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.... 5? ... ,,. .. 1 . 5 ... . ..1. ,..4 ..,, ., ,. .,,. ,.. ,A .... . , A.., ,.A. S I C , Board and Room For Students TUDENTS from out of town are urged to come direct to the ottice of the school and our registrar will person- ally see that they are comfort- ably located. The charge for room and board is from 956.50 t-e O per week at the Berke- ley Club, Dunwoody Hall, Clinton Club. Central Club and Kirkbride Club. Th e school also has a list of desir- able private homes which can be recommended very highly, where our students have been taken care of for many years. T - is K - C . . c d , g a-ss-ive: Berkeley Club fur Girls, one of the homes er MacPhail Students are comfortably housed 1925-1926 Calendar V' Students May Register At Any Time Fall Term Upens W'eek of Sept. 7th, First Term Examinations, lYeek of Nov. 9th. Second Term Begins Nov. 16th. Vacation-One WVeek, Dec. 25th to jan. lst inclusive. Second Term Examinations, Week of Jan. 25th. Third Term Begins Feb. lst. Third Term Examinations, XYeek of April 4-tn. Fourth Term Begins April llth. l Fourth Term Examinations, lVeek of june 6th, Graduation lVeek Begins June 13th. Summer School Begins June 20th. The regular school year consists of four terms of ten weeks each. The summer session is an intensive six Weeks course. The August summer session is of live weeks duration featuring daily lessons in all subjects.
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5 . ,. ,.., 4 . ,, . ,.,, ,,,. ,.. ,.. ... Q . ..A ,.,4 ,,.. it . I ..... .., ,.., ...4 , ,... S2 ... A. ,... ,.... 9 ., ..,. . , , ,.. ,..44 .... ..., ,, Affiliated with Hamline University HE MacPhail School of Music is affiliated with Hamline Uni- versity, one of the oldest and most conservative colleges in lilinnesota. Students who desire to augment their practical and theoretical studies in music and dramatic art with academic and pedagogical instruction will receive credit towards graduation from either Hamline University or the MacPhail School. This affiliation places at the disposal of MacPhail School stu- dents the entire academic resources of one of the northwest's leading universities. Selecting a Teacher The choice of teacher lies entirely with the student, although upon request the registrar will in every way possible assist pupils to select the teachers best suited to their individual needs. In choosing a teacher, previous methods of study, amount of time available for practice and personality of the student should be taken into consideration. Examinations for Students Who Wish Credit Toward Graduation Those students who desire credit for previous study towards graduation may present credentials or take a private examination from their teachers. Those who wish to study without graduation in view are not subject to examination. Regular examinations are held at the end of each term of ten weeks when students are given a written statement of their standings in all subjects. These reports will be mailed to parents by the school upon request. Music As a Profession The ever-increasing demand for music teachers, soloists, church singers, public school music supervisors, concert artists, orchestra players. church and theatre organists, dramatic readers and musicians in Lyceum and Chautauqua companies, is such that the MacPhail School of Music has placed hundreds of its graduates in profitable positions. A greater number of applications are being received each year for graduates to take important engagements. No charge is made to the student for obtaining positions. Certificates, Diplomas and Degrees Issued Upon Completion of Courses MacPhail School diploma is a guarantee that the holder has completed a thorough course of study. The two year diploma is accepted by the State Department of Education and gradu- ates are certified to teach in public schools without further exam- ination.
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