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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, JUNE 3,
1927
State College News
Estaptisnen py THe Ciass or 1918
‘The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
‘State College for Teachers
DEWEY’S “EXPERIENCE AND NATURE”
IMPORTANT BOOK, DR. BEIK FINDS
THE NEWS BOARD ef
Epwin Van Kuercx, Editor-in-Chief
Kappa Delis‘ Rino’ House,’ West “dais
Hinues Zinn, wusiness Manager
@ Madison Avenic, West ‘i646-m
Vinaista Huoins.
0 Washington Avenue,
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sociate Managing Editor
So, ‘Lake Avenie, West 1695:
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The, News ges not necessarily cnlrse sentiments expressed in
contributions. N jons will be printed unless the writers’
ames are left wit the. Editorin-Chief of the News. ity
Will be preserved If so" desired.
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‘Newsrarer,” C. S. P. A,, 1927.
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‘Aupany, N.Y. June 3, 1927 Vol. XI, No. 38
THE 1927 NEWS BOARD “SIGNS OFF”
The 1927 News hoard writes “tinis” wo its work with to-
day's issue, It has been a thoroughly sitisfying experience
to help with the News this year, and the board is Happy: in
leaving the paper in competent hands, Kor its mistakes
doth of omission and of commission, fur its errors in fact,
in judgment and in taste, the hoard is sorry, If we hal
it to do over aj we should try todo better. Since we
cannot “do it over sagain,” that hers who
have been tried ted
come and go, but the News, this he
long as there is a State College.
gratitude to the student body for its
with high expectations for the News’
we are
and proved
1 hopes, ill geo
1927 hoard, with
sain support und
future, stys Roolhy
CAMPUS, COMMISSION NEEDED
with the campus conn
ission has
ities have
Hs has. he
A year’s experienc
proved its
proved af service.
nproved hy the work of p comenittee,
he Host and found commer has ered uncle
ther groups have worked hard aml have dane. well
need he no hesitancy: about snaking the cu
It fills a need,
The
permanent
“THE TEMPEST”
After street's remarks in assembly: Frishay ve
garding. th fio twnight atu Hanurrow night of
“The “Tempest,” nothing remains to he said exveptin
“Attenl the performance.” lay wi yileasnre
and it is worthwhile. a 9 nit wal esate” a
hhas gone into ity production. I deserves support
THE FINANCE BOARD'S WORK
‘The student association thanks the jinaice board for the
dmirable report xive Nov estiraite
stifemts of the College by its painstaking regulation. of
expenditures thrash the hu The: eablestivn ot the
Dudyet is a long and difficult tisk
less is evidenced hy the entht
the
jer anstitiy
tudent
1 State Colle
Prafensure Hidley aid Vth.
vi, nat y thanks are ae,
works aut
tions. ‘To
of the
V
Do
lacie pati
for Fenciy wh
who have f
posit. ‘ly fen toc tcsier inl ila Tals te a
cud ty the alntees aif the College yrounity atu to attuned
tc 2a Ks ta
in x the carp
‘The rave ivanlh te bation rope by
used as shatteut hy mien, woniets, ciblvet aid
he xrays hits hens uid pats, the
crowded wail the stndent population,
“The veighlvvtbivasl eh
dit would take
stil
Hv addition, the College ist curt
) dor athletic wurk which
ey are. at
privacy as docs the traditional 4
students cannot go ahoait their phy sieia
their sports without collecting a crowd ui the eat
dre not content with watchiny from the sidewalks hut who
make themselves entirely at hue all aver the place,
‘The sooner the College ca have the grounds fenced,
the sooner these maisanices will h
at the vieitity's
the
already, to
fun with outsiders
grounds for th
the
i the valu
obese
ay amu,
The wumnen
xperience and Nature. By John Dewey. 443 pp. The
Paul Carus Foundation Lectures, 1. Chicago Open Court
Publishing Co.
