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The Committee on Student Living Conditions under the direction of Miss
Florence Black, Chairman, met in the Office of Miss Elisabeth Meguier, Adviser
of Women, at 4:30 Thursday, April 25, 1942. Miss Meguiar, Mise Bleck and Miss
Miller, who acted as secretary pro tem, attended the meetings In view of the
fact that Mrs Ambrosius and Mr. Clark were uneble to be present, their report
regarding the development of interest and plans in obtaining money for University
Health Service through some benefactor was tabled.

However, in view of the fact that the comuittes had made « recommendation
that a course of hygiene be introduced in the University curriculum, this subject
was further discussed. it was decided that the matters pertaining to the our+
ricula content were outside the juris&dction of the committee on Student Living
Conditions, Miss Meguiar suggeetet that a comittes be appointed to study the
currleular vequirenents, purposes and wisdon im giving © course of this character.

3 30 ee We Cohennenn Of eginden that cnn dapertunnt cheuld have the B00
esponsibility of a course in hygiene. Miss Meguiar suggested that the matter be
referred to Doetor Cenuteson for further investigation of ways and means of see
ouring instruction in hygiene. Miss Wegular mado « brief mention of the necting
of a lawrence Householders Committee which she and Mr. Werner attended, At the
meting the Lawrence Householders Comittee which she ahd Mrs Werner attended,
tho Lawrence householders requested that the University £111 student rooms in
private rooming houses, homes and boarding oluss before dormitories were
rented. It was the householders request that dormitories be left idle until
rooming houses were filled. We particular action was taken at the householders
meeting, since members of the University Housing Committee required time for
investigation and consideration of the householders’ propositions

Miss Black suggested that we write to Manhattan for a quotation of prices