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AS30CIATED '"OMEN
STUDENTS
THE UNIVERSITY OF LLiRYLAT^D
1953 - 1954
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome 3
Dorm Life 3
Daydodgers . 4
Clothes and Social Life 5
Academic Life 7
AWS Officers 8
A''S Constitution 9
WELCOME
Ueet Elack-eyed Sue. This gal
may be Maryland's state- flower, but
Sue is like any
other girl aboat
to enter Marylind
U» as a new stu-
dent • She har. tiie
same clothing Iv.ts,
revised and edi"-ad
by a practical
mother, a fin-
ancially skeptical
fat her I and a v^ise
She has the same
stomach pangs as she thinks of sor-
ority rushing, 8 ;00 classes, and
Saturday night dates* In short,
Sue has the same problems that you,
as a new student will have*
colleo-e friend.
DORM LIFE
Her first big concern is where
and how she will live. The dorm
assigned to Sue is very similar to
the other four women' s dorms on
campus: it houses about 140 girls j
has a spacious lobby; contains a
basement equipped with laundering
facilities, public phones, and candy
and fruit juice machines. There is
a large rec room where Sue can enter-
tain visitors with a ping-pong game
3
rV-Bhow^ior piano jam-session#
Sue's room is on the second
floor, so with a shout of, "Man
on secondi", Sue and her folks pro-
ceed to unload pillow, bed-clothes,
blankets, spread, rugs, curtains,
and clothes from the car and start
the long haul upstairs* An hour
later the weary workers push the bed
into place, plug the radio and alarm
clock (into a newly acquired exten-
sion cord), and collapse on 3ue*s
roommate* s bed to survey the four
walls that Sue will call home during
the coming year.
Assue's parents are leaving,
they meet the housemother who ex-
plains the dorm rules: quiet.
hours for
study, Monday
night dorm
meetings, meal-
time, and the
dorm judicial
board. After
a final fare-
well to her parents, S^ue dashes
upstairs to avjait her roommate.
DAYDODGERS
Ove'r half of SueVs freshmen
cla.sr.cQo.+.(?iii Will h«^ I>ay dodgers
and live at home* They may com-
mute to the University by public
trainsportation, in their own carst
or a car
pool. They
will find a
desk at re-
gistration
set up ttd
help them
find rides
if they
haven't been
successful yet in finding trans-
portation. They may put a lock on
one of the lockers in the Education
or BPA building to keep books or a
lunch* Daydodgers may bring
their lunch and eat in the Rec Kail
or the Dairy* Of course they may
buy lunch in the dining hall cafe-
teria, rec hall, dairy or the drug-
store if they v^ish.
CL0THZ3 AND SOCIAL LIFE
Sue begins the long process of
unpacking, with that harrible fe.,ii'i^
of soraetning forgotten* Ab isne •^s'^.gs
up skirts and folds sweaters, Sus's
mind -.vanders to the fall football
games and informal fraternity parties.
Her green formal brings thoughts; !'f
the Pan-hel pledge dance, homecojuing
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reek-end, fraternity formals, and
Rossboroagh • eek-end. Jeans and
sweatshirts for picnics at '>reen-
belt are stashed a\':ay; then as 3ue
pldces saddles, loafers, and heels
into her shoe bag, she remembers
the forgotten: RaIN".VEAHI I .Vhere
are the boots, slicker, and um-
bFella? ^uick, a note to motherl
Sue finishes her unpacking by hang»
ing her prized possession, THE suit,
in her closet. Sue may wear The
Suit to basketball games, boxing
matches, Convocation exercisesi
the movies, church, and all inbe-
tv.'een occasions that don't re-
quire dressy clothes or jeans*
■Vith a usual frown, Sue- takes
out the envelope -A'ith her monthly
\ allowance
in it. ■
Whether it
v;ill be
sufficient
for shampoo,
dry-cleaning,
laundry,
cosmetics,
club dues,
.ectioh, s'tamps, snacksi
cigarettes, and cokes will be up
to Sue. and her feather*
ACADEMIC LIFE
So Sue sits and waitsc Her
companion for the year should be
moving in soon and togethe*r thcce
will be registration, mail from
home, their personal conference
with the Dean of '.Vomen, Saturday
classes, phone calls from the •
current man, study for finals, and
all the other activities that will
make the coming year one that
Black-eyed Sue will never forget.
