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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1961
Aouse Aouds
Chi Sigma Theta
Mary Ann DiRuscio announces
that Claudia Spas and Noreen
Budini were pledged October 2
Joyce Girillo is the W.A.A, repre-
sentative,
Gamma Kappa Phi
Beatrice Heath ‘62, President,
announces that Margaret Smoyer
was installed as vice-president at
last Monday's meeting
Elaine Alve ‘64 was elected cor-
responding secretary and Jan Arn-
old, alumni secretary in a replace
ment election,
Bel ta
Buffet for Alumni after
game, Saturday,
Soccer
News Notes
TTENTION ALL WOME:
ended hours until 2 a.m. will
be given to all women residing in
State College residence halls for to-
morrow evening's Homecoming
Dance.
SENIOR:
Pictures will be taken in Bru
rooms four and five, October 18 and
19, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., and October
20 until 1 p.m,
Students should
sitting fee
bring the $1.50
WC MEETI
re will be a meeting of the
Radio station, Wednesday
J p.m, in Bru
DROPPING COURSES
The last day to drop courses is
officially October 27
GRADUATE ENGLISH MAJORS
Mr. Clinton J
Teacher Placeme
nounced that all Seniors and Grad
uate students who are English ma-
jors should report. promptly dur-
Ine the week Oetober 16
Room 172 for required interviews
CHEMICAL SOCIETY
The student affiliate of the Amer
jeun Chemical Soctety will hold its
meeting at Bra, Wednesday. Dr
WooM. Cashin will on
Wines, Beer, Whisky"
PIPE, SMOKERS
ROK, Munsey has avreed tw
act as sponsur of
ehib Any detiaal megnber
ship can be obtamed evher tram
Honor Dek Poeree an the Student
Mail
IVCF Plans
Fall Assembl
he wutial ball Weed
med vy liter
Fellas sti wcll
Gender ind bast
afternoon Qetuber
Mr
a pipe smokiny
about
var
ay Sun
Phi Delta
Mrs. Gresmeyer, housemother
and Irene Economopoulos were
made honorary members,
Psi Gamma
A coffee hour for the Alumni will
be held Saturday evening from 7-9
p.m.
Sigma
Doris Williams » President,
announces that a Homecoming
Luncheon will be held Saturday at
11:30 p.m,
The committee for the luncheon
consists of Mary Darries, Dot
ruskolaski, Dorinne Williamson,
and Cindy Reynolds
The Homecoming Float commit
tee consists of Bea Blackburn,
Priscilla Putman, Judy Miller,
Linda Hammon and Alice Hant
Ipha
2
Alpha Pi Alp
A Homecoming Buffet for Alumni
will be held Saturday night, from
78:30 p.m.
College Press
Lists Speaker
The SUNY Collegiate P:
sociation announces its paramount
speakers for the forthcoming con-
ference starting October 26.
Mr. W. R. Hearst, Jr.,
In-
The
Mr.
of
luncheon.
will feature
Editor-in-chief the
Times Union,
Mayor Corning will greet
student editors, writers and faculty
advisors in attendance, Dr, Marry
the
Porter, Provost of the State Uni-
keynote
versily deliver the
address.
fhe cighteen workshops — will
start on Friday morning, accord
ing to Irene Wister *
the "61 Dynamic Experience in
Journalism. Mr. A. W. Bromley
editor of the Conservationist Mag
azine and Dr. Edmund Arnold,
Chairman of Syracuse Graphics
Arts Department, are amony the
visiting moderators.
A faculty workshop convening on
Thursday will be directed by Dr.
Paul Bulger, President of SUNY
CE at Buffalo.
will
ess As-
Editor-
hief of Hearst News will ad-
dress the members at the Saturday + « -
hursday banquet
Paul Miller, the
Rochester
. Director of
Communications
Tothe Editors: . stuff is growing: in in
We would like compliment jection of razor Ntad
it Miss Stroud and her company for been on one bathrow
the excellent letter which appeared the beginning of sci
in the News on October 6.