In interpreting experience as it o
world, Dr, Dewey attempts to set aside the traditional
methods of the philosophers—the older empiricism, physical
science as a beginning, psychological science as a necessary
foundation—and makes use of a new empirical method,
He would make the real test of this method “whether the
je and standard of beliefs lies within or without the
itu of life” (he holds that the noi
Pivleeonlties ike the pr n effect of g
te access to truth), and he, would dectare inte
id experience to he “a precondition of the
and genierotis cooperation
rs in the na.aral
piety Low
direction of life
the whole of experience as subject matter aud
with this new empirical method, the author is
tack the problem of existence and arrive at
oids the necessity of accepting existence as either som
thing absolutely fixed or something absolutely uncert
ious. Problems of existence become problems of the
id mode af the conjune
ured”. In
and Art i
volume ends with a discussion
fished” "on
wold hay be sti
the frst by the way, to be pyb-
in memory of Patt Carus
alle for freshman assignments
philosophic they’ should have much of interest. F
no person who woes far in the philosophy if education
could well afford to neglect the volume, for lath author
and book will undoubtedly occupy commanding positions
for years t come
KOR
jamin Eravklin, the Fiest Civilized American. Uh
Phillips Russell 332 pp. New Vork: rei
‘The same praise that was xiven in
to a biosgrap wer hy a
here toa iy yan An
pleased tn call “the frst civilized Ameri
he so ebristened Franklin
ind eminent for narrow
he was mirthful, gen
nit anid. uor-toviys
ed th
superstiti
sy opertemiied,
Hecattse hee wats the
the first American work(mane’ Although Russell, i aust
he admitted, fails 1 prove entirely this thesis, he does
furnish a volume that deserves a high rank” among the
Franklin tit
Han those 1
‘The sali portions of the hook, rather
Wh
ve heen sed more widely in explomting
eal merit. Russell's Franklin will
final Franklin, any more than is its subject's
antohie
phy, Neither is a complete pictare. thu Runs
sell's is an interesting one, far more se, we think, than was
Franklin's own,
Mer. $2.30.
New York
Dien
Macmilln,
Hy Levine Uh 337 pp.
the subtitle, A
Wl is the story of
a
tury celates iirst of hee
w. atid then nf her niisfertanes whieh
with those who knew Jesus, aan) her
The telling is intense with th
and tragedy, and for
ery real picture
facheller's newest ove
ko and sin nom
patssiott for ay
Ted to her smeetit
sts hinsed
n’s have sail sin
hor his grtintesd
\ story nf this type has almost 1
H
how to mntke the
seve alaant
lly ‘The narrative ts enriched with detail of setting
ani Tucal ender
Mdcentures in Habi-Crapt, (Character in tle Making.)
We Menty Hark Settler. $200, 1 pp. New York
cata an iMate work isa
wnattion vat the yy veloped hy
hi
fs Lewes aint Kioarick, Nt the elshiren eon
uechanisin Cabitmudel) whieh vistilices the
shiv how te transter their
terest ftom the Habit-undel which they. hive
selves to the "st ” ary for th
io of the brabit ny sand teacher
elfretian,
spring autly
He hal Susbiin persistent
tempts to preseat curricula
wid aietlid by wsluct teacher ant puirent any bel the vibe
beenter heartily inte the alyenture at habit erat
FROM OTHER COLLEGES
Thiversity of Wisronsin Preadem (len Franke, has
eat AAA nce an iatony at Ty
Fepresenits the Largest alae muti the istry
ot thes uiiversity, Le will require “HS two eeu stamps
and AAP Hive cent
Lathiys fat post
Ohiy Northern wnversity Back
shes here will be aosessed ome dollar
vnnorial, which wall pvdably be a ciuster at
camps,
yenior
iy on the
University of Coloridy tieh sear the outstanding mgt
tthe freshman chisy here is presented witht ie brown
Healy hat by his class
University uf Akron—Members of the journalism staffs
have ave
aus ral
ing the last three
cording tu the regis
who hav
sues
man,
Zimmerman Makes Arrangements
For Bound Volumes Of The News
1 students and members of
ff of the State Couece, News
asked if it wi
ave bound volumes made of their
‘opies of this year's
is heing arranged by
bere of the hoard who themselves
want the bound volumes.
kept. their copies and
nt then hound,
hound is known.
