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BOARDING HOUSES.
  
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BOARDING HOUSES.

There are two large boarding houses within the precincts of the University,
and several outside, but in the immediate vicinity. At these


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most of the students find accommodations, and at charges essentially
the same. Some find accommodations in private families; some also,
for the sake of economy, mess together and board themselves.

To secure rooms in the University buildings, application may be made
by letter to the Proctor; but if the rent is not deposited with him before
the 15th of September, the room is considered to be unengaged.