The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-08-14


Of three kinds First his personal like clothing laundry aud
Second living board
real school which the Incidental
Personal Expenses for travel, clothing postage, en-.
tertainments, etc. vary with different persons. plain
and simple style of clothing is favored at Berea Warm
wraps and undercothing necessary tho used much
less than in the North Our climate is remarkably fine
but students required attend their classes regard
less of the weather. overshoes and umbrellas
ties. Students should not spend money for refresh
ments sefndulgence. Large advantages in the way
OF entertainments, ETC., free ALL yet is desirable
that young people have little money each to
pay for lecture tickets and for small dues to the Chris
tan associations and other student organizations.
Laundry, depending upon the number Of articles,
costs from sixty cents to one dollar month.
Young ladies receive careful instructions as to the
requirements Of taste and health in the of dress
Following the of many OF the best institutions
Berea does not allow them while attending school to
wear silk dresses, gloves low-necked gowns,
spicuous hnery.
Living Expenses include table board and room
Plain ta6 6oard ST. IS per week, except during Ian
uary, February and March, when it is 81. per week.
The food is OF good quality well cooked and abundant,
with the variety suitable for the health of students
but without luxuries. Persons desiring tea, coffee,
milk, fruit other extras secure special order
tickets for such dishes very reasonable rates. when
they settle with the Treasurer from the walters
Table board at S2. 90 per week includes these.
SHdrnfs' provided with all necessary fur
nishngs; fuel, lights and washing of bedding and tow
els included. The occupants responsible for the
care of the and its belongings. Students are
advised to bring rugs pictures and other articles which
will make their surroundings home like. Most
rooms expected to accommodate students, each
paying S. 90 in the fall sc. in the winter and s. in
the spring. For rooms in Pearsons and Howard Halls
and for in Ladies Hall the charge is $500
per year more than for in other domitores and
a few rooms 81. 20 per year more.
assignment begins before the close of each
term No room rented for less than considered
not taken
room time when the of requires
For fully furnished carpet dresser
mate when such be spared
School Expenses. The Institution requires two pay.
ments from each students the dollar deposit and the in
cidental fee The deposit returned when the student
leaves Berea provided all books keys etc. returned
and no damage has been done any college property
The incidental fee is charged to help the gen.
eral expenses of the school, apart from the teachers
salaries. These general expenses include janitors fuel
repairs, library maintenance of hospital,
The Incidental Fee is $500 per in the Collegiate
department, So in the Academy and Normal Depart
nents $500 in the Vocational and Foundation Schools.
Tuition is Free. This that the salary and
support of all Berea teachers is provided by generous
friends OF education free gift, that student
pays anything for his instruction Special courses,
such music and stenography, require a special fee
n addition to the incidental fee See pages 80, 40
usually per
dollars required
dictionary and good purchased
rative