Some students may lack a few
issues to make their volume com-
few extra copies of most
re available and ma;
obtained from
THE STUDENT FORUM
BURKE LIKE SHAW,
CLAIMS MR. BURKE
Yea, And He Is State's Own
Harriet Beecher Stowe,
Ye Ed Avers
be possible to
This
ent-
Others
lay notify Helen
isiness manager,
‘To rine Boron or rity, News:
ly wha ie th
: it etiticism of Ary
ra
Miss Zimmter-
COLLEGE BRIEFS
Dean Anna
tw College
at th
Miss Maude
Frenett, and
structor int
quests
1 iol
Steinke, ‘50,
week en
Williom G.
ui eh
| Miss Stokes Recuperating
\ report from the
where Misy Ellen ¢
Wy ayatheaiaties
weeks, say
rapidly
Swimming Classes Stor
Hlizabeth Bender,
ra three months’ trip in Europe:
Miss Bender spent last summer it
ifornik
ter spending the week
al in New York
Appoint Two Delegates
ci | Will Go to Canada
Miss Jeametta Wright, instructor
will spend her
Beta Zeta Dines
Beta Zeta held its anneal Imanquet {i
Hampton hotel
Mal
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Several alumnae were present
Miss Scotland Returns
Miss Minnie B.
who hs
and hay returned ty Athany, | Suswionee
Welcomes Pledges
J
2 Raase
Hawks,
Sister Visits Miss Phillips
Miss Messie Mullips af New. Ro
ehelle, visited her sister, Miss Helen
ML Phillips, iusteuctor in’ English, last | 8
To Stay in Albany
Allauny
st sie ty recuperating |
Wy awy ater arane
ai thinkers to think and the
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Tha Langschur, 28,
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to the home economies comerence ant [Pee | eae Nectar -
} Ashville, N.C. Jime 20 to 24 ther ‘
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nie
;
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A ny, sta | BRUBACHER ADVOCATES
“it tor thre IDEA “CLEARING HOUSE”’
| PN teacher ean sar on teachin
J dennitels without peril
F al closings I
ve
Swing classes were Hebd for the] neti eave iteut 8
last tinwe this semester ‘Tuesday even haved in sua article int 0
MC MAY Bh Rea ii ay sone at Now Vout State File
State Girls Cherish Cockever, Heinemann;
Men Reverence “Marvelous Marty” Barry
State College men have long cherished) ner's Tawar, ste the fies oth
vail basketball prowess, and
in ty
Marry,
their trai
still spe
ous Marty
| busketball her,
reveren
(wu stars of the first
tude aad any number of lesser lights.
to most Fe
barks
Athletic asso ue
a tess of "Marvel | only since 12a
the semi-mythical] Miss Heine
Hut State College girls | swimming, hockey,
wagni- | holds the women's avidersrid
rds iu the shut put and the basketball
row.
bees
nh starred in basket
warkable girl athletes |
\ graduates trom State Collee, accord | Other oul attlews ot the yeur 1928
ing to Mass J. Isabelle Johnston, in- | were , Hildegacde Liebich,
structor in physical education, are Le In 1925, Fowene
Cackengy 22, an Wiles Th Sans
an, Dorothy Lo starred.
