Now that the examination period is again confronting us, the ventilation of the rooms in which the examinations are to be conducted becomes quite an important consideration to every student. Especially is this true during the warm weather of the middle of June. When a number of men, as sometimes happens, are put into a hot, close room to under-go a three-hour examination, or, indeed, even a shorter one, unless every precaution be taken the air necessarily becomes impure and unfit to breathe, greatly to the disadvantage of those at work. And since the result of a year's work may depend on one examination, it is but fair that the student should not be handicapped in his efforts by poor ventilation.
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