Randall Building.
This building contains 32 single and 10 double rooms which
are assigned only to students taking board at the University Commons,
and, any student occupying a room in this building, failing
to remain at the commons for any portion of the session, will vacate
the same.
| Single room |
$35.00 |
| Double room |
40.00 |
| Double room with study (only one such room in building) |
50.00 |
| No janitor service is provided for rooms in this building. |
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| The single rooms are 10×14; 10×15, or 10×16. |
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| The double rooms are 14×15; 15×15, or 15×17. |
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| The study is 9′ 6″×11′ 6″. |
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East Range.
| Rooms in Old Gymnasium building (8) |
$60.00 |
| Other rooms on East Range |
72.00 |
West Range.
| Rooms, no heat, but provided with grate (4) |
60.00 |
| Other rooms |
72.00 |
East and West Lawns.
| Rooms in Bachelor's Row (9) (smaller than others) |
70.00 |
| Other rooms |
75.00 |
Dawson's Row.
| Rooms |
75.00 |
Dawson's Row comprises seven detached 8-room houses, water
closet in each house, lavatory with running water in each room.
Bath house with shower is provided for this row.
Monroe Hill.
| Single room, no heat, but provided with grate |
$54.00 |
The rooms on East and West Lawns, East and West Ranges,
Dawson's Row and Monroe Hill, with the exception of Bachelor's
Row on West Lawn, are commodious and are frequently occupied
by two students, in which event no extra charge is made.
Two students may rent a room together, each paying his half of
the rent.
Furnished rooms may be rented in private boarding houses outside
the university grounds at prices ranging from $5.00 to $20.00 a
month.
Table board will be furnished at the University Commons at
$15.00 per month, or may be obtained at private houses outside of
the university grounds at prices ranging from $15 to $25 a month.
Board and lodging can be obtained at private houses outside
the university grounds at from $18.50 to $50.00 a month.
With strict economy the cost of board, lodging, heat, light, and
washing can be brought within $20.00 a month.
The cost of books and stationery varies much with the branches
studied. It is probably greatest in the Department of Law, where,
for the entire three years' course, it amounts to about $165. But
in this department, as in that of Medicine, the books purchased
form the necessary nucleus of a professional library, and their cost
does not belong to transient expenses.
