Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-09-24 | Page 4 | We, the Women:

We the Women Good Manners Respected On College Campus Campus' S I IBy By RUTH MILLETT i Young people arent aren't as free and easy in in their manners as they have havea I Ia a reputation for being in their conduct The young man or girl j who is taking a place on a college campus for the first time this r t. t fall will find out that good manners are as as important there as an any any- I where else Even though collegians collegians colle colle- gians have their own code of ma man l' l ners To begin with with with-there's there's theres rushing I It tj J isn't good manners anners for a rushes t to toj I 1 turn the tables and rush sorority members off their feet And boys I hoping for a pledge button dont don't tr try to get pally pany with campus bi bit shots I Blind dates are all right for or a freshman girl but after her first I year they are beneath her dignitY t which means she doesn't want any fraternity to know she still finds it ft necessary to accept blind dates The Themen Themen Thel Thelmen all men go on having blind dates through school that school that is is those who haven't haven't- hung their pi pins pins because because freshman girls are considered the theli cream of the crop JT I IOn On small campuses students speak to everyone they meet but in large universities that habit is only formed by campus politicians politician trying trying try try- for forK ing to build up a reputation friendliness I fl Chaperons in dormitories an and housemothers of fraternities and so- so so-I so C are treated with as much It courtesy as visiting mothers Stu Stu- Stu Stu 14 14 dents get up when they come ino t j the room room stand aside to ro let them go through doors introduce dates to tO tol lil et them listen attentively when they talk see that they are taken care of at dances wait on them them and and aJI w 11 in m all make them feel as though the they should be wearing lavender levender and o old lace I Students say Good morning or ft How do you do when they n meet e their professors on the street Dr Ct ft for O each campus They save Hello other And if by chance a has them to dinner they dinner they ask I W binI and his wife to dinner on guest night They may do that a an J 1 In with favorite one ose a professor professor-or or whose course they arent aren't doing debt 50 well J I Restraint strange Restraint strange as that gal seem seem seem-is is the keynote of collegiate J manners Students treat each other casually and leave both snub and effusiveness to their elders