A".VS OFFICERS
You will meet the A'.VS officers
upon yo'*r arrival at Maryland and
get to knov; them through out the
year ;
President - Mary Jo Turner
Vice-President - Joy Covert
Secretary - '.'/anda Mehring
Treasurer - Maureen Quinn
Judicial Board Chairman -
Aileen Zuriff
Academic Board Chairman -
Maxine Moffett
Dormitory Presidents:
Anne Arundel Hall - Jeanne Monk
HH - Frances Campbell
^ueen Anne* s - Barbara Hammond
St, Mary's - Virginia Dunlap
Somerset - Barbara Paten
Even the smallest organizations
must have a set of laws to follow*
The AWS is not a sm^all org-anization
however: for every women on the
Maryland campus is a member. Now
is a good time for you to become
acquainted with their constitution.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTION AND EY-LA73
OF ASSOCIATED V'OMEN STUDENTS
1953 - 1954
PREAI^ELE
'.Ve , the women students of the
University of Maryland, in order
to further our practical education
in the process of democratic self
government delegated to us in the
interest of the University and for
the general welfare of the women
students do hereby establish this
constitution of the Associated ivo-
men Students of the University of
Maryland.
CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE I - NaME
The name of this organization
shall be As3 0ciated 7omen Students
better kncv.n as A7S.
ARTICLE II - ?UR3^C3S
The Purpose of this organizaxion
shall be to serve as a governing
body for the women students and to
encourage their participation in the
administration of student life.
ARTICLE III - ADVISORY BOARD
The staff of the Dean of '.Vomen
shall constitute the Advisory Board
of the Associated Women Students,
ARTICLE IV - 0FFIC:R3
The officers of this organiza-
tion shall be:
A» President
B. Vice President
C. Secretary
D« Treasurer
£• Chairman of the Judicial
Board
F» Chairman of the Academic
Board
ARTICLE V - EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Section 1, Definition.
The Executive Council shall be
the active administration organiza-
tion of the vjomen students.
Section 2» Membership,
The Executive Council shall con-
sist of the follov/ing members:
President, Vice-President, Secretary,
Treasurer, Chairman of Judicial
Board, Chairman of the Academic
Board, the Dormitory Presidents,
Deputy President of the Panhellenic
Council, Representative of the Day-
dodgers Student Association, and
Representative frorn each class -
Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and
Freshiiiaii, enl a ?3presentative of
the In^.ornaiional Club.
ARTICLI] VI - RESlr'NC: CCUNCIL
Sectioa 1. De-^irJ.t ion«
Th--^ ?^::ia.,u:^ Council shall be
t he a c ' -■ I : -i .1 % -• a o i''?.- n i za t i o n
between l-.s c^/^;'m;ei houses f'^r
women '.ir-i.-.^ :>• ^'- rrrj: +: jurisdi :"':ion
and the " "Sxc-cu f". ivc ^^ouacil of A'^c-j
Section 2r Mcib.rRhiDt
Th.^ Fos.- '^oi'- i Council shall con-
sist of tjie .""c- ': 'j'/v' tiiT ."i-rHibers : mem-
bers f r^i^c /.T 1 /e C c ur: :) il , Jud .c ial
Chairman cT e.-::;.i s;:r':-i?ty house.
Judicial C^a-Lr:':r.r. cf eacn off-
campus woraci''s !-t si'lence, Chairman
of each stitndin^ cru-iil'Ctee of A'V3 ,
Chairman of each tamporary committee
of A-''3 during the period when the
temporary commiitee is functioning.
aRTICIZ VII - JULIC1--.L BO-iRD
Section !♦ Definition
The Judicial Board shall have
jurisdiction over violations of
women's regulations.
Section 2. Purpose,
The purpose of the Judicial
Board is to maintain a high level
of personal and group standarcfe of
behavior in the college community.
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Section 3. Membership,
The Judicial Board shall be com-
posed of nine members, five of whom
to be appointed as judicial chair-
men of the five dormitories and four
to be appointed by the retiring AWS
executive council from the incoming
Junior and Senior classes.
The Chairman of the Judicial
Board shall be elected by the in-
coming and retiring members of the
campus Judicial Board meeting to-
gether for this purpose.
ARTICLE VIII - ELECTIONS
Elections of the President,
Vice-President, Secretairy, and
Treasurer shall be handled by the
Student Government Association in
the manner prescribed by the Stu-
dent Government Association.