“One juice, one juice, one juice
is rather hard
these are truly the words “gavtes wasn't
heard throughout Alden-Waterbury Was it, guys?
dining hall at’ mealtime. The SIX
quantity of the food is meager; |. .
for example, one very small slice T0 the Editor:
of roast pork was served tous on | am pleased 1
B eabee B campus commissi
The quality is shanti up the
however, the salsbury” steak did (MC However, |
like hamburger cooked in MUS free adver
Oxydol: the Sunday steak was de [0 Cammerchil «
ligious: yet. it was the size of an PTH mh plvee
expectant shoestring, it diteeest ut :
af interest ty stuck
xamine the cost of one yay pot disap
of the meals served in the AW charming place. ine
dining hall: two hot dogs at 15¢ tg know just who i
at most lunch stands, one scoop advertisements uyor
of beans at (maximum), left » wall sscur
over salads, pie at about 15¢, for the
juice at 5e State College activ
Mouldy bread is nice if you have Cafe Lena he supj
a cold — free penicillin organization or 1
And now Jet us comment on the nected with State «
living The halls and by a ghost poster
bathrooms dirty. Alsac-like
to
Lounges — how «
in a furnitureless tow
EX
usually good:
taste
Let us ¢
s
5e
conditions
are
hela
a:
Phe purpose ot the
oifer an opportunity sblish
friendships with students trom oth
er colleges a» well as ta yrow in
the often nevlee oul spiritual aspert
Of ite All students Albany
State are invited to partieipate
The cost is $700 for the
weekend, “Transportation will
provided Byeryone who iy inter
ested in attending should Contact
cither Alan Meree, 65 in Water
bury Hall or Nora Bennett, 6% in
dayles Hall
at Miracle Campa Perth
Weekend ps ty
Whole
be
saying overat the Coliseum
fors from the pladioli. [1
from me, ‘I
does it!”
areyton delivers de gustibus
‘|;
(
th
DVAL EI
weyion
lolivers
© flavor
LEER DOES [TE
have
“Tarey ton separates the pladia
areal magnus smoke. Take 1
and the Dual Filte:
“Tareyton’s Dual Filter in duas partes divisa est!’
Silys veteran coach Romulus (neh) Remus. “We
= ACTIVATED CHARCOAL
INNER FILIER
r PURE WHITE
OUTER FILTER
DUAL FILTER
— Lareylon
‘hy
g
a
—F[ stock Holds
New Position
The position of school dietician, a
recently created posilion at State,
ig presently held by Mrs. Elizabeth
‘stock.
‘this is a new position which has
teen formed on State campus.
Dietician Activities
Mrs, Stock, who has been here
ess than a month, is general over-
ser of the cafeteria and kitchen
employees. She also plans the daily
menus of the cafeteria, one of her
more important duties
inother of Mrs. Stock’s duties is
handling financial affairs of the
ceria
Past Experiences
Chid’s Hospital in Albany) was
Vrs Stock’s last place of occupa
In the past, she also worl
sdictician at Skidmore Colle
» the summer for the last
years, Mrs. Stock has been
loved at Camp Andree Clark
in West
summer camp
ester County
Mrs. Stock studied at) Cornel]
features a school for studs
ular field
When intersic
he
in order
ibreast of the
s part and at Ru
has al
to con
late
ents in her occupy
ISC Outlines
RushingRules
insky “62, President
announced the rules
y rushing.
hadith Ka
1s are allowed
apartinents al any
rushing period
than three sererit
ved
mar time
dn Preshaicen
hases where there
Hines,
fre wel
vortty may enter
n between 2 and 4p
may
varty from 7 to HL pet
(from 4 te Bp on
be asked on the
inks cannot be
hut
ween the
to a sore
hour
seepl on Wedue
wrk t
the Ise
wled at
the
president
has a
a passenien
nindependent
My card and a fre
Mm
the
driver
st
isd
as the
h
the
per
engers
Without
bit
shite
wnat bse
period on Deceit
haneed from 7 yon
"Wa sorority yard want
peered
Horie
Man i on
the
tre
wl enter
hol
sn upper la
‘an ts entertanun
“lore the
fority
sroril the
Wh inay enter
Nedves, inactive
uhyect ty rushin
and alumnus
rule
ALBANY, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 19
VOL. XLVI NO, 21
Reserve Tickets
For ‘Othello’
Ticket
Oetober wo
Theatre weed
Student
Othetle
with thes
arrivis
er .
