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By SELMA SAWAYA
GETT'YSBURG - The newly-
installed, honor system at Gettys-
burg College will cover all exami-
nations, term papers, reports, lab-
oratory work and all homework,
according to a report by the col-
lege's Honor Commission.
No proctoring by faculty will ex-
ist unless it is necessary for their
presence, as fn the case of lan-
guage orals or laboratory prac-
ticals. Professors will make them-
selves available for questions at
the beginning of the examinations
and inform the class where they
may be reached during the re-
mainder of the examination.
The Commission also suggested,
the professor retire to his office
if it is in the same building. If it
is not, he may remain in the test-
ing room with the permission of
the class.%
The student, under the honor
system, is obligated to be honor-
able himself and to report any
student he observes abusing the
code.
The honor system passed in an
election last spring with a record
turnout' of 1,102 voters fron\ an
enrollment of 1,355 students.
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states, in effect, that if a student
drives or owns a car, he must have
it registered and buy a sticker.
.The price of the sticker is $15,
and judging from the many let-
ters to the Michigan State editors,
the students consider the driving
privilege not worth the price.
The MSU administration says
the $15 is paid for the privilege
of driving and parking on campus,
whether you drive on campus or
not, just as the part of your tui-
tion which goes to the athletic de-
partment entitles you to see the
games, whether you go or not.
The fee is used only for building
and maintaining parking' and
U.S. General
Likes Santa
WASHINGTON (R)-Gen. Max-
well Taylor wants everybody to be
sure of one thing this year - he
is "100 per cent behind Santa
Claus:"
The Army chief of staff grinned
yesterday at some ribbing ques-
tions 'at a National Press Club
luncheon. They were inspired by
his directive before Christmas lastj
year discouraging the exchange of
Christmas cards .among officers
in the Pentagon.
He said then his chief aim was
to avoid burdening the Pentagon
mail system.
"Now I want this understood -
I am 100 per cent behind Santa
Claus. I am for him every min-
ute. But if any Army officer in
the Pentagon sends me a Christ-
ias card, he is going to have to
justify it to me."

driving facilities, the administra-
tion. has said. They also receive
extra revenue in the form of fines
which they collect from students
who drive without the identifying
sticker.
One particular student at MSU,
Sterling Powell, was fined $25 for
possessing an unregistered car in
the vicinity of East Lansing. Like
many others, Powell is appealing
fine, but he has slightly different
reasons: 1) He doesn't own a car.
2)His father's car hasn't run for
the last six months, and is 100'
miles from campus, anyway. 3)
His brother owns a car, but that's
at Central Michigan College. 4)
Neither Sterling, father, or broth-
er, have driven within the East
Lansing vicinity since the start of
the fall term.
According to the MSU News,
Sterling may "beat the rap."

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EAST LANSING - Although
the students in Ann Arbor may
feel they have grievances against
the driving regulations and their
V. and Mrs. attendant misery, students at the
t thei big- Michigan State University of Ag-
riculture and Applied Science are
state em- having their troubles, too.
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