election of the two men, who shall !le- ('ome Assistant Administrators the follow- ing year. He may, however, be present at the election of the Administrator.
(2). If one or both of the Juniors are members of tbe Senate, and also Assistant Administrators, they shall not be present at the election of the Administrator for the following year, but may be pTesellt at the election of the two Assistant A(lminis- trator8 and the third and fourth choice.
Iniuistrator may be empow(~rcd h.Y the l'rcsi- 'lent of the Student Senate, 10 obtai"
Freslnnen lauor without formal notice.
5. None hut Seniors shaH carry calles.
6. Freshmen shall he required to 110111 open the ('hapel (loors every morniug unti I the student ho,ly shall have passed Ollt.
'rills is to take effect after the first assembly. The student hody ·shall pass out according to classes in the following oruer: Seniors, Juniors, SophomQres, l~resh
men, Specials; the whole body' standing at ollce upon the dismissal of cbapt-I."
7. FI'eshmen shall be strictly required to observe all the rules of COllnnon courtesy, aud shall show due respect to University Faculty ami epperelassmen hy touching caps, giving preference in C'Ili(,l'ing and leaving buildings, on th,e tpnni~ rOll!-ts, ('tc.
rl'!1~Y shaH nISio, when wa.lking in l'orn- PUllY with an upperclassman, carry ally hooks or parcels of said upperclassm:J 11.
8. Pl'e~ll1nell lnule students Blllst (':1 rry matches for Vpper-Classmen.
n. Freshmen shall learn the Alma Mater and all Campus Rules, aud shall be re- quired to pass an examination on the same on or about October 15th, at the dist'retlon of the Senate.
10. Freshmen must attend all College assemblies, excepting the regulated numlll'r of "cuts" allowed hy the College Office,
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all mass meetings and such varsity athletic events held at Alfred that occnl' hl'lwf'cn 8 :00 A. M. Monday and 6 :00 P. l\I. Frill"y.
Applica,tion for excuse must he written and given t.o a Senator twelve hours before hall'!.
(Exceptions may he made in emergencies).
11, All Freshmen are forbidden to wear knickers or white trousers At ANY TIME.
1.2. All Freshmen shall. keep oft' the grass west of the Kanakadea and shall not trespass on that section of the Campus bounded by the cement walks leading to Academy Hall and by Park and University
~treets, (All parts marked X on nUlp).
13. All persons are forbidden to tres- pass on that plot of ground indnded he- tween the rear of the Lihrary and TIurdiek Hall.
14. Movinw-Up Day shall he on the last Thursday before Decorat.ion Day.
After Moving-up Day lIlembers of Plleh daHs moving up shall enjoy all the pl"l\"l- lpges of that class into which they have moved, unless restricted lIy Student S"llate or Campus Court decree.
15. Men of the Freshmen Class who violate such Campus Rules as set forth in At·tlcle II, shall be tried and sentenced by the Campus Court, whose members shall execute, or cause to he executed, all decis- ions rendered by that body.
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ARTICLE lII-CL.'SS CO~TE"'rR 1. 'rile only COIHli tione(] stlHH.'nts a Ilo\vpfl to takG part ill these conte.ts nre fl,'.t year students. Uppm'dassmen shllll not take part except IlS here·in-after state,].
2. The officials of all athletic clas"
contests Rhall he upperclassmen In connee·
tion with the physical director, Legitimate contests shall consist of "prats," football, basl,etball (games by both men and women), debntes, cross country, and wrestling, (Men's and women's basketball games and tennis matches, respectively to ('ount as s('parate contests).
3. 'l'he Freshmnn Class must challenge the Sophomore ('laRS to the following con- tests: football, basketball, baseball, track.
trnni::i. debates, cross country and \Yl'{;stljug.
4. If in any case the It'reshnwn faH so to challenge in these latter contests. it
"h,,11 COllllt It victory for the Sophomore class. unles~ hy previous vote of hoth (~lnRRe~
It is ,lcci,lc,l to omit such conteHts.
ARTTCLE IV~PROCR
1. A real proc shall consist of a piece of paper or some other matQrial not smuller tl,an one squar" foot. bearing the nllme oj the clllss which post. it, A false prot may be if]entified witb a real proe ill ('"cry respect save that it must not hear the name of the class which posts It.
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2. To win the prOt> contest, the Fresh- men ~ust remove or "eface all but one of the procs which the Sophomor€s shall po@t according to the conditions of the follow·
H. Proc season shall consist of the fir.t three days beginning on Monday following the opening of college an" ending WeuoesdllJl of the sarue week. '.rhey shall not be marc than ten in numher. They must be posted in tbe open; that is, tbey must not be con- ceale" by any moveable object, nor in any huilding, nor above eight feet from the ground. measurement to be made from the center of the proc. Both false and real procs must be posted 80 that all the proc itself as well as any printing on it Is vis- ible. All rea! p'·OC8 must be p08ted on tile
"ame day. A false proc and a real proc must not be posted on the same day, nor shall real procs of more than one color be posted.
4. No proc shall be posterl aft('r the first one has been removed or defaced hy the Freshmen, or after six A. M.
5. The ringing of the chapel bell hefore U :00 A. M, shall be the signal that the first real proc has been removed. If th~
bell Is rung by or for tbe Freshmen hefore any real proc has been removed or defaced.
the contest shall be considered a victory for the Sophomores. The ringing of the liel! on the removal oj '" false proc gives tile contest to the BopTlOmo,'cs. In case
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no proc has been found by 6 :on A. H., a senior memher of the senate shnll ring tlte cilape! hell as a signal tbat the contest is close I! for the day, however on th~. Itlornillg' tllnt the rea! procs are posted the con1"e"1 shall close at (l :30 A. ;\1. '£),e "hapel bell IIlU,t he accessible at all times.
6. No mechanical means of detention sball he permitted by either class.