ARTICLE IX - MEETINGS
Section 1.
Meetings shall be held and con-
ducted in the manner as specified
^y R obert's Rules of Order.
Section 2«
At all meetings a two-thirds
majority of the respective members
shall constitute a quorum.
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ARTICLE X - AJjIENDMINTS
Section 1.
This Constitution shall be
amended by the affirmative vote of
two«-thirds of the voting women of
the Student body provided that
thirty days have elapsed since the
publication of the proposed amend-
ment and the date of referendum,
aection 2.
^Amendments to the Constitution
may be proposed by a two-thirds
majority of the Executive Council
or by the process of initiative*
ARTICLE .XI - BY-LA'" 3
This Constitution shall be im-
plemented with By-Laws, which shall
be amendable by the three-fourths
vote of Executive Council, and
Residence Council and the approval
of the Dean of Women's staff t
ARTICLE XII - TERIu OF OFFICE
The term of office* shall bs
concurrent with that of the
Student Government Association*
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BY-LA' 3 OF ASSOCIATED WOMEN
STUDENTS
ARTICLE I - PO'VER AND DUTIES OF
THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
A» The Executive Council shalL
transact all official business
of the A'-VS, and shall" consider
and act upon all problems
which pertain to the welfare
of the women students.
B* The Executive Council shall
consider suggestions for legis-
lation from any individual stu-
dent or any group of students,
the House Directors ♦ and the
staff of the Dean of Women.
C. The Executive Council shall co-
ordinate the activities of AlvS*
D* The Executive Council shall
meet weekly.
£• The Executive Council shall
approve appointments made by
the presidents
F. The Executive Council shall pre-
pare the agenda for the Resi-
dence Council*
G. The Executive Council shall
approve the annual budget.
H. All proposed legislation must
be publicized in all living
units prior to final considera-
tion by Executive Council.
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AHTICIE II - 'P0-ER3 ANV rUTIES OF
THE RESIrrNCF COUNCIL
A» The Residence Council shall
approve changes in all Houre
Rules submitted by the living
units, and may suggest and
approve any changes in House
Rules which it deems necessary«
B« The Residence Council shall meet
at least once a month or more
frequently at the discretion of
the Executive Council.
C. All proposed legislation regard-
ing house rules shall be pub-
licized in all living units
prior to final consideration by
the Residence Council.
ARIICLE III - PO.VERS AND BUIIILS OF
THE JUDICIAL EOARJ)
A. Jurisdiction
The Campus Judicial Board shall
hear and act upon:
!• All cases of lateness of 30
minutes or more.
2. All cases involving refusal by
a student to accept penalties
imposed by a residence judi-
cial board.
3« All cases wherein repeated
offenses have been made by a
student against, student gov-
^/ernment regulations arjd stan-
dards.
4» All cases involving serious
deviation from social moral
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standards of the Student CJov-
ernment Association of the Uni*
versity of Maryland,
5. The third offense against the
University regulation concerning
the use of alcoholic beverages.
(First and second offenses will
be handled by responsible
officers and the housemother
of the living undt«)
B« Procedure
!• All dormitory house directors,
sorority housemothers, and per-
sons in charge of off-campus
housing units, and sorority and
dormitory house presidents shall
receive notification of Judicial
Board decisions pertaining to
cases of residents of their
respective living units within
24 hours following such deci-
sions.
2« The Judicial Board, sorority
and dormitory judicial boards
shall keep permanent files for
records of all judiciary cases
handled by these respective
bodies*
3« Records of all cases handled by
the Campus Judicial Board will
be filed in the permanent per-
sonnel folders of the rtespec-
tive students in the office of
the Dean of V^omen.
iv* The Judicial Board shall meet
weekly at a regular time>
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decided upon by the members..
5* All cases that are to be tried
shall be reported to the Judi-
cial Board 2k hours after the
offense is committed*
•C. General Policy
1* Violations of rules and stan-
dards of the Student Govern-
ment Association shall be con-
sidered by all Judicial todies
in the light of the gravity of
the offense, attitude, motiva-
tion,- and past record of the -
offender, and all other ex-
tenuating circumstances.
2* The Judicial Eoard shall re--
view all cases handled by the
residence judicial boards:, i^.-.d
if the action taken by these
boards is deemed unjust, the
Judicial Board members may act
upon the original decision.
