THE-STUDENTS' ASSOCIA'1'10N
U- EG ULA TIONS
ART. I-PREAMBLE
Sec. 1. The Women's Student Govern·
mentheartily believes that normal comrade- ship between young men and young women, in' mutual respect and reverence, in fine selt- dil'(lctlon alltl self-control are essential ,tp the ('o·opemtioll of social life and activities with the dnlms of health and scholarship.
The following regulations are an attempt to adapt the mellll'ers of this organization to the special conclltlons of the college (·ommnnlty. 'I'hls organization expects itn memhers to be guided hy the underlying prind'ples of wholesome sOfial relation- ships in all situations whether covered by these definite statements or not. Disregard of these prilleiples or violations of the regu- lations will be eonstdered suffie1ent grounds ror, imposing pf-naltles.
ART. II----CI.OI'I:\'O HoL'uS Hec. 1. Seniors shall be at their places of residence by 10 :00 P. M. except on Fri- day, Saturday, and Sunday nights, when the hour shall be 10 :RO P. M.
Sec. 2. Juniors shall be at their places of residence by 9 :30 P. M. except Frida~·.
Saturday, and Sun~a,y nights, when the 110ur shall be 10 :30 P. M.
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Sec. H. Sophomores shall he at their places of residence by 9 :30 1'. M. ex- cept I"ri<lay and Sunday nights when the hour shall he 10 :00 1'. M., anll Satun\ay night when the \Jour shall be 10 :30 P. M.
Sec. 4. Freshmen shall \le at their places of residence by 9 :00 P. :.II., ex('cpt ["rirlay and Sunday nights when the !lour
8110.11 be 10 :00 P. ~1., and Saturday night when the hour shall be 10 :30 P. M. Be·
ginning l\iay 1, closing hours for Freshmen
;ihall be (l : 30 insteacl of 9 :00 P. :\1.
Sec. 5. Women not attending ('ollege da nees on the college calendar ~hall observe 10 :30 o'clock P. ,,1. closing hOUI's and shall be permitted to go to Hornell or elsewhere without such action being counted as a special pel'mis~ion, although of course, with prop-er chapel'onagp, and after pe1'll11RSioIl has been granted.
AnT. III-SPECIAL PEI<'[ ISSIOXS
Sec. 1. Spedal permission ironl th"
Council must be obtaine(l for alI in town and all out-of-town parties and entertain- ments lasting later than t1le closing hours specified in Article II, sections 1, 2, :l, 4, although supervised by the Student Life Committee, or granted by the StUdent Sen.
ate, but not on till' College Calendar.
Sec, 2. Applications for special permi"
sian to attend parties 01' entertainments lIot on the college calendar, lwd lastin>;
later than closing honrs, must be made 10 thl!', Council before 7 :00 o'dock P. M. of the day of the occasion, in order to give the Council opportunity to grant or reject till' permission as is advisable.
Sec. 3. Application for special permis·
sian shall be made in the form of a petition signed by tlH~ appllcant, delivered to the president of the organization. In or·
del' to grant permission, the petition must he signed hy tbe president of the orp;aniza- tion and one other upperclass representative on the Council. Na more than six permis- sions shall be granted a semester unless the applicant has an index of 2.
Sec. 4. Women attenrling functions for which special permission has been granted shall he in tbeir places of residence not later than 12 :15
r.
:.1<1.Rec. 5. Closing hours for all women shall he 10 :30 P. M. durin/; vacation except when special permission has been granted hy some authorized member of the Council.
Sec. 6. Women sball be allowed to go to the restaurant any night after function, on the college calendar. Forty-five minute.
only shall he allowed for restaurant privil- eges.
Sec. 7. A SE'nior woman may chaperone a group of girls until twelve o'clock on special occasions, such a permission being granted by the Dean of Women and made known to th" president of the organization.
A group composed of girls only, and other than Freshmen, may attend out of town functions unchaperoned until their
closing hours. -
Sec. 8. Out-of-town permission during vacations must be obtained from the mil.·
tron 01' house chape,·one. Whenever a girl returns early to coll('ge (luring vara- tion ahe shali at once llotify the matron of her return.
AnT. Iy-E.x'l'EH·L-\I~ING
Sec. 1. Entertainlng·shall be regulated 8...
follows: Memhers of the organization mav entertain on Friday. Saturday. and Sunday evenings. and on Sntul'flny and Sunday afternoons. Young men will call at other times only as escorts.
Sec. 2. Whenever vacation rules are In effect entertaining shall be confined to afternoons and evenings only.
ART. V-CHAPERONAGE
Sec. 1. Groups of not over eight people atteudlng evening parties, picnics or auto- mobile rides, not lasting later than the closing honrs specified In Article II, Sec- tions 1, 2, 3, and 4, may be chaperoned by a Senior woman, provision for such cbap- eronage ha"ing been made with the council or president of tbe organization. Parties of more than eight peohle. and lasting latN than closing bours, shall -be referretl to tlle
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regulations on dlaperonage of tbe Dean ot Women.
Sec. 2. "Not lasting after closing hours"
III See. 1 of this article shall be inter- pretetl to mean that women shall be at their places of resl<lcllce at the closing hour"
specified in Artiele II.
Sec. 3. Any woman, other than a Senior, going on picnics not lastiug later than eight o'clock must sign her name in a bo~k provIded for that purpose, and must cbecl<
oil' in person her name, stating time of re- turn.
Sec. 4. Any woman, other than a Senior going on automobile rides taking her out-of- town for more than half a day, shall sign her name and destination in a book pro- vided for that purpose or shall make the same known to the matron or chaperone of the house.
Sec. 5. A Freahman woman witb an eS('oTt must be chaperoned hy an upper- dass woman until 8 o'clock on picnics.
hikes, automobile rides, aUfI on any oc- casion taking bel' outside of the town limits:
and after R o'clock -must be accompanied by a Senior woman. This ruling applies to all Freshmen women until Christmas vaca- tion.
ART. VI
Sec. 1. After a careful and tborough explanation of the rules by the president
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of the organization, the Freshmen shall be required to pass an examination on the rules and regulations pertaining to W. S.
G. attaining at least a B Grade on such an examination. This shall be conducted by the council not later than Nov. 1. In case anyone fails to pasH this examination -due punishment will be inflicted until the grade is attained.
Sec. 2. Provision shall be made to send the President of the Women's Student Government to the Annual Inter-Collegiate
!'ltudent Government Convention. In case the President cannot go, another delegate shall he elected by the organization frOD!
either the Junior or Senior Class.
ART. vI!
Sec. 1. Any member upon leaving town shall leave, with the pel'son In authority at the place at which she Is rooming, informa- tion as to where she Is going, and her address while out of town.
ART. vlII-DuES
Sec. 1. Ea~h member shall he assesserl
$1.00 a year. 'l'his amount should be paid to the treasurer during the last week of November.
Sec. 2. Provision sha.1l he made to send the President of Women's Student Govern- ment, and a Junior representative, to the annual Inter-collegi,de Student Government Convention.
ART. Ix-ENFORC,;MENT
Sec. 1. Each memher of the Women's Student, Government Is honor bound to ohserve and to co·operate in enforcing this system of government.
ART. x
Smoking on the part of any college wo- man, while under college jurisdiction, jg
strictly prohibited.