Image 35 of Annual Register of the State College of Kentucky, Volume 3 (1883-1884)

s’1`A’1‘1s COLLEGE OF KENTUCKY. 35 124. No Cadet shall visit the room of another during study-hours. 125. No student shall throw anything from the windows and doors, nor any missile in the vicinity of the public buildings. i 126. No student shall play upon any musical instru- ment in study hours, or otherwise disturb tl1e quiet of the Quarters. 127. Students shall walk the halls and pass up and down stairs in study hours in a soldier-like and orderly manner. Loud talking or laughing, scuffiing, and all other unneces— _ sary noise in the buildings, are prohibited at all times. 128. No student shall post any placard or notice upon , any of the College buildings, fences, or other improvements or places, or affix to the walls of his room any map, picture, or piece of written or printed paper, without permission from the Commandant. » I2Q. Students are forbidden to take or have in their quar- ters any newspapers or other periodical publications without ` special permission from the President. They are also for- bidden to keep in their rooms any books except text·books,_ without special permission from the President. I30. No student shall mark, cut, or in any manner deface or injure the buildings or other property of the College. 171. Any student having an explanation to offer for an _ offense for which he has been reported, will express it in writing according to the prescribed form, and present it to the Commandant of the Corps within forty-eight hours after its publication. lf satisfactory, the Commandant will A erase the report; if not satisfactory, he may refer the ex- planation to the reporting ofhcer, who shall indorse upon it such remarks as maybe pertinent, and return it to tl1e Commandant. l 172. No explanation will be received after the lapse of forty-eight hours, unless sickness, absence, or some other ' unavoidable cause, which must be fully stated, has prevented . its presentation within the prescribed time, in which case it must be presented as soon as possible. 173, \Vhenever a student is absent from any duty, or absent from quarters after taps, or at any other time longer than thirty minutes, he will be punished as if beyond the College limits, unless his absence is satisfactorily accounted for. j 174. Explanations will include only such statements of _ fact and of the intentions of the student as may be neces- 3 sary for a correct understanding of the case, and will not 1