OUR SOLDIERS

Grey River Argus, 3 May 1919, Page 3

OUR SOLDIERS

SOLDIER STUDENTS. TEST CONCESSIONS AT ' UNIVERSITY. (Pet Press Association). ( WELLINGTON, May * j It has been decided by the Recess , Committee of 'the ''.Senate that return- | ed soldiers applying for provisional j registration aud taking a course of -j study for \vhich_ lectures are not provided at the coiiejge to which they are j attached, will have their proviso«al j registration continued if they pass a section of their exam at the end of ] the year. Where the facilities for . < lectures 'are afforded, a student must ] attend classes amd sit for coilege ; . exams, and the prfessoCial board ! shall advise the Senate at the end of ■'< tlie student's first year as to whether! matriculation should be confirmed. j \ Application hag been made to the; Judges of the Supreme Court, asking that a. provisional matriculation rghouU* i also cover the requirements for the law professional exams, but. the Judges ! have decided that they cannot allow' Latin to be waived and students'. 'must j pass in that übjeet to complete the Solicitors General Knowledge Exam, i