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The
That they are of opinion the dignity of the Be it ordained, That hereafter no Student, except such as are hereafter
excepted, shall be admitted to the Honors of the Be it further ordained, That the present Sophomore Class in the Be it further ordained, That the present Freshman Class in the Be it further ordained, That the present Junior & Senior Classes be
required to pass an approved examination on the French or Greek language
before they be admitted to the Honors of the And be it further ordained, That nothing herein contained shall be
considered or construed as forbidding the admission into any of the said
Classes of a Student otherwise qualified and desirous of entering the same;
on account of his deficiency in a competent knowledge of the Greek language;
it being at all times understood, that Students Be it ordained, That all Ordinances which come within the purview and
meaning of this Ordinance be and the same hereby declared to be repealed and
made void. Be it ordained, That the Students in the Preparatory School be taught the
rules of Prosody and the application of those rules as soon as they commence
the Study of Be it further ordained, That the Students in the Preparatory School, as
soon as they commence the Study of Selectæ e Profanis, or r Murphey
th July 1804t John in Greek, and pass an approved examination on the
same, before they be admitted to regular standing in the Junior Class.t John and St Luke in Greek during the Freshman and Sophomore years,
and that they pass an approved examination on the same, before they be
admitted to regular standing in the Junior Class.t John & St Luke in Greek be taught in the Preparatory School; and
that no Student from the Preparatory School nor elsewhere shall be admitted
to a regular standing in the Freshman Class on the Establishment, until he
has passed an approved examination on the same, and also on the Bucolics and
the four first Eneids of
Resolved, That the
Be it ordained, That it shall be the duty of the Professor of Languages to
collect the tuition money from the Students on the establishment, and that he
pay twelve dollars fifty cents out of each twenty dollars received from every
Student, to the Treasurer semiannually; and that he be entitled to a commission
of 2 per Centum on all money so paid to the Treasurer; and that the seven
dollars fifty cents so retained by the said Professor, and the said commission,
together with the fixed salary heretofore allowed him, be in full compensation
for his yearly services. And be it further ordained, That no Student shall after the expiration of the
present Session, be permitted to enter into any class on the establishment,
until he shall have paid the requisite Tuition money and room rent to the
Professor of Languages, and obtained a Certificate from him to that effect.r Cameron
Resolved, that r Gastonr J. C. Osborn
That it is essential in their opinion, to the preservation of the Buildings,
that the following repairs be done without delay, viz. The Steward having represented to your And they further recommend, that a yard in front of the Steward's house be
enclosed with posts & plank in a cheap but substantial manner, to extend
as far as the line of the Garden fence and to be planted around with Lombardy
Poplar Trees at regular distances; with substantial steps or a stile in front of
the door. Your Your The short space of time which your Resolved, That the Treasurer be requested and empowered to enter into contract
with some proper person or persons without delay, for making the repairs
mentioned in the foregoing report; and that he be empowered to pay for the same
from the funds of the Institution".r Alves
Upon the College—
Upon the Steward's House & Lot—
r
th July 1804
Resolved, That the
Resolved, That the Steward be empowered to employ, without delay, some proper person to make the necessary repairs to the Garden fence, and that the Treasurer pay the same as soon as the account of the expense thereof shall be presented to and allowed by him.
Resolved, That the Secretary procure to be printed 400 copies of an Ordinance passed in
December 1799, entitled "an Ordinance to supply the place of
Resolved further, That the Treasurer pay the expense of printing the aforesaid copies.
Adjourned sine die.