Gott V. Berea College - Issue

Issue

Was the rule forbidding students from patronizing eating establishments not associated with Berea College a reasonable one and did Berea College have the authority to create and enforce the rule. Did Gott actually have a lawful complaint or were Berea College’s actions lawful and performed in a proper manner?

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