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Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1918
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I917] UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 389 ferring of degrees in August, October, and February, as well as in June, which was approved by the Board of Trustees on December 14, 1916. A. B. in General Course Alice Nona Armstrong—2 hours in mathematics needed for a major and 4 hours elective. Josephine Dodds—Rhetoric 3—3 hours, Education 1—4 hours, Mathematics 4 —2 hours. James Martin Johnston'—Withdrew April 23, at which time he was doing successful work in the following courses: Economics 2, Chemistry 9c, Chemistry 14b, Chemistry 92b, Zoology 5, Zoology 6. Mr. Johnston proposes to register in 8 hours of this work in the summer session and to take the remaining hours by special examination. Catherine Elizabeth Parks—4 hours to complete Group IV. Theodore Roane—German 4—4 hours. The examination in this course has actually been taken but too late to permit graduation in June. A. B. in Medical Course Jesse Louis Bollman—5 hours in Bacteriology to be taken at the University of Michigan. B. S. in Chemistry Melville Halsey Price—Special examination in History S 3 c — 2 ^ hours. B. Mus. Jessie Maria Gaddis—The requirement in foreign language. A. M. in Sociology William Samuel Hoffman—The complete requirements for the degree. A. M. in Chemistry Herbert Robins Bunting—The complete requirements for the degree. Lloyd Brelsford Howell—The complete requirements for the degree. Sincerely yours, C. M. MCCONN Clerk of the Senate On motion of Mr. Carr, these recommendations were approved. ADMISSION TO T H E COLLEGE OF LAW (17) A letter from the Clerk of the Senate in regard to the requirement for admission to the College of L a w : June 15, 1917 Dr. Edmund / . James, President DEAR MR. PRESIDENT: The University Senate, at its meeting of June 4, 1917, voted to recommend to the Board of Trustees that the following requirement be adopted for admission to the College of L a w : * "For admission to the three-year course as a regular student, an applicant must be matriculated and have 60 hours' credit in a college of this University; or have completed two full years as given at another college or university of recognized standing as a matriculated student in such college or university; or have received by transfer 60 hours of university credit here. (A college or university of recognized standing shall be interpreted
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