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Pfhe i Soutl 15kk Acres of Location and The College is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Calhoun, and later of his s The College is over 800 feel climate is healthful and ii dissipate or to spend mone minimum. The students are unde every effort is made to tr; eflect credit on the Coliegi Religious The College contributes 1 ministers, who conduct di\ work among the cadets in ishing Sunday School and 1 Secretaries. A $73,000 Y. Dieted January. 1916. Requirement: No student will be adm years old at the time of en An honorable discharge I lege attended is required. Hazing is forbidden by t as the laws of the Collegi Trustees has ruled-.tbat no i whether for re-ad applicant has filed with th pledge of prescribed form The scholastic requireme * \he other Colleges in South 1 ia College catalogue. BBB? A < The One-Yec Begins October 10th give the simple sc farming rests. Open to young n worked three or mo: There are 51 scho course. Examinatic by each County Sup* > Send for full infor ..v.:.', 'VX.^. < $> A "Vr:! te: Technical ? Never before in the his the United States has the such need for technical me places of danger in mode are not always the places c est service. An adequate f< ! ply is absolutely essential, neers are needed at home on the work of transportat utilization, as well as to the engineering problems army. At a conference of Collej idents in Washington, D. j May 5th, the following res were adopted as a staten MCnl.OI pnuu^ics. x jitow iwviu^i in accord with expressions Secretary of War made to t ference: For Catalo; fr * Clems i Carolina'! Land. Value of Pli Environment Oconee County at the foot of on the homestead of John C. ? . on-in-law, Thos. G. Clemson, ?ha aoa lavpl. and the ivigorating. Temptations to >y foolishly are reduced to a r 3 r military government and ? ain up young men who will j and on the State. .K? ; Influences to the salary of four residen ine services and do pastora* K s barracks. There is a flour- SfiCv-t' it". M. C. A. with two salaried SMSF* M. C. A. building was com; of Admission B| itted who is not at least 16 from the last school or col- I he laws of the State as well e. Therefore, the Board of gH$|?|s application shall be accepted, or first entrance, unless the e Registrar of the College a not to indulge in hazing. nts are the same as those of l? Carolina. Details are given vl^M H H GRICUI/ITKAL HALL ir Course in and ends June 7th. It is des ientific principles upon whi len 18 years old and over w re years on the farm. 1 e+ndonfo ffllj laisuipa ujjciji lu oiuuLiiu iun ns for the award of scholars! jrintendent of Education on Ji mation. VTILE DEPARTMENT Education a Patrioti Duty ttory of 1. We believe that all youn re been below the age of liability t ;n. The selective draft, and those no rn wars ommended for special service it great- can avail themselves of the t >od sup- tunitles offered by our Co Engi- should be urged so to do in to carry that they may be able to i :ion and the most effective service, handle during the full period of th. nt the and ln the trying times whic! follow its close. 2. We believe that in view < 5e Pres-. supreme importance of aj C., on science in the present war, tolutlons dents Pursuing technical co . . such as medicine, agriculture nv of engineering, are rendering, o ons are to render, through the contin i of thp of their training, services valuable and efficient than It the con- were to enroll In military naval service at once. NEXT SE5 gue, Etc., Write (PR ?on Agr >School of E ant, $1,300,000. Over ifiK^ EpS* it \ DMINISTRATIOJ COURSES 0 3 Clemson College offer Sfe&f courses leading to the d< RjjH Science (B. S.)