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Council Constitition
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quested, to investigate any appeal male
by any etudent.
Section 4.. To promote a bettor un
derstanding between the faculty and the
student body.
ARTICLE 10. MEMBERSHIP
Section 1 Tho members from the
Senior chum shall be as follows the
Senior president, tho chairman of the
Honor Committee, the prosident of the
Athletic Association, the chairman of
the Student Tribunal, the editor in chief
of the Collegian, and twelve mon to bo
eloctod from the different schools, in
proportion to the number of students
ln- each school.
Seaton 2 The members of the
Junior class shall be as follows the
president of the Junior chugs, and nine
men to he chosen from the different
schools in proportion to the number
- of students In each settee!
Section S The Sophomore members
shall ho the president of the class and
one elms to he elected by the popu
lar vote of the Sophomore elms.
Section 4 After the election of the
'Freshman president ho shall be al
!Owed to nit in the Council without a
vote and may take part In all discus
sions pertaining to his class
Section 5 The president of the sec
ond year. two year agricultural students
shall be allowed to sit In the Council
without a vote and may take port In
any discussion pm tabling to his de
pot tmenL
Section 0 The members than be
elected at a time following regular elec
tion of class °dicers
Mellen 7 The term of office shah ho
one year.
ARTICLE IT. DUTIES OF MEMBERS
estlon 1 It shell be the duty of each
member to attend all moorings and to
vote upon all matters brought before
the Council except when he Is ex
cused bemuse he Is personally inters
osted In the cane
ARTICLE V. OFFICERS
Section 1 The officers shall be Pies
dent. Vice President and Secretary.
Section S (a) The President of the
Senior clean shall be President.
(h) The Vice President of the Senior
chats shell be Vice President.
(c) The Secretary shell be elected at
the first meeting by a majority vote.
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Section 1 The regular meetings of
Council shall be bi-aceltly but the Pres
ident shall have the honer to call a
meeting at the written request of any
ten members of the two upper classes.
Section 2 The records of all meet
ings shall be accmodble to any student
ART. VII. POWERS OF COUNCIL
. Section 1- The Council shall considet
and nct upon such - mime ns may be
brought before It by the President of
tile College. by the Faculty or by any
atudent.
- Section 2 Tho Council may mini
mato and act upon all matters per
taining to tho conduct of tho student
body; anal action to be taken by tho
itudont body In MIMI meeting.
Section 3 Tho Council shall have
the potter to summon any student to
appear bofore It and to conduct such
Investigation as It may doom just and
proper.
Section 4 Upon Investigation hold
before the Student Council any member
of the tenuity may be replicated to at
tend on a witness or to aid the Council
in such matters
Action 6 (a) Tho Council shell have
the power to discipline or dismiss any
student subject to the approval of the
Faculty, If any appeal be taken
(b) No student shall be publicly dis
missed without the consent of the Pres
ident of the College
_ Section 6 Any vacancy occurring In
the Council shall be tilled within two
weeks after such vacancy [Mall occur,
and in the same manner in which the
ogle° was previously filled
Section 7 Any member of this
Council may bo expelled by a vote of
two-thirds of Its members for miscon
duct or neglect of duties
Election 8 The Council °hall have au
thority on eligibility of contestants In
any class contest.
Section 9 Tho Council uhall hove
authority to regulate the time of con
teeth. -
Election 10 All lICUOMI of tho Coun
cil shall be final except in cases of leg
%lotion. In which cases they must be
approved by Um majority of members
present at a mass mooting of the throe
upper classes.
Section 11 Tho Student Council shall
have tho right to assume all the powers
nocesoary to execute and carry out the
afore mentioned powers and duties.
ARM TM. VIE STUDENT BOARD
Section 1 Tho Student Council ehall
elect three members to-the Student
Board which shalt convoy to the Pres
ident of the College ouch actions us the
Council shall doom necessary
Section II The Student Board shall
cenelet of the Presidents of the three
upper clones and two mon of the Se
nior class and one from the Junior
close. .
Section 8 The President of the Se
nior elan shell ho Free'dent of the
Student Board.
Section 4 The members at largo
shall bo elected by a majority vote of
the Council Members of their reopen
live °leases immediately after the
election of the Council.
ART.-IL THE HONOR COMMITTEE
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Section 1 The rattling Student Coun
cil .hail elect botwoon the first and
- thirty-first of May an Honor Commit
tee. which shall have charge of all ju
dicial and oxocutivo affairs of thi
Honor System.
Section 2 Composition—The Honor
Conunlttoo shall corselet of three seniors
two juniors and ono sophomore.
Section 0 Tho vloo prasldont of the
- Senior class shall bo ono of the three
sealers and shall act as tho chairman.
Beotbn I AU members shall be e1ect
...4.1,701 -for a term of, one your with tho
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exception of the chairman.
Section 5 Student Board members
shall be Ineligible for election to mem
bership on the committee.
