The Bozeman courier., 1921-04-13
COLLEGE WILL HAVE
FIVE NEW BUILDINGS
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ferent branches of sport, something |
which has been sadly lacking in the |
past history of the institution.
The new biology building, to re-
place the old building, will be located
on the present site Of the drill hall
and will cost $175,000 In this build !
ing will be the entomology, botany,
zoology and bacteriology departments,
as well as the valuable collecl.,.
ncw belonging to the institution, col
1ections which are worth far more
kban the building which houses them
now.
The location Of the central heating
plant has not been decided upon. At
Ehe present time the college is served
by two heating plants, with a conse-
Guent waste. The new plant, it is
planned, will serve the Nentire insti-
sutton and will be modern in every
way. The saving affected through
it should be no small item in the
cost Of maintaining the college and
experiment station. The board also
provided 100000 for repairs to pres
cnt buildings.
State officials in Helena are of the
opinion that little difficulty will be
encountered in selling the bonds for
she educational institutions and aside
from some legal technicalities, this
IS the only barrier left before the
acinal starting of the work.
Al the Helena meeting the state
board of education was in session two
days and after perfecting the organ
zzation, appointed committees from
among the members which will have
more direct control of the eight in
stitutions than ever before in the
history Of the state.
The board members also arrived at
satisfactory arrangement with the
board Of examiners as to jurisdiction
Of the two boards in carrying out
provisions of the initiative bond issue
Under the plan adopted by both
boards the board of education will
nave the initiative in all matters con-
cerning the institutions and the board
Of examiners will carry out the recon-
nendations, handle the sale of bonds
and otherwise cooperate. Under this
arrangement the board of education
will select its architects and deter
Enine for itself the needs of each in
stitution.
At the meeting this week the board
devoted its attention largely to the
four branches of the university and
at the meeting on April Is it will take
mp the problems of the State school
for the deaf and blind, orphans home
industrial school and girls vocational
school.
The board allocated $4,000 from the
state normal school fund for use By
that school in extension work to bt
devoted to direction of the summer
school for teachers at Lewistown. TIL,
school at Lewistown has been conduct
ed for several seasons and the boarc
decided on this course in an effort t,
make more uniform standards in sum
rner schools in this state. 1t will b
under the direction of President S. Z
Davis of the normal school.
The board adopted the budget o
She state university for the month
Of March, April, May and June, 1921
Rn conformity with the legislative an
preparations.
AT the next meeting the board Wi
determine the question of salaries @
teachers at the four branches of tn
state university.
Before adjourning the board adopt
ed plans for introduction of vocation
al education in the schools under th
sSrnith-Hughes act. The board ais
accepted the report of the committe
on certification of life and state cel
ETficates.
Standing committees of the boax
which were appointed by Governs
Joseph NJ. Dixon, are:
State and life certificates-Tr Truml