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...able athlete should incur it, however lightly he may count the penalty which he himself has to pay. We speak here only of the athlete, for it is not our purpose to lay down any of the general principles of common sense no less than of morality, which condemn the wholesale neglect of college work for college play...
...deeply regretted. This is especially true on account of the feeling that as an organized effort is now being made to minimize the somewhat objectionable features of the game, it should be given another trial. It is not, however, the purpose of a paper conducted by undergraduates to condemn the decision of the Faculty of another institution. We can disapprove - and that is all. Anything more would have the effect merely of creating ill feeling on all sides, and would accomplish nothing...
...that appear from time to time in the student publications of other colleges, especially of those in the West. Editorials are written in which the student body is soberly reminded that "cribbing" is cheating and should be desisted from accordingly. In one college a mass meeting was held to condemn the same offence, and in another, in the East, the custom has recently been in-introduced of making a student sign a declaration at the end of his examination book to the effect that he has not given or received help, as if otherwise he could...
Especially do I condemn the behavior of a few young men in a private box whose actions deserved to be classed with those of Bowery "toughs," rather than of members of the leading university of America. I am glad to say, however that one outrageous insult which they flaunted in the face of the whole audience twice, if not three times, was resented by many of the students themselves...
...principles of the A. P. A. countenance bad methods: T. A. E. Weadock in Cong. Rec. June 12, 1894, p. 7199. - (a) Lies, forgeries and misrepresentations. - (b) Adoption of methods they condemn in Catholics. - (c) Adoption of other illegal means. - (1) Against the U. S. and State Constitutions: Denver Daily News, Oct. 6, 1894. - (d) Retaliation. - (1) Against officials refusing to join. - (2) Against officers performing their duty notwithstanding A. P. A. oath: Rocky Mountain News, Denver...