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Title: Bridgewater State Normal School Massachusetts : (catalogue)
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: State Normal School (Bridgewater, Mass.)
Subjects: State Normal School (Bridgewater, Mass.)--Catalogs Bridgewater State Normal School (Bridgewater, Mass.)--Catalogs Universities and colleges--Curricula--Catalogs
Publisher: Wright & Potter
Contributing Library: Bridgewater State University
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Public Library

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he new Woodward Hall, completed inSeptember, 1911, contains ninety rooms. Each building hasits own reception room, is heated by steam, lighted by elec-tricity and thoroughly ventilated. The halls are in charge ofthe principal of the school and the dean. All of the buildings are equipped with a fire-alarm systemand with modern fire-protective apparatus. The school has onits own grounds a powerful fire pump and hydrants, with stand-pipes in the buildings, and a private fire-alarm box. The natural science garden, the gift of Mr. Albert GardnerBoyden, the former principal of the school, serves as an out-of-door laboratory for biology, geography and school gardening.The greenhouse, the working laboratory of the natural sciencegarden, is the gift of Mrs. Elizabeth R. Stevens, a graduate ofthe school. The Campus. Boyden Park comprises six acres of land across the streeteast of the buildings. It has a beautiful pond in the center,shade trees, and pleasant walks dividing it into open areas for
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, BRIDGEWATER. 45 tennis courts and for other outdoor sports. South Field, acrossthe street on the south side, includes two acres of level groundwhich is used for athletic sports. Expenses. Tuition. — To residents of Massachusetts declaring theirintention to teach in the public schools of the Commonwealthtuition is free. Residents of other States, and residents ofMassachusetts who intend to teach in other States or in pri-vate schools, may be admitted upon the payment of tuitionat the rate of $50 a year, one-half of which amount is payableat the beginning of each term, or half year; provided, that theadmission of such students does not exclude or inconvenienceresidents of Massachusetts intending to teach in the publicschools of the Commonwealth. Board is furnished at the cost of food and service. Ratesare payable quarterly, in advance, and are made on the basisof two students occupying one room and taking care of theirroom, except for those occupying Normal Hall,

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