Evening star., 1923-03-25
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.

At the student council meeting
Tuesday the honor constitution was
adopted. This constitution places the
responsibility of maintaining honor
in the classroom on the studnets. A
, committee. composed of the presi-
dents of the senior, junior and sopho-
more classes. will try all cases of
persons violating the honor princi-
pies. 1t now remains to be approved
bE the faculty and student body. The
vote among the students is expected
to be taken in the near future.
Earle Manson chairman of the So
/ cial committee Of tho Student Coun-
| Gil, has been placed in charge of the
! be held Thursday. May 3. The place
! of holding the festival has not been
| decided upon.
At the meeting OF the Y. W. C A
Monday Isabel Bunten was elected
president, Muriel Hoage, vice presi-
! dent; June Cooper, secretary; Edna
! Nele|, treasurer, and Katherine
Lacey; undergraduate representative
! to the Egglesmere conference.
| Roberta Chapman was placed in
charge Of the committee 10 arrange
/ for tea in honor of the advisory
| committee. The advisors are Mrs.
| Harry Hull, Dean Rose. Miss Kin
! cannon. Mrs. Merton l.. Ferson, Mrs.
! w c. Ruediger, Mrs. Van Week and
Miss Ida Johnson.
! BY winning the District of Column
! bIa series of the Intercollegiate prize
| debating contest Wednesday evening
the George Washington University
team has qualified for the final con-
| test, composed OF winners from 9TH
cr cities The contest resembles a
! prize speaking contest. for the rea-
son that the speakers are not pitted
against each other. nor are they CON
cerned in refutation, but merely de
! - m inn
| subject. which is: Resolved that
capital punishment should be abol-
! lshed in the several states and the
United States
The G. ". team. composed of Philip
Barnard and Edward l.. Scheuher. de-
feated teams from National and
! American Universities, Georgetown
failing TO qualify The final contest
Will be held at Wardman Park We'd
Eesday and Thursday. The prize is
a years scholarship to the winner
Phi Beta Phi Sorority is killing
Two birds with one stone by making
Its nine recently pledged "goats'
collect money for the Gatlen Settle
ment House, Gatlen. Tenn.
The time when the orations for the
senior DAVIS speaking contest may be
handed in, has been extended to tomor-
row. Henry TENN, Kirk Mears San and
Wilmer Bartholomew have entered the
contest. This is the first time for
some years that girls have failed to
enter. The orations will be delivered
April 20, according to present plans
Prof. De Witt c. Croissant of the Eng
| ilsh department is In charge
Daniel B. Lloyd will address the en-
sineerIng society on the Designing of
bridge for the modern railway locomo-
tive at the meeting. Wednesday. Pc
| sides being an honor student in enei-
neerIng, Lloyd also is business manager
OF the University Hatchet, the student
publication. Vaughan l. Johannessen-
speaking in competition for the gold
, medal awarded to the best student
speaker OF the freshman or sophomore
! classes will address the same meeting.
! ihe medal is awarded by Sigma Tau.
the hohoary engineering society.
Negotiations are being made by those
IN charge Of The Charm School the
Junior class play, to give a presenta-
/ tlon OF 1t In either Alexandria, Va or
Annapolis, Nd. Other cities that NAV
be reached in an overnight trim viii
be negotiated with in the near future
RESOLVED. that the Ku Klux Kan IS
a constructive organization" is the cues
tlon 70 be debated by the Columbia n
Debating Society, at the Law school
1853 IL street, Friday.
The annual election of the women,s
University Club will he hold Anvil