Identifier: cumberlanduniver1918cumb (find matches)
Title: Cumberland University Bulletin
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Cumberland Univ.
Subjects: Cumberland University (Lebanon, Tenn.) Universities and colleges-Curricula-Catalogs
Publisher: Cumberland University
Contributing Library: Cumberland University, Vise Library
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English. Geo. H. Rossmann,Business Manager, Accountant. Mrs. George A. McClain, Matron. Y. P. WOOTEN, Law Department Treasurer. iResigned February 9, 1918. designed January 9, 1918, to enter National service. 3Resigned November 20, 1917 (War Bride). 4From November 20, 1917. COMMITTEES OF THE FACULTY (The President of the University is ex-officio a member of all committees.) Entrance and Courses.Professors Drane, Hill, Bone. Buildings and Grounds.The President and the Registrar. Discipline.Professors Hill, Bone and Mr. Hyden. Scholarships and Self-Help.Professors Bone, Drane and Mr. Hyden. Library.Professors Stockton, Graham, Hussey. Athletics.Professors Smith, Hill and Hussey. Students Organizations.Professors Drane, Hill and Smith. Religious Life and Work.The President, Professors Smith, Stockton. Literary Work.Professors Stockton, Drane and Hussey. Social Entertainments, Etc.Mrs. Burke, Professor Moore, Miss Allen. Publicity and Publications.The President, Professors Bone and Smith.
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GENERAL STATEMENT This special bulletin is issued simply to supplement the Gen-eral Catalog of 1916-17, to which reference is made for generalinformation regarding the University. A General Catalog for1917-18 will not be printed this year. Special attention is called to the changes in the admissionrequirements as they are given en page 12 of this bulletin.Hereafter only two units will be permitted as conditions in ad-mission to college standing, thus requiring thirteen units forregular standing as a freshman. Note also the changes in the requirements for graduationas given on page 15 of the bulletin. War conditions have largely determined the arrangementsfor the year, and they must in large part again determine plansfor the coming year. Statements in regard to rates for boardand room are tentative only and are subject to change duringthe year if necessity arises. Every effort will be made to main-tain the same rates as last year and, at least, to keep them atthe lowest possible standa

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