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  The Committee on Course of Study

  Board of Regents Papers 1869-, paper
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  THE STANDARD OF LIVING AMONG STUDENTS, continued

  Hesperiean Student article
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  THE STANDARD OF LIVING AMONG STUDENTS
• THE STUDENT, as it
• We hear it intimated
• It has often been remarked
• Without doubt something of a preparatory department
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  EDITOR HESPERIAN STUDENT

  page from Hesperian Student
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  EDITOR HESPERIAN STUDENT

  page from the Hesperian Student
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  It is, perhaps, unfortunate

  This editorial is part of other editorials in the Hesperian Student
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  The University may well

  This editorial is part of other editorials in the Hesperian Student
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  Each year the line of demarcation

  This editorial is part of other editorials in the Hesperian Studen
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  Ninety-Nine, continued

  page from "Class Histories of the Preparatory Department", The Sombrero
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  Ninety-Nine

  page from The Sombrero, "Class Histories of the Preparatory Department"
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  Ninety Eight, continued

  page two, from "The Class Histories of the Preparatory Department", The Sombrero
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  Ninety-Eight

  Pages from The Sombrero, "Class Histories of the Preparatory Department"
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  Our Preps

  Article from The Sombrero
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  Our Preps

  Article from The Sombrero
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  Biennial Reports of the Board of Regents

  Biennial Reports of the Board of Regents, Sixth Report
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  Biennial Reports of the Board of Regents

  Biennial Reports of the Board of Regents, Sixth Report
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  X. SUB-FRESHMAN DEPARTMENT

  Biennial Reports of the Board of Regents
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  COURSE OF STUDY

  Biennial Reports of the Board of Regents
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  II. ORGANIZATION OF THE COLLEGE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN LITERATURE, MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE (continued)

  Biennial Reports to the Governor
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  II. ORGANIZATION OF THE COLLEGE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN LITERATURE, MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE

  Biennial Reports to the Governor
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  Secretary's Record of the Board of Regents, June 14, 1871

  The Board of Regents minutes used here encompasses more than just the Latin School. The section on the Latin School is left in situ with the rest of the minutes from the page.