3* The Judicial Board v;ill fiinc-
tion as an appeals board fcr-.
any- students who are not sat.LS-
'fied with decisions of dormi-
tory or sorority judicial
boards.
k* The residence unit may not al-
ter-ia decision made by the
Campus Judicial Board;*
5* The Campus Judicial Board mem-
bers may refer cases to the
Dean of Women for final action
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with or without, recommendation,.
6» All cases which involve extreme
departure from accepted stan-
dards of behavior or which are
caught up in circumstances of
a strictly confidential nature^
• information concerning which
the Judicial Board members have
no access to,, shall be referred
to the Dean of Women*
D» Penalties,
1, "Campus" - Confinement to resi-
dence after 7:00 p^m.
2* Revocation of late leave privi-
leges,
3* Detail work in residence under
supervision of housemother*
4« Other penalties deemed advisable*
ARTICLE IV - P0..ER3 AND DUTIES OF
THE ACADEMIC BOARD
Af Purpose*
The purpose of the Academic Board
shall be to inspire higher aca*-
demic standards among women stu-
dents, augment personal integrity,
and to stimulate intellectual life*
B. Membership.
1* The Academic Board shall be com-
posed of the dormitory academic
Chairman, four sorority repre-
sentatives elected by the Execu-
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tive Council of A'-V3 and one day^
dodger representative chosen
from the official Daydodg^rs
Student Organization*
2# The Chairman, to be appointed
by the President of A.V3 with
the Approval of Executive
Council, shall be chosen from
the members of this board.
3» Eaph member shall have an
overall average of 2*7«
C. Duties
Members of the Academic Board
shall be chairmen of the following
recommended committees: honor
system, tutoring, lecturers, and
publicity. The members of thes^
committees shall be chosen from
interested women students. Other
committees shall be formed as
deemed necessary by this board.
ARTICLE V - CFFICIR3
A. President
1* Qualifications
a. She must be chosen from in-
coming Junior or senior
class*
B. She must have a minimum of
one semester* s experience oh
either the A,V3 Executive
Council, Eesidcme Council,
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Judicial Board, Academic Board,
or any Chairman of AlYS Committee,
or a member of three AV/3 committees*
This does not include dormitory
government experience except for
membership on the Dormitory
Executive Council.
0* She must have a 2«2 overall
average*
2% Duties
a. She shall officially represent
AWS on the S«G.A. Executive
Council and on all occasions
calling for such representa-
tion^
b» She shall preside at all
meetings of the Executive
Council and Residence Council*
c* She shall submit the annual
budget to the V/ays and Means
Committee of the S»G,A,
d. She shall maka appointments
approved by the Executive
Council*
e. She must reside in one of the
women's dormitories during her
term of office.
B» Vice President
1. Q^ualifications
a# She must be chosen from the
incoming junior or senior
class.
b» She must have a minimum of
one semc;ster*s experience on
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either the ASW Executive Coua-
cil, Residence Council, Judi-
cial Board, Academic Board y or
any A'FS Committee. This does
not include Dormitory govern-
ment experience except for mem-
bership on the Dormitory Execu-
tive Council.
c. She must have a 2.2 overall
average.
2« Duties
a. She shall assist the President.
b. She shall act for the Presi-
dent in her absence.
C. Secretary
1. [Qualifications.
a. She must be chosen from the in-
coming sophomore, Junior, or
senior class.
b« She must have a minimum of one
semester's experience on either
AVif'S Executive Council, Resi-
dence Council, Judicial Board,
Academic Board, or any A-VS
Committee. This does not in-
clude dormitory government
experience except for member-
ship on the Dormitory Executive
Council.
c. She must have a 2.2 overall
average.
2. Duties
a. S-he shall be responsible for
^B$^gS:^mjr^ of the A'VS office,
b. She snaTI send a copy of the
minutes of Executive Council
and Residence Council meetings
to every residence unit and to
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the Deans cf ^ornen and to the
Deans of Men vathin the week
following each meeting, and shall
. maintain a copy for the A^"3 files^
c. She shall keep a calendar of
regularly scheduled meetings of
all branches of the government.
