Transactions and year book 1921 (1921) (14759067246)

Identifier: skuleyearbook1921toro (find matches)
Title: Transactions and year book 1921
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Toronto, Ont. University. Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering. Engineering Society. Papers Toronto, Ont. University. Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering. Engineering Society. Transactions and year book
Subjects: Engineering
Publisher: (Toronto University Engineering Society)
Contributing Library: University of Toronto Archives & Records Management Services
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto



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o report tothe President of the Engineering Society for whatever servicesmay be required. (Members of the first year Executive Club andEngineering Society Committee are excluded). 3. The East door of the Engineering Building shall not beused by any freshmen. 4. Freshmen must not wear SPATS or DERBIES. The following rules must be observed up to the time of theSchool initiation: 1. All freshmen will wear a green tie of the style, approvedand supplied by the Supply Department of the Engineering So-ciety. 2. All freshmen will enter the school buildings by the base-ment doors only. 3. Freshmen will remove their hats in all school buildings.The initiation will be held the first week in November.These rules go into effect for the first time next year. As to their success and whether they, along with the inside initiation,will produce the required result is at the present time a matterof doubt—but time alone will tell. W. E. BENNETT, 2T3, Chairman Frosh Rules Committee. 146 THE TRANSACTIONS
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147 REPORT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE The President, University of Toronto Engineering Society. Sir,—Acting on instructions from the Executive, this Com-mittee has carefully studied the old Constitution and herewith begto submit to the members a draft of the revisions we have seenfit to make. We trust that these will meet with the approval ofthe members of the Society. The following are the more important changes made:— 1. The arrangement of sections has been somewhat changedand they now appear in proper order. 2. Various articles have been changed to a different section. 3. Fee for life members has been done away with. 4. Representation on Varsity staff is left to the discretionof the Executive. 5. All references to a Permanent Secretary, Manager orEditor-in-Chief have been deleted due to discontinuation of thepublication of Applied Science. 6. Provision has been made so that the federation of clubsmay be extended to include all School* activities. 7. Provision has also been