Student Accused of Calling to "Negro Girls," Minutes of the Faculty, Vol. 3, page 58

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This excerpt contains a description of charges received by a student, including "calling loudly to several negro girls."

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University of Georgia Faculty Minutes

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English

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Monday 19
Andrews of the sophomore class was reported and the following charges brought against him. 1st excessive constant and ... profanity. 2nd disrespectful conduct towards the officers. On being asked by one of the officers why he had not prepared his recitation he replied "the President had been at his room and bored him for an hour and a half." On another occasion he was singing very boisterously under the window of one of the officers. The officer came down to stop it and Andrews remarked that he had hoped he (the officer) was ... the music. Several other instances were mentioned. 3rd He was habitually very noisy and disorderly. 4th He was found on one Sunday afternoon sitting on the back steps of the College calling loudly to several negro girls to come in. 5th There were strong reasons for thinking his habits were becoming bad. A letter was ordered to his father requiring him to take his son home.
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University of Georgia Faculty Minutes, “Student Accused of Calling to "Negro Girls," Minutes of the Faculty, Vol. 3, page 58,” African American Experience in Athens, accessed September 25, 2023, https://digihum.libs.uga.edu/items/show/98.

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