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;;:::•? ' •:• --:-■. ' Wff Wi The VMI Honor Code Honor, and a system more demanding than any other build strength and integrity; The purpose of this Honor Code is to maintain the high standards traditionally attributed to the VMI man by seeking to instill in each cadet the desire to conduct himself accord- ing to the code of a gentleman, who does not lie, cheat, or steal. Each cadet should be able to determine right from wrong, and thus be able himself to arrive at honorable an- swers to his questions. The Code is the heart of VMI. It pervades every activity of the Corps — personal, academic, and military and presents a rigid standard by which all cadets must live. Because the Code is such an integral part of the life of each cadet, its very existence depends on the vigilance of every cadet at VMI. Therefore, every suspicion of a violation of this Code must be reported immediately. This is a duty to which every cadet is honor bound. The Honor Code is the daily application of the principles of ethics, honesty, and personal integrity by each cadet to the problems with which he is confronted. The Code has been administered and enforced by the ca- dets themselves since its beginning, and therefore belongs to the Corps. In the broadest sense, however, it belongs to all VMI men everywhere — those who have been cadets, those who are cadets, and most important, to those who will be cadets in the future. It is their most jealously guarded possession. But the Code itself is never to be left behind a cadet when he departs from the post. Though a cadet may be in summer school, another college, or later in life, he remains morally obligated to the Code and the personal standards on which it is based. It is therefore, far more than just a set of principles for four years in the life of a cadet. It is a Code which must be strictly followed by a cadet, no matter where he may be, if he wishes to preserve the most priceless thing he has in his life — HIS HONOR.
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Tradition recalls the strength of those who have gone before, and beckons us who follow in their footsteps.
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