The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-01
STUDENTS OF Tech
DEMAND THAT THOSE RESIGN WHO
ATTENDED
THE GEoRGIA-AUBURN GAME.
MASS MEETING HELD AND RESO-
LUTIONS ADOPTED.

II the Eight ''CuIprits" DO Not RE-
sign, Their Fellow Students
Threaten Them With the "Conse-
quences"-Are Given As Hours to
GET Out-WhO the Eight Are and
the Onense with Which They Are
Charged by other Students.
Atlanta. Nov. 3O.-At a meeting at
tended by 300 students of the Georgia
School of Technology. held in Foot
ball Hollow" but off the campus, this
afternoon, the eight Tech students who
attended the Georgia-Auburn football
game on Thanksgiving. when it was
considered they should have gone to
the Tech South Carolina game, were
asked to resign and leave the institu-
ton forthwith. or accept the conse-
quences."
The resolutions. which were adopted
with only six dissenting votes, did not
state what the consequences would be,
but the students are very much
wrought up over the matter, and 1t is
said they will take every step they can
to compel them to leave the institution
The names of the boys who attend
ed the Georgia-Auburn game are given
as follows: Walter Hodgson OF Athens,
whose father is one of the trustees of
the Tech; Dupont Query, Jr., of Ma
con, William Davis. Fred Richardson,
Joel Dean. Earl Spencer, J. G.. Burke
and w. w. Dudley. The three last
named are sub-apprentices. Hodgson,
Davis, Query and Richardson former
ly attended the State University.
The Resolutions.
Following are the resolutions adopted
by the students at their mass meeting
this afternoon:
Whereas That every student of the
Georgia School of Technology who at
tended the Georgia Auburn football
game on Thanksgiving Day, 1903, did
so after warning from the faculty and
the students that action would be
| taken.
And, whereas, they did so knowing
the spirit existing between the Univer-
sity of Georgia and the Tech and the
| rival claims of the two arrangements.
And, whereas, the offending stu
dents have shown an absence of all
Tech spirit and are parasites on the
said institution.
And, whereas, those that are not
for us are against us, be it
Resolved. by the student body of
the Georgia School of Technology, on
this, Nov. 30, 1903. That all students
of the said institution who attended
the said game be asked to resign from
the said institution within forty-eight
hours from the time OF the adoption of
these resolutions, and upon failure to
do so will accept the consequences.
And also that copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to each and every Of
| Tending student and that a copy with
the names of all the offending, stu
dents appended thereto be published in
the Georgia Tech and the three Allan
ia dailies."
Whnt President Hall Says.
| President Lyman Hall, when seen
! about the matter, said:
Il have no information whatever re-
garding the matter 1t has not been
DiOusht " efAV allSlllioiA VI tAiS AdSuhty1
and Is really a matter with which the
faculty has nothing to do, unless it is
brought to their attention. The fac
ulty would take the matter up should
any attempt be made to do these stu
dents bodily harm, and If they them
selves bring the matter to the fac
ulty's attention, they will be informed
that they need not leave the institu-
ton. With the talked of ostracisn
of these students, however, the facul-
| ty has nothing to do"