Gunnison news-champion., 1918-09-06
SOCIAL REGULATIONS OF THE
COLORADO STATE NORMAL
Az Anenaed and Adspted b. The Ssu.
dent Body. May, 1918.

c. 8. N. 8. Nevs-Letter
NO organization may be formed
without the consent Of the President
and Of the Dean Of Women. No or
ganixation will be permitted that is
not thoroughly democratic in spirit
and in administration. Each organixa-
tion shall be under the supervision
OF Q member Of the faculty.
The date Of every, social function
given by an organization or by the
students must be scheduled in advance
with the. Dean Of Women and the ar
rangements must be approved before
the invitations are issued or other
plans made. Entertainments and mon
ey-making schemes Of organisations
must also be scheduled and approved
in advance, either by the President
or by the Dean Of Women. OrRani-
zations may give dances only in case
expenses are met by the organiza-
tion, not by admission fees. Only
under very unusual circumstances will
permission be given to give or attend
any social function on school night.
Students may not attend dances un-
less given permission by the Dean of
Women. The giving Of permission is
dependent upon satisfactory arrange
ments about chaperons and hours. For
0ut-of-town dances, it is necessary
that students be accompanied by chap
erons on the trip as well as at the
dance, and that the party leave the
dance in time to reach home midnight
or earlier.
Students shall be at home and shall
observe study hours, from thirty
to ten-thirty on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday evenings.
Exceptions are made for meetings of
school and church organizations, for
school and church entertainments, and
for appointments with teachers for
rehearsals. Occasional other excep-
tions may occur, but all such excep-
tions must be reported beforehand.
None Of these exceptions should be
permitted to take more than an hour
and half Of study time.
Lights must be out regularly from
ten-thirty to five-thirty on school
nights. II extra study is needed on
any special night, the matter may be
reported either the day before or the
day after. Special arrangements for
individuals may be made, X necessary
with the Dean Of Women.
Regular meetings Of organizations
Il occurring on school nights are linn
tied to IN hour and half; IL on FRI
day or Saturday evening, must close
by ten. School parties and dances
close not later than eleven. Students
may not remain at any social function
later than twelve. y.
There should be no driving after
dark without chaperon, and no roam
ing about the streets after dark. Day
light automobile trips may 20 un-
chaperoned, providing they are drives
only. Students going to Waunita or
other resorts should be chaperoned.
All parties and picnics must be chap
eroned.
Students who are to be out of town
over night or for longer time, and
students leaving school before the end
Of the school year, should report to the
Dean OF Women.
Students are expected to stay the
full terms in the room first engaged,
unless good reason can be given for
making . change. Such change may
be made only after approval by the
Dean Of Women.
Regulations concerning organiza-
tions apply to, all students Of both
Normal and High School: those con-
cerning personal conduct to all Nor
NAL students and to all high school
students away from homes. Special
Normal students living 1t home may
be exempt from the social regulations
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