Which aie nit called t
sale
SUB O
Reports of Committees Prove
Informative for All Students
Constitution &
"4
ad
d by
}
In ihe
rganizes Weekend;
New Informal Activities Prevail
Intormal Weekend, State's
debut this weekend. The
rea eabaret dance Saturday
inday afternoon
muda Hop, will be the second
Brubacher Game Room
tudents will congregate in
other casual wear Music for
the jukebox, Carole Potts,
eehidrimen, announce that
Hodis Pladcett ane
he event
Tistening Hour
to an article published
STATE
Student
ented Ta
per
Live
In reply
issue of the
NEWS, the
Union Bowd has organized) some
the Gilent at State Callege. A
tudents who have been
impromptu perform
presented ina live
afternoon in
215 un
in an earlier
COLLEGE
number ot
presentin
ves Will be
Sunday
» from
femines teat
he Student foun
wpm
farmer will be
4 Polish ex
Who has
the pune for four
v tus talent to the
rhury Hall on many
remarked
af miuste
Chopin
present a
hin
Petvase will
YC haqan
Mazurhits
Opushis |
elvetions
wre and
\ Mer
fren Lasat's UHL
the pre
chrane
for
heeome
He
playin
will he
Paul will
pane
ha
Mlewe
vi dar
which
pros ean
Hwellth s
Concent
Khap
J portermer trey State wil
Vas. who hits
Jor musi¢
position while
chook entitled
whieh iy an
Hed also wrote
cwevapen: Hut thie meth
tie NSA known
fooman Blues
bach round
ut
*rabalily well
bs the
Inember of Statesmen
Known pe
alsa a
State Holds
New Name
The State University Board of
Trustees has announced that the
University's eleven Colleges of Ed-
ucation have a new name as of
Friday, October 13. Albany State's
official title is now the State Uni-
versity College at Albany.
The Trustees’ action follows ap-
proval last month by the Board
of Regents of the University's plan
to establish undergraduate curri-
culums in the liberal arts and sci-
the teacher education
colleges. A program of gradual
and orderly transition of these col-
leges to multi-purpose institutions
will be initiated.
ences at
Since non-teacher education stu-
dents eventually will be admitted
to study general programs at the
colleges over a varying schedule of
dates, from 1962 to 1965, the Trus-
tees determined their names should
be changed to reflect this depar-
ture from their previously highly
specialized nature
“ EGER ATT RS dn sini me and Tomasz Kreszowski, Please Clean
OurCommons
Pat Benedetto, Grand Marshal of
Campus Commission, has comment
ed-on the closing of the Commons
Because of the condition in: which
the Commons has often been found,
Campus Commission suggested
closing it the day after it is found
untidy
Although Senate has approved the
rules and regulations of Campus
Coremission, including locking the
Commons, the student: body has
protested it, If the Commons. is
vlosed inthe morning, it will be
open in the afternoon so that stu
dents will have aecess to Student
Mail
If anyone desires an open meet
he Wah Campus Commission, that
meeting will be held
Dr. Hatfield
To Lecture
Henry Co Tattield, Professor
Hiteratire at Harvard
University, will present a series of
lectures for the Comparative Lit
erature departinent here at State.
