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and every year a list of the matriculated students shall be sub-
mitted to the Faculty, showing when the students have not been
present, together with corresponding certificates as to the time
they have attended the lectures and instruction.
Art. 8. At the close of the third year the student receives a
certificate that he has completed his course; this certificate must
be presented to the Faculty in order to obtain for the student the
right to examination for receiving a dentist's diploma.
Art. 9. A certificate from a dentist whose course of instruc-
tion has not been approved by the Faculty possesses no value.
Art. 10. A committee, appointed by the Faculty shall inspect
the condition and curriculum of the free practical dental schools.
Art. 11. The interior order and discipline of the schools are
regulated by the directors, having been approved by the Faculty.
Art. 12. The fees for each term and for the certificate of
practice shall be fixed by the directors of the school.
Art. 13. Substitutes or assistants at the free dental schools
must be dentists possessing diplomas from the Faculty.
Art. 14. No student is permitted to enter the free practical
dental schools without having regularly matriculated as a dental
student in the Medical Faculty.
If a student fails to pass the Faculty examinations,
Art. 15.
he does not receive credit for that year's practice at the free den-
tal school at the succeeding year's examination.
Art. 16. During the last term of the third year every student
must attend the surgical clinic at the school and perform the
operations prescribed by the chief of the clinic.
Art. 17. The Board of Examination for the practical dental
examination shall be composed of the three Faculty professors
and one professor of free instruction; the last to be elected
yearly by the " free professors," and with the same privileges en-
joyed by the other members of the Board.