# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S547
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ment” was adopted

546 Report of Board for Higher Education

XIV. PHYSICAL PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

With the exception of obsotete classroo
Oreg., and Concordia, Mo.,
its Preparatory colleges,
serviceable and

m buildings at Portlane
Synod has Provided excellent Plants fc

In Practically at! aspects they are ver
are in a good state of repair,

It cannot be expected that the existing plants will fully mee

The provisions for social r
inadequate, Stude

meeting the visitors other than the dormit
of the students,

The janitorial] Servicing of the educational plants, and most par
ticularly: of the men’s dormitories, is far from good. This represe:
one of the weakest conditions at Synod’s institutions, a

In external appearance the campuses
whole, present an ungroomed impression, T:

™ Properly done. I€ js Tecognized that shrubs and trees. are
expensive, but they should be vi

which will be offset by the prest
an attractive campus.
internal environment, all

. Recommendations
It is recommended:

That the local administrations of the schools in question be-direrted.
to improve the general orderliness, cleanliness, and attractiveness .o;
their buildings and grounds. ‘

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‘ACTION OF SYNOD
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The recommendat: “XIV. Physical Plant and Equip;