Section 0 At least ono of the mem
bers of the Council shall have been a
member of the Honor Committees the
rilerlous year.
ART. IX. TIIE ETUDENT TRRIUNAI.
Section 1 The Student Council shall
elect at Its organisation meeting a Stu
dent Tribunal which shall have charge
of all the College customs and shall
have power to interpret them.
Section It Composition—The Stu
dent Tribunal shall consist of three
seniors, ono of whom shall be chair
man, tour Juniors, and five sophomores
Section S All members of the trib
unal shall be elected for a term of one
year
Section 1 Student Board member,.
ehall be Ineligible for membernhil , on
the tribunal.
Mellen 5 At least two of the mem
hem shall have been members of the
u [bum! during the previous year.
ARTICLE XL AMENDMENTS
This Constitution may be =ended by
a two-thirds voto of the Student Coun
cil to ho ratified by a two-thirds voto
of the three upper Musses In moss
meeting.
BY-LAW 9
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1. Cushing's Rules of Order shall
he used In govelnlng tho meetings of
till, Council except when they con
net with this Constitution and By-Laws
2 The President of the Connell
dmll preside at all meetings. Ho shall
appoint all committees and he shall
wilde at all meetings of the students
which are called by the Council
3 The President of the Council shall
have the power to vote en all mat
ters that come before the Council.
4 The Vice-president shall preside
in the absence of the President
& Fifteen membas shall constitute u
quorum to do business
6 No student shall be dismissed with
out proper trial by jury composed of
members of the Council.
7 Flounced.—The Secretary shall
draw up a budget of the expenses of
the Student Council, Tribunal and
Honor Committee, present it to the In
terclass treasurer, who will divide the
expense equally among the four classes
R Attendance—Any member absent
mole than two consecutive times with
out excuse being accented by the Pres
ident shall forfeit his seat, and the
class wich he represented" shall elect
II successor.
9 These by-latte may he amended by
a majority vote of the members prot
ein at any meeting
INTERCLASS BASEBALL
SEASON IS STARTED
May B—Sentors vs Frmihmen
May 9—Sonlors Ns Sophomores
May 11—Sophomores via Freshmon.
May 11—Senlors vs Juniors
May 15—Seniors vs Freshmen
May IS—Seniors vs Sophomm es
May 10—Juniors vs. Sophomores
May 22—Seniors vs. Freshmen
May 24—Juniors no Freshmen
Intorclass basoball received Its start
last nook ssiten the Sophomoros suc
ceeded In nosing out the Junior team
to the tuna of 7to 4 A schedulo for
tho interclass season has boon arranged
by the various class managers and still
continue until the 24th of this month
The Seniors and Freshmen warn nehod
uled for a game yesterday and thin
melting the Seniors will meet the Soph
omores. On Saturday the two under
classos till clash for the first time.
and on the same day the two upper
classes will fight it out. Most of the
cameo aro being played on Old Beaver
field
The managers of the elane teams ore
as rollout. F. J Over, for the Seniors,
E E Fuss. for the Juniors, F. M.
Wiester for the Sophomores, and
Claude Law 'l7, for the Freshmen
Wednesday ,as featured by the work
of 13aublitz 'l9 at the hot, trial two
two-base hits to his credit. Reimers
three bagger helped the Junior score
The scorn:
Juniors 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Sophs 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-7
Batteries Beebe:. and Burns, Strlek
enburg and Kern.
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Nest Semlon open. September an,
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For Information and eat:dorm, ad
dross
TEE DEAN,
Cornell University greeted College,
. Now York City.
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News
from other
Collegfes
At the first election of members of
the Student Senate of lowa State, Col
logo by popular vote, 874 votes acre
cast Too women students and one
man were elected This in lowa State*.
first attempt at student government
Since Mill has been started at
Washington and Leo the idea of inter
company baseball has originated Each
company will play a schedule of pre
liminary games after which the cham•
Plonship season xlll begin Prices
alll be awarded the winning team.
The student body of Lehigh Univer
sity will soon vote upon a now con
stitution which will transfer the ad
ministration of college affairs from the
hands of the Arcadia, a student honor
society, to an Assembly, the members
of which shall be elected from each
"living group" in the University. A
"living group" being a fraternity ur
section of a college dormitory. The
honor Court mill consist of twelve men
elected nom the Assembly and they
mill halo crane charge of the en
forcement of the Honor System.
Dr. Kennedy Will
Go to Wilmerding
Dr. C E Kennedy. 11381.tallt phys
ical director, hoe tendered his lesigna
lion to the Board of Trustees to mho
effect at the close of the present tour
Ho has accepted a position as head of
the department of physical education
and athletics of the Wlimei ding Y 'AI
C A. and will mm= his duties there
on July first Thin institution is the
largest Industrial Y. Al C. A in the
aurld, having 1400 senior members.
