SEC. 3. [Executive Committee.] It shall be the duty of the Executive Committee to excuse all fines presented to them upon good and sufficient reasons; also to keep a record of and report the same to the Treasurer. In case they refuse to excuse said fines, an appeal may be made to the society. It shall further be their duty to perform such duties as the Secretary may direct.

ARTICLE IV.—DUES.

SECTION 1. [As amended January 18, 1884.] The dues of each member of this society shall be fifty cents for each term after the one in which said member is admitted.

ARTICLE V.—AMENDMENTS.

SECTION 1. [Amendments.] Any addition or amendment to this Constitution or By-Laws of this society shall require a two-thirds vote of the society. Said addition or amendment must be handed to the Secretary in writing, and must lie upon the table one week for a second reading.

BY-LAWS.

SECTION 1. [Meetings.] This society shall meet on Friday evening of each week during the regular college term, and shall be called to order at 8:00 o'clock.

SEC. 2. [Order of Business.] The Order of Business of this society shall be as follows:

• 1st. Calling to Order by President.


• 2d. Literary Exercises.


• 3d. Debate (regular and miscellaneous).


• 4th. Critic's Report.


• 5th. Assignment of Classes.


• 6th. Recess.


• 7th. Reading of Minutes.


• 8th. Reading of Fines by Secretary.


• 9th. Propositions for and Elections to Membership.


• 10th. Reports of Committees.


• 11th. Unfinished Business.


• 12th. New Business.


• 13th. Adjournment.


 

SEC. 3. [Election.] The officers of this society shall be elected by ballot, at a special meeting called for that purpose, and a majority of votes cast shall decide the election.