Dn
of Germanic
Dro Matheld as one of the most
distincwished authorities on Thomas
Vann in the country today He has
written many notable and scholar:
eses on the works of Mann
including Death in the Late Works:
of Thomas Mann
Iy even
Winklemann, the great German
has also been a subject of
by Dr Hatfield
author
a seholarly study
Winkelmann and His | German
Crities, another highly) lauded
treatise, has permitted Dr. Hatfield
fo enjoys a reputation of being a
diversified lerary critic
Last year Dr Hatfield was a
Visine lecturer in the American
Free University an Berlin, where
his lectures proved both) stimulat
mr challenging for the stu
dents,
and
Dr Wallace, head of the Com
parative Literature department,
said. on behalf of the entire depart
ment and student body, that we are
all certainly proud and honored to
such savant and distin
a person as Dr Hatfield
have a
guished
lecturing at State
PAGE 2 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1961 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 198
Senate, We Approve! Communications ui TY Slogans |
near fature have te
k It has long been the unofficial policy of the News to To the Editor:
nock Senate. Toclay we would like to reverse this attitude the rules of this college state 4 canrueteg fae, ue
ew) s S ge § it ; ladon SaNTSIInE '
somewhat, that a student must live in college the Editor: icle of October a the ‘tuvdent A sora ier sited. ations Te M igrinder
; maintained or approved housing. jing the article of October of the Student Axsoriation sans Aa 1 seems anly fit - ea
We commend Senate for the work of such groups aS In order to dwell where one choses 5 1961 8 whole and to. the elit « Fi wee nol any fegeho iA ‘
the Services Committee, for its interest and aid in organiz- he must receive permission from ; pa thal the lomecor se aa
broaden cultural horizons
ing the radio station, for its efforts i . CY, the college. If the person, specifi- { Senate that the Homecom-
§ efforts to help Campus Com- cally a siti, chooses lv have off. Bt Sera ert is. sponsored. by
missi 5 om ae
, sion clean up the Commons, and for last week's dis- campus residence, then the per. ie Council. State College News
cussion of the school health and insurance policy. We hope, Mission is only granted to seniors ugh no fault of its own did not
that this beginning enthusiasm will continue through the {nd Mose oltters having’ imasual penize this fact. Total recogni: po a pidge.
year, 8 circumstances. There was a time ould not be given to the TO the Editor: sarang
when parents, in sending their / Frecoing Committee, although w ge the rain ini aning f : re adult west
7 . > “bia city’ calle oe eekend was a success. Thanks in iw a ‘
cai esr ah etate this year has honestly tried to were Aerntele Me eae at te ee tidaha all those loyal Alhany Staters win oe vy thaw the
contri 5 i ie Geel pre definitely in fa co _ Stephen Giordano. a yal Albany Sta vho gnicar wis far tins ay that the i
; : ute something to our college, to consider and enact lege assuming the responsibility aaa turned out for the parads The wey this prefer
important legislation, and to raise the student's viewpoint for the social conduct uf their u Ups the Editor: SHOner mR Uniti onl Ta: TiN pe tel ocratis dike 20u'll ko fa
the Bakar: floats were better than ever and Gate prarean draea, fwever, Say YOU'TC rd
f j : . chil “ver. 2 HARONES bi ve
of the college. And we hope that the long hours of discus- see wa Geeta mh solve Douglas MacArthur once stated, You haven't done your assignments book and try to find invisible sta-
illege of | ators soldiers never die, they just ‘ “every class you tistics to back up your answer
How soldiers never die, they im weeks and in every class you tistics
5 fi . ; ,
sion will be turned into action. the college of such protective res Shit areas Ge BF REHTCIAIAM Thal r Albany ; iiss In arte wavell y = : cae.
