Governing Council Passes New Rules for Men Violators
Chancellor Approves Bil for Direct Process of Apprehending Offenders
A bill, providing a new mode of procedure for the Men's Student Council in punishing violators of the law, was passed on Tuesday. Associated Men of the University of Kannan, was approved by Chancellor and will go into effect at one.
The new legislation supplies a more direct process in trying cases brought to the attention of the council member, and allows it to protect the previously existing regulations.
The New Bill
Section I. This bill, No. 2, designated as a bill providing a code of judicial procedure for the Men's State Bar Association, is an institution, bill, act, or parts thereof, in conflict with the remainder of this bill in good faith and sec. 16 of Bill No. 9 in particular.
Section 2. The men students of the University of Kansas shall be responsible for the enforcement of the disciplinary regulations of the University, and for governing men students; and it is hereby made the duty of all men students to report to the Men's Student any infractions of such regulations.
Charges in Writing
Section 3. Any person or persons may submit any charge or charges against any male student.
Section 4. All charges shall be in writing and shall be subscribed by the person or persons bringing the same to the court, the person actress the particular offense or offenses complained of, and shall, so far as possible, state the time and places of the offenses committed. If this be not contained in the charges, the person charged in the case is also held responsible for the same, in so far as may be reasonably possible, shall be furnished to him before trial, or such particular charge, shall be ordered by the Men's Student Council.
Section 5. The charges shall be presented to the men's Student Council, which will pay such charges to be served by its secretary or by自律理事会, upon request from a senior member. In addition to a copy of such charge, the men may upon him a direction to appear before the Men's Student Council at a designation and place charge and once and twice add charge such make such a defense thereto as he may care to make. If the student so requests, the Student Council and place designated and defend himself against such charges, the charges will be paid.
Defendant Must Appear
Section 6. At the date set for the trial the defendant shall appear in court, and be required to be juried composed of all members of the Men's Student Council present at the meeting, and a two-thirds majority of the members of the Court required to convict the student of the offense in question. The defendant may be convicted of an attorney, if he so desires.
Section 7. If the jury holds the defendant not guilty, he shall be released and a record of the same shall be filed against him with the Council; but if the jury finds him guilty, punishment shall be imposed, and certified copies of the proceedings furnished to the Chancellor and the Registrar of the University for their
Section 8. For the prosecution of judicial proceedings the Council shall act as prosecutor; the Council shall act as presiding officer; the secretary as clerk of the court; and one member of the Council acts as a member of the Council, shall act as prosecutor. All the other members of the Council, shall act as prosecutor.
Council Keeps Account
Section 9. A full account of the proceedings in all cases so far as necessary to a full understanding of the case is given in this section. The Men's Student Council, acting as clerk of the court, in a special book for judicial proceedings provided for that purpose by the Men's Student Council, shall at all times be a public record.
Section 10. At the time of the trial if the student charged shall plead guilty, or upon trial be convicted of a felony, shall be sentenced to one of the members of the Men's Student Council present shall be sufficient to prove that the defendant's sentence decommensurate with the offense committed, with suspension from University as the maximum penalty.
Section 11. This bill shall be in full force and effect from and after its publication according to the constitution.
Alter Nominated for Office
Prof. Dintmore Aller, professor of astronomy at the University, has been nominated for the vice-presidency of the meteorological society. The counsellor has also been nominated for each office which is vacant. Charles F. Marvin, chief of the United States weather bureau, has been nominated for president. The secretary and treasurer have been renominated by the council. Professor Aller has published a book on rainfalls, and he has published a bulk on rainfalls.
Quill Club Initiates Sixteen
Initiation for 16 pledges was held by the Quill Club in the sky parlor of the Johnson building Thursday at 7:30 a.m.
The invention of printing by Gutenberg in the fifteenth century will be celebrated by a short program including a talk by Rath Altertung, e26 on "the Invention of Printing," and a talk by M. Browne, e27 on "The Differences in Printing." In the spring these sixteen pledges will be initiated into the club.
Government Disposes of 25,000 Inventions Considered Useless
Many Models Go to Museum While Some Are Retained for Exhibition
(Helonee, Servien)
Washington, Dec. 11—Some 25,000 old and battered models of American inventions were sold by auction here, Dec. 3, by the General Committee of the Library Association, which number represents only about one half of the models that the government has so far examined in its efforts to dispose of the huge collection of 150,000 models that have been de-identified as Patent Office by the early investigators.
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Most of the articles that were auctioned were of practically no value, other than for the metal and other materials they contained. The commission that monetized the models saved the $10 million for the National Museum, which already contains over 300 industrial models. Heirs of the patentees have been allowed to claim models and at the time of the auction there were some 9,000 such claims that had been registered in 1877. The library file has been successful in finding records of about 55 percent of these claims which will be filled but as many of the records were destroyed in the fire of 1877 and the claim of one of the authors to a number of the models, the library's heir claims will not be filled.
Museums all over the country have also put in requests for exhibits, and the commission has selected many of their exhibits. Office is setting aside a small exhibition of miniature guns, ships, and other objects for itself. The great many nails and obviously unimportant objects are being immorally destroyed by the commission.
The two women who received sweaters for earning points are Hila Koehler, ed'28, and Ruth Martin, c'28. The three players who earned a sweater toearn Mús Martin has shown exceptional athletic ability, having made every team in every sport last year—hockey, volleyball, swimming, basketball, baseball, and basketball.
W. A. A. Sweaters and Emblems Are Awarded
Two sweaters and nine embels were awarded to women earning W. A. a points at the annual hockey "grub" Thursday night in Robinson gymnasium.
Those who receiver emblems for earning 60 points are Joie Stapleton, Claribel Eslinger, Dora Geiger, Margaret Curry, Laura Gilda, Schen Klimp, Emma Roots, Cortte Dalton, Michael Hammond, and Lucille Pyle. The awards were made by Virginia Davis, president of W. A. A.
Margaret Curry, W. A. A. hockey manager, was in charge of the "grab." Jeanne McEhliney had charges of the stunts. The entertainment was given for W. A. A. members and for the hockey teams case.
Prof. H. C. Lehman to Talk
Prof. Harvey C. Lehman of the School of Education, will deliver a speech on, "A New Technique for the Study of Individual Differences in Play Behavior," before section "Q of 10" of this course, and an advancement of Science, Dec. 28, at the Contes House, Kansas City, Mo.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science is holding its annual meeting at Kansas City this year, Dec. 28-31.
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