Annual Report of the Executive Committee and Addresses Delivered Together with Lists of Senators, Governors, Graduates, &C (Volume 22)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1882. Excerpt: ... from the members present, and the Body of the College shall also appoint a secretary and any other officer necessary for the carrying out of the objects of the Body. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 19. That the Body of the College appoint the Faculty, with or without any Fellow or Scholar, an executive committee of the Body of the College to carry into effect and manage the details of the duties, matters and things devolving on the Body. REPORT. 20. The Body of the College shall present a report of their doings to the Board of Governors at their meetings during the anniversary proceedings of the College. EXCEPTION, ETC. 21. That the Board of Governors may except to any of the proceedings or action of the Body of the College, in which, case they shall transmit their exceptions in writing to the Secretary of the Body of the College, and such proceedings and action so excepted to shall, as far as practicable, be thereupon suspended until the Body of the College shall have re-considered their action, --but that should the Body of the College, at a regular called meeting, sustain and re-affirm by a two-third vote of the members present, the action so accepted to, that then the suspension shall be overridden--and the action or procedure so excepted to, shall be and continue in full force and effect. INTERCHANGEABLE MEETINGS. 29. That the Body of the College, or any member thereof, shall have liberty to meet with the Board of Governors, at any session not by them declared private, and the Board of Governors, or any members thereof, shall, in like manner, have liberty to meet with the Body of the College, at any session not declared private, at which sessions both parties shall have the liberty of interchanging their views and opinions, but the right of moving or seconding r..