However, we wonder if the indivi . ponsibility, is the college justified Te TG Be Mal they: Winve tw clave Biifade away eczentGal gp The large turnout at the dance; esses her prorams plore the God not to let that The teacher will pause. He sees
. he individual Senators are in retaining such “delegated” auth QUEM OREUNY The work! famous general MUSE an unexpected but welvamed yy, . 7 croals, 4, mean old instructor expose your you are anxious and he will make
honestly attempting to represent the students. We do not *ll8? OF course, thi school ad. “=~ ve had State College in minds rise. We apolasize tu th See 28 ianorance to everyone, Here's what a mental note—"Quite a worker,
s o ane yhore hack deep in the cob- : ves iu do. ‘Take a seat in the front there!" He knows you know, Do you
wht next to the teacher's desk. think he’s going to call on you? Of
intend to suggest that aS 5 ministrators may reply th a
S ata Senator s. Spe RNeTER ay reply that many /
88 or should be me rely a mouth- parents are indulgent vith. their vot corners of his brain Many
wold soldiers” of the alumni yeti ob time. Thee danee Phat’s where all the pushers. sit course not: he wants to see if some
, The poor
piece for the majority of his class. However, we do fee] children, and would grant this
that Senators should try to reach more students in their PCM ssn without — considering vere missing this past week if che BE IKE Gat pian ak and the hack row ganz nextothe one else is just as bright
discussions of Senate issues . the responsibility and social ma i there were enough of are «SEEN: Grit 1: We ‘ ‘ fi an Jaw is looked upon with suspi- bored chump with his neck out the
=e turity of the child, This may well hand to insure a tus 9 os * 14 cin by scholarly eyes, Never take window studying the pigeons will
pe , Wt your eyes off the instructor. Pour yet the ax while you chalk up a
mt wroblem: ne
Perhaps we n he true, but sued r weekend, Speaking on be. Pt
aps light as aptly pu , . F Hsueh parental per ae s weekend, Speaking od her of de 1
8 pty put the question another mission’ annuls the premise on “Thine the heart so true, sn dear all the “old grey mares’ Wed nuinber over his every. word and) write Dean's List reputation
at
Way: does the averave s a wy > Fi students wh 1
: erage student really care about his student which the school assumes ite auth IMPEACHABLE? 4) grandaddies.” we would “ile a Now comes the social aspect of
. nics the opportunity to college life. Any girl can get a
Genuine Don't people ca where their money woes? ority ye i a ‘ , , r
Pperclassmen, there are Sen A Here is alse the “iy r Is hard for us to betieve that canuke and Judy ank 1 NG eas eas ea
, ae eine ina Hee Daeg etietal aye) ark Ted Dusanoke a son Ho! “ Si, di A party girl reputation with aor
i het : haa ude 4442 | hain of eflort, When you sign oul
has not
ribkr
sie Council would like
Music Couneil wo cw York State Colle
achers.”’
Steve Brooker
President “
Student Associatior ving nina
By ANNE DUGAN
thts yaee ie ore A new play opening on Broad- madly when you aren't looking wide
hase receed in Busi- eyed and fascinated. Nod your
1 through the mass “a & at AAG are
PiWdALsniKe it 1s sharueltl Trying."” Well, head occasionally and look thought
ay is “How to
ness Without Really
this week, gentle work shirkers, I'm ful. ;
going to tell you how to get along When he asks a question, don’t
at State College without really try- slump in your seat and look studi-
Dare to be different, Don't let ously at the ceiling intently at-
cryone know how stupid you are tempting to count the light bulbs.
and still stay here, Wave your hand madly and look in-
ly bogged down? formed. Thumb through your note-
the game became an 84 victory Stl eatin
ple who found it uneontortable + that hard ante
remain at the dance far ar ' 1 ‘ hecun to hike Te
representing tive
| 1B YOU. Give auhority which comes rsh Bike place tomorrow. since we have already 1 ive Chairmen of Home eau
ig of your dorm, put “date” for every
them your ideas ¢
3 as and attend Senate meetiny oo Ww
your SenetGtS tio: tec enti Senate meetings to sce what the school’s reputation within the MM one day. a few leval ones: scheduled ar ‘That ming, Activities), President and Mei
