Calendar The school year is divided into three terms, designated Fall, Winter, and Spring, respectively, and though students can enter at any time, there are many advantages in entering at the beginning of a term, especially the beginning of the Fall te rm. See Certi fica tes and Diplomas, page 66. Christ ian wo rkers not intending to take the complete course and yet anx ious to improve their working knowl edge of the Bible will be allowed to enroll for short periods.
The Calenda r fo r 1923 will be as fo ll ows:
\\ .I NTER TERl\1 T uesday, J an. 2............ ........ Regist rat ion begins. T hur sday, J an. --1- ...... . ......... ... Classes beg in , 8 :30 a . 111. :\ [onday, .'.\ [a rch 19............... Examinat ions begi n. Saturday , ~1arch 24............. Spring Recess begins. SPRING TER:\[ · Monday, April 2................. ...Regist ration begins. \ \ ' ednesday, Ap ril 4...... .........Classes beg in , 8 :30 a. m. \ i\/ednesday, May 30.............. l\Iemori al Day-Holiday. T hursday, June 14... ....... ...... Examinat ions beg;n. F riday, June 22..................... Summer Vacati on begins. FALL TERi\I 1Ionday, Sept. 17.................Registrat ion begins . \ \"eclnesday, Sept. 19............. Classes begi n, 8 :30 a . m. Thursday, I\OY. 29........ ........ ThanksgiYi ng Day-Holi day . Thursday, Dec. 13......... ........Examinat ions begi n. T hur sday, Dec. 20......... ....... Cl1rist111as Recess begins.
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