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His special business is to K' ' into >n1 I with fr< hmcn and foreign students. As has b n said previously he sp< s a <

smokers and special freshmen groups, and at fraternity house He visits the hospitals regularly to see th U ihmen who ar ill, and last year conducted a freshman discussion group fo the Young Men's Christian Association. He looks after the attendance records of freshmen, calls in the men who have low scholarship, tries to find out the trouble and to correct it, and encourages the freshmen to make friendly visits to the office in order that their mutual acquaintance may be developed. He has this year kept a personal record card for every freshman and has attempted to put on this card all the facts that can be accumulated concerning the individual students. This card has on it the picture of the student and such personal data as may be secured from his study list, a record of all his petitions, his scholastic standing, his class attendance, and a statement of such interviews as he may have with the student. He has given special attention to foreign students, who ^ m < here ordinarily without much knowledge of our customs and the local conditions. He has helped them secure good 1 ' and boarding places, to get them into contact with students fr • their own country, and has done a great deal in finding employment for them in private homes. He has been in charge of such work as we do in s< urii employment for needy students. It is true that the Young Men's Christian Association does a good part of this but he ki 3 u his office a record of all jobs available and all men who \ at work, and has the last year secured more than ul twenty-five positions for students, these positions .. re-atim* a total money value of $11,000. Nex1 year as ., ,, . • the experience which he has had this Near he will be able I hell a considerably larger number of students than in th | it.

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