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the very reasonable rates, which
we have appreciated were pled--
ged for use, and Dr. Ordahl and
Miss Day were asked to draw
up a course of study, which they
did.

On July 31st another meeting of the
Board of Regents was held dur--
ing which it was unanimously
voted to make the Summer
Session a permanent institution.

This present session will close
Friday, August 2nd with a Ban--
quet at the Century Club. The
teachers, instructors, and Regents
with Dr. Stubbs and wife, Supt
Bray and wife, Librarian Laym--
an and wife, and City Supt. Bill--
inghurst and wife, as honored guests
will be present.

Now has this Nevada's first
Summer School been a success.
An enrollment of from forty to six--
ty was promised. Eighty seven have
registered, and the voices of the te--
achers themselves in declaring how
the class-work has given them
new ideas, new aims, and new
inspirations, speak louder than
words flung from any pen could
do. And the associations with our