Too Much Meddling with Admit istrative Matters Nanking, Sept. 12.
Ini view of frequent attempts on the part of students in the various leolleges of the Peking Government University to interfere with the administration of the institution to the neglect of their studies and in violation of academic discipline, the Ministry of Education, in a ministerial order to the students issued yesterday, instructs them to devote themselves entirely to their studies and refrain from further attempts to meddle with the administrative affairs of the University.
The order points out that the petition recently submitted "by he students of the Colleges of Law of the University, asking that the various colleges shall be elevated to the status of separate universities, has been carefully considered and found incompatible with the Law governing the organization of a National Government University, which provides that such an institu: tion should consist of at least three Colleges.
'The students' recent agitation, order continues, has centred upon this decision of the Government, which the responsible—authorities have not deemed necessary to alte! and the students, therefore, mus! abide by the wishes and order of the Government and devote their attention to their studies instead of wasting their time in futile] activities.
The telegram concludes by questing the Presidents of ta: ous college among the students—Kuo Min,
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