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i riday, April 26, 1968 THE SALEMITE Page Three Student Explains Judicial Board Carol Quick, former Editor of The Salemite, enjoys the free time he once spent in her office and running to the printers. Salemite Editor Relaxes After Year Of Work By Jill Silverstein "If you quote me, make me gram- latical,” says Carol Quick, past Edi- jr of The Salemite. Although she ; a math major, her skill in journal- ;m indicates that she does not need 0 worry about grammar. A Salem Scholar, Carol was on the Dean’s dst last semester and was a mem- )cr of the Symposium Committee. Vhen asked how she had time to pend hours every day in The Salemite office and still make good grades, Carol said, “Well, I go to led a lot earlier now.” Being editor entailed many more idvantages and funny experiences :han disadvantages. Not only did ihe know exactly what the assem- dies were to be about, but even the 5arth-shattering, formidable exam schedule was written on her calen dar before anyone else knew about it. All of Carol’s friends hated to get her mail for her; she was the only girl at Salem who was guaran teed ten letters a day, as well as many magazines and posters. The job of editor was rewarding for Carol, especially in that she had experience in human relations. Most of her real work, she said, was in the public relations department. Also, she had to apply herself in awkward situations, such as filling extra space for election returns the week before elections and “skating” without boots at 7 a.m. on snowy Thursday mornings. “Luckily,” she says, “it ended when it did. I vir tually exhausted my supply of sub jects for editorials!” Carol can now relax in her leisure and is able to watch and listen to assemblies without thinking, “Who is covering this one ? I don t see anyone taking notes . . .” She misses working on The Salemite, but she is having little trouble learning how to fill her spare time. (Continued on page 4) GIFTS - ANTIQUES ACCESSORIES Your mother or friend might enjoy a basket decorated by you for Mother's Day. Salem Gift Shop 531 S. Main St. DUNCAN MUSIC COMPANY, Inc. "Music of All Kinds" "Music of all kinds ... for the serious student of music or the hobby musician. Plano, vocal, organ, and guitar. 965 Burke St. Near Sears Phone 723-9906 best way to take leave of your faculties! Vacation time, weekend time, any time... you’ll find the going easier and faster when you take Piedmont. See your travel agent or call Piedmont Airlines. PIEDIVIOIMT AIRL-IIMES *^’^“^grTvfin^ervice forgoing people 68-CN-l (Continued from page 1) the facts of the case. Different possible penalties are discussed be fore a certain one is decided upon. Finally, a motion is made in reaction to the majority of the expressed opinions. The motion must carry by a two-thirds vote. After the penalty is decided, if it involves suspension, expulsion, or probation, the case goes to the Faculty Advisory Board for con sideration. This Board is composed of Dr. Gramley, Dean Wood, a fa culty member elected by Legisla tive Board, one elected by the fa culty, and one appointed by Dr. Gramley. At the joint meeting, the Chairman of Judicial Board gives the details of the case, the girl’s testimony, and the proposed penal ty decided by Judicial Board. The girl involved is encouraged to come to this joint meeting and present her own case. Questions are then asked by both 'Boards, after which the girl leaves the room. The Faculty Advisory Board then questions Judicial Board on the basis for the decision of the pro posed penalty. Then the Faculty Advisory Board leaves the room to discuss the case among them selves. If they do not concur with the proposed penalty, they decide on an alternate penalty^ They then return to the meeting room and acknowledge their approval of the proposed penalty or offer their alternative penalty if they have disapproved. If the Faculty Advisory Board has concurred with Judicial Board’s proposal, the case is over. The Chairman of Judicial Board and Dr. Gramley notify the girl of her penalty. If the Faculty Advisory Board has offered an alternative penalty, they leave the room again to allow Judicial Board to discuss this alter native. Judicial Board either ac cepts this alternative or proposes another one. If the two boards do not agree after three alternatives have been offered then Dr. Gramley decides the penalty. Judicial Board alone does not have the authority to place a girl on probation, suspend, or expel her. Neither does Faculty Advisory Board. Dr. Gramley must agree to any proposal, and in case the two Boards cannot compromise, he makes the final decicion. If a case before Judicial Board does not involve probation, suspen sion, or expulsion as its penalty, the Chairman notifies the girl of her penalty as soon as Judicial Board has decided on it. The details of a case are not dis closed by Judicial Board for the protection and benefit of the girl(s) involved. This secrecy has led many to look upon Judicial Board as a black-robed group with iron hearts and fists. The girls on the Board are humans just as we who elect them are. We pnnot expect them to be any more infall.ble than we ourselves are. But Judicial Board does not profess to be in fallible. They, as humans, make mistakes, too. But they do pro fess to be as fair, objective, and understanding, as they can be. There is a general misconception that Judicial Board is totally re sponsible for upholding the Honor Tradition. The Honor Tradition is based on each individual and the individual’s responsibility t o herself and Salem. Judicial Board merely extends to all students this responsibility of regarding rules and upholding the regulations. The strength of the Honor Tradition, therefore, cannot rest on Judicial Board—but on each individual girl. The strength of our Honor Tra dition rests on YOU—and it is what YOU make it. for the nearness of you § )iddteo You’re sure of yourself when you have Bidette. Here is a soft, safe cloth, pro- moistened with soothing lotion, that cleans and refreshes... swiftly banishes odor and discomfort. Use Bidette for intimate cleanlineaa at work, at bedtime, during menstrua tion, while traveling, or whenever weather stress or activity creates the need for reassurance. Ask for individually foil-wrapped, disposable Bidette in the new easy-to- open fanfolded towelettes...at your drugstore in one dozen and economy packages. For lovely re-fillable Purse- Pack with 3 Bidette and literature, send 250 with coupon. 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