of Education shall be accepted by the State Superintendent and County Boards in lieu of examination in such subjects or parts of subjects outlined by the State Board. (Section 9666).

The State Board has announced that no pupil shall be given credit in grades for teachers certificates who has not attended the Summer School giving the grades at least six-sevenths of the term.

The grades made in this school by an experienced teacher will be accepted by the State Superintendent of Public Schools in lieu of an examination on such subjects for State certificates.

EXPENSES.

The fee for admission is $5.00 for the session of twelve weeks, or any part thereof. This is payable upon entrance to the treasurer of the University. Each student who takes laboratory work in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Sloyd is required to make a deposit of $5.00 with the Proctor of the University to cover laboratory fee of $2.00 which will hereafter be charged, and damages or loss of University property. deposit is $5.00 for each laboratory, and the fee $2.00 for each laboratory.

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Good board, including room and service, may be had in private families in Columbia, at from $3.00 to $4.50 per week. Washing may be had at from 25 cents to 35 cents a week. If the students choose to organize themselves into a club, the expense of living may be greatly reduced. Rooms may be rented in the University boarding club at $3.00 a term, and in the Agricultural boarding club at $2.00 a term of six weeks. All students renting rooms in a club house are required to make a deposit of $3.00 to cover damages or loss of University property. Each room is furnished with a plain bedstead, table and two chairs. If two persons occupy one room the other furniture absolutely necessary may be bought or rented for the summer for ten or twelve dollars. Table board in these clubs can easily be brought within $2.00 a week.

The laboratory deposit and the room deposit will be refunded at the close of the student's course, less the amount deducted for laboratory fee, for loss of University property or damage thereto.

For circular containing full information, address

J. C. JONES,

Chairman of Summer School Committee.

SIXTIETH REPORT OF THE CURATORS TO THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE

1901-1902

COLUMBIA, MISSOURI

Published by the University of Missouri. Issued monthly. Application has been made to the Department for entry of this publication as second-class matter.