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• % ,,o 0.50 per week apply himself with diligence (Abstract of Laws 1. No pupil will be received under 11 years of age, and who has not acquired some knowledge of the elementary branches of an English education. 2. Pupils from a distance will, i t all cases, reside in the Institute. 3. No pupil will leave the Institute grounds at any time, with- out permission from the Principal. 4. Teachers and pupils will take their meals at the same table, and both are expected to be punctual and exact in the discharge of every duty. fU ' ree cAlloivanceJ, A free allowance of pocket money leads a student into many snares, and greatly interferes with his progress in study. The money for minors should generally be deposited with some citizen or member of the Faculty, who will act as guardian and render semi-annual accounts; charging five per cent, commission on the amount expended. ( ollegiate and (Academic Sxpenses $30.00 per annum 20.00 Tuition in College. Tuition Academy, Room rent, 7.5 Library — College Students, 2.00 Care and cleaning of public rooms, 1.00 Fuel, 1.00 Fuel for students ' private rooms, 3.00 Repairs by general average, .60 Board can be obtained from $1.75 to $2.75 per week. These, however, are above the usual prices in ordinary seasons. A goodly number of students board themselves, and in clubs, at an expense, ranging from $0.50 to $1.50 per week. That is what the prospective student faced back in the 1850 ' s. Those were the rules gu ' erning the hrst graduating class one hundred years ago. We are attempting to present, in the following pages, a sample of what the campus is like today. The years ha e passed swiftly, new memories have been cherished by each class, progress and maturitx- have been marked char- acteristics of Bucknell as an educational institution. PUF?tHwEA exercise a watchful care over the morals . . , . ♦ ♦
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