This calendar shall be posted in
the office of AWS and in the
office cf the Deans of Women*
i. She shall call |*or removal of an
officer of the organization who
has twt unexGUsed absences from
the meetings*
Dt Treasurer
1. qualifications.
a. She ixiust be chosen from the
incomi^ig ;scphomore, junior, or
senior class.
b* She must have a minimum of one
semester's experience on either
the All 3 Council, Residence
Council, Judicial Board, Aca-
demic Board, or any AWS Com-
mittee* This does not in-
clude dormitory government ex-
perience except for membership
on the Dormitory Executive
Council.
c. She must have a 2*2 overall
average.
2. Duties
-• She sha;! 1 keep a record of all
fi tio.no jaj tr-- nr,ao tions of the
organizatj n.u,
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b» SJie shall procure all re-
quisitions from the Purchasing
Office.
Ef Judicial Board Chairman.
1* ;^ualif ications
a^ She must be chosen from in-
coming junior or senior class*
b» She must have had a minimum
of one semester* s experience
on either the dormitory or
campus judicial boardf
c» She must have a 2t2 overall
average*
2# Duties
a^ She shall preside over all
official meetings of the
Judicial Boards
b* She shall hold the board to
its proper Judicial and edu-
cational functions.
c% She shall be responsible for
thorough investigation of all
incidences of standard vi:>"-
lation among women students^
d# She shall be responsible for
supervision of all records
maintained by judicial board*
Ff Academic Board Chairman
!• Qualifications
a. She must be chosen from in-
coming junior or senior class.
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b* She must have had a minimum
of one semester's experience
on either the dcrmitory rr
campus Academic Board,
c* She must have a 2.7 overall
average •
2* Duties
a. She shall preside over all
official meetings of the
Academic ,Boardt
b. She shall hold the Board to
its proper academic and
educational functions.
c. She shall be responsible for
thorough investigation of all
incidences of academic viola-
tion among women students*
d. She shall be responsible for
supervision of all records'
maintained by the Academic
Board.
ARTICLE VII - VAC ANCILS
A, If a vacancj occurs in the
presidency, the succession to 'the
office shall be in the order
of Vice-President, Secretary, and
Treasurer.
B.. Vacancies occurring in all
rffices except that of Presi-
dent of Ars shall be filled by
appointment with the approval
of Executive Council.
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ARTICLE VIII - romaTORY -iJOVIRNMSNT
A# Dormitory Council
1. Purpose: The dcrmitory council
is the Administrative organi-
zation of the dormitory.
2. Membership: Membership on the
council shall consist of Presi-
dent, Vice-President J Secretary,
Treasurer," Judicial Chairman,
Academic Chairman, Orientation
Chairman, Social Chairman, and
representative of the classes.
The Dormitory Director shall
serve on the Council in the
capacity of advisor.
B» Judicial Council
1. Purpose: The purpose of the
Judicial Council is to serve
as standards committee and to
maintain order and decorum in
the dormitory.
2. Membership: The members of the
Judicial Council shall be com-
posed of Judicial Chairman,
Orientation Chairman, and
four members from the incoming
freshman, sophomore, junior,
and senior class to be appoin-
ted by the Dormitory President
with the approval of the Dormi-
tory Coancil. The freshman
representative shall be appoin-
ted one month after school has
officially begun in the fall
semester*
C. Elected Officers
Im The following officers shall
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be elected by a majority vote:
President, Vice-President, Secre
tary, Treasurer, and representa-
tives of the four classes^
2. General qualifications*
a. The President " and Vice-Presi-
dent should be chosen from the
incoming junior or senior
classes. The Treasurer and
the Secretary may be chosea
from the incoming sophomore,
junior or senior classes.
b.Xhe elected officers shall
have a 2.2 overall average.
D. Appointed officers;
1. The following officers shall
be appointed by the new presi-
dent in consultation with the
retiring president and House
Director, and with the approval
of the new. Dormitory Council:
Judicial Chairman, Academic
Chairman, Orientation Chair-
man, and Social Chairman.
2* General Qualifications:
a. The Judicial Chairman, Aca-
demic Chairman, and Orienta-
tion Chairman should be chosen
from the incoming junior or
senior classes* The Social
Chairman should be chosen
from the incoming sophomore,
junior or senior class.
B. The appointed officers shall
have an over all 2.2 average,
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with the exoep.tlon of the Aca*:
demic Chairman who must have an
oeverall average of 2«7«.
3. Duties*
a* Judicial chairman*
1. She shall preside over all
official meetings of the
judicial board.
