The Boo
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The danger always existed that the Commandant’s Department could use the system as a weapon against the cadets, a practice which would seriously impair the effectiveness of the honor system itself. All the procedural affairs, such as the investigations and trials, were handled by the members of honor court. But summer school was another matter entirely. No honor court remained on campus to pass judgment on peers who lied, cheated or stole during the sweltering months of June, July and August. As... Colonel Courvoisie told Colonel James Carpenter, faculty advisor to the Honor Committee, “In the summer it is my baby. I have to write all the rules and the cadets have to play my kind of game. A cadet is a cadet whether it’s winter or summer. If he is going to be honorable in January, then there is no reason why he should not be honorable in July. There is no one to enforce the honor system in the summer except me. It is my ball and glove.”
So The Boo became a sort of one man honor system.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The danger always existed that the Commandant’s Department could use the system as a weapon against the cadets, a practice which would seriously impair the effectiveness of the honor system itself. All the procedural affairs, such as the investigations and trials, were handled by the members of honor court. But summer school was another matter entirely. No honor court remained on campus to pass judgment on peers who lied, cheated or stole during the sweltering months of June, July and August. As... Colonel Courvoisie told Colonel James Carpenter, faculty advisor to the Honor Committee, “In the summer it is my baby. I have to write all the rules and the cadets have to play my kind of game. A cadet is a cadet whether it’s winter or summer. If he is going to be honorable in January, then there is no reason why he should not be honorable in July. There is no one to enforce the honor system in the summer except me. It is my ball and glove.”
So The Boo became a sort of one man honor system.
What to read after The Boo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pat Conroy to read onlineMoreLess
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