? and seve IB ing the regular session t II FOUR-TEAR DEG1 HBota , > Cher Agriculture lltVLXe Vete igned to ch good 01^ Chemistry ho have Mechanical-Electrical ] Civil Engineering :ing this Textile Engineering dps held Architectural Engineer ily 13th. SHORT COURSES ( # One-year course in Agi Two-year course in Tea COS The cost for any of 1 four-year courses or the Course is approximately This amount covers uni heat, light, water, laundry ffi| tuition. Tuition is $40.0n BUh who are found able to pa; BHg The cost of the On< RlflR Course is approximat( ^ l. amount covers tne same above. Do not delay in making you may be crowded out. IC i' ' * f.;'? V H roc. K.'f 9|j^H who I*- -ISHflBBKiiMr >ppor- Bff lieges order ^J^KB09|^R^J^HB^^^HH|H ender e war ?plied : :->t.. "" stu - urses. vi.NE OF THE THRK Tt 5 and In view of the attitude of the gover r are every young man under the age of tw< uance lege if he can possibly do so, and if air more to continue and complete his trainin ' they nation in whatever way the governmt and greatest work is to turn out men skill allied lines. 5SION OPENS WEDNE at Once to W. IV ESERVE THIS PAGE FOR REFERENCE?N'< iculti ngineerir 100 Teachers, Ofl if (HMMBRKKntv i BUILDING F STUDY o fliir+ppn fmir-vear ggree of Bachelor of m short courses durtnd the summer sesREE COURSES rnomy DY nistry nal Industry mology rinary Science iculture ( Engineering ing ^ Regular Session) ? icuiture i [tiles T the thirteen regular Two-Year Textile $162.61 per session, forms, board, room, y and all fees, except 0 additional to those yYear Agricultural 5ly $132.86. This items as are listed application to enter; s r:~y-^ ,. _ v - ~^-r^";-^ ADET BARRACKS nment. it is the patriotic duty < enty-one to enter a technical co eady in college, whatever his ag g. The colleges must serve tl >nt deems best. At present the ed in agriculture, engineering ai SDAY, SEPTEft [. RIGGS, Pr ) OTHER NOTICE WILL APP! iiral Co ig and Agric ficers and Assistants. I scholarships in the tile Courses, and 51 cultural Course ( 7th). Each schola: Scholarship and are held at the coi RL #hile to try for on Credit will be gives passed at the coum ENGINEERING DEPAR' Summer Short C Agricultui On account of war conditions an abor, the usual summer courses f< pven in 1917. These courses will lormal conditions warrant. P v . ' ' CHEMICAL LABORAT * ^ p p ? gi The Reserve ujfice 1 Corps X \ Clemson College haa been ad- partn ; -j tnitted to the Senior Division of array dk the Reserve Officers' Training *orm MB Corps. All Freshmen, Sophomores amou and short course students will pur- appr< sue as at present three hours of No H military instruction. Juniors and gradi Hf Seniors may pursue an advanced t0 en course if they so elect. Those Corps ,-s|| choosing the advanced course are Place RaSl tn to Ira additional mill- Unite - ffiys i hv vmmv ?? ||fca tary Instruction. First and second furnL -553 year students will be furnished by a sm< ~~* the government with one complete any uniform for drill purposes, which an<* 1_ will serve to -ave wear and tear on wh*t e, the gray uniforms required by the "^ip jj? College. Students taking the ad- Collej 1(j vanced course will be given a Wr money allowance by the War De- ing t] 1BER 19, 1917 esident, Clemson C EAR.) Ilege ulture Enrollment 97 larships animations lintains 169 four-year Agricultural and Tex [ in the One-Year AgnOctober 10th to June rship is worth $100 and entrance examinations inty court houses at 9 Write for full informale scholarships open to session, and the laws rard. It is worth your e of these scholarships. lot seeking to enter on Ivised to stand exami3th, rather than wait o College in the fall, n for any examinations :y seat. i-fl'^ rMEXT ourses in 0e d the scarcity of farm , )r farmers will not be be resumed as soon as OKIES rs Training \ nent equal to the cost of at ration, as well as the unifurnished to others. * The nt of the money allowance is tximately $100.00 per session obligation rests upon the tate from the advanced course list with the Reserve Officers' 9 or to take further part or in the military service of the d States. The opportunity is . shed, however, by which for ill amount of additional work, student who is physically fir otherwise approved, can get amounts to a State scholarHnHne hia last two years Jj se. ite for further details regard his opportunity. College, S. C i