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Jas. K. Patterson, PIL, D., LL. D., President.

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JAS. K. PAII'ERSON. Ll. 0., President
Department of Gymnastics

W. W. H. MUSIAINE. Physical Director
Lexington, Ky.
Iwafdl 18th,1903.
Pres. Jas. K.Patterson,
qtate College.
Bea~Qim_

Your communication of March 17th is received. It is my opin—
ion that there is no recent additional cause for complaint7such as
has been made to youjin regard to the presence of male stuaents in
and around the gymnasium during the girls' hours. I do not think
the boys have interfered within the past few days or weeks more
than at any time since the establishment of the book store ano

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post office in one of the rooms of the builuing. ItkpraCtically

impossible for me to keep boys out when I cannot keep doors lockea

However, I shall keep closer watch during the practice of the

Eirls, ascertain M10 the offenders are, and report sane to you

promptly.
Trustina nothina will occur to cause further 00mplaint, I an

Yours truly,

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Jas. K. Patterson, Ph., D., LL. D., President.

LEXINGTON, Km, Harsh 30,1905.
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P.3"e: val Director,
A.& E. College.

1 have been informed that in commenting upon the regulations
of the Board of Trustees regarding eligibility of students on teams
for playing match games and.the interpretations of these regulations
by the Executive Committee,you have ozpre m:eed the Opinion aid still
express the opinion in the presence of students that their interpreta—
tion rents with me and tha‘ I can modify‘and interpret them within

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my discretion - thus throwing the iespons ibilit v entirely upon me.
If this be so it in both unjust and unkind. Such utterances are calcur

lated to fament discontent and disorder.

>The Executive Committee proposed to leave the interpretation of the

rules to me. I declined the responsibility and insisted that the Execu-
tive Committee interpret them. This they did. The record determines

the eliginility under the limitations set forth in the interpretation
of the Committee. I cannot aw sume to say tlmt 8 and 2 rake 5

aeem to wish me to do.

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We the unde:rsigned students of the State College, realizing
that the DWeeent method of providing funds fo“ the support of athletice.
(whether in or out—door) is uneatiefectony, in that the amount raised
is entirely inadequate and the burden of it falls upon a very few,
re"pectfu?_ly aek that you so amend the regulation pertaining to
"Gymnasium Wee" that no matriculate in the College 0e exempt from
the payment of eame, and that the fund thue constituted oe devoted
exclusively to Athletics — three~fifthe being applied to the suppowt
of the Gymnasium and two—fifths being turned oven to the Athletic
Association for the support of Out- noon Athletics.

Unden such a ruling, three (83. 00) dollane of the five (85. 00) V
dollar fee collected would go to support the Gymnasium and two (82.00)
dollars to out—door athletire .

If this: rule had been in effect this year the College would have

realized :nom 8300. 00 to “$00.00 more ?Or tfig Gymnasium than was

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JAN. ‘1. PATTERSON. ‘A'HllfiIIHCN'U
DEPARTMENT OF GYSINAS’I‘IL‘S
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LEXxNGTON. Ky.

Idavch 17m2,1905.

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Arch deacon , J. J.
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Cresthwaite, J,Q.
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JA$.E.CANTRILL. -FRANKFORT- Oct, 26’ 1905.

Pres't James K. Patterson,

Lexington, Ky.
My dear President:-

Your letter of the 23rd at hand. It was forwarded to me from
Louisville; hence my delay in answering.

The resolution in regard to the dances by the students in the
gymnasium was passed by the Board for the purpose of being enforced, and
the faculty ought to enforce it, and, if necessary to that end, suspend
the dances altogether. I assume that you have addressed the letter I
received to each of the'anrd, and that you will be guided by a majority
opinion. If you have not adopted this course, I suggest that you do.

Of course, we ought not to act tyranically, or with unreason-
able harshness in the matter,‘but it is time that the students should
understand that the orders of the Woard are to be obeyed. It might not
be a bad idea to read the resolution again to the students at chapel, and
inform them that, unless it is obeyed, the dances thereafter will be perm-
anently discontinued. This will insure that they have not been taken by
surprise, and that their disobedience thereafter is wilful.

With kindest regards, I am,

Very truly your friend,

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FRANKFURT,Ky. O'C’KfilstplQOS.

MOSES R.GLEN N, SECRETARY.

President James K. Patterson,
Lexington, Ky.
Dear Sir:-

I received your letter several days since, enclosing
order made by the Board of Trustees, in regard to dances in the
Gymnaseum Building. I am decidedly of the opinion that unless
the order of the Trustees be adhered to, that the dances should
be discontinued. or course you being directly connected with the
institution, your judgment in the matter is far better than that
of any member of! the Board, and I would feel very much inclined
to favor that which you think best, but it seems to me, without
having given the matter much thought, that if the young ladies and
young gentlemen of the City of Lexington, and the adjoining country,
are allowed to attend these dances ZZ,the Gymnaseun would soon
be regarded as a free dancing hall, and our girls at the college
would perhaps form the acquaintance of young men, who would not be
the kind of society that their parents would approve of. I had
hoped to come to Lexington on this trip, but I have some pressing
business which calls me home immediately after our adjournment, so
I will have to defer my visit until the next time I come to Frank—
fort. I hope my daughter and niece are getting along nicely.

Each of them report that they are delighted with Patterson Hall,
and the school.

Very truly yours,

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