Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1914-1917)

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DECE2'rMBER,IEE7TING, 1915

8. Assign1ment to University Band. A suitable number
of students may be assigned by the Professor of Military
Science upon the recommendation of the Director of the
University Band to be musicians in the band, and satisfactory performance of their duties as musicians shall be accepted in lieu of the compulsory military training required
of other students.
9. Uniforms. Upon entering the University every male
freshman student of the Colleges and every student of the
Colleges. who enters the University for the first time with
standing less than that of the junior year shall deposit
with the Treasurer of the University a sum sufficient to
defray the cost of a uniform (about $I4.00). If later he
is exempted from military training, this sum shall be reimbursed to him. All uniforms shall be supplied through
the University.
On motion of Regent Sawyer, the Board approved the
recommendation of the Senate that the chairman of the
Committee on Student Affairs be ex-officio a member of
the Senate Council.
There took place a long discussion of that portion of
the Senate's communication recommending compulsory
military training in the University. Following the discussion, on motion of Regent Hanchett, the Board referred
the recommendation of the Senate to the Regents' committee on military instruction in the University, namely,
the President, Regent Hubbard, Regent Hanchett, Regent
Bulkley, and Regent Sawyer (see page I20) for consideration and report.
On motion of Regent Hanchett, the Board approved the
traveling expense vouchers of Regent Sawyer for $I02.44,
covering the period from April I to November 3, I915, inclusive.
On motion of Regent Hanchett, following the recommendation of the Dean of the Homceopathic Medical School,
certificates of graduation from the Homceopathic Hospital
Training School for Nurses were voted to the following:Inez Mae Carpenter Georgia Anna Reno
Grace Jamieson Roa B. Sanderson
Cecilia Lucile Humpsch