Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1934 [PAGE 367]

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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Physiology 103 Psychology 3 Railway Engineering 62 Spanish 25 Speech 11 Theoretical and Applied Mechanics 63 Theoretical and Applied Mechanics 64 Zoology 1 Zoology 2 Zoology 3 Zoology 4 Zoology 6 Zoology 9 (per credit hour) Zoology io 1 Zoology 11 (per credit hour) Zoology 16 Zoology 17 Zoology 18 Zoology 22 Zoology 23 (per credit hour) Zoology 31 Zoology 63 Zoology 66

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Physical Education for Women (locker and towel service) (any course, charge once only per person, per sem.) Physical Education for Women 43 Physics 3a Physics 3b Physics 8a Physics 8b Physics 15 Physics 17 Physics 44a Physics 44b Physics 46 Physics 61 Physics 72a Physics 72b Physics 97 Physics 98 Physiology 3 Physiology 4 Physiology 4b Physiology 6 Physiology 9 Physiology 102

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On motion of Mr. Trees, these fees were adopted.

RENTAL FEES FOR PRACTICE ORGANS (28) A recommendation that the fees charged for the rental of practice organs in the School of Music be reduced approximately twenty-five per cent as follows : Day Practice Present Fee Proposed Fee Small practice organs (one hour a day for one semester) $20 00 $15 00 Practice pipe organs (one hour a day for one semester) 25 00 18 75 Recital Hall organs (one hour a week for one semester) 5 00 3 75 Evening Practice Practice pipe organs (one hour a week for one semester) 425 3 25

On motion of Mrs. Freeman, these fees were approved.

GRADUATION FEE (29) A recommendation that a graduation fee of ten dollars, which shall include the cost of the diploma, be established effective September 1, 1933, and that the present diploma fee of ten dollars be discontinued. O n m o t i o n of M r . W i l l i a m s , this r e c o m m e n d a t i o n w a s a d o p t e d . INDEMNITY BOND FOR SECURITIES LOST IN TRANSIT (30) In December, 1932, a remittance sent by the Business Office to the First National Bank of Chicago was lost in connection with a mail robbery occurring on December 6. Included in this were coupons of the Appalachian Power Company amounting to $100. T h e Continental Illinois Bank is the paying agent for these coupons. T o secure reimbursement it is necessary to secure a bond of double the amount from a surety company. The expense of the bond will be reimbursed under the insurance carried on such remittances. I recommend the adoption of a resolution authorizing the Comptroller and the Secretary to exe2

Also applied to students in other courses taking Easter vacation trip as assignment.