700 boys, 300 girls, and COO in the for
eign department
Thie In Dr gennody's second l ear
at Penn State Last yent he was con
nected with the College Health Service,
while thin gent he acted us an in
structor In the Department of Ph9e
lcal Education. He also eery.. nn
Instructor lam Hummel In the Summon
School Pe Extension School Teachers
Ile wan also actlf 019 conected with the
work of the Hospital Cm PH thin your
He is n madame of the Medical De
partment of the Uniformity of MM
.:gin. class of 1910. and is n. member
of the American Academy of Medicine.
the Amen lc. Physical Education and
the Phi Chi National Medical Pt Mel.-
nlty
Last Wedneoany night, John lieu-
Conk, of Wineote, Pennss leanla, ad
dressed the Crab Apple Club on the
opportunities of eontrnet cu l l not foul
tore 2.ft Ileatot.k lo one of the fore
most lose grauata In t h e state, anal
(nought several hundted of his finest
I . olioB here to Illustrate his 'name. Mt
Hoatok also satiety's. Ills lutga doh)
neat Philadelphia which supplies Cl
rat d College with cm tilled milk During
the afternoon he eddies/led the dairy
students.
Will You Be Away
Next Year?
If so, let the Collegian keep you posted concerning Penn
State affairs.
Arrange this by either dropping in at the office of the Nit
tany Printing and Publishing Co., or by seeing one of our rep
resentatives.
The present subscription price is $1.25.
The Penn State Collegian
for this name
Four people If4.lC':Va $3OBO e
State - Center Electric Co.
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Don't Let the High Prices Scare You
Buy Your Oxfords Here at Last Year's Prices.
Black and Cordo-tan $4.60 to $6.50
Cordovan $7, $8 and $9.
COLLEGE BOOT SHOP
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
The one year reeldence rule for VIII -
ally athletics will go Into elTeet next
autumn at Lehigh Unlterulty.
There Is a possibllltY that a aeries
of baseball games mill be played be-
Mean Harvard and Title Universities.
The plans provide that the proceeds
shah be donated to the Atrierican Red
Cross Society. Only members of the
training corps at the too univeisltion
are eligible to compete. and (either
more, none will be lima:tied a 'a:Amity
letter.
The annual prize of $lOO which Is
given to the clans %hien ulna tine
opting singing contest nt Amherst Col
lege iniii this )ear be awarded to tine
best di Hied squad in the student bat
talion
The Ai:lotion Committee and the Avi
ation Section of the National Defense
lust nook designated six unhersitles as
sites for Aviation Si-Imola The uni
versities are the Mato Institutions of
Colitis film Illinois. Ohle, Texas, the
Massuehmietts Institute of 'reclinelon
and Cornell Uni,ersit
SITES IS PRESIDENT
OF BAND ORGANIZATION
At their meeting last Thursday etc
ning the band membets elected the
following officers for the coming year
President, F. D. Sites, secretary, J H
Lindeman; manager, W Mac:Usti:l,
treasurer, Captain A H Almonds, 11 S
A 0 H Felder was appointed student
leader of the band The band voted
unanimously to present Director W. 0
Thompson with a gold medal In token
of his curliest efforts In behalf of the
band this year, Gold medals will al
so be awarded to the Sonlot members
of the band who have attended mei
one-half of the rehearsals, silver med
als will be presented to the Junior
members who ere liken Ise up In Melt
attendance of aehem saki
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An edition of 6,000 copies of Pro
fessor Plitteeir . 4%m. into Liteinture
Shire 187( . has boon published rot the
line of the Teaehei -I* Rending Ch el° o
Ohio
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FOR CAREFUL CONSIDERATION
Next Wednesday morning members of the three upper clas
ses in the usual mass meting will be called upon to register their
approval or disapproval of the following proposed amendments
to Penn State's Honor System
Amend Section 5. Article I. to Read
"II a student detects any dishonest) in a quiz or evimina
tion, it shall be his duty to report such dishonest) to the
honor committee, after securing• it possible, other witnesses
to the dishonesty; but the honor commitee shall admit the
testimony of one person reporting the Lase, whether or not
other witnesses are secured."
Amend Section 1, Article IV., to Read
"It shall be the duty of the honor committee to conduct
investigations. and tint's. on information receited limn any
source of dishonesty in e‘aininations or guises, but this
section shall not be construed as extending proctor rights
to an instructor."
Consider these proposals grasely. Their adoption hill make
Penn State's Honor System a system of real value.
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Ultal U. eslimplo Out present rot
mt l ins Ir. nrn t, hi " " kntilk "-"“.'- We have no particular hours
Ise ii, undo >
haii aaa haaalll.4 of s7olli to $7.101
;but we are particular at all
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mottling up of the question is It non.
hours.
a mils before the Amm kAn people "In
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GILBERT & BAC()N
OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
For 1913 La Vie
H. H. BURRELL, 'lB, Student Representative,
228 Allen Street
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