Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-05

changes from last years and is cCm-
plete through to June, where as the
catalogue of last year only took up
the calendar until after the midyear's
examinations
FIRST SEMESTER
Sept. 1920. 1922, Tuesday, Wednes-
DETERMINATIONS for admission.
Sept. Fl, 1922, Thursday-Registra
ton. Mems Division, 9.15 to - NJ:
Womens Division, 2.15 to P. NJ.
Election of courses by FRESHMEN
Mems Division, e.15 to 122 NJ; Wom-
ems Division, 215 to P. M. First
Chapel. Mems Division. 9 A. NJ;
Women's Division. P. M.
Sept. %. F'riday-Academic Year
begins, 8 A. NJ.
Oct. II, 1922. Wednesday-Defi-
cheney Examinations. Schedule to be
announced.
Nov. %, 1922, Wednesday-Thanks-
giving Recess begins. II NJ.
Nov. 81. 1922, Monday-Thanksgiv-
ing Recess ends, 10 A. M.
Dec. II, 1922, Monday-Annual
Sophomore Pripe Defamation.
Dec. Is. 1922, F'riday-Christmas
Recess begins. P. NJ.
Jan. q, 1923, Thursday-Christmas
Recess ends. 8 A NJ.
Jan. 10, 1923, Friday-Annual MUIR
ray Prize Debate.
Jan. 26. 1923. Friday-First Scenes
ter ends, P. M.
Jan. 90. 1928, Observation-Disclosures
Examinations begin, 9 A. NJ.
Fet. g. 1923, Saturday-Mid-year
Examinations end, P. M.
SECOND SEMESTER
Feb. 6, 1923, Tuesday-Second
Semester begins, A. M.
Feb. II. 1923, Friday-Annual Jun
ior- Senior Debate.
Feb. 81. 1923, Wednesday-Defi-
cheney Examinations. Schedule to be
announced.
Feb. %, 1923. Thursday-Washing-
toms Birthday. "A holiday.
Feb. %, 1928. Friday-Junior Prize
Exhibition. Speakers announced.
Feb. IS. 1928, Monday-An1ual
Goodwin Prize Speaking Contest.
COLBY COLLEGE
MdT. 1870, y-SeIllOT SOLI-
mencement. Speakers announced.
Mar 23,1923, Friday-Easter recess
begins, II NJ.
April Is, 1923 Thursday-Easter
Recess ends, 8 A NJ.
April 16. 1928. Monday-Annual
Coburn Prize Speaking Contest.
April 49, 1928, Thursday-Patricts
Day A holiday.
April "a 1923. Monday-AnnuaI
Hallowell Prize Speaking Contest.
May 4, 1928. Friday-Annual Ly-
.. ford Interscholastic Prize Speaking
Contest.
May % 1923. Friday-Annual Ham,
lin Prize Speaking Contest.
May so. 1928 Wednesday, emorial
Day. A holiday.
June 8, 1923, REHABILITATION of
courses for 1923-l924.
June 9, 1928, Saturday-Senlors'
Last Chapel, $50 A. NJ. Final ex
aminations begin. 9 A. NJ.
June IS. 1923. Friday-Final Ex-
aminations end p. NJ.
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
June 16, 1928, Saturday-College
play, > P. NJ. Junior prize exhibition,
8 p. NJ.
June L. 1923. Sunday-Baccalau
reate sermon, 1890 A. NJ. Exercises,
P. NJ, and p. NJ
June IS, 1923, Monday-Junior Glass
day exercises, 9 A. M. College play.
T. NJ, Phi Beta Kappa meeting. 5
P. NJ. Presidents reception, F. NJ.
June 10, 1923, Tuesday-Meeting
Board of Trustees, 10 A. M. Senior
Glass day Exercises, 9 A. NJ. Bust
ness meeting Alumni association. -
NJ. followed by the luncheon. Exer
June 20. 1923. Wednesday-Com-
mencement exercises, 9.45 A. NJ.
Commencement dinner, IL NJ.
Summer vacation of Is weeks.
Among some of the additions to the
new catalogue is a new regulation
concerning the use and abuse of the
dormitory rooms, which is as follows:
/. Payment for dormitory room is
to be made as follows: $40 shall be
paid at the time Of engaging the
room and of the balance Of the yearly
the charges of the first semester and
one-half in the charges of the second
semester. All payments shall be
made at the treasurer's Office. Rooms
in Roberts Hall and Hedman Hall
shall be assigned by the superintend-
ent of buildings and grounds; rooms
in the divisions of North College and
South College and in Number 81 Col
lege avenue occupied by fraternities
shall be assigned by such fraternities
who shall report such assignments 20
the superintendent of buildings and
grounds.
! Rooms will be open for occu-
pancy by tenants one week before
the opening of the fall term, As hours
before the close of the Christmas va
cation and 4S hours before the close
Of the Easter vacation unless special
arrangements otherwise are made with
the treasurer for the use of the rooms
during vacation. They will be closed
- hours after the commencement of
the Christmas and of the Easter va
cations and 4S hours after the close
of the college year.
: The college will heat and care
for all rooms in Hedman Hall and in
Roberts Hall and will heat all rooms
in North College and In South College
and in Number 81 College avenue.
All tenants shall have equal rights in
the privileges furnished to the ten
ants in common.
1. Rooms are engaged for the en-
t,ra Academic wear Wjthdra veal