North Dakota State College of Science - Agawasie Yearbook (Wahpeton, ND)

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 ;K Sr.vKNTKKN The Departments X J . Science-Arts- Education Department Professor Halsey Biology Miss Clark History and Education Miss Dennis English Miss Davis Languages The Department of SCIENCE-ARIS-LDUCAI ION comprises three lines of work as mentioned in its name. In it are grouped all those subjects taught in the State School of Science that arc not strictly vocational in their nature. On this account it is the largest department in the School and its subjects form the backbone of the various curricula offered in the regular semesters.

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 . Agricultural Department Professor Brown HE Agricultural course is organized along vocational lines. However, the student is given enough other studies to give the cultural development to enable him to meet his fellows on an equality, either in the business or social VO? j worlds. The department i not sa large but that a student can be given a great deal of personal attention and bis individuality considered and developed. Work is given in text books, supplemented by laboratory and field work. In the laboratory, agricultural objects are closely and carefully studied. Held trips are taken to various farms to study their systems of operation and the reason for their success or failure. In this way the course is made as valuable as possible. There is no course taught in the Science School that is of more practical value to the average North Dakota boy than the course in Agriculture. I'AGK NINKTKKN