’ e S do. Freshman, attend Senate Your interest Community. Any person living C#Pned warning not given out, the fre shiman rush t iilins, and all those connect sgles \ \ “HVC destination even grocery shopping,
and participation will prepare You for future positions of within coll 1 or off cam. Hl around disorganization. Let's see a lithe leader h the planning and carrying WIE TM) est or. mite and nthe Your housemather and everyone
responsibility in student government . 1. au Hine who sees the signaut sheet will
pus certainly must maintain the ot this year's Homecamin
vendously. popular
reputation of the college. However, MHENE MALADY J rie: Diindhy Tuele sunt {le sy : = saaennll ahieernuee(ty
1 nee t college to prepare us for the life we will lead as thiol ware eae i Who owns Page Field. the college or bee at MaKe se Tarai Tait amp
adults fs q ne 7 ~ sh four years of collece | there have been a preponderance ¢ ad dese el fore cause no problem with the ald peer
g § S for assuming adulthood and responsibility? ney Paes themselves with PRU _ italiane) : radt 6 Cait evervane on your corridor to listen
“* dignity, then, at the end, they are PRUDENCE van that [ee ! 1 burzer be you're ex
Why; the co mame ; A ud, they are 1 waderstand that : aye remarks We for yin buzzer because you're
Y, then, do so many of us act as though this is the Me! ready to assume their places Was not followed last Saturday wistdeatscat theodn ‘ forest fram pecting an unpartant call They
SS SUNT ' vies esa S4ik won't listen, soit really” doesn't
period in our lives whe 2 ¢, . as teachers 0) * natic First we
I our lives when we can throw caution to the winds, uehers of the nation’s youth of a crowd than the soccer vame Core sprit aS ae eee emt all ase
UE O: spel This week's contributioms: Wo one calls you. Pose
shun cannes _ i , and leaders ina comm :
sow some wild oats, and have a last fling? siciely, Of faieae \ ale pn Known's a few found a fling in fightin f Thar
‘ natUrILY 1s not ; til ade Me
‘ hi { twette
Particulariy She something which happens. to RAZAMATAZ i jue See taetpe
irticularly in our education courses, we hear a great individual over night og ‘alee SEN ave t a \ one an
' 1 1 tention te
deal about professional standards. Too many of us asso- lh sehool and colleges or college y
ciate these ideals with the proper attire rather than the cu wanes Be, an f
necessary ideals, si gly
ns Grove were
cine ar eanimind
matter
in front of the mirror ins several
different outtits and ask everyone's
epinian
Rush upstairs from dinner) and
immediately set your hair, put cold
cream over your face and polish
Very) Conspicuous
The fun was fine while i lasted What fonilaes
the supporting crowd throwzh the flyin beer « eaivenins to sce t!
finally our team would receive the support ae yuis has nut bk SEAN i
with all things tt i wre allhoush at hi rewn. thrage eet
here at state, a couple had to althowsh ft Fe ee ate les lla
than ot t SOONEE wey . x re
han others. Mis contrary tw the Nil we ever do if we had to leave oie tung + tones 7 : ’ Spot, AL whout 730 pane, gather
from \ lovether soap. bath pawder, per>
Disillusioned ? Ametiean idea Of fair play. ang EHNCTS locked up : eS
etl hear Ngan the " ' "
‘ ‘ fume, ant lots al towels and make
1 forbul someone EPIC Ur
i mmnieone REAN'S DELIC
Who feels r ane a |
tte | ce a odoftinite pout about taking a
) . i Vier that barre several
Perhaps we y are par i
been dislitusionudl bear tie ne ee free coe that has wut on ther own to-do so Then Mhere's a certian thrill in puttin f
I abo © Dasic values of societ yo HPO always those who. y table and | ‘ i Pn ALONG uur , : : :
feel that we must co; wciely, We who would fal and later find that they are pe } . ! f the difterent people you
a Ntorm lo the code of supertie by the wayside ian) walls witl pern t
to the code of comb superticiality or : feo and the matty alls with their Dalian destsns of ereass vais ! ‘ i ; a ‘ Mie WW we eae ee,
I ating the values of society Wied coddling of pesyl 1 thewaRE wsecand tl ‘
é re Ic gees y © Yogr fj a s Saleterti’s overcrowded amosphers ‘ alee « het fund sweaters will do
