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’T he I ndependent is not denominational.
he next session of this prosperous and growing institution will
Its creed and field are broader than any sect.
open on MONDAY, September 4, 1882, *n<l cloue on THURSDAY, April 26, 1883.
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This College was founded in 1874, for the co-education of both sexes, upon equal condition»
in any of the denominations whether it lxdieves
is designed to advance or hinder the progress of of entrance and graduation, and has had a lioalthy and steady growth from the lieginning. Our
aim is to give a good, solid education in the various branches of a College course, upon a
the Gospel of Christ. .. .
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den T Will txrtitand for sound ideas and princi­ for honorable citizenship.
ples. It fought against alavrry and the iniqui­
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The.College Buildings, consisting of two substantial brick edifices, stand upon a campus of
now fighting against Mormonism, It believes
in the reform of the civil service and tariff', in ten acres in the pleasant village of College City, in the southern part of Colusa County. Tho
town is pleasantly located in a beautiful,
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and his lectures this Winter will attract greater
themselves, will here find rare opportunities to carry out their noble purpose».
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