1859, Code of Laws for the Government of La Grange Synodical College, ch. 10, §§ 2-9.

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1859

“CHAPTER X.
DISCIPLINE.

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SEC. 2. No student shall be condemned without an opportunity for explanation of his conduct.
SEC. 3. Any student charged and proved guilty of carrying about his person, or keeping in his possession, fire-arms, or any deadly weapon, shall be suspended.
SEC. 4. A student using, or threatening to use, a weapon in a quarrel, shall be expelled.
SEC. 5. A student sending, or accepting, or bearing a challenge in a duel, shall be expelled.
SEC. 6. A student guilty of a flagrant offence against morality shall be expelled.
SEC. 7. No student shall be permitted to keep a pistol or gun, or other deadly weapon, at his room, under any circumstances.
SEC. 8. Students may not use a gun in hours of recreation, for hunting, without permission from the President.
SEC. 9. All guns owned by students (save those who reside with their parents) must be deposited with the President, and kept under his control…”

Full Text: 1859, La Grange Synodical College

Code of Laws for the Government of La Grange Synodical College, La Grange, Tennessee (s.l. : s.n., 1859), 12. Chapter 10—Discipline, §§ 2-9.