Repository: UIHistories Project: Course Catalog - 1875-1876 [PAGE 65]

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greater error can be committed than to send boys from home with Barge amounts of spending money, without the authoritative care of some prudent friend. Half the dissipation in Colleges springs from excessive allowances of money. Students have little real need for money beyond that required for fees, board bills and books.

CALENDAR FOR 1876. Baccalaureate Address in University Chapel, Third Terra Examinations commence, Senior Class Examinations, Class Day Society Addresses, Commencement Day. Wednesday, Vacation of fourteen weeks. Examinations for Admission, Tuesday, First or Fall Term begins, Tuesday, First Term Examinations begin Closing of the First Term, Vacation of two weeks. FOR 1877. Examinations for Admission to Advanced Classes, Opening of the Second or Winter Terra, Tuesday, Anniversary Day, Second Term Examinations begin, Second Term closes, Tuesday, Third or Spring Term begins, Tuesday, Third Term Examinations commence Baccalaureate Sermon in University Chapel, Class Day, Societ3' Addresses, Commencement, Wednesday, Vacation of fnrteen -weeks.

June 4. June 2.

May 29. Jjne 5.

June 6. June 7. September 12. September 12, December 19. December 22.

January 2, January 2. March 11. March 19. March 20. March 20. June 1. June 3. June 4. J u n e 5' June 6*

TESTIMONIALS. RESOLUTION OF STATE GRANGE OF PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY, AT ANNUAL MEETING, DEC. l'J, 1S75.

Resolved, That our visit to the State Industrial University v\ as replete with instruction and enjoyment. That to the regent, professors and students we extend our wannest thanks for their cordial politeness and the readiness and patience with which they answered our inquiries. That we take pleasure 11 assuring them that our faith 1 in the practical value of the institution has been greatly increased by our visit, and that we can but hope that it will redound to the mutual benefit of the University and the agriculture and agriculturists of our neloved State; and that to each and all who have contributed to our happiness, comfort, and instruction, we return our heartfelt thanks.