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An Ordinance to prohibit Students from eating or drinking at Taverns or Public Houses —
Be it ordained, that no Student shall eat or drink at any Tavern or Public House
of entertainment at any time, without leave first obtained from some member of
the Faculty, under the penalty of admonition and suspension; regard being had to
the repetition of the offence, and the general rules of punishment prescribed
for the regulation of the
. . .