Discipline at West Point: Old Rules, Harsh Penalties Remain
The article notes West Point maintains strict discipline with demerits and penalties dating to early days. Cadets faced harsh penalties for minor luxuries, like extra guard duty or loss of small privileges, reflecting the army’s preference for stringent regulation. It recounts anecdotes of Christmas box thefts and a long-unaddressed unsigned professor’s note.
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New York
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Robert E. Lee
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Animals Commit Death by Own Action at Circus Zoo
A longtime head animal keeper says animals do commit death by own action often due to loneliness homesickness or loss of mate or offspring. He cites cases across species including hippopotamuses and big cats and notes self destructive crises can be averted with proper care and social companionship.
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