Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who desire financial aid during 1923-24 may make application at the Dean's office in University Hall before May 21 for a $50 or $75 loan, to be awarded on a basis of merit. Those in charge of the awarding of the money of this loan fund desire that the student include in his application a complete statement of his financial position.
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