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the regulation ander the present set-up, it was suggested that the matter
be referred to the Chancellor for some administrative action, It was
the comzon consent of the members of the Committee that houses not be
approved unless the food handlers have been inspected for tuberculosis by
the University Health Service.

Dr. Canuteson brought out the fact that frequently illnesses
among @tudents in the rooming houses are not reported. Under present
regulations students may call any physician they want, but there should be
some arrangement requiring the householder to report to the Students!

Advi sers' offices so that students will be cared for. There should be a
very — veforense to some intermediate source.

br. Allen raiged the question of educating the students to.
understand that they are better off when they do have hospitalization when
they are ill. Many students feel thet they must not report to the
Student Health Service when they are 111 lest they be confined to the |
hospital. Dr. Camuteson reviewed techniques which aro used in the hospital
service to encourage students who are il] to remain in the hospital and
stated that 25% do go to the hospitel and the average length of students!
hospitalisation ie three days. .

ur. Ambrosius suggested a enue in hygiene with credit recorded
on the student's transeript for the course, ur, Ambroslus suggested that
the matter be referred to the Chancellor with the recouendation that a
thorough course be given in Hygiene to all students through the combined
efforts and cooperation of the University Hoalth Service and the Departnaent

of Physical Equeation. A motion to this effect made by Ur. Ambrosius
and seconded by Miss Meguiar was passed unanimously.