The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-08-07

simple, appealing the self respect and personal
sponsblity of the student Students are not permitted
to Intoxicating liquors or tobacco or to enter eating
houses or places of amusement outside college grounds
pain Of immediate suspension Secret societies
allowed in connection with the College. No student
is allowed to visit OF the opposite in any pri
place. Students that need to be absent from
class chapel any other required exercise, must get
an excuse from the proper officer in advance. The
necessary labor connected with the schoo-at boarding
hall, dormitores, Offices laundry, shop, farm, etc-s
done by students, with fair compensation. So far
possible this is assigned to those desiring to
money, but all students must be ready do much
seven hours of manual work week.
Berea is designed only for those who really desire
the regulated life thus provided for and all others
earnestly advised to go elsewhere. Students that fail
to give cheerful compliance to the regulations Of the
school, to improve their opportunities here, may be
privately dismissed without special charge
any time. and must depart promptly to their homes.
Christian Character. The College is undenomina-
onal but distinctly Christian, and provides instruction
in the Bible, hour during the week and
hour Sunday morning. All students attend
gious services in the chapel Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings and on Sunday night
Advising Oficers. Each student has teacher
who is his special advising officer and who has daily
hour for consultation. The student may consult his
home. and receive from him friendly counsel and
sary permissons and excuses
The advising officer for all women is the Dean of
Women. The advising officer for young is the
head of the department to which he belongs.
Department Conferences. Once each week the
students of each department meet their advising Off
GERS, the Chapel period, for consultation and sug
gestion.
Terms and Semesters For College and Academy
the school work is arranged of eighteen
weeks each; for the Normal Department the work is
arranged in sessions. the first of fourteen weeks
and the second of either nineteen or twenty-five
weeks; for other departments it is arranged in
three terms, as shown in the Calendar page 3. But
students of all departments settle school bills by the
term.
Offices will follows Monday before the opening
Tuesday s to HAS and a Wednesday Opening Day Procession
to Chapel 7;p) s3oto and
Spring
follows Monday before opening of
Vocational Academy, $50
Tuesday Foundation School 500 Model school,
day
eat registration fee and delay
s~sudents
cents for each day thereafter
Summer School. A Summer School under the
auspices of the College opens the Monday following
Commencement and continues eight weeks There are
classes in the branches and secondary studies
and students may gain credit for unit half
units. The fee is eight dollars besides hospital fee of
dollar Students already connected with Berea
bring to the Summer Regent a from the Dean
of their Department the work be taken in the
Summer School. Write to the Secretary for Special
| Announcement.
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