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4 ' ‘ who Is ulty met in regu'ar session Friday, Decem»

bc: t r third, nineteen hundred and fifteen, quorum present.
The meeting was called to order by President Barker

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:nd the minutes of the last meeting were re;d and approved.

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Chesley W. Bailey
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A. B. in History.
Clyde F. Taylor
“1 fiction 1: woo ordered coat the list as presented
be reconnendco to the Boers of Trustees for the degrees named.

In the absence of Professor Rowe, Dean of the College

; of Cfvil Engineering, Professor Carrel presented the name of Rob"
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“é". ert Ehrlich for the degree 0: Bachelor of ClVll engineering in
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December6 On motion it was rec0omended that his name be pres“

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"The acuity of the State University of Kane
tuck* in revuls session assembled. enurove the action
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of the Prssi en 'n orde"ing the battalion of cadets to

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! seventh irst., nd in order to enable all too students
to take part in the inaugural ceremonies, a holiday is
hereby d cl ed on that day. And we recommend that all

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on the inaugure.
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‘ne faculty who can do so, go to Frankfort
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This is not done in a partisan spirit but to
honor him who has been selected as Governor of all the

people of the Commonwealth oz Kentucky.”

 

 

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l? Gillie, Professors Mathews, Tuttle and Farquhar were appoint~

 

ed as an advisory committee to aid the Secretary in publishing

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appointed
The special committeeato investigate and report on

the classification that should be assigned Mr. Ferris in the
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the substitution
in our own course
study laid out

a cor Hf e1ence be-
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;, e tne class in Mva need Strength
of sttle any question as to hi s
prop . It was also agreed to add
i / one to the requirements, this short—
; age ion at first on account of the
confus ‘g y is record of Tennessee sss Virit-
é Lena fte a o i substitutions, Mr. Ferris has
2 J7 3/A credits (as computed here) which cannot be applied
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proposed gives fire Ferr 3.5 at least fifteen hours per

week class work througn the second semest r leeV vinea
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as Dean Powe pointed out, no sufficient time in tl1e
r second nalf of the second semester fo r thesis work.
The opinion of tbs Committee on . Ferris' cas
was expressed in two motion :
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{9 1* ox Judge ort. t1 t l.r Fezris sloulo
r not so eligible For a degree before December 1916. (Passed
Wich Professor Carrel dissenting),

The Committee begs leave to make tvo recommend~

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' (1) That the Committee on Entrance

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ited Relations b ivsn entire control over t
of advanced credit transferred from other in

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(2) That the Comrnitt of Deans or some spo—
f cial Conmittes, be instructed to collect and class sify
3 present conditions for senior clessifi cati on, and perhaps
to enlarge the statements so as to mer1tion specific cally
th, requirements in the various Col.leges of the Uni versity." “

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Paul P1 Boyd
W. J. Carrel
T. Jones
ward Tutnill

December 3, 1915.

On motion of Professor Mathews, seconded by Pro—
fessor Miller, the report was adopted.

 

The following report was made by Professor Zembrod,

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hairmen of the Committee on Student Activities - NonsAthletic:

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” (1) We recommend the at all dances be held on
the Campus with the exception of the Junior From.

(2) There shall be no intermission. Rea~
sons therefore:

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(a) Unwillingnese of Faculty to
attend dances at so late an hour.

 

(b) On account of Saturday cl.sses.
(0) Abuse of intermission, students

going about campus and into town,

(3) All dances to close at midnight.

 

 

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to t, Ent ’Ttdl£.OYt Committe:.
(7) Mn=re a Fraternity House has no roow
for i dance, it s1all be given on tie cam-

On motion this report was edooted,

he Secretary read the following trans script from the

 

tee 3- 1L? meetin held by the Committee of Deane in June,
3; b} Dr. Kaetle seconded by Professor Rowe,
that the Ent:snce Committee assign all con"
ents suffici nt work to remove entrance con-
thot ‘hie shiuld take precedence over college
which, 1hey were to be sent to the dean to com~
laSSiiicetion.“
Motion was made and seconded that this be adoptede
Dr. Pryor: Chairman of tLe Committee on Student Or-
:ations, reported that he had made the following arrange”
with the fraternities:

"(1) Conduct all initiations in the Chapter
House, unless otherwise provided by your ritual.

(2) Confine initiatory ceremonies to that
provided by your ritual.

(3) Have e.n alumnus preferably a member of the
facultyH 16 ani‘“;gflgne Chapter House. If this is impose
sible,AprveferaDly a memos; of the Faculty, agree to visit
the Chaptez‘ House and Chapter frequently , advise with the
men, and act more or Je es as a Sponsor.

(4) See that in the futureS the rules of the

Committee on Entertainments, hon~Athletic: are strictly
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the faculty adjourned,

On motion

   

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