Both were all-around athletes, No| Last year the best athletes were [liza
records have bi
re
kept of Miss Cacke- | beth Milmine and Jeanetta Wriet
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, JUNE 3, 1927
SAYLES SPEAKS ON
SCHOOL LITERATURE
Warns Students To Keep Mania
For Measurements Well
Controlled
Wat the Milne Tigh
fof the department of
id recently in
Phi Kappa,
address:
professional
fraternity,
punishment is cooperat
punishment of the individ
ples where student so
cial pressure had brought remedies in
eases where all other methods had failed
Discipline should he impersonal," he ad
vised,
Professor Sayles spoke principally om
the texts and other literature in the tieht
of educational administration, The
the
he
growth in educational fiterature in the
HALF-CENTURY CLUB TO MAKE ‘77 “BABY MEMBER”
Courtesy Alimal Quarterly
The lua
fF the eh have heen graduated
The Hald-Covtury: Chul
reprisduced hy courtesy. at the
fifty years Whe ek
okt men and women, will hold their annoal meeting almond day
narterly, shiiws the srinp whiel met last fine. AIP menibers of
A AS77 will hecome the “haky nicmber™ west anonith
“What Would You Do. In Another Chance At College” Seniors Are Asked; |Y W.0. A, WILL LOAN
Empie Wouldn’t Worry; Sarr Wouldn’t Rebel; Fay Would Budget Time| SILVER BAY FUNDS
By Kuizsnce Pin ciinnacr Jorste Lathink E shonkh try ty lanier may (atten E ekose
Aly confide ‘i
das the re
5 besetting am
He warned uurvi- |
um that ‘boc sudan
Arte: Re dled fag:
ff Kappa Phi Kap, and
Clarence \, Midley were alse
im
Cmsttivtion, ais ran ay hy
committer healed hy Marokl Perry, "22,
The thivd Te
wad | Bh
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SYDDUM TO ENTERTAIN k
Members nf the Mali Conny uly
Will Ie guests of Syeda Hall
alumni week-end, whieh Incite Hane
Anyone whe was gradunted tits cu
age ar bette Unit
Jb,
the
77 will he frestunen™ vt the
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Appointment by Phone Main 4558
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Hat chan lnterectines chaea’” tee seat, fCammet, smeeesstil seting iy the font leis spent in thks ope aie, Ekin [thins declan telvin Van itech |Alumnt Are Invited For First
WE Mao tisd the attdante i ead anal at least af State Collere, stale study tuader,Mocce all, balun Wat would 1 di. Nothing, ar neatly | Thme; 2 Faculty Members
Fae ane at a Fin seams inesweivable that any vt these | soa tai agyselt vo? taeans. Perhia just afte Bit, “Th | Will Attend
MMAMY CERES HT LO SKATE AE EW YEU T Hagist per etis coat Mave any. regrets Chie) anid bandlly nay le ti 1
fessional libraries Avis as by He per eetoa at la Nang: seni year is now saline | stomatlly Several Seite College ints will attend
Ang ks espe enn evn we ea ay oat cade saa Cian ay Ie eastern conferees aot the stnfent
by Vrafessur Sayles were: ‘The Prins [it conll have heen other bes Heavever tel that ii Eth college ter ala taven Jtst YOW.C. As which will anyone at Sifve
i ation “HE yor coubl hive another cn work study Taarter ay fist a i. ¥ if
cial aa His Su Coberly Ua a at dng wis neat soa ta! ee yeare ta} MRE fae te: geal at, ery sem wa | Ns CO fe 2, arti
tone Miilin) ; Everyday Vewbleans wi the {{yierentty 2 hue hneaisht nes\ers, tren any bist years Fv fit Ruth fanpie’s contrat: tothe guture | Batten Dowty, “2S, newly elevtea
Country ‘Teacher, Lowth, ¢Muemillins; [eyenat well knowa seniors. ticle halt) [tor aatideties. saad spent as miichs tiie se, (Shout at the alle ME wouthit VW. CoN, view resident
Sevntany Fshcaion in Canty Vases, te iy, oo ah howe othe makin Tre wry ae pa hing tothe] "Ayu interested is nw ta Wy atl
Terris Cpotetnn) ¢ Canatructiee:Sefona [tisk clanie Geant senile ute wt wane Miss Fanpie hecatne mere setivity | yg eee iy a
: \Vitth the eontessions at viel, The last Three: mil a had years. sovthed! ReceeasbTS. SelM
Discipline, Walter Robinsen Smidlt | yiy, anne, {0 ane th way, thromwh cotlepe Saath forty ars far the entine tip, cantare
(American Hk company): An tutes init thus Hah Sotho setts wien ac cent tan tte anal fei
tino ational Soci, Si of estrella de ya a mife Here The Colles organs Wi By all
onglton> Milltin) ¢ ‘The Administra iow | Walerclasswion oe tli tial phitouphe Mi Ale dist Wen, gar Hmm ae quart vet ‘
