MINUTES ON MELTING OF COMMITTEE OW
STUDENT LIVING CONDITIONS

The Comaittes on Student Living Conditions under the direction of
Wiss Plorence Black, chairman, met at 9:00 a. m. Saturday, February 21,
in the office of the Adviser of Women, 220 Frank Strong Nell. All members
of the conmittee--Dr. Allen, Dr. Canuteson, Mr. Ambrosius, Mr. Clark,
ir, Werner, Miss Meguiar, and Miss Black were present,

Miss Black announced that a sub-committee of the following
persong-~Miss Meguiar, Mr. Werner, and Mr. Ambrosgiug--had been appointed
to handle the details regarding controversial issues between householders
and students and to make financial adjustuents.

_ Miss Black stated that the purpose of the meeting was to learn
about the problems with which the comittee would generally be concerned.
Miss Meguier and Miss Miller presented to each member of the comai ttee a
statement covering the following questions on housing of studente--fire
protection, lighting, furnishings, heating, regulations regarding sixe
of rooms and bath room facilities, health of students, inspection service,
price fixation, financial adjustments with a citation of present
pegubathoms regarding length of contract of residence and penalties for
default,

Dr, Canuteson, reporting on prokiens of student health, pointed
out that the purpose of the health service is to provide medieal attention
to students, physical examinations, advice on corrective defects, certain
teaching work, and work on cooperative enterprises with other agencies
involving housing sondi tions, end general welfare of the student in the
class room-lighting, heating, nutrition, and environment. Medical care of
the sick"ie @ snall part of the service, but the work at the University of
Kansas began as hospitalisation and dispensary sorviee for the sick.