Annual Catalogue of the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary . -equipped modern university, leading to standard degrees. Ninetieth Annual Catalogue Men with imperfect college preparation, coming to theSeminary under Presbyterial approval, can combine literary stud-ies with their theological course, and thus overcome their de-ficient preparation for the ministry. The Allegheny Observatory By special arrangements with the Director of the Alle-gheny Observatory, the students of the Seminary have freeaccess to it and the privilege of observing the heavens throughits famous lenses. Some of the finest st
Annual Catalogue of the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary . -equipped modern university, leading to standard degrees. Ninetieth Annual Catalogue Men with imperfect college preparation, coming to theSeminary under Presbyterial approval, can combine literary stud-ies with their theological course, and thus overcome their de-ficient preparation for the ministry. The Allegheny Observatory By special arrangements with the Director of the Alle-gheny Observatory, the students of the Seminary have freeaccess to it and the privilege of observing the heavens throughits famous lenses. Some of the finest stellar photographicwork in the world has been done at the Allegheny Observatory—first under the direction of Director S. T. Langley, who laterbecame the head of the Smithsonian Institute, Washington,D. C, then under the direction of Director J. E. Keeler, wholater took charge of the great Lick Observatorv, and nowunder Director Frank Schlesinger. The stellar photographsare thrown on the screen, and these and the instruments andtheir workings Ninetieth Annual Catalogue 37 General Information Students 1. Any person wishing to enter the Seminary as a stu-dent shall present the Faculty satisfactory testimonials of hischurch membership and piety, of his prudent deportment, andof his suitableness as a candidate for the ministry. 2. Students from other Theological Seminaries will beadmitted on presenting certificates of good standing and regu-lar dismission. 3. Students from other evangelical denominations willbe admitted to the Seminary on the conditions specified inarticle 6 below, provided that they present certificates ofmembership in some Christian Church, and are approved ascandidates for the ministry according to the usage of the de-nominations to which they belong. 4. In all ordinary cases applicants for admission to theSeminary must either be college graduates or must presentevidence that they have accomplished an equivalent amount ofpreliminary work. 5. Every st
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