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  The College pays them monthly for the service thus
  rendered, allowing them to apply the money as they see
  proper. _
` No student, however, should come to this College
.  expecting to maintain himselfexclusively hy compensated
i lahor. At least sixty dollars per annum, exclusive of
I 5 his earnings while here should he at the command of
Q every student who wishes to avail himself of the advan-
l tages of the compensated lahor system.
  No compensation is given to students in the De-
’· partment of Practical Mechanics, inasmuch as no pecu-
i " niary returns are possible to the College from this de-
_ partment as at present organized.
All students are liable to be called upon for occa-
sional work upon the grounds belonging to the College,
and to such work no compensation is attached.
g PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. .
  For the benefit of those who are inadequately
  prepared to enter the regular college classes, a Prepa-
  ratory Department has been organized, under the charge
  ofa principal, assisted by a competent staff of assistants,
  which will provide the necessary elementary instruc-
  tion. The conditions of admission into the Preparatory
  Department are, a good knowledge of Arithmetic as
  far as fractions, English Grammar and Geography.
5 CERTIFICATES OF CHARACTER. i
i All applicants for admission into any class in the
College, or Preparatory Department, must bring satis-
i factory testimonials of good moral character.
DEPORTMENT AND DISCIPLINE.
V As no one is admitted into the College whose good
moral character is not satisfactorily attested, no one will
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