To the Regents of the University the Committee On Building to Whom It Was Refe
To the Regents of the University the Committee On Building to Whom It Was Refe
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the Regents of a University, consisting of an unfurnished wooden building, capable of accommodating four or five hun- dred students, but situated four miles from any centre of population, and so, practically inaccessible to students, unpos- sessed of a single book or other material means of instruc- tion or of a dollar wherewith to procure them, and whereof all the learning reposes in the breasts of a corps of Profes- sors, the means for the payment of whose salaries are at best very precarious....
Third, as to place : So far as the College of Agriculture is concerned, the location of the tract known as the University Site is probably unobjectionable, indeed possesses some de- cided advantages ; but for the other Colleges of applied Science and for that of Letters, we think the contrary clearly the case, at least at present. We are forbidden to adopt the dormitory system, hence our students must rely for accom- modations, board and lodging, etc. , on the vicinity. The Uni- versity Site has absolutely none; it is four miles out of town ; about as near to any accommodation of the kind as the ocean beach is at Point Lobos.
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the Regents of a University, consisting of an unfurnished wooden building, capable of accommodating four or five hun- dred students, but situated four miles from any centre of population, and so, practically inaccessible to students, unpos- sessed of a single book or other material means of instruc- tion or of a dollar wherewith to procure them, and whereof all the learning reposes in the breasts of a corps of Profes- sors, the means for the payment of whose salaries are at best very precarious....
Third, as to place : So far as the College of Agriculture is concerned, the location of the tract known as the University Site is probably unobjectionable, indeed possesses some de- cided advantages ; but for the other Colleges of applied Science and for that of Letters, we think the contrary clearly the case, at least at present. We are forbidden to adopt the dormitory system, hence our students must rely for accom- modations, board and lodging, etc. , on the vicinity. The Uni- versity Site has absolutely none; it is four miles out of town ; about as near to any accommodation of the kind as the ocean beach is at Point Lobos.
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