Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-03
Where Theresa VIII
/ There's a Way For
POOYOA. Students

N there is way" is a say
uhieh may be applied to young
y md women who have ambition
y .btajn a practical education.
d is not necessary to come
- - family of means is shown
"a sm,res in the office of the col
], registrar, indicating that
nor cent Of the students Of
4 solege earn at least part of
"A, expenses, and 44.4 per cent
4 ~ Il their college expenses. This
a.,ps that only 23 per cent Of the
ssdepts are entirely dependent on
Msjr parents or others.
!. Tbe college loan fund, which has
u increased from time to time
nriyate contributions but which
Tin considered entirely made
~. is a means Of making it pos
Ss1Is for many students to obtain
oaucation. The loan fund COM
SrHtee has helped hundreds tof
',upr people by advancing money.
$4,000 Earned by Students
EmplOyment bureaus are main
.ned at the Y. M. G. A. and Y.
II c. A. headquarters on the cam
4. Last year $4,000 was earned
Young men, according to an
zspp,ement by Mrs. Lula Howard,
chrage of the employment bur
& Ibe young men earn money in
great variety of ways, ranging
n the way from stenographic work
taking care Of. babies, but the
Shdents, no matter what they do,
Es,,h their goal-the college degree.
4 Two enterprising young men are
hitting themselves through college
the milk way" They started
dairy business. making a special
lht of supplying faculty people
HI milk, and now have four cows.
4 PRACTICAL experience and finan-
! 4 remuneration at the same time,
often gained by men who as
y! in various college laboratory
5nk during his spare hours when
Iudent. Work is provided in var
IN also for young women.
Demand for Many
Efficient stenographers are in
8siderable demand as well as men
hi women who can do domestic
Fork Of any kind. Board and room
bay be earned by table service,
lishwashing, gardening, and in
Ither ways.
College expenses varies somewhat
With the course pursued by the
student. 1t is estimated, however,
that the necessary cost for the
school year, exclusive of the per-
ISnal items of clothing, carefare,
land amusements, averages $400.
General expenses are listed as fol-
lows; Annual registration fee $40;
Incidental student fee, $l6.50; aver
age laboratory fees and deposits,
$50; textbooks and supplies, $50;
board, from $40 to 1912; and room
tent, $54. Tuition for students not
residents of Oregon is $105. The
largest single item is board.
Such personal expenses as cloth
ing and laundry vary with the in
tiyidual student, being largely a
natter of thrift, discrimination in
values, and habits. The incidental
N student fee entities the student
n the student publication, the o.
4, c. Daily Barometer; free ad-
mission to athletic contests, oratory
and debate, band, glee club, and
also free access to the college health
Service.
R. 0. 7. G. men obtain their
military uniforms from the govern
nent without cost to themselves, al
though a deposit of $40 is required
Which Is turned back at the end
I't the year. All men are expected to
FOFlde themselves with gymnasium
'ults including shoes. Women taking
physical education are expected to
provide gymnasium suits.
Waldo hall, Cauthorn hall, and the
asH dormitory for women, Mar
|glset Smell hall. with large airy
lSilorS and halls, furnish pleasant
lssdence for women who come
nom distant homes. Conditions of
u'ing are such that the manage
4eht considers it a distinct advant-
We for the women students to live
= them.
Ihe college health service started
= lslb Is maintained for the pur-
1 r'e Of promoting and protecting
y aealth of all studnts. This aim
! sought through medical examin-
'aoa, through consultation during
.'iee hours, through attendance of
= ~ college physician on those in
- college hospital, and in resi-
s'A'es' The service is maintained
Students, derived from the reg
~ student fees. Approximately
.'s-lard of such fees are devoted
'as purpose. The health depart
'a' comprises two full time ply
+sas' with headquarters in the
.s'n service building, and two
\ ssuaate nurses in attendance al
hospital. Patients who require
'pi'al services for illness win be
''u.odated free of charge for Q
fIllQ nnf e. I ~ H.