The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10

labor assignments the same as for excuses from
O. The Teacher in Charge Of the Dormitory
the building where you have your living room
for study and sleep with his assistant the
your friendly neighbors as long as you stay
in their dormitory.
STUDENT LABOR
Labor is a Part Of Education. Berea believe
that labor promotes health, helps study. keeps
one in touch with practical things, gives skill
and self-command. All students must be ready
to perform manual labor as much as seven
"oa b.S.rsnsass Of Labor. par, from our vocational
schoos)-shops. Farm. Boarding Hall. Laundry. etc. are
maintained both for their educational value and TO enable
students 10 earn partial support
T. Regulations put each student under Q superinten.
dent who is teacher and must report upon WORK done
and sign pay rolls. Labor assignments begin at sum
interval after close OF last class. allow for
arrival and preparation for labor After time OF assign
ment work Is counted In quarter hours only urdness
counting on quarter hour Students must wear
and clothing suitable for work. refrain from con-
that binders labor help keeper In making
record OF time and Job TO which Is given. follow care
fully all directions given. endeavorng both to do their
well and TO develop speed. They must give half
hour each week to instruction without pay. and WORK
overtime In real emergencies and take good care OF
tools. etc. Tesmsters must be on hand 70 care for
horses. No work assignment may be sublet
Preferred Assignments. Memberships. etc. are for
those who will be hand from the nrst day 70 The
last For such there must be dollar deposit forfeited
n the contract Is broken.
T. Amount Of Work. We recommend students 70 DO
from SIX TO fourteen hours work Q week. and will
assign much twenty hours tnever more than ~
OF sedentsy workl when students need and the work
warrant IT, Any who work above these limits must drop
class room work. See Standard Assignments. pp.
6. T.
s. Amount Of Pay is proportioned service N rates
departments. shall be financial inducemeni
for student TO shin from one 10 another Deduction
must be made from pay by superintendent when the
work does not come up TO standard.
O. Pay II In Credits. d the middle and beginning Of
terms. to apply school bis-no cash except for
plus credits when student compelled TO leave % end
OF student leaving for any reason before the
end OF term cannot cash any surplus credits. but VIII
receive certificate which viii be received cash BY
Beres College payment OF term bills by student In
person. or brother or sister, n presented within four
they 60 the Student Aid Fund. student Is dismiss
ed for misconduct thirds OF his credits will be cash
cd and third turned into the student Aid Fund.
b. Students who live ct home. providing their own
and room, receive cash s settling time except:
~. Al each OF the settlements In the Summer Term
one Incidental Fee is reserved.
t2. Al any later date OF settlement there must be
enough credits to incidental fees for the remainder
OF the school year.
Pay by the Piece Is the preferred arrangement. Is
50 for saving cord OF wood. and 30 cents for
splitting Jantors have u week. walters Sis.
d. Pay BY the Hour. for able bodied. willing. wide
awake men, eight cents; women nve cents.
superintendent may recommend the following In
crease up TO fifteen cents:
For increased ernciency. continuing In same depart
ment. cent At end OF nrs' year. and one cent q
end OF second year
For special hardships work hard on clothes. bad
hours). one to nve cents.
For technical skin. gained ct expense. stenosrs
piers. one TO five cents.
For Foremsnship. ability 10 set the pace contin-
ecient labor and superintend four or more stu
dents to nve cents.
q Part Time and nigh, school Students sign special
contracts.
T. Students working In summer Vacation sign spe-
cial contracts usually receiving hour
than for the same work I'm term time.
BUSINESS ARRANGEMENTS
(Room, Fees. Board)
Berea College is not money-making insti-
tuition but it is great business concern as
we'll as a group Of schools. Generous givers
have placed these properties in the hands OF
trustees TO be managed for the benefit OF such
Citizens H and true Christian men and women.
The Trustees endeavor to provide instruc..
tion OF various kinds as a free gift TO all, and
TO arrange for students to live in Berea at as
or TO provide chance for students TO earn
some part OF their expenses while in school.
This requires a great deaf Of business man.
N sans Of carS
ing on OF industries Every student is expected
TO take an interest in the business OF the Col.
lege, and look out for its property and general
welfare just as he takes an interest in his faith
er's affairs at home.
GOOD CONDUCT
O. General. II is very important that young
people who are away from home should be
careful TO understand and observe the customs
OF the place where they are, and meet all the
demands OF good behavior.
az Keeping Appointments. II is the first
rule OF politeness that person should be pres
ent on time whenever he has an engagement.
II he is unavoidably detained. he should notify
the person with whom he has the appointment
in advance II he thinks he needs an excuse
from Chapel. College Lecture. or other public
exercises he will apply in advance TO his Ad-
vising Officer al his Office hour.
(O The Lords Day must be regarded with
respect, and be free from noisy gatherings or
sports. The opening and closing OF terms are
so arranged as never TO encourage travel upon
this Day. The afternoon period 200 to $3.50,
is on Sunday period OF retirement in which
no student may intrude upon the privacy OF
another except by invitation and for serious
purpose.
IS Respect for All There shall be no shout