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'II minimum i mditure for b u\ , ^ s was <i . paid by a student who prej red her own i m; and the ma imum enditui ; | er week, the usual range bein from \,0 per week. Only 740 students 1 tid moi th; 7 '- 0 per week for board, or le 3 than [31 ,- n , ^ total numl r reporting. Of the students n | in this re] >rt, 57.7 per 1 nt obtain I bo; n\ for #7 per week. The men students living in organized hou . { id h for board er w -k than th men living in mized houses, while the re\ rse is true r irding the women students. 'Die avera board per for or« nized men was #7.07, for unorj nized men M9, i r organized women $6.93, for unor iniz I women #6.78, for organized men and women. $7.02 and for unorganized men and women, $7.11. The average b rd per week paid by students liv< ing in ( anized houses was:

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