2» She shall be responsible for
thorough investigation of all
cases of rules and standards
violations in her dormitory*
3« She shall be responsible for
referral to Campus Judicial
Board of all cases which can-
not be handled in the living
units*
4« She shall serve as her dormi-
tory* s official member on the
Campus Judicial Board.
b» Academic Chairman •
!♦ The Academic Chairman Shall
encourage an attitude of
responsibility*
2| She shall be responsible for
maintainance uf study room
facilities.
c. Orientation Chairman*
!• She shall incorporate a big
sister program.
2» She shall organize the orien-
tation program in her dormi-
tory*
3. She shall inform all hall
members as to the various
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extra-academic pursuits of the
,' campusf and cultural offerings
of the -surrounding community »
and shall encourage , the parti-
cipation, of hall ■ members in
student government and other
organizational activities*
d. Social Chairman
1. She is responsible for the
Organization and- the planning
of balanced social program
- far all residents of the
living unit*
-■ 2* She shall form her own com-
mittee which must be approved
by the Dormitory Council*
S* Elections.
•!• The Dormitory Council shall
serve as a Nomination Committee.
2« The slate shall be presented
that Monday following 3.G.A.
elections unless otherwise
designated by the Executive
■Council of AV.'So.
3* Nominations v;ill be accepted
from the floor.
4* xhe^hali membership shall vote
by ballot within a week
following presentation of slatet
5* First semester Freshmen are not
permitted to vote in specia^
elections held in fall to fill
vacancies.
6. A special election will be held
within three weeks following
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the opening of the fall semester
in which freshmen will choose a
representative to the Dormitory
Councilc
F. Term of officeo
Dormitory officers will remain
in office one year and will be
installed within t^^o weeks fol-
lowing elections,
(>• Written Reports.
All officers shall submit to the
incoming President written re-
por"fe at the completion of their
period of service. These reports-
shall be kept on file in the
dormitory, with copies in' the
A-v3 office.
ARTICLE IX - SORORITY RESlDbNCE
COUNCILS
A. Purpose: The Sorority House
Residence Council shall serve as
the administrative body of the
living unit.
B. Membership: The Council shall be
composed of the House President,
Judicial Chairman, Sorority
President, Housemother, and any
other officers deemed necessary
by the President.
C. Duties: The Sorority Council
shall perform such administrative
and judicial functions as are
deemed necessary for the best
interest of the residence.
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D.. The Judicial Chairman who
serves also on AWS Residence
Council shall bu considered the
official student government
representative of her residence*
She must have a 2.2 overall
average*
ARTICLE X - COMMITTEES
A. The- standing committees of Ail^S
shall be: Constitution, Current
Events, D^ C. Tours, Big- and
Little Sistar Program, Publica-
tions, Publicity, and Social.
1. The President of A'" 3 shall •.
appoint the chairman of each
committer, witn the approval of
Executiv^; Council.
2* Each committee chairman must
have an overall average of 2»2«
E« The temporary committees of AV/S
shall be: Housemothers Tea,
Christmas Pageant, May Day Teai
and any others which the Presi-
dent deems necessary.
1. The President of A/^"S shall
appoint the chairman of each
committee with the approval of
Executive .Council.
2. Each commit\efc chairman must
have an overall average of 2.2.
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ARTICLE IX - A'.VS REGULaIIGNS
A. Signing in and out.
1. Departure from the campus at
any time, and from the Univer-
sity residence after 8 p,m%
must be registered by the stu-
dent at the time of departure,.
a» Campus is defined as the area
including the buildings and
grounds of the University, the
sorority and fraternity houses,
and the commercial district of
College Park,
b. In registering, the student
must record name, time of de-
parture, expected time of i-i :
return, destination, and tcr?.e-
phone number of destinatir;-:: ,
name of companion and mode of
travel if she is leaving cam-
pus, on forms provided,
c» She is personally responsible
for recording time upon her
return*
2» When away from residence, a
student may be signed out for
the evening by the dosk super-
visor or by the housemother if
she phones her request no iater
than 8 p.m.
3. If a student wishes to leave
the campus before 8 a»m, s.".ie is
asked to si^n out the night
prior to her leaving.
4» Any woman student who is do-
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layed and finds that she will
not be able to return to her
residence on time is requested
to call her house director,
a. Students living on campus
should call 7arfield 7-3800*
The campus police will connect
her with her house director.
