Aldrich; Physiology, Olaf Schwartzkopf. The course of study requires a fair common school education for admission. It ex- tends' through three sessions of six months each.
The school has taken on a double function ; first, training of expert farmers, and second, preparing for the University course in agriculture.
What to read after The University of Minnesota An Historical Sketch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C W Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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