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t WO THE MICHIGAN DAILY___ ___________

T-1tJES.1DAY, APRItiL

MV[lORE ASKS-DO DISTRUSTED SENIORS UNDERGO TRANSI1TION?

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FEditor's Note: Prof. A. I7. Moore of Ieetdsoet.Qeto:i
the engineerinzg colleg;e, national ipresi- preetdsoet.Qeto:i
(Aunt ofT iau Beta Pi, honor engineering senior cannot be trusted two weeks
fraternity, is the author of this series of beoecm neetwahpes
articles based upon a national survey bfr omneetwa apn
made of the honor system in colleges and ill two weeks of liberty that turnst
uversities., him into a leadler among men? Ques-
Thireenh 1nsulnwt. t ion: if one or these seniors really
It is true that this kind of a stu- ..i1ois ~iidab htjs
detbody inherently lacks unity of Ititicatiolt has the college given himt
dtpurpose. It is true that most of those
-seeking the B. A. degree do not lpok
forward to graduatin~g into a profes-
lion which already hras some kind of
a code of ethics; and thiak even as : >? Yi
the ultimate goal, the undergraduate <
body~ lacks unity of purpose. It is "truej A-
that there are too many present who
are irresponsible. And it is true that~
morale is low, 'because of these rother *
factors. Now, what about it?r
No one has pXroposed or will pro-
pose th'at all Liberal Arts students
shall be treated to a common curri-
cUlum, simply to give them unity of 1r
jpurpose, valuable gas that may be. And
althoughf there may be an excessive Th R
variety of choice among the bewilder-}
lug number of courses offered, no one
wishes to -go beyond a certain desir- W R
a~ble minimum point. in outlining re-1ly
quired subjects. How then is the Libt-
eral .Arts college going to attack the l Comin~g
evils growing out of heterogeneity? :Alboes play
First,f the fact that s; bad situation -hshl
exists must be recognized, admitted,N° shoe erv;
and faced. Next, it must be admitted srfrn
that ;the situation will not cure itself. peeec
Nett, to find a remedy and to proce'ed ' t This yc
to apply-It. YOUR se:
Trainiug For Citizenship #A of special
The Commencement speaker "views] accepted
the earnest young faces before hi'ni, cauthorlity
and .points with pride to the collegeAE
as the training ground for the future A -
leaders of our civic life." The -quota- rS
tion marks were used simply because your
the pharse was made as hackneyed as
possible. A couple of weeks befoe
these faces were turned toward tlie'6 ,
gifted orator, they were turned to-
ward their final examination papers; ;'l
and at {that time, the {college, busiy lOic Pr*c
engaged in traininrg its students to e ,
leaders, was setting them an example
by having university policemen, other-'
wise known as proctors, present to

The literary college may in~l: _r' nI
ly lack unity of purposeasars
the curriculum is concerned it may
be coeducational in oilr(5'C5,i
students nmiy 1be quiite a iture. But '
110 college can evade thme responsibil-"
ity cfest ablishling and 1mimainiiig
Eunity of J)ur')050in Owhe s~iluet bodyt
with respect to one [ing nt ZU~

lion esi y and fair dealinlg. it is nlot a
tqaest ion o>f the faculty evaling the is,- 1
Srie-uot wholly. Thre better element!s
III LIheIudeat blodly shares in the re-
:pO1)siI)i lity. Therefore, it is up to the
(:leecol lect ively.
No Honor system is possible unless I
fa"uIt y-studndit" relations are in good
5haipe. (Coninuied IxN\ext issue;

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