Oct. 6, 1941

Chancellor's Offices
Campus

Dear Mr. Nichols,

Tn making a study of the fees charged for courses in the
Department ef Physical Education we are again faced with the —
fact that a fee of $1.50 plus $1.00 is still charged for
‘eourses 67W and 68W. As I recall, we have asked that this fee
be removed because it entaile e duplication of fees for the
women students whe enrell in these courses. Courses 67W and
68W are for junior women majoring in Physical Education, and in
most cages these students are enrolled at the same time in other
major courses forvhich the towel end locker fee is charged.

I am under the impression that we have previously asked the bud-—
get committee to act on this request. I trust that action may
pe taken on this fee at an early date.

I also wish to recommend the adoption of a fee of $1.00 (no
deposit) fer course No. 176, Teste and Measurements in Physical —
Bé@ucation, for the materials used in this course, effective at
the beginning of the second semester.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation
Fca/pg Varsity Basketball Coach .