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Tho faculty mat in regular session on Monday, April ,9,

w l9l7,with quorum present:
The following rsport from the Committee of Dean was
wood by Dre Terrsll, Chairman of Committee on Proposed Faculty

 

The Commsnisnt was authorizes to drill the battal?
' 1cm five days in the week.

The Prssldsnt “as authorized to extend an invitation
to President Benjamin Ids Wheeler to deliver the address at
our next Commencement, ,

GRADUATE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
The rsqusst of Mr. James ‘ to he considers

 

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thesis, presented with the spplicationa was ref rrcd to a

Committee consisting of Professors Freeman, Darial Terrell3

 

 

Barr and Dr. Boyd.

“@ DEBfiEABLE CLASé
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Tha follow1ng resolution suggested by tne Commltteo

on Proposed Raoulty Legislation was adopted as recommended;
In regard to the automatic ruls for dropping students

or for placing them on probation for failure in work or the
prohibition of such students to represent the college in any

form of public contest or exercise: it shall be the duty of

 

any student who is a condidats for a position in such conn
test or exercise to present to the committee or individual
making such an appointment a certificate of the Registrar's,
showing that he is eligible for such position according to
the rules of the college, above refsrred to.

The following resolution suggested by Dr. Tuttle

 

was refsrred to a special committee composed of the Registrar,

Doctors Tuttle and Dantzler and Professors Weaver and Baker;
That the number of courses in catalogue be changed

so that all Freshman classes shall be numbered from 1 to 100;

Sephomors classes from 200 to 300, Junior classes from 300

to 400 and Senior classes from 400 to 500a Also that the list