If calling long distance a stu-
dent should tell the operator
that this is an emergency call.
Arrangements can be made to
have the night watchman admit
her to her residence upon re-
turning late,
b* Student living off campus
should call their respective
residences directly*..
5. Students may not leave their
residence Sunday through Thurs-
day after 10:30 p.m. and on
Friday and Saturday after 11. '45
p.m.
B. General Leaves (These rules
apply except in the case of late
leaves).
1. Freshmen are permitted to
return to residences no later
than :
a. 8 p.m. Monday - Thursday
b. 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday
G. 10:1x5 P»tn. Sunday.
2. Sophomores and Juniors are
permitted to return to resi-
dences no lat^:r than:
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dfc. 10:.00 p.m. Monday.
b» 10:45 P«m«- Sunday..
c. 10:30 p^m. Tuesday - Thursday.
d. 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday.
3* Seniors are permitted to re-
turn to residences no later
than ;
a.. 10:00 p.m. Monday,
b. Unlimited late leaves other
days (without conditions or
failures).
C. Late Leaves (late leaves may be
taken as follows:)
1. Freshmen*
a. Freshmen are permitted to re-
turn to residences no latsr
than 10:30 p.m. two evenings
each week: Tuesday through
Thursday.
b. Freshmen are allowed 5 addi-
tional late leaves per semester
which may be taken until 12:45
on any Tuesday, '"ednesday, Thurs-
day, or Sunday evening.
2. Sophomores are allowed 9 late
leaves per semester which may
be taken until 12:45 any Tuesday,
iiVednesday, Thursday, or Sunday
evening.
3« Juniors are allowed 14 late
leaves per semester v^/hich may be
taken until 12:45 any Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, or Sunday
evening.
4. Seniors are allowed unlimited
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late leaves (v;ithout conditions
or failures)*
!)• Special Leaves.
1. Special Permission.
a. All women students are gFanted
11:15 leaves for attendance at
the following University spon-
sered functions; University
Theater performance, Gymkana
Show, Clef and Key productions,
KA Minstrel Show, Modern Dance
Recital, and Suburban Symphony
Concerts.
b» Any privileges not provided for
under these regulations and
those involving exceptions to
these regulations must be se-
cured through the Office of the
Dean of Women (i.e. late leaves
for extra-curricular activities,
University Theater, Diamondback,
etc., or for personal necessity).
c. All freshmen women who make a
3»3 average their first semes-
ter are granted unlimited 10:30' s
except for Monday during their
second semester.
2. Transfer students shall use the
academic classification of their
previous schools until such time
as they are officially classified
at the University of Maryland.
Privilege categories of unclassi-
fied students shall be determined
by the Dean of Vi/omen.
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3- Holiday Leaves - Free late
leaves for all women on the
night preceding one day vaca-
tions, and on the night which
officially closes the vacation
period*
k» Exam Week. Leaves - Free late
leaves are granted following
completion of exams until dormi-
tory is officially closed.
5« Overnight and l^eekend Leaves -
a» A student may not remain av.^y
overnight from the University
residence until the "Parents*
Authorization Form" shall have
■ been completed, signed, and
returned to the' housemother by
the parent or the guardian of
the said student*
b. An overnight leave shall be
considered as a late leave,.
c« A weekend leave may extend from
Friday after the last class un-
til Monday before the first
class* A weekend leave shall
not be considered as a late
leave* However if a student re-
turns to her dormitory on Sun-
day ni.^ht after 10 J 30 p.m. she
shall be charged with a late
leave for that evening.
6* Early Morning Leave "- Any stu-
dent desiring 'to leave the resi-
dence before 6 a.m. for any
reason must havt permission
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• of residence director»
£•. Housing during vacation and be-
t^jveen semesters - jVomen students
who request the privilege of be-
ing housed by thi^ University
during. these periods shall abide
by the conditions regarding clos-
ing hours and other arrangements
as shall be specified by the Dean
of Women and the housemother dur-
ing these periods*
F« Guests*
1. Guest Hours.
a. Guest hours for dormitories.
1. Men may be received M»n. -
Thur. 2:30 to 10:00 p.m. Fri.
and Sat. Noon - 12:45 a.m.
Sun. 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.
