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Essay heading: Visiting Hours OP ED
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I love having the honor code as a student here. It provides me with a healthy atmosphere to prosper and learn. I believe if visiting hours were modified and men could have women over in their rooms, or vice versa at any time of the week, students would be better off. This is because students would gain more experience hanging out with different people, becoming more open about themselves, and could be a great opportunity to enhance their individual characters... displayed 300 characters
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This is because students would gain more experience hanging out with different people, becoming more open about themselves, and could be a great opportunity to enhance their individual characters. Visiting another person’s room however seems to be regulated not by the honor code but by the school. To me, this is confusing because if everything else is governed by the honor code, why not visiting hours? You may believe some people would break the honor code and break standards... displayed next 300 characters
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