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READING DIRECTORYâ 1 9 1 4 .
the dining hall, w ith oak floor & panelÃDg & oak open roof.
The
studentsâ room s are arranged in sets on the east & west sides. Every
student has his own private study-bedroom , & room s are also provided
fo r the warden & for other resident members o f the staff. The southÂ
east corner o f the quadrangle is occupied by the principalâs lodge.
The H all provides fo r 76 students; S. B. W ard b.a. warden.
St.
Patrickâ s H all, a hall o f residence for men students, was opened in
September, 1913. It is situated in Northcourt avenue on high ground
overlooking the Kennet valley & provides accommodation for 65 students;
R ichard L loyd Pearson, warden. St.. Andrew âs H all o f Residence for
women students was opened in April, 1911, & was placed at the disposal
o f the C ollege b y M r. A lfred P alm er; there is accom modation for 80
students; Miss M ary Bolam m . a . warden.
W essex H all, a new hall o f
residence fo r women students, was opened in September, 1913.
It
occupies a site in Redlands road opposite St. A n drew âs H all & provides
accom m odation fo r 21 students.
St. G eorgeâs H ostel, which was
specially erected, provides accom m odation for 39 women students, each
student having a cubicle, or a single bedroom , or a study-bedroom ; Miss
Jessie Ormerod, warden.
In addition there are certain recognised
houses o f residence.
The Session consists o f three terms (Autum n,
Lent i& Summ er) o f ten weeks each.
Visitor, The Dean o f Christ Church, O xford
President, J. Herbert Benyon M.A., j.p . Lord Lieutenant o f Berkshire
Chairman
of
Council, A lfred Palm er
Treasurer, W . A. M ount
m. a
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., m . p
Secretary & R egistrar, Francis H. W right
Tutorial Secretary, H. Knapm an
M edical Officer, H. W . Coleman
m .a
m .a
m . d ., m . k . c . s ., l . k . c . p
Medical Officer fo r W om en's H alls, Dr. M . F lorence Arm itage
U N I V E R S IT Y COLLEGE, RE A G IN G ,
Marked thus ( * ) are members o f the Academ ic Board.
P
r in c ip a l ,
* W . M . Childs m . a . K eble College, O xford (H onorary
Professor o f Modern H istory)
Fa
cu lty
of
letters
.
Dean o f the Faculty, »P rofessor W . G. de Burgh m.a.
P
h il o s o p h y .
P rofessor, * W . G. de Burgh m . a . M erton College, O xford (tu tor)
Lecturer, S. B. W ard b . a . W adham C ollege, O xford (tu tor)
Lecturer in Psychology, A. W . P . W olters m . a . Lund. Associate o f U n iverÂ
sity College, Reading (tu to r)