Report to the Committee On Morals And Physical Education.
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The other two admitted that they had received my warning but had gone into the rush in spite of that fact. They were suspended from the University for two weeks, for participating in an interclass rush in defiance of college authorities.
The redeeming feature of this fall's rushing and hazing is the disapproval with which it was greeted by the undergraduates them- selves, and, in the case of the hazing, particularly by the sophomores.
The great majority of that class condemned unsparingly the a...ction of a few of its members.
The Senior Council in Princeton has always been a body of rep- resentative seniors which exerted great influence but which had no real authority. Of the men who normally would constitute the present Senior Council, but three are in college, and two others are in Princeton with the Ground School of Military Aeronautics.
These five men came to consult as to the advisability of organizing an undergraduate council, containing representatives of the junior and sophomore classes, as well as of the senior class, which should serve, during the war, as a substitute for the Senior Council.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other two admitted that they had received my warning but had gone into the rush in spite of that fact. They were suspended from the University for two weeks, for participating in an interclass rush in defiance of college authorities.
The redeeming feature of this fall's rushing and hazing is the disapproval with which it was greeted by the undergraduates them- selves, and, in the case of the hazing, particularly by the sophomores.
The great majority of that class condemned unsparingly the a...ction of a few of its members.
The Senior Council in Princeton has always been a body of rep- resentative seniors which exerted great influence but which had no real authority. Of the men who normally would constitute the present Senior Council, but three are in college, and two others are in Princeton with the Ground School of Military Aeronautics.
These five men came to consult as to the advisability of organizing an undergraduate council, containing representatives of the junior and sophomore classes, as well as of the senior class, which should serve, during the war, as a substitute for the Senior Council.
What to read after Report to the Committee On Morals And Physical Education.?
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