Repository: UIHistories Project: Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1930 [PAGE 21]

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is affiliated with such an organization is subject to University discipline. 63. Smoking Smoking in or about the University buildings or on the Campus between Springfield Avenue on the north and the east and west drive immediately south of the new Agriculture and Commerce buildings on the south is forbidden. The east and west limits on the South Campus are Mathews Avenue on the east and Wright street to Armory and Sixth street extended through the Campus on the west. 64. Ute of Intoxicating Liquors; Betting (a) Any student who is guilty of betting, illegally using intoxicating liquors, or immoral conduct is subject to dismissal from the University. (b) Organizations of students, including fraternities, local clubs, etc., which allow the use of intoxicating liquors in their houses, and organizations of students on whose premises owned or controlled by them intoxicating liquors are used, will be subject to University discipline, extending to the dismissal of individuals and to the prohibition of student occupancy of such premises. 65. Injuring Property Any student who willfully or carelessly injures the property of the University is required to pay for its replacement or repair. 66. Civil Offenses Any student fined or imprisoned by the civil authorities thereby becomes liable to University discipline. trf 67. Issuing Worthless Cheeks Any student who issues or passes a check without having a proper- balance or credit to meet the same and refuses promptly to make it good, or otherwise obtains money under false pretenses, thereby be* comes liable to suspension or other discipline. 66b Advertising in University Buildings The posting or distributing in University build ii of advertisements for the promotion of commercial interests is prohibited. AUTOMOBILES # , Operation of Motor Vehicles by Students No 'imiergra'lu.ite student idristei* d in the depart

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