Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-16
Nebraska
REGENTS ARE FOR PUBLICITY
Adopt New Rule with Regard to
Teachers Certificates.
CHANCELLOR FOOT BALL DELEGATE
ne and Several Regents Ready to
Attend Session proposed by
Kansas BODY on
p. Subject.
(From a staff Correspondent.)

(From a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Feb. 15-(Special.)-The Board
OF Regents metrthis morning with all pres
ent except Regent Halter. this being the
regular charter day session Of the insti-
9 lion.
Erwin Hopt was made adjunct professor
Of agronomy. beginning March /. Mr.. Hopt
has been dividing his time between the
work of the school OF agriculture and the
substation at North Platte. The action Of
the board will locate him permanently at
the university farm.
The request Of Prof. Hacker that he
be authorized to conduct cooperative ex-
periments with the Douglas County MIX
Producers association was granted.
Prof. Skinner was given a leave of
absence OF one-half semester for study and
investigation in Berlin. in consideration of
his serving for one summer in the summer
session without remuneration.
Prof.s Lees and Damn were given
leave Of absence from June IA to the open
ing Of the fall semester.
At the request of the chancellor. the
board ordered that in the future any pro-
fessor or instructor desiring to begin his
vacation before the commencement exer-
cises in June, shall be expected to obtain
permission from the board itself. II is not
kiae intention of the board to refuse any re-
quests where an earlier leave of absence
will be markedly to the advantage Of the
professor or OF the university. providing his
withdrawal does not interfere with the
proper closing of his yoHr's work.
? The curator OF the botanical herbarium
having resigned. the care of the herbarium
was, at Dean Bessey's request, added to
Prof. Pools duties.
As TO Football.
TIE regents Instructed the chancellor
to notify the chancellor and the board of
regents of the Kansas State university,
that the chancellor Of this university will
act as the official representative at any
foot ball conference that may be agreed
upon by the various states concerned, and
that as many Of the members of the board
as are able to do so will attend the con-
ference at their own expense. Three
members OF the board s~ignified their will
ingness to. take part in the conference.
on recommendation of the faculty of the
TEACHERS college. the following rule was
adopted:
Each candidate for a teachers certifi-
cate shall submit to the state superintend-
ent of public Instruction, for his approval,
a detailed report showing the academic and
professional preparation of the candidate,
llCluulHB DOln HtCullutIS biu CbllN BiaNt
courses, properly authenticated by the
Registrar of the University of Nebraska
and the dean of the college in which the
student is matriculated.
Teachers certificates issued by the Uni
versity of Nebraska, shall contain a full
record showing the amount and the char
acter Of the students secondary and col
legiate work. as shown by the records of
the registrars office."t>&MSGe
The effect OF this rule will be that any
one Interested can see a complete abstract
9f the teachers high school and univer-
sity record. II is a movement in the inter-
ESQ Of publicity and is intended to be Of
great assistance to boards of education.
other colleges operating under the law
governing the university's teachers GER
Glflcate viii now be required to proceed in
the same way, and 1t is hoped that all the
schools of the state, whether required to
or not, which are authorized to issue GER
tificates, will see the desirability of the
greatest publicity showing not only the
studies passed in, but the time required
for securing the credits, the grades OBJ
tanned, and whether the credits were Sc
cured by actual work done or by exami-
nation.
Appointments Confirmed.
The following ad interim appointments
were confirmed: Miss Candace Nelson,
advanced from scholar to fellow in the
Department of American History, to sue
coed Mr.. Lewis, resigned; Miss Carrie
stetler, appointed scholar IN Miss Nelson's
place; Eugene S. Heath, fellow in botany
to succeed Mr.. Wood, resigned; Blanche
". Toland, assistant In the library.
The following were granted DEGREES, GER
tificates and commission:
College of Art and Schenectady Eliza
kbeth skinner, bachelor OF arts.
v Teachers eollege-Mabel Jeanette Faus,
bachelor OF arts.
College of Observation-Disclosures OF
Science; Kinju Akagt, William Hewitt
1 blanchard, William F. Chaloupka, Arthur
, Everette Ingersoll, Frank Warren John
son, Charles Edward Miller, Martin Err
nest Strietcr. Harry Lloyd INLAND, Vim
cent Pho. vaiianueva, Rupert Hiram Bailey.
IHhe College OF Law-Bachelors Of La;
&scar Bird Clark, Archibald Manley Smith,
The Graduate College-Masters of Art
Henry Walter Barre, Ellery Knapton Files
Candidates for Certlflcates-Universlty
Teachers Certificate: Ruby Barnebey
English literature and rhetoric; Mabe
Jeanette Faus. emergency certificate.
Candidates for state Military Commits.
CNpNhiiASs <NAAhuA bNNANbh iASN
Eoll, Martin Ernest Strieter.
Howard County Institute ends.
PAUL Neb., Feb. 15.-(Special)-
The FARMERS institute, which began here
Thursday was continued Friday and Satur-
lay. Some OF the best lecturers in the
vest had been secured. and the benefit OF
these lectures was shared between the
institute and the students OF the st. Pau
Normal ana Business college, which has
IN agricultural class. Friday morning.
Miss Barbre spoke on the CUTTERS" and
Prof q. E, COndra Of the state university
delivered one Of his lectures on the wells
and Water Supply OF Nebraska" These
two speakers also leetured in the after.
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