Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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, - - - - D!!-I - - DSAILUA - - - - ' LUJLU-I - - - - - .e ' LXUJLKVILUJIAZQLWIILKQQLWJJIAWJDSJJDUJLXQULUJ ' ' CRIMSON RAMBLER The Student Co-operative Council ', , A NIHE Student Co-operative Council has now been in existence C i 3 fo 'I if' A J tfffb?-25 for over a year. It was instituted because of the need of some such system to secure co-operation between the stu- dents and faculty. and to insure quietness in and a proper regard for and use of the library. Under the old system the librarian was present only at irregular periods. and the students were allowed great freedom and many privi- leges which would have been all right had they not been so persistently abused. The student body. desiring a change for the better. elected a com- mittee to confer with the faculty and express the willingness of the students to do all in their power to co-operate with the faculty with regard to the proper usage of the library. This committee drew up a petition which was approved by thc student body and by the faculty. This petition provided for a Student Co-operative Council consisting of seven students and two faculty members. The two upper classes should each elect two members: the lower classes one each and the Academy. one. A few of the provisions are as follows: I. Stack room shall be closed to the students. 2. The librarian shall be in the library one period each morning and afternoon for the purpose of giving out books. 3. All the students shall be on their honor in the library. IL. Every student shall be honor bound to report any misdemeanors. The name of the reporter shall be known only to the Council. 5. For misdemeanors there shall bc first a reprimand. second. cen- sure. Censure shall consist of being deprived of all literary and athletic privileges. and of being permitted to attend class only. The period of cen- sure shall be determined by the Council. The Council is elected the first of every year. each member being elected by his own class. The meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month. when all complaints which have been registered are considered. If neces- sary, warnings or reprimands are issued. The system is not perfect. but has had remarkable success from the first. The student body has responded nobly when placed upon its honor. There is as little restriction on the students as possible. The librarian when present in the library often overlooks a little disorder because he desires the students to feel that they are to regulate their own conduct. and that they are at all times on their honor. The entire system would be of greatest simplicity if each student would conscientiously ask himself these two questions: First. If all in the library were as noisy as I am. could anybody studyn: second. If all in the library were as quiet as I am, could everybody study? 19