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Title: (Course catalog)
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.) Boston Young Men's Christian Association Northeastern University Preparatory School (Boston, Mass.) Huntington School for Boys (Boston, Mass.)
Subjects: Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.) Universities and colleges
Publisher: Boston, Mass. : Northeastern University
Contributing Library: Northeastern University, Snell Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Northeastern University, Snell Library

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hine Shop Repair course (Day and Evening)may be entered at any time. ^bbitional Snfornration LOCATION The school is centrally located in the popular Back Baysection of the city and in close proximity to prominent pul)licbuildings and institutions. Our school is easily accessible from all parts of the city,and the various depots via Huntington Avenue and Massa-chusetts Avenue cars. Entrance is made through the MainBuilding at 316 Huntington Avenue or 288 St. Botolph Street. MEMBERSHIP All students pursuing courses in the school must hold amembership in the Boston Young Mens Christian Association.Privileges in the Association. Students are reminded of the fact that when they enroll asstudents in the school they become members of the Associationand as such are entitled to many privileges and are surroundedby uplifting influences. Ask for our Year Book which enu-merates the many privileges open to members. Our membership ticket is transferable to any other As.so-ciation and vice versa. 19
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20 THE PROOF OF IT The proof of the efficiency of any school is shown by thesuccess of its graduates. We will mail you, upon request,testimonials which we do not have room to place in our regularcatalogue. Our school has a national reputation, and has wonrecognition as the most progressive, modern and effective auto-mobile school in America and we are pleased to refer prospec-tive students to the leacHng dealers throughout the New EnglandStates. It is very gratifying to know that a very large num-ber of our students have been referred to us by dealers andothers who are connected with the automobile industry. Thisindicates very strongly that the men who best know the exactrequirements of one engaged in the automobile field believethoroughly in our ability to meet those requirements. A WORD AS TO PROSPECT There is no occupation in which a small investment iscapable of yielding so great a return. To the owner or pros-pective purchaser it means the saving of hundreds of dollars inrepairs

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