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80 General Information consisting of the Dean the Principal the Chaplain and three professors or principal teachers of the Department or- ii If he regards the conduct of the student as generally prejudicial to the character or welfare of the College request the Principal to convene the Court of Discipline referred to in Rule Either Court shall have power to pass sentence either of temporary exclusion or of permanent expulsion from the College The student concerned shall be given an opportunity of attending the meeting of the Court and offering an explanation In all cases in which sentence of expulsion has been passed upon student right of appeal shall lie to the Council as regards Theological students and to the Delegacy as regards all other students The procedure defined in Rules to shall be without prejudice to any action that may be taken under the Regulations made by the Senate for the Board of Discipline of the University Residence There is no residential accommodation for students in the immediate vicinity of the College and students not living at home or with some responsible relative or friend are strongly advised to seek accommoda- tion at College or University hall of residence or in lodgings which have been inspected and classified by the University of London Lodgings Bureau list of halls of residence which offer accommodation to King's College students is given below and students wishing to live in any of them should write direct for an application form and further details As the number of vacancies occurring in halls each year is very limited applications for admission should be made as early as possible Stu- dents seeking lodging accommodation are urged to write to the Lodg- ings Bureau as soon as they know they will be requiring the assistance of the Lodgings Officer in finding accommodation HALLS OF RESIDENCE King's College Hostel Vincent Square Westminster SW1 This hostel is for men members of the Theological Faculty only In the four-year course for ordinands at King's College the third year must be spent in residence at the Hostel and the fourth year at the college at Warminster which was opened in July 1948 The Hostel in Vincent Square was built in 1913 and final wing with Chapel and Library was added in 1929 In addition to rooms for third-year students there is certain number of rooms available each year for junior members of the Faculty Provision is made for full board