Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1914-1917)

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OCTOBER MEETING, G1915

On motion of Regent Bulkley, in accordance with the
recommendation of the Faculty of the Law School, degrees
were voted as follows:JURIS DOCTOR
Marguerite Kamehaokalani Ashford
Russell Dean Calkins Samuel Shapero
Buell McCash Sydney Homer Smith
LeRoy Gardiner Pilling

BACHELOR 01 LAWS

Helmuth Frederick Arps
George Andrew Bois
John Randolph Clarke
Eugene Solis Cohn
John Stewart Crawford
Paul Harvey Cunningham
Nathaniel H. Goldstick
Willis Bligh Goodenow
Charles Whitaker Gore
Wallace Fuller Judd
Percy Morgan Lovett

W'alter Ingles M\IcKenzie
Oscar Leonard Olson
Ward Harrison Peck
Julian Paris Rodgers
Rayburn Lackland Russell
Michael Mackay Ryan
Adolfo Asuncion Scheerer
Oscar Vern Seed
James Thomas Sloan
Bourke Cochran Wilmot
James Jacob Wolfe

A communication from Professor Ilildner asking that
authority be vested to meet the special needs of students
from foreign countries whose remittances have been interfered with by the present war was referred to the President
and Secretary, with power to act in individual cases.
On motion of Regent Hanchett, the Board made the following appointments to fellowships in accordance with the
recommendation of the Executive Board of the Graduate
School:STATE COLLTt GE LLOWSHIPS, $300
Miss Alice E. Richard, A.B., Adrian College, I915, instead of Miss Etha B. Smith, and
Mr. John J. DeBoer, A.B., Hope College, 1915, instead
of Mr. John Tillema.
BUHL CLASSICAL IELLOWSHIPS
Mr. Henry Jewell Bassett, A.B., Maryville College, I904;
A.B., Princeton University, 1905; A.M., Maryville College,