South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15
1.4OO REGISTERED
AS CLASSES OPEN
AT NOTRE DAME U
Hundreds More Expected to
EnrOll-All Glasses Not
Yet Organized.

Yet Organized.
With classes FOR registered mer. d.
session yesterday afternoon. the en-
rollment lists al the University O.
[otre Dame now contain close o.
400 names. or this number more
than 1000 have completed their
registration and are attending
classes.
Although hundreds OF men are
yet 20 register. classes were started
yesterday ln a majority OF the col
leges. IL IS not believed that the
ciases Will be fully organized, how
ever. before Monday.
More than 500 students nave Sc
cured rooms In town and 1873 OF this
number are youths who have reser-
vati0ns in the temporary dormitory
which viii not be completed for al
least three weeks.
Courses Delay.
AS previously stated. much delay
s. resulting from the tardy compile
ton OF the director of-studies ana
secretary offices on the ground floor
of the main building. At present
fec'y BOland has but two windows
in his office for the accommodation
OF students registering and this fact
causes great delay as the registrar
and dlrector-of- study headquarters
have several tables where students
may In a few moments have their
necessary papers filled out.
Many additional privileges are
granted 70 upper classmen this year
in the rules Of discipline announced
by Rev. James Quinlan, project Of
discipline.
Seniors may absent themselves
from the university during free
time up to midnight Of any day pro-
uding they register at the rector's
office on leaving and with the night
clerk on returning However they
ere obliged 70 be present at all ex-
crcises.
Permits Necessary.
Juniors are extended the same
privileges under the same provis-
ions.
sophomores may absent them
selves from the university during
free time up TO 1880 p. m. Of any
day Upon application TO their
rector they may absent themselves
up TO midnight twice a month. pro
viding they register with the night
clerk on returning.
Freshmen may not absent them
selves from the university at any
time without the permission Of their
rector. Upon application to their
rector they may absent themselves
until midnight once a month, pro-
yIdlng they register with the night
clerk on returning.
Sophomores and freshmen may
be given 10 o'clock permission TO
absent themselves from the uni
versity at the discretion Of their
rector.
The presence of students in re-
stricted districts in South Bend;
around the entrance and grounds Of
st. Mary's academy and college with
out permission. will be considered
cause for disciplinary action by the
general board Of discipline composed
Of the rectCrs of the halls with the
perfect of discipline as chairman.
College Rules.
For the following violations II
discipline the punishment shall be
a warning for the first OffeEse and
suspension for the second ofense;
unauthorized absence from room at
ter 7.30 o'clock m the evening;
Plagiarism, and cheating in exam.-
nations. Any student found in a
public dance hall. or found guilty
OF gambling. will be suspended for
the first ofense and expelled for the
second o6euse.
For the following offense the
punishment VIII be expulsion from
the university; bringing intoxicating
drink 10 the university campus or
having IT in ones possession; drunk
enuess; immortality; and unauthor-
lied absence from the university at
ter midnight
Failure 20 answer summons %
appear before the board of discipline
OF committee on absences is punish
able by suspension.
Leave OF absence granted by the
president Of the university and Ill
ness or a student in the infrmary
arc ordinarily the only excuses for
class absence. Two percent is de
Quoted from the bulletin grade for
each absence from class. II a stu
dent accumulates l. unoxcused alb
Eeuces. he IS suspended Tor 30 class
DAYS or FOR the remainder OF the
semester. as the committee may de
eide. When absences are found 10
be excuse BILE. permission IS given the
student 20 make up the work and
have the two percent deduction car
ceIled.
Armour cement that Prof. John
Becker VIII again lead the Glee club
this year and that Prof. Charles
Parreaut Of South Bend VIII conduct
the university band. was made
Thursday
Both Organizations have gained
much priest .ge I'm recent years and
viii take extensive trips. ACCORDING
10 present plans.
Although reE-stration is supposed
20 be confined 10 the frs, four DAYS
OF this week. Registrar Rev. Patrick
Mcbride announced that .t would
continue for the balance OF the week
90 accommodate students who are
delayed because OF poor train ser
vice ln various parts OF the country.
Red Cross Names Delegates