Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-14
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE NEWS.

Faculty Issue of College Paper to
 Make Its Appearance Next Week.
 Charge Is To Be Made For Use
 ef Gymnasium.
 The interests and enthusiasm of the
 student and college body of the col
 Iege is at present centered on the Fac
 ulty issue of the Connecticut Col
 lege News, the college paper. Fol
 lowing tho faculty junior game, the
 faculty were again challenged by the
 student body, this time by the staff
 of the college paper.
 Tie challenge issued was accepted
 and next Tuesday the faculty issue of
 the News will make it's appearance
 to an enthu usiastic student body. The
 staff of the News editing the faculty
 issue is as follows:
 Editor-in- -chief-Dean Nye
 Associate editors: pr. J. E. Wells,
 professor of English. pr. Esther Carey,
 professor Sf French. Df. Cesar Barja,
 Instructor in Romance languages. Dr.
 Chapman, instructor in Biblical liter
 ature.
 partment of Psychology and Educa-
 ton. Dr. H. 2. Kip, department or
 German Dr. Sara Beach. department
 of German. Mrs. Noel. departmet of
 History.
 News editors: President Marshall,
 pr. c. A. Black. department of Biol 'ogy Dr. Mary E. Holmes. department
 of Chemistry; Miss M. B. Foley, i- brarian.
 Music department: Dr. Coerne. de- partment ot Music; frederick Weld, department of Music: Civilian Bauer, department of Music: Herbert Rich, department of Music.
 Art and publicity department: H. B. Selden, Art department; Miss Arir Sherer, Art department: Mrs. Fran
 cesa Bostwick, Art department. Athletic department: Miss Hazel Woodhull: Miss Blue; Scott Boyce. Must Pay For Use of Gym. There is considerable discussion at college among the students concerning the st t-te;nent of Dr. Marshall that $15
 must be paid for the use of the col lege gymnasium each time that it is used for plays, dances, any other social affair. The president suggest ed that the Student Government asso- citation pay S100 annually for tHe use of the hall for social purposes and that individuals nay s15 for :'se of the build l ing.
 The Connecticut College News, the voice of the college body. has a very interesting editorial concerning the subject
 TO raise the $1oo suggested for rem tai, it would be necessary to increase the dues of the Student Government 1 association. If these dues were raised many of the students would be forced to resign from the association and | thus the student association would be 1 weakened ard become restricted. l To many of the students at college l one dollar represents five hours ot l hard work either in the dining hall ol l in ether college work, and is to be l thought twice of before spent fol | rental of hall for social affairs. If an organization or individual stu l dent is to pay $15 for the kmynasi- | urn every time that any social activi- | l of such affairs will be lessened and l interesting asets and contributions tc college life will be done away with The need of a fund to keep the
 buildings in good condition is ahso- ] was a gift, there is no endowm eni fund or money which can be used fo1 the up4eeep of the building. and where l as the expenses of social events woplc ] be for the most part, lighting and heat ing and janitor service. some fund is necessary to keep the building in con- stant repair
 The decision of the student body ir l regard to this matter is being looked forward to with much interest. Provisions In Resident Rules. A meeting of the resident students l was held in the college gymnasium OF "Wednesday evening. The object of the meeting was the presentation by the president of the Student Government | association of certain conditions and revisions in resident rules.
 1 The first of the reyisions in the rules was the chaperonage rule. For the past two years, resident students have l had to be or campus at half past sey- en unless chaperoned by an approved l chaperone. The revised rule. passed with much discussion pro and con, is ! as follows: Students of the junior and l sophomore classes may go to the movies ev9ninss without a chaperone l 1,-x+ +av l o'clock. Members of the fresh1nar ] class may go to the movies provided | one upper classman, a member of tht l junior class acts as chaperone. 1 Owing to the fact that the majori " of the college faculty are living of | campus, it has been very difficult te l have members of the faculty act as chaperene, and the revised rule vii be of great help in the matter o' | chaperones.
 1 The second revision is as follows 1 Any student who is planning to be of I campus after half past seven, must I sign up in the house presidents room l in a book provided for the purpose persons with whom she is going, the Il time she will return. l The third rule passed concerned l quiet hours Friday evening. Owing tc I the fact that there are Saturday classes, it was voted to have quie' \ house on Friday evening from 7.3( | alntil e.3o to allow students to prepare the next days work The fourth rule passed was as fol lows: Students callers may remain at the college until ten thirty week enc evenings This rule was revised ow- l ing to the faY that there is no ter o'clock car down town. Students are asked to confine their callers to week end evenings. ..-- .. WISDOM OF USING
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