The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-07
Terms of Admission for Women.

TNrvyRsrrY or VIRGINIA. July Especial
The new gymnasium at the University, igl
which An appr0priation OF -25,OUO WAS Ihhuo
bv the board Of visitors. Will be known rs t az
Fayerweather gymnasium. Professor W; "a.
Fchols who has been made superintendent
of grounds and buildings. was directed 10
procure plans for the new building. -
paper signed by thrty-sx NJ AS OF the
rniYersity was presented protesting against
recent charges in the degrees. The present
Arrangement was sustained by the board.
The board passed the following resolutions
IN relation to admitting women t. Oniversi lI,,
examinations. They had been preNouoS
passed by tho faculty:
/. That women of the age OF eighteen or
more be permitted. on presenting satisfactory
testimonials of good character and on giving
evidence of adequate preparation accePtaoIe
10 the faculty (either by certlncate or by e1-
animation 10 register with the chairman OF
the faculty for the pursuit OF studies III one
or more courses In the academic department.
of the University. with the consent In each
sass of the professor la charge of each schOOl
Tor which registration is desired and upon
payment Of registration fee equal 70 the
matriculation fee of the University
2. After such registration they shall IN each
case be entitled T. receive from the professor
in charge Of each school for which they are
registered information as to the subjects dis
cussed ia the lectures Of the course or courses
which they propose 70 pursue, the texts read
or other subject matter of study ID the Work
of the course or courses in question; out they
shall not be required or permitted to attend
the regular lectures or other exercises OF any
school. They shall be entitled on deposit OF
the usual contingent fee. to the use OF the
library aud collections Of the University I'M
der such regulations as may be prescribed by
the faculty.
g. They shall be required TO stand examina-
tons upon the same examination paper and
al the same time as the class whose work they
are pursuing. at such place other than that
occupied at the time of the class and under
tuch conditions of supervision and ohape-
ronage AZ the faculty may designate, and 10
pay for each class an examination fee of IS.
t. Upon passing satisfactory examination
(undor the same conditions as regards stand
ing Ac as the class upon the work OF any
year or course they shall receive certificate TO
that effect of such form as the faculty may
prescibe.
5. The faculty shall have the authority to
withdraw the privileges of the University
from. or to refuse 30 readmit thereto any one
40 registered who. in the opinion of the
faculty, is not fulfilling or is not likely to
fulfill the purposes for which she registered
1T the University.
6. In its present condition the University
IL not prepared TO undertake for young ladies
the duties of instruction.
The alumni society has determined to
epect a memorial hall in honor of those who
lost their lives in the late war The names of
the heroes are to be inscribed on brass or
stone tablets.
Mr. S. V. Southall offered resolution that
the board of visitors be requested to sppro-
pirate the sum of $40. 900 to erect an alumni
building on the University grounds. provided
that the members of the alumni association
shall also contribute the additional sum Of
$4,000 to supplement the appropriation thus
made by the board. The resolution was car
ried and Mr.. Southall said he would sub
scribe s 100 for this purpose.