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relations with federal, agencies at
those, obtaining in the Smith-Hughes
act.
"Candidates lor the so-called juuior
coi til'ioale or lor the University cor
Uiicate Khali niHtriculato in tho Teach
its College throughout their course.
"There shall be no dual matricula
tion. "The faculty of any college of tho
University shall be composed of thouo
persons recommended by tho do.m to
the chancellor and approved by ihi
regents. It is understood that tho dean
aiiil chancellor will recommend to itiu
regents as members of the fatuity of
tho Teachers College only the foi lov
ing: (1) Those who devote the inajt.r
portion of their time to Instruction,
administration, or supervision in vh)
Teachers College; (2) certain sseleno.l
pn-sor.s who though carrying tlulus in
other colleges arc actively engaged in
the work of fuporvi.len or admiaiMra
lion in tho training of teachers, as lot
int:-nce those engaged in the a !mi"lo
traiioii of the Smith-Hughes act.
The enthusiasm over the ration of
the rcgints was shown last week whi n
l,.r00 teachers gathered at the conven
tion of District No. 1 of the Statu
Teat In rs association extending con
Li-.itii'.a; i, ns to tho chancellor of tho
University lor his action in rcconi
i.i ii.Jins: ; utoiu my lor the Teachers
College ;n 1 to the Board of Regents
for placing the control and dirciiion
SMITH TO ADDRESS
COMMUNITY CLASS
lieru-y E. Smith, Mate secretary
for ihe county Y. M. C. A. work, has
been secured to speak to the class in
rural community leadership. Prof. K.
O. Rankin, at the regular meeting
Wednesday evening. April 6, in room
205 of the Rural Economics building
on the Farm campus.
The general public is invited to
hear Mr. Smith give his discussion of
this new phase of the Y. M. C. A.
work which is considered one of the
best ways of developing the social
and religious questions in rural communities.
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