Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-30
BOARD GF REGENTS.

Important Meeting Yesterday-Plans for
Eularsirg the University "A Ladies
Han-A Little Resolution on Discipline.
The board of regents of the state university
held an adjourned meeting at the governors
rooms at the capitol yesterday, commencing
at 10 q. IN.
President Sibley was in the chair, and Re-
gents Clark, Hubbard, Keihle, Folwell, Pills.
bury, Tousley, Giliiilan and Buckham were
present Regent Nelson was the only mem Der
of the board absent.
A number of communications were read
and disposed OF.
Reg, nj Pillsbury, from the executive com
mittee, reported ia reference to plans for ad-
ditional buildings for the university, and, on
motion of Regent Buckham, the executive
commit e was authorized to employ Mr.. L.. s.
Burlington as architectin the erection of the
proposed buildings, his compensation to b,
agreed upon at or before employ ment.
The discussion in regard to the plans, ETC.,
for these additional buildings, occupied the
entire morning session, when recess was
taken until 2 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon re-assembling resolution offered
by Regent Kiehle, to the effect
budU tuC ICCOiQ VI tuc HUI
examination of students of all high
schools, normal schools and academies con-
Quoted under the regulations of the high
school board, be accepted as sufficient upon
their application for admission to the univer-
sity, and that the present ule authorizing the
admission of high school graduates upon
certificate of their principals, be rescinded
after the close of the year 1SS2-'S3, was unani-
mously adopted.
A communication from DR.. Charles N. Hew-
lit, the secretary of the state board of health,
in regard to establishing a medical depart
ment to the university was laid over until the
doctor could be heard in person.
A recommendation from president Folwell,
for the establishment OF ladies' boarding hall
in connection with the university, was referred
to committee Of thl ee, consisting of Regents
Kiehle, Buckham and Folwell.
The recommendations of President Folwell,
in regard to the discipline of the university,
and also in regard to the need of additional
professors, to keep pace with the growth of
the institution was read and placed on file.
The following resolution, offered by Regent
Kiehle, was passed unanimously
Resolved, That all students of the state uni
versity, before being enrolled as members of
the senior class in any college of the UNIVERSE
ty, be required to complete all studies of the
preceding classes; that no conditional student
be enrolled as a member of the senior class.
DR.. Hewitt here appeared before the board
and explained his letter, whereupon the follow.
ing resolution was adopted:
ReSolued, That DR.. Hewitt, DIR. Leonard and
the president of the university be requested to
report to this board scheme or syllabus
of examination of medical students in connec-
ton with the university.
Regent Buckham offered the following,
which was unanimously adopted:
ReSolved, That.the matter of procuring an
instructor of military science be referred to
the president of the board, with Instructions
to procure, if possible, the services of an
officer of the United States army, who is a
graduate of the United States military acad-
envy.
A resolution was offered by Regent GlHllan,
and adopted, authorizing tie executive COM
mittee to plat the experimental farm belong
ing to the university and sell the same in lots.
The matter of additional instruction in
physics, biology and zoology, mechanical en-
cheering and drawing was referred to the
executive committee with power to act.
On motion of Regent Tousley the executive
committee was authorized to act as building
committee and take all necessary steps for the
construction of the buildings on the UNIVERSE
ty grounds.
Regents Kiehle, Gilfillan and Clark were ap-
pointed a committee under the resolution
adopted at the meeting of June Q, 1891
A resolution offered by Regent Gilfllan to
the effect that the campus grounds of the
university be kept intact, was adopted, after
which the board adjourned.