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Show signer 0f the petition giving a copy of the resolution Just adopted and informing each that the letter and the Petition had been referred to the Committee on Faculty Relations for consideration and report to the Board. Roylance A letter from Professor William G. Eoylance, ing affairs at the University, was read and, concern- on motion, referred to the Committee on Faculty Relations for consideration and report. Women‘s Clubs The resolutions of the City Federation of Women's CIHbSQu and the petition of the P. R. 0. Society were read and : P. E. 0. referred-to the Committee on Faculty Relations for conSociety sideration and report. On motion, recess was taken until 7:30, p. m., at the same Place. - vigéfifaég257‘ ' . , ,flao/ Secretaryl 7:30 P. M., March 27, 1915. At the evening session of the Board of Regents, there President Kingsbury's were present, Chairman Riter and Regents Gemmell, Whitman... Statement in. Middleton, Williams, Van Cott, Mattson, Porter,and Kingsbfi"E‘ With respect to University affairs, President Kingsbufifli that he had not (consulted with the deans concerning of departments that did work in all, or several of the'if‘ such as mathematics, English, chemistry, etc. He said [Hi |
