Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-04-21 | Page 11 | Freshman Defies Old Hazing Rule

FRESHMAN DEFIES OLD HAZING RULE ANN ARBOR. Mich. April 21 Because Louis T Orr, Jr.. of Chicago, a student in the law school. University Univer-sity of Michigan, refused to wear tne "froah pot,'' the freshman'ii tiny gray i cap, and observe other university tra- dltlons, the student council has passed pass-ed a resolution requesting his dismissal. dis-missal. The faculty has taken no official cognizance of the affair, so far as was known today It Ifl said that since the organization of the student council, coun-cil, none of its recommendations has Ix-i-n disregarded by the unlversltv ' official CHICAGO, April 21. Louis T. Orr Chicago attorney, telegraphed President Presi-dent Burton of the I'niversiU of Michigan declaring an attempt to force a college student to submit to hazing rules Interferes with constitutional consti-tutional rights. According to Mr." Orr, his son, Louis T Orr, Jr.. a freshman at the university, refused to obey student hazing rules. Students, Stu-dents, according to Mi. Orr. petition ed tho faculty to expel his son.