What does HC stand for?

Students at the Mormon church-owned school agree to live by BYU's honor code, which forbids drinking alcohol.

While not all honor code violations are criminal offenses, they are placed on your academic records, and a failing grade or expulsion from school can impact your grade point average which is evaluated for employment.

Pashtuns, who predominate in Pakistan's northwest, live by an ancient, unwritten honor code known as "Pashtunwali," which dictates that a host provide shelter, food and water for his guests, no matter how many there are or how long they stay.

The second half of the book describes the tests a potential hire must pass, recruit training, the first year on the job, family life considerations, and the honor code.

After a stirring foreword by Senator John McCain, the book's eight chapters consist of a short historical introduction to the academy, two chapters on race relations, a chapter on the legal battle to end mandatory chapel attendance, three chapters on women at Annapolis, and a final chapter for everything else, including the honor code, protest movements, pranks, and "other remarkable activities" (p.

Hemmerich called the situation "unpleasant" but said feedback from students and alumni has been supportive of the school and the honor code process.

Poska also incorporates revised views of the importance of the honor code and the impact of the Counter-Reformation in her work.

Second, the honor code produces an increased sense of mutual agreement concerning the necessity for academic integrity specific to that institution (Nuss, 1996).