The result is that our purity-based single sanction, still in force long after the death of its natal honor world, increases students' willingness to tolerate dishonorable behavior.
The scandal at this campus of 18,000 as the academic year ends has prompted new questions about the university's widely admired code of honor and its single sanction system, rare among American universities.
The Justice Department, according to one person close to the talks, has not yet decided on a single sanction to seek, either in the settlement talks or in the courtroom.
We therefore have a "single sanction" based on a psychology of purity: any dishonorable behavior contaminates the whole community, so any violation of the honor code is punishable by expulsion.
Inside and outside the classroom, students are expected to maintain the same standards of honesty, and there is a single sanction for a student who violates the system: permanent dismissal.
As many as half of them are expected to face the only penalty available for cheating: "permanent dismissal from the university," or loss of degrees awarded in earlier years, as the so-called "single sanction" rule demands.
The single sanctioned creative activity was going to Madrasa, or reading the Quran, every day before school.
Despite multiple deadlines missed by the Iranian government, Rice and her team have so far been unsuccessful in getting a single sanctions resolution.
Without these dialogues we're in danger of living in a world where any single, sanctioned group may decide what we might write or read or say or think, based upon their own interpretations of an "us" and "them" society.
It was fleshed out at a one-on-one meeting between Mr Obama and Mr Putin at the G20 summit in St Petersburg.Russia has blocked every single attempt to impose sanctions against Syria.
Every single month Bill Clinton was President his genocidal sanctions on Iraq killed more infants and children than the 9/11 death toll every month for 8 years.
