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The Oregon Agricultural College, nt
Corvallis, is again perm itted to take
part m intercollegiate athletics. T he
following rules governing this d e p a rt
m ent ot student affairs at Corvallis
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to represent (1. A .C J u a ,,y p u b l,
athletic contest, either individually or
as a m em ber of any team, who, either
before or since entering the college, shall
have engaged for money in anv athletic
com petition, w hether for a stake, or a
money prize, or a share of the entrance
fees or admission money, or shall have
taught or engaged in any athletic ex er
cise or sport as a means of livlihood; or
who shall at any tim e have received for
taking p art in any athletic sport or con
test any pecuniary gain or em olum ent
whatever, direct or indirect, with the
single exception th at he may have re
ceived from the college organization, or
from any perm anent am ateur association
<>f w hich he was at th e tim e a m em ber,
,h e am ount by which the expenses
necessarily incurred by him in repre-
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111 s I. tests exceeding his ordinary e •X penses.
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t o | B E L L A LEONARD, A lbany , N. Y.
W holesale m akers of the CAPS and GOWNS for the A m eri.
can I Diversities and Colleges,
U niversity of Oregon, U niversitv of ( ’alifornia, Stanford
U niversity of Chicago, Colum bia, Yale, H arvard and
others.
Illustrated b u lletin , sam ples, etc., upon application.
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