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( C aclc ndarv 1 9 0 JANUARY 2—Second Term begins. Short Winter Course in Agriculture begins. JANUARY 19—Birthday of General R. E. Lee. FEBRUARY 19—One Hundred and Sixth Anniversary of the Dcmosthc-nian Society. FEBRUARY 22—Washington’s Birthday. Eighty-seventh Anniversary of tlie Phi Kappa Society. MARCH 2 — Freshman Competitive Debates. MARCH 10—Sophomore Competitive Debates. MARCH 23—Junior Competitive Debates. MARCH 24—Second Term ends. MARCH 30—Short Winter Course in Agriculture ends. APRIL 21-27—Cadets nnd Engineering Corps go into encampment. MAY 20 - All Prize Essa s must be in by this date. JUNE 10—Board of Visitors meets in Athens. JUNE 1.3 — Board of Trustees meets in annual session in Athens. JUNE 13-15— Examinations for entrance. JUNE 15. SATURDAY 5 p. m.. Prize Drill of the Corps of Cadets. 8:30 p. m, Champion Debate between Phi Kappa an Demoslheninn Societies. JUNE 10. SUNDAY -11 n. m.. Baccalaureate Sermon. JUNE 17. MONDAY—11 a. m.. Sophomore Declamations. 4 p. m.. Junior Orations. Deliver) of Sophomore Prizes. JUNE 18. TUESDAY— 10 a. m.. Meeting of the Alumni Society. 12 m.. Oration before the Alumni. Alumni luncheon. 4 p. m., Exercises by undergraduates representing the branches of the University. JUNE 19. WEDNESDAY—Commencement Day. Orations by Academic and Law Graduates. Baccalaureate Address. Degrees Conferred. Summer Vacation begins. JULY 1—University Summer School begins. AUGUS T 2 — Summer School closes. SEPTEMBER 14—Faculties meet. SEPTEMBER 1G-18—Examinations for entrance. SEPTEMBER 1G - Registration Books open. SEPTEMBER 18—Recitations and classes begin in all Departments. NOVEMBER 23—National Thanksgiving Day. DECEMBER 21—Christmas Recess begins
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Government of the University of Georgia. Tin government of the University, l»y Act of the General Assembly, approved August 2d, 1889. is vested in a Hoard of Trustees, appointed by the Go -ernor for a term of eight years, and confirmed by the Senate. The Board consists of one member from each Congressional district of llu State, four from the State at large, and two from the city of Athens. The Governor and the Chairmen of the Hoard of Directors of the School of Technology. the Georgia Normal and Industrial College, and the Colored Industrial College are cx-ofiicio members of the Board. The immediate control and management of each of the departments of the University situated elsewhere thau at Athens is entrusted (subject to general control by the University Trustees) to a “Local Board ' or a “Commission.’ the number of members, mode of appointment and terms of office of which vary. 'I’lie University Trustees meet in stated annual session on the Thursday preceding the Uommeneemenf Sunday, and at other linns at their pleasure. The present organization of the Board is as follows: 11 is Excellency, Gov. J. M. Tkrrkll. Atlanta, cx-oftieio. Term Expires June, 1907. G. F. Gohku, .Marietta. From the Stall at Large. 'Perm Expires Sept. 1. 1907. Clark IIowkll. Atlanta. From the State at Large. Term Expires Sept. 1. 1909. V. E. Simmons. Lawreneeville. From the State at Large. Hamilton McWikirtkr. Athens. • From the State at Large. S. B. Adams. Savannah. First Congressional District. B. B. Bowkr. Jr.. Bainhridge. Second Congressional District. Term Expires Sept. 1. 1911. Term Expires Sept. 1, 191: . Term Expires Sept. 1, 1912. Term Expires Sept. 1. 191: . Iirm.KY M. H roues. Danville. Third Congressional District. Term Expires Sept. 1, 191.9. IIknrv Persons. 'fa Hint ton. Fourth Congressional District. If. I). McDaniel. Monroe, Fifth Congressional District. A. O. Bacon. Macon, Sixth Congressional District. I). B. Hamilton. Koine. Seventh Congressional District. Term Expires Sept. 1. 1911. Term Expires Sept. 1. 1911. Term Expires Sept. 1. 1909. Term Expires Sept. 1, 1909.
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