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Year Book of the Michigan State Normal College for 1904-1905: Including Announcements for 1905-1906 and Register of Students (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from Year Book of the Michigan State Normal College for 1904-1905: Including Announcements for 1905-1906 and Register of Students School Calendar for 1905-6 Announcements for 1905-6 Faculty of the Michigan Sfate Normal College Administrative Organization of the State Normal College The Michigan State Normal College, Location, Purpose, Etc Scholarships The Library Equipment for Science Societies and Clubs The Normal News Normal College Extension Lectures The Normal Lecture and Music Course General Items - Discipline, Teachers' Bureau, Expenses, Etc. Accepted Schools Conditions of Entrance Courses of Study Graduation and Degrees Directions to Students Student's Record Schedule of Class...
HIST OF THE MICHIGAN STATE NOR
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The First 100 Years
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