Towson University - Tower Echoes Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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M. THERESA WIEDEFELD, P1'esifle11t - i A1 551:11 -N, R I difnw fq hx

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THE TowER LIGHT vor. XII ocToBER, 1938 No. 1 What Does it Matter P M. THERESA WIEDEFELD O many of the rules and regulations which college students are expected to maintain cover matters which to the individual student seem to make little or no difference. What does it matter? you ask, or Hnd yourself deciding :'It doesn't matter at all. What does it matter if you are absent or tardy and do not turn in an excuse blank? Everyone knows you did not play hookey . Your reason for staying out is your own business. When measured on the whole scale of values, the day out of college meant more to you in one way or another than that same day would have meant if spent at college. You can make up what you lost and mean to do so. Why should you offer an excuse? What does it matter if you do smoke in the Rest Rooms? You are careful. You watch to see that ashes do not get on the floor or furniture and that nothing is scarred or burned. Nobody is there to see you. A few burned stumps may tell the tale but only the janitor sees them and they have no identifying marks. Why not smoke if you want to? What does it ma-tter if you do leave milk bottles, trays, knives, and forks on the tables instead of returning them to the proper place in the cafeteria? You are in a hurry. The corridor is crowded and you would have to push your way through, carrying dirty dishes. It is a menial task. The janitor always removes them anyhow. Why should you return them? What does it matter if you do not give way to students having fifth period classes in order to relieve the congestion in the cafeteria? You are as hungry as they. You are free ito eat and have been used to eating at the noon hour. The best foods will be gone if you wait. It is not your fault that other students have fifth period classes. Why should you give way to them? What does it matter if you do get off -the car at the south entrance? The cars stop there and you should be free to get off where you please. You always look both ways and really prefer to cross where there is no traflic control. You have never been hit yet. Fewer people get off there and you dislike crowds. You enjoy the walk by yourself and you think it is the nearer way. Why should you get off at the station? 5