United States Military Academy West Point - Howitzer Yearbook (West Point, NY)

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ON OR COMMITTEE The Cadet Honor Code states that, A cadet will not lie, cheat, or steal, nor tolerate those who do. The Honor Code has been a part of the academy, in some fashion, since its founding in 1802, and is designed to foster a commitment to moral-ethical excellence in graduates. Centered around the Concepts of truthfulness, fairness, respect for others property, and encouraging others to live by these high ideals, the Code serves as the com- mon standard of ethical behavior expected of cadets. Although a part of every cadet, the Code is interpreted and administered by the 80 member Cadet Honor Com- mittee elected by the Corps. Forming the Committee are a wide ,D eatb variety of cadets ranging from corps squaders to battalion com- manders, and from star-men to Be-fojfe Rangers. These people maintain a special role of selfless service to II the Corps and the Academy. Each company is represented by one cadet from both the first and second classes, elected in the spring of yearling year. Heading the committee is the Executive Staff con- sisting of four Regimental Representatives: Steve Grabski, Jim Buller, Leonard Brown, and Sanjay Puran- dare and four Brigade level positions: Chairman, Tony Etnyreg Vice-Chairman for Investigations, Alex Rodg- ers, Vice-Chairman for Education, Jennifer Olingerg and the Secretary, Dixon Dykman. The commitment and sacrifice necessary to serve on the Honor Committee are far overshadowed by the sense of pride gained by being chosen by one's class- mates to care for one of the Academy's most prized possessions. Activities 195

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