Ot ean MUM eT f W) contrite ot tee val old cord ve wl owe hd Jewel ty retin vay ! her A eS
whine it Rt MeN at UD owere dere | ser teow te enter trate alter serahaatinty
hat 1 weak sat : Whe Ziad, eesti ot 1
o 1 Wilhat 7 sachattion, wee They Hh % will tor inetonbad
ane 1 wi fry the tl \
a Reaniae \ wsiMlede aerate v0 Mit his be
Mood | ich tin tw 1 th im, T ars berere citer me a
tether ving hate, let ts coataalen ig sch 6a awe mwetinss for ti
NN hh " At Tittle is wasted and wisely and th " MV presley uel atlas
Meo Chirhe 1 H extravenr wiitater scitlh Vier ne BN ines ait
moder mania for mieasnire | snug ht ine ri tegtcu. te Het
ws woth nile aire: tine tot [Gis more perp vu tahew by vas, care Lett to be toed ay evel wit
rigits”” Professor Sayles say soa be [St 8 ore | a fea 8b a My he fase ae ota sy,
carefully kept in hand, especially iu sinall | puties, club and eles athar Vdhe te le viensly, twee doubt | diet M wt LCL tutiiyg W hess savionmnns an tea
communities where one’s business is [rent any part at at bat hy peinn ty Hamedacedty contend annie iy Ratariliy Jane
everyhody’s business, Measurements, fy |! mete vise. « sr State Collrve with es: Jovare, 1 TE
said were wf great value, Dinter un We wi a val ath
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, JUNE 3, 1927
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Dr. Croasdale, Advising Summer Recreation|
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AMERICAN AND CHINESE
Open I unti! 2 A. M.
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| Branch of the Boulevard Restaurant 108-110 State Street
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TO MILLS ART PRESS
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CANDY, CARDS
GIFTS for
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The College Pharmacy
Western & Lake Aves.
Albany, N.Y
Tel. West 195% and West 4951
and
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Of Rubber
We Have It
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ALLING RUBBER CO-
451 Broadway
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ESTABLISHED ENGLISH UNIVERSITY
STYLES, TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL
CHARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES.
Gharter house
Suits and Topooats
$40, $45, 550
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
OUR STORE IS THE
OF ALBANY.
The character of
the suits and
overcoats tailored by Charter House
will earn your most sincere liking.
Steefel Brothers
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, JUNE 3, 1927
FINAL TESTS END
THURSDAY, JUNE 16
Schedule For Second Week Of
Examinations Announced;
Includes 46 Subjects
second week
follows
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PURSDAY, JUNE
WEDNESI AY, JUNE |
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Chemistry 6A
HISTORY FINALS GIVEN |
THIS WEEK IN QUIZZES!
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|54 No, Pearl St,
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AND HOUSE DANCES
| Several Students Go To Events
At Schenectady During
Week-end Of May 20
Several State College girls attended
Hexe prom and fraternity
ices the week-«
F Donnell
the Phi Delta ‘Theta stance
and Betsy: Miller attended
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JOHN W. EMERY, Inc.
‘POPULAR PRICED SHOES
Shoes and Hosiery Albany, N.Y,
THE IDEAL FOOD STORE
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roceries Fruit and Vegetables
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DIAMONDS ~- JEWELERY - SILVERWARE
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116 NORTH PEARL STREET
ALBANY, N. Y.
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Creators and Originators
of Personality Bobs
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133 No, Pearl St |
Beautician
Phone Main 6280
Klein Market
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You just know it comes from
Blah & Cu.
10 No, Pearl St.
BAKERS
A. HIAGAMAN & GO.
877 to 885 Madison Ave., Albany, N. Y.
Branch Stores:
1 Scuth Allen St, Alluny
£04 Mudison Ave., Albany
178 Central Avo, Albany 130 Quail St,, Albany |
. 42 Fowth Bt, Troy
BUY BONNIE BREAD
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20A Stouben St, Albany
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