The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-28

tne rdculty' IeTmisslOn 10 attend other
gatherings in company must be obtained from
the Dean Of Women, and is seldom given
Young men and women may engage
together in outdoor games like lawn tennis,
at homes where ladies board, on Saturday be-
tween p. m. and the night meal, or at other
times by permission Of the Dean Of Women.
They may go out in walking parties with an
authorized conductor on Saturday afternoon
by permission Of the Dean OF Women Per.
missions for excursions trips that require
horses or involve absence at meal time) must
be given by the Schedule Committee at it's
regular meeting.
In boarding places young men and young
women may not occupy rooms ON the same
floor. lin general il is better that they
should not room in the same house)
Any student who enters into the marriage
relation is thereby debarred from the further
enjoyment Of the privileges Of the Institution.
Prophecies in General Conduct
The Lords Day must be regarded with
respect, and be free from noisy gatherings
or sports. The opening and closing Of terms
are 80 arranged as never to encourage travel
upon this Day. The afternoon periods 200 TO
$3.50, are on Sunday periods OF retirement in
which no student may intrude upon the pri.
vacy Of another except by invitation and for
serious purpose.
Respect for All.-There shall be no shout.
ing or class or Department demonstrations at
Chapel Exercises and no entertainment in
volving refreshments or costumes in the main
chapel.
Students must be respectful toward Col.
lege officers, and kind toward one another
No student may express contempt for any
person because OF that person = race, poverty,
ignorance, or lowly condition.
Students must be particularly careful in
their conduct toward citizens and neighbors.
They must respect the rights of any house.
holder by whom they are employed, or in
whose home they may room.
When going on excursions or walks they
must be careful never to leave gates open,
break down fences or commit any trespass.
No Criminal Jokes.-Any student
who should injure property or inter
fere with the rights OF others under
the pretense OF joke will be disciplined by
the College, and also arrested and punished
for the crime or misdemeanor to the full ex-
tent of the law.
Law and Right.-Students are of
course subject to the law OF the
land and the common rules of moral.
ity, whether mentioned in this Manual or
not. They must abstain from profanity,
gambling or betting" intoxicants and all
vulgar or clamorous demonstrations.
Leaving School. Membership A stu
dent once registered is counted
member OF the Institution until
graduated or regularly dismissed, or absent
for four terms, and may be called to account
for any improper conduct in vacation or alb.
sence from Berea.
An Honorable Dismissal, with statement
of school work and rank, will be given by the
advising officer and assigning dean to any stu
dent in good standing who requests il.
A Departure Permit is given by the advis.
ing officer and assigning dean to student
who leaves for some good reason with expec.
tation Of return. This permit is signed by
several officers and must show that the student
has returned all books, keys, etc, and
settled all dues so that he may receive back
his deposit
A Dismissal for Failure to improve, or
for misconduct, may be decreed by the Sche-
dule Committee at any time.
A student dismissed in any manner must
observe all the regulations of the school until
he leaves town on his homeward journey.