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By Laws
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14. Students absenting themselves from any
class meeting must explain the cause of
their absence to the Professor in writing
within two days after their return, and any
absence not so explained shall be marked
unexplained in the Rolls and Class tickets.

15. When a student enters after the calling
of the Roll he shall be marked absent if
he do not explain his lateness to the Professor
at the close of the hour.

[By Law] 8. General Conduct

18. Injury to college propery "shall
be held to mean writing upon it, scratching,
cutting, breaking, disfiguring, and
removing it. All students are expected
to be very careful in conserving College
property.

19. An injury done without deliberate
intention, when promptly acknowledged to
the Principal and repaired to his satisfaciton
shall not be considered a punishable
offence.

20. The prompt acknowledgement of
any offence shall always be taken into
account in the infliction of a penalty.

[By Law] 9. College Session

21. A full session in any Faculty shall
be reckoned from the day on which the
work of that Faculty begins, as announced
in the Calendar, until the meeting of Convocation
at which the College session is
closed.

22. Students who do not attend four
fifths of the whole number of class meetings
in a session shall not be regarded

270

1869-70

[margin]
Ap. 26 1870
By Laws
[/margin]

14. Students absenting themselves from any
class meeting must explain the cause of
their absence to the Professor in writing
within two days after their return, and any
absence not so explained shall be marked
unexplained in the Rolls and Class tickets.

15. When a student enters after the calling
of the Roll he shall be marked absent if
he do not explain his lateness to the Professor
at the close of the hour.

[By Law] 8. General Conduct

18. Injury to college propery "shall
be held to mean writing upon it, scratching,
cutting, breaking, disfiguring, and
removing it. All students are expected
to be very careful in conserving College
property.

19. An injury done without deliberate
intention, when promptly acknowledged to
the Principal and repaired to his satisfaciton
shall not be considered a punishable
offence.

20. The prompt acknowledgement of
any offence shall always be taken into
account in the infliction of a penalty.

[By Law] 9. College Session

21. A full session in any Faculty shall
be reckoned from the day on which the
work of that Faculty begins, as announced
in the Calendar, until the meeting of Convocation
at which the College session is
closed.

22. Students who do not attend four
fifths of the whole number of class meetings
in a session shall not be regarded