2«. Women .guesta Shalliabid^ by
the same rules as students
living in the dormitories.
b. Guest Hours for Sorority Houses:
l.Men may be received on
appointed days from 4 - 3 p.m.
I^Ionday through Thur. and may
remain until 10:00 one of
these days. (If sororities
will provide substitute house-
mothers approved by the Dean
of .Vomen's Office for the re-
maining two days wlon. through
Thur., men may be received on
these days, 4-10 p.m.)
Fri. and Sat, Noon - 12:45 ^*'^*
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Sun# noon - 10; 30 p«m». Men nay
be received to wait for datis
for a short time according lj
the jurisdiction of the hoo-.-.e-
mother,/
2». V/omen guests shall abide by the
same rules as students li^■il:j^
in the sorority house.
c« Gentlemen guests may be enter-
tained in private-of f-campiir. re-
sidences under Jurisdictioii -.f
the University.iuring the hcurs
designated by the house dirc.tx^
These hours shall not exceed
those established for the v.-omun
in dormitories,
d.. The governing body of each re-
sidence shall designate the
rooms in which guests are to be
entertained*
2* Overnight Guests.
a* Students may have overnight
guests on weekends, and the night
pre'ceding a holiday*, .Vith the
permission of the housemotheri
a student may have overnight
guests Sunday through Thursday*
b« The house-director must be noti-
fied, guest fee paidt and ne-
'cessary linens procured and
other arrangements made 2k hours
prior to the arrival of the
guest* If guest is a resi.dent
of another University of Mary-
land dormitory or sorority
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house, no fee is to be charged.
(Quests must register in the guest
book immediately upon arrival..
c» All guests must abide by clos-
ing hours and other hall regu-
lations •
d. A guest shall have the samo
leave permissions as her hostess
G# Social Events.
1. Calendar--/ill organized social
functions must be registered
prior to the function in the
Dean of Women's Office by Wed.
noon in each week.. These will
be included in the social cal-
endar which is sent to each re-
sidence by Fri. each week.
2. Fraternity houses and Men* s
Dorm 3-uest privileges.
a. Visits of women gueslg must be
confined to those times when
chaperones are present.
b. Hours for women guests:
Fri. - 4*30 - 7:00 p.m.
Sat. and Sun. - 1 p.m. - 7 p»ni»
c. Women students may remain in
Fraternity houses after 7 P«ni.
until 12:00 p.m. on weekends
and may be entertained in fra-
ternity houses from Mon.
through Thur. from 4-3 p.m.
for registered social functicns.
H. Dormitory Management.
1. Q^uiet Hours:
a* Monday through Thursday :
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8;00 a»m, - 11 :30 a#m,
1 :30 p*m, - 4:30 p,m,
7:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.
11 :00 p.m. - 3:00 a^m.
,b., Friday through Sunday.
Quiet hours are to be observed
from 11:00 p.m. the preceding
night until noon the following
day*
c* Radios must ,be turned softly so
as not to be heard in adjacent
. rooms during quiet hours.
d. No lengthy conversation or
visiting is permitted in the
hallways during quiet hours.
e# All telephoning except in case
of emergency must stop at 11:00
p.m.
f» Hall proctors shall be respon-
sible for maintaining quiet
hours. They must report all
offenders to the Dormitory Judi-
cial Board after their third
offense.
2. Reception Hall.
The Dormitory Reception Hall can-
not be used by the residents for
studying or for any other puror.r-.e
after closing hours. Only desig-
nated study rooms shall be uso-:' for
study purposes after 12:45 a-ern,
3» Entrances and Exits.
Only entrances and exits specified
by the hall governing body shail
be used from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m*
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I,. Restrictions and Penalties*
1. Maintenance of AWS rules is the
responsit>ility of all council
members.., F^-ilure cf an;y stu-
dent to a.bi.de by these rules
will be penalized by the re-
sidence council at the discre-
tion of this body in accordance
with the extenuating circum-
stances involved in the indi-
vidual offense* Continued dis-
regard of rules and flagrant
violations of the standards of
the University of Maryland may
be referred to the A'^^3 Judi-
cial Board.-
2« Privileges may be restricted if
the academic standing of the
student falls below 2.O. Re-
strictions will be made by a
committee composed of the hall
Academic Chairman, the hall or
House President, the dorm di-
rector or housemother, and a
member of the staff of Dean of
Women. Restrictions will be
made in accordance with in-
dividual problems*
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