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deny that tho Faculty moro without rtlos, mud
that t1oso rulos woro not vigorously admins.

dcny that tho Faculty moro Without ralos. nud
that tleso rulos moro not vigorously admInls-
tot6d.
Dn. FOWLER
BhsA that, ns Trnhtor, tho ntntemnnt Of Judgo
Goodrich tint the gov ornmont Dhould bo left 10
tho Faculty, waB correct. Tho goiora1 st4lo-
mont 81 what tho Faculty ,reanirod
wae maooa conduct aud Thorough
cnrrod, thero wore ample menus TO pulliah tho
Offenders. The ono instance tlak las occurred
waB such case as could not bave bcBn prevented
by.anv nysto!n Of oversight. It IL 'nlHtako that
tho University ~ without government.
MnH. wtLLARDs AMENDMENT AErERnED.
Judge Qoodrioh moyod In amendment tint
Mrs. Wi!larf'a ainandmont bo referred to tt!o
Faculty for their respectful and earnoat oonsd-
eration. Adopted.
pn. D. II. WHEELER, .....
OF tho Faculty, Waa called OH, aud said that ho
would gAdlY work for half hiH present Bnary il
tho Board would ro1love him Of hl. lasponul-
Yot 1t ssas thrown up to him Oh all sides
that lo was not responsible fur this.
lie was growing gray in tho aorvico, becauao ho
always carried with him tho grave responsibility
Of tho wolt-boiug Of tho students.
On motion,
was granted tho privilege OF addroaaing tho
ioard. aud responded. Sho did not, sho paid,
by tho mctnbcra Of the Faculty: Hor objections
to tho rules wero directed chiefly to thoBo rolat-
ing to tho girls In tho Preparatory department.
In rofutaton Of any crittcB.n upon tho results uf
to point to her two yoars' management Of tLo
Womun's College. Az to Tho rules now preyall-
ing in tue Wonan's College building, she lad
yofod for thon!, WITH tie exception ot tho
could not agree with tho opl0ione hold by Aof,
Bhe felt 1t incumbent to romovo hsrBolf from tho
Faculty, whuro Bhe folt that sho must bo al ole.
mens Of dlscord.
| Was next called for: He thought that thoy (ths
Faculty. woro nonrly on tho right trac ck. They
wore not tied to any iuflcxiblo policy, but vera
feeling tholr way
ntatcd TINT everything o,ught to 30 lovely, attor
attached by any QUO to Miss Willard has been
removed by tho remarAs OF tho ProBidont; tho
| Advisory COMMITTEE have stated that they bad
| not until now been aware of their, sphere Of
duty, aud tho Faculty haye o1proBscd thor vii
nGncsH to reyaso their rutos If 1t is found necos-
sasy. Ho did not think It neoesshsy to swing
any further around tue circle.
| Mns. \. ). BROWN
Stated that sho had mover found tho University
Destitute OF government, OF ths Faculty unwilling
to listen to any arguments in favor Of auy
Iho point Of tho whole trouble appeared In
tho statement of Mrs. Brown tint tho womon Of
the community considered 1t necessary that tho
Dean Of tho Woman = College should have more
authority tlIau has boon the caBe.
Tho report OF tho Conmltteo On tho 1Yoman'1
College, which had been accepted, WIS
| UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
On motion, the Executive Committee was ID.
structed TO select Dean for tho Wo1nan'e Col
lcge who shall be Professor Iu tho University.
until tho noxt mootsng OF tho Board.
On motion. d committee, consisting Of Jamea
Tzako, ]. G. Hamilton, and II. 8. Towlo, was ap,
polntod to roviAe and rewlite tho by-1aws.
The Secretary WIS instructed to sond notice tt
tho Advisory Committee OF the Womhnts Col
lego whonesnr d mooting Of the Executive Com
J. mlttce was called.
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