Caption: Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1953
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juatiun unpi .table, the of the Meg * lit "fed may require the student to withdraw from the course v grade of W" or " I * * Explanations of ebseacet over extended periods may called for by the Dean of Men and Dean of Women the purpose of information. •• i Before and After Vacations and Inspection 24&Abtci Trips Students absent from classes immediately preceding ng a vacation or an inspection trip are lich they final examinations in the courses tm are those abse nted themselves, and are dealt from examinations without dents who absent th< inse proper excuse (see Rule 32). f a student is properly excused from his last class before or from his first class vacation, the above rule applies to the immediately i excuse class or classes. If a student is absen consecutive classes before or after a vaca examination in each of the courses '•\cluded fioiu from Which he has absented himself. Students who an* forced to miss classes because of illness in the hospital. u l i in t ly, or other unusual emergency ith the I) Men and the Dean of Women i vMiting foi relief from the penalty imposed by this rule, together with supporting evidence. These requests will be verified by the Deans of Men and Women and forwarded witli recommendations to the associate and assistant deans of the college* and directors of the schools, who will take final action on the requests. WT * i 25. Special Discipline for If the repeated absence to the dran of the College ease may be reported to action. : DISCIPLINE Repeated Absence from classes of any student seems a matter requiring discipline, the the Committee on Discipline for 26. Basis for Discipline The University reserves the right to exclude at any time students whose conduct is deemed undesirable or prejudicial to the University community's best interest, examples ol
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