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Lecture Broadcast
2 Problems Delay WSGA
,Willße Re-Run
A tape recording of a lecture by
In Planning Honor House ,Dr. Lois Hyslop, associate profes
sor of Romance languages, will be
presented at 7 tonight on the
The Women's Student Government Association has runiwpFM program, "The Simmons
into two major problems which will delay its proposed honor Series in Review."
This lecture, "Bauderl "e on
house_ 'Poe," was originally presented
Since women students are in the midst of choosing roomstSlunng the Simmonsv .l Lture Serl
lies sponsoredthe Department
for next fall, the committee studying the proposed house hasiof German.
Each week throughout the se
mester the program will present
,a recording of a lecture from the
lseries, which has been held for
10 years.
decided that it is too late to set
up the honor house for next year.
Also, the group has not been able
to find a large enough house.
Two members of the implemen
tations committee visited Biddle
House. the honor house at Dickin—
son College. last weekend. The
purpose of the trip was to find the
possibilities of setting up an honor
house on campus.
Elm Cottage Considered
The women discussed the in
stitution and success of the honor
house with Victoria Harm, dean
of women. They told Miss Hann
they had considered using Elm
Cottage, which would hold 15
women. She said that 15 women
out of the total enrollment of
2672 women was on insignificant ,
showing and that the whole idea
'
would be lost in the crowd.
Thirty-two women out of the to
tal enrollment of 321 women live j
in Dickinson's honor house.
Miss Harm told the women that
she herself instituted the honors
house. She did this by calling a
meeting of senior women and:
asking who. would like to live in
an honor house.
Response Described
At first, the response was not,
satisfactory, because this meant;
that the women would have to,
move limn a modern residence .
hall into an old house which did
not have many modern facilities.
'When I finally had enoutt!it
women to fill the house." she sai3.l
knew that they really wanted:
to live in an honor house for the;
sake of the experiment not for
any personal convmience or spec
ial
However, this year after the
women had signed up to live in
the honor house, they were given
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special permissions_
Miss Hann said that she felt
that the honor hous _ was a suc
cess. She added that the college !
has purchased another small,
house to be used as an honor
house next year. These two
houses have enough room for all
senior women. Eventually the'
college plans to have all women
living in honor houses.
Dickinson College does not
have an honor code. The women:
in the honor house are on their ,
honor to obey only the regular'
dormitory rules such as signing
in and out, not having liquor in:
their rooms, not encouraging! ,
raids and not going out after
hours. Any other rule would .1
come under the jurisdiction of the
administration.
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