722 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 331

6. The Board of Trustees shall establish the positions
and fix the salaries and emoluments of the executive head
of the college and of the heads of departments, officers,
teachers, instructors and other officers and employees.
The administrative and teaching staffs of Morgan Col-
lege shall, upon the transfer, become the administrative
and teaching staffs of Morgan State College for the ensuing
year, subject to such changes as the Board may find it
necessary to make for good cause shown; and thereafter,
appointments to said staffs shall be made as provided
in Section 8 of this Article.

7. The executive head of the college shall be elected
by the Board of Trustees. He may attend all meetings
of the Board. By and with his advice, the Board shall
determine and regulate the courses of instruction in the
college, but no instruction, sectarian in religion or parti-
san in politics, shall be permitted in any department.
The Board may confer such appropriate degrees as it
may determine.

8. The executive head of the college shall have author-
ity, subject to the approval of the Board, to give general
direction to the work of the institution in all of its depart-
ments. He shall have power to appoint the heads of
departments and such other professors, teachers, instruc-
tors and other officers and employees of the college to the
positions established by the Board of Trustees, and he
shall define their duties and supervise the performance
thereof. The Board of Trustees shall have power to
remove from office any of said persons when, in the judg-
ment of the Board, the good of the college requires it.

9. All persons holding degrees from Morgan College
shall be classed as alumni of the State Institution, and
the general and local alumni associations of Morgan College
shall be recognized by the State institution. The rank
and status of each student of Morgan College, as certified
by the dean and approved by the president thereof, shall
be accepted by the State College as the basis for the organ-
ization of the students.

10. The Attorney-General of the State shall be the
legal adviser of the Board of Trustees, and shall institute,
prosecute and defend all suits of their behalf.

11. If the transfer contemplated in the foregoing sec-
tions of this Article takes place, all monies appropriated
by the General Assembly of Maryland for the current