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...propriety of the stand taken by the Dining Council in reference to boorishness at Memorial. There are not two sides to this question. That the pounders at the tables are as guilty as the expelled man does not in the least excuse him. If it were possible to punish them also it would be perfectly proper. There can be no palliating excuses for such performances. But as usual reform must come from within and we can but call on the students again to take a stand for common sense and decency. Let this be the end of such work...
...unconstitutional. He summed up the fallacies of our present ignorant system as follows: "We turn the entire problem over to police, giving them three distinct powers which they abuse. They are allowed to make pseudo-laws to regulate vice; they are then expected to enforce these laws and punish offenders...
...committee intends in the future to put into operation the penalty imposed by the vote of the Governing Board in the hope that the rights of all the students may be protected. We certainly hope that it may never be necessary to punish anyone, and that the statement of this vote will have the effect that was intended, of making all students understand the purpose of the Union library, and the fact the committee intends to make the library as widely useful as possible. W. R. CASTLE, JR., Chairman of the Library Committee...
...disturbance in Memorial Hall last evening was incited by members of the University, the managing committee would do well to endeavor to find the offenders and punish them; if it was caused by outsiders, then the possibility of a recurrence of such an incident should be provided against by closing the gallery to visitors...
...lose a man from the crew through illness in the last period of training is one thing; to lose him through suspension by the Administrative Board of the University is another. The Board has seen fit to punish two members of the University squad for an infraction of the rules of the College. The case against them was perfectly clear and there was no alternative but punishment. We may be full of sympathy for the offenders, and perhaps for ourselves, but what matters it--the law must be upheld in every well regulated community and it has been...