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Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1924
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1922] UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 97 D E G R E E S , C O L L E G E O F MEDICINE (11) Recommendations from the University Senate that degrees be conferred as follows: T H E COLLEGE OF MEDICINE The Degree of Bachelor of Science Htman Nathanson Brown Brooke Horsky Clyde Kenneth Conrad Russel Johnson Hugo 0. Deuss Neal McLean Leitch Abraham Ettleson Morris S. Jerkowsky Jacob Fischer Jesse P. Rogers Milton B. Gevirtz David Schinberg Leo G. Glickman Elizabeth Schirmer Russel Goebel Carl J. Uthoff Ivan Gilbert Hyman Israel Vener Samuel I. Weiner The Degree of Doctor of Medicine Leonard Louis Charpier Sofronio Copon Zulaybar O n motion of Mrs. Blake, these degrees were conferred. LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR PROFESSOR HAYES (12) A recommendation that Professor Edward C. Hayes of the department of sociology be given sabbatical leave of absence on one-half salary for the year beginning September I, 1923. O n motion of M r s . Blake, this r e c o m m e n d a t i o n w a s approved. ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION, HOME ECONOMICS (13) A recommendation that the sum of $2100 be appropriated from the Reserve and Contingent Fund for expense and equipment i the Department of Home n Economics. O n motion of Mrs. Evans, this appropriation was made. T h e vote was as follows: Aye, M r . Abbott, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Busey, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Grigsby, M r . Herbert, M r . Hoit, M r . Noble; no, none; absent, M r . Blair, M r . Small, M r . Trimble. RECOMMENDATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION IN REGARD TO CHAPTER HOUSES (14) The following recommendation: To the Board of Trustees: During the last two years a tendency has appeared to erect fraternity houses about the campus at what seems to be an undue cost, making necessary a large membership, the payment of rents so heavy as to be a burden to the members of the organization, and sometimes additional contributions or dues, so that men of ordinary means are practically debarred from becoming members of these organizations. The erection of such nouses endangers the success of the chapters as useful and democratic auxiliaries to the educational purposes of the University. Moreover, the interior arrangements of some of the houses are not well suited to purposes of study, the study rooms being too few, and the facilities for social life too extensive. In view of this tendency the Council of Administration recommends to the Board of Trustees that in the future all fraternities or other Universtiy organizations which plan the building of chapter houses, or the occupying of chapter houses built for them, be notified that they are required to submit their house plans to
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