State College News, Volume 16, Number 9, 1931 November 20

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"Heads Pom REVISION OF POINT
| SYSTEM IS TODAY

| Students May Propose Changes
If Desired, Committee
Announces

“STATE FAIR” IS
THEME OF BAZAAR

Articles
Benefit

| CONVENTION HOST

Child Development And Parent
Education To Be Subject
of Two Day Mecting

Fach Class to Sell

For Y. W. C. A.

The vete of th

vient Fe ai " Deteto Will Head
COUNCIL INSTALLS 1 1933 Prom Commitiee |
TELEPHONE BOOTH |.

i Students Will Post AM Call
nih sh pabliens, ant] On New Bulletin Board
Outside Room B

RELIGIOUS GROUPS
TO HAVE BENNETT

mig dat Ha th
Tiietesd in jet the
hid sand

Hannah Parker Named
in Sophomore Reporter \;"\"

Class To Present Two
Dramas Tuesday Night

Women Athletes Have
Award Dinner Tonight

f v1 [California Women Evaluate | Directory To Be Ready
1 ine Criteria For Model Males By Christmas Vacation '

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vie Troubadors Will Have | vee ee oa Sates, PNM ML
i ' First Meeting Tonight i ina val He tate tn Tae /

FENCERS MEET

S, NOVEMBER 20, 1931

2 STATE COLLEGE NE’

State College News LIVING UP TO PROMISE | Fascism A Type Of Roman Imperialism,
; wie | Affirmative Men | Argue In Split Debate

for hospitality received s much
{arbor the Edward Eldred |

ished by the Class of 1918
lergraduate Newspaper of New York

College for Teachers Voter chal sronsired ption for tl eee rs at] a ¥ f
relly sponsared a re ieforeuel ship. shy’ system, and a
= sh debate squad in the Longe ot Richardson | Th ‘cotta ie sire’ to. comuer the W 3
S$ BOARD vceasions fond the members of the teams at He I's vatesily te tet ‘to he worthy of a name, *
the home of a member of the faculty, rather than heing | ie ‘
Gronce P. Rice Sauinncie ++ sEditorsiu-Chief | Swtertained hy representatives af the stutent boily whost | itori Te PA re 1
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Avpnry Frowens.... diverting Manager | 0” the visitors, two, for they. sav the students. and [ Fee Te Taha a Tally TgaenNL MCURRAN elatteed
Page Mall, 131 South lake Avenue, «uth memora, of the fen x in charncteristicall | Wat lati faa aah MAH
| democratic enh tnauiestionally enjeser 2 awd Stuart | whereas Fascisie is merely ac thitional
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201 North Lake Avene, $4011 cortanity 1 meet the students on a footing wat | Ce ig, of Notti sr ek clint este ta ie wiettiak ati
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tit tat he neeesstey for sernity: wonem to | fE was pelted aut hy the ais y
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CaF aN Ae Ceatmlike ut, amare COLLEGE GROUPS
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“wont ot VACATION CAUSES is sive snes

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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 20, 1931

DOCTOR TO SPEAK Introduces Speaker | Undergraduates Make War On Columbia TEACHING PERIOD
IN 11:10 ASSEMBLY "~~~"! Professors In Quest OF Betr Engh "pop TUMORS ENDS

Dr. Frederick Patry to Make
Feature Address Today
For Health Week

'y |1933 English Majors Complete
Methods Requirement,
Says Supervisor

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RELIGIOUS GROUPS
TO HAVE BENNETT
FOR CONFERENCE

DR. A. W. RISLEY
WILL BE OFFICIAL
IN BENEFIT GAME |

Mi BOARD WILL ISSUE is
= PUNSTERS? EDITION
OF LION TUESDAY

Three Members Of ’31
Women’s Team To Meet Get Teaching Positions
Keuka On December 12,

French Club Meeting
\ To Be Monday At 4:10

MEN OF ALUMNI : ;
TO HAVE REUNION. Milton Kuolt, Special Student, Reviews af
ON DECEMBER 29 British Education Of Indian Children \i< °°"

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DSP Majurin Suet Styles, You will ening seeing

the new fall hits. eu:

Unusual Models 1

June Carey, '34, Is New
Fellowship Chairman \

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STEEFEL BROTHERS.

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bunch Dinner

' Leave your fee Cream Orders with us ' Supper
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Cmiewshamae a WHOLESALE PRICH
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 20, 1931

| Book By Albany Artist To Be Awarded (COMMERCE CLUB STATE TO CHOOSE
MAT LAST MEETING, DELEGATE FRIDAY

Roy Smith, commissio
i] Port of Mtb
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COLLEGE LIBRARY
ADDS NEW BOOKS

and Education Included
In Recent Addition

Student Council Nominates
of| Four to Compete for N.S.
F. A. Representative

ps int
hich Mi

iN} Four members of the junior chiss

lira hs

tinny r
he Hudson

Sanith wold ee

he delegate will
in the re

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Vaylehardt
ities in Secunlary

< PEDAGOGUE BOARD
TQ RECEIVE KEYS,
FROHLICH REPORTS

COLLEGE TO HAVE
INTERCLASS TRACK
MEETS IN SPRING

"FRESHMAN CLASS
ACCEPTS BUDGET,
SAYS TREASURER

1935 LEADS LIST
OF TAX PAYMENTS,
HIDLEY ANNOUNCES

‘iat wtuy Senior Picture To Be
AtaAie Monday After Recess|'' »,

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