besides these, there is a whole book of Student Laws passed by the Students’ Assoc, that are much more stringent

The College Laws
Social Laws
The students are not at liberty to receive men, even members of their own family, in their rooms. 
If sophomores or freshmen Wish to drive, a junior or senior must be added to the party. 
Students are not at liberty to remain down town later than seven o’clock nor to leave the campus without permission after nightfall.
No student is allowed to leave College on Sunday unless under exceptional circumstances.
Visits of young men on Sunday are not allowed.
No driving or automobiling on Sunday is permitted.
Students accompanied by men may visit the Vassar Inn without a chaperone, but not with a party numbering altogether more than four. They may not remain later than in time to reach Chapel for evening prayers.
Students are not permitted to take meals outside the College with men and without a chaperone except at the Inn.
    They are not permitted to spend the night in any of the cottages in Arlington except in student houses, or with their family, or by special permission.

Laws Regarding Guests
Only graduates and nongraduates are permitted to stay over night in the rooms of students. The College invites graduates to spend two days and nights a year as guests of the College, and non--graduates one day and night. If they remain longer it must be as guests of the students whose rooms they occupy. 
Non-resident students are not at liberty to take meals in the College dining-rooms except by invitations and at the charge of whoever invites them.

Laws Regarding Rooms
    The authorities hold the students accountable for the unneces-sary defacement of their rooms. They are not at liberty to paint the floors, walls or woodwork nor to drive nails in the walls.
    They are forbidden the use of gasoline, benzine and candles.
They are not at liberty to keep trunks in their rooms nor to take food from the dining-room tables.