that there is so little decency in the World” Yet we a lite only proton possible ta cet a quly ee 1 tt : : : Fa jv k Sairsell
more Interested in being IMipressive th ishing ey he tall,
‘ WU IN establishing vent a
the values that we feel Soci: ty lacks Mablishing ‘sv
ali
is a gradual pro
Gess and some complete or near
completion of the process
period cleanin up at you have 1 on
AES wooraome wad PONT ae any
OC p there tables in Pave Gyn Me ) ‘ eet ,
ik walla tetslI . ‘ oT ! ! Where Put 4 ME shen on: yeu
T r F SEM) a ateaay T tallesn note ther + aoe <eeludessorrsell If sou
oes oe veek the lack of judgment ot many State [ees that dormitory Vie eel : : | aie | ser hom | litte ikactie” (hie? WeRULEL
ee ie Udents has been more blatant than ever ne Ls learnin Ws allovether unfair that ea a ial I 1 her eT Voeks. vem will tind yourself the
‘ae ye, Some: Baek ‘to tell us to start sowing wedi ae . U SOS TINY itScaperit weft after earl in Ure dora
we are in college, We must remember nat
Alumni hd
thes ae: ena relnvihes altead i were 1 tothe " \ |
iis Only that we celop medion, ' ; head fale oa 4 t % \ A He Peveryene wall want you te. fine
damage our own reputitions, not only that a i altel lore peers: Watlany —— : } vit ‘ ' 4 1) qhens hint dates and that's for you
‘ Kt HE Te SHE eTY ag me tadent be ! vasacaye aan
often determines the job we stetive. but lst: aid peers Well hey
‘ q torn eds bead
important, that our standard ! ’ hi rod
i i i YIN colley uteet iomuch the x. i sia \
velopment as mature ind : ; AECL HOUT ele Wosame bar ' 1 Pacts potitiea
i i Ndividuals. What sort ot ¢ aefapokh auciey at Ae ay He st , nt Varedee aawats D b G ou
do we want to show our students: weal character Anyone Whe a ert Wie SUPERB. AND SPECIAL Who we war e ate r p
Hes Ae bene i
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PAGE 4 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1961 STATE COLLE EWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1961 PAGE 5
——__
On Politics:
Can We Teach
What We Know
By JOSEPH GALU
Recently high school teachers
have been charged with being pro-
Communist, soft on Communism, or
pinko for the frank teaching of both
American and world history,
It is the view of several extrem-
ist groups that if one teaches the
electoral college was provided to
keep the common rabble from
electing the president that this is
an attempt to undermine someone's
faith in America,
The same view is held by these
groups with relation to teaching
that both our Revolution and the
Russian Revolution were caused by
issatisfaction with economic con-
ditions,
It has probably been guessed by
Most that the extremist groups are
those who are extreme to the right
Included are the American Legion,
the DAR (Daughters of the Amer:
jean Revolution), and the John
Birch Society
These organizations forget
the Russian Revolution was not a
Red lead revolt also forget
that the conditions which cause vir-
that
tually all change are economic.
They fail to remember that many
of our founding fathers had very
little faith in the common man
These founding fathers provided for
the indirect election of Senators.
It appears to me that these
groups believe in concealing the
truth rather than admitting (1)
there are similarities between our
revolution against a king and the
Russian revolt against a czar and
(2) there were people who feared
the democracy most of us cherish
These groups, which are largely
political in nature, have attempted
to censor both our teachers and
our history texts. There can be no
excuse for this. If we cannot stand
on our record, then our record is
not a worthy one. [ believe it is a
good one.
We have made mistakes and we
should not be proud of them, but
it would be an cher mistake to try
to hide them behind lies or a hid-
den censor's red pencil. (Isn't. it
strange that we even equate the
evil pencil of a censor with the
color red.)
REMEMBER
THE
COMMON
CAUSE
NE MORAL
nN
IN OUR STA
THE ADIRONDACKS
HAVE 46 PEAKS OV
MGH, MORE THAN 200 LAKES OVERA”
SQUARE MLE IN AREA, THE ACIRONPACK
STATE PARK, 7,200 SQUARE MULES, /S
LARGER THAN THE COMBINED AREA OF
OWSTONE, YOSEMITE, GLACIER AND
“ANP CANYON NATIONAL PARKS,
THE ADIRONDACK MUSEUM AT BLUE
MOUNTAIN LAKE PRESERVES THE LORE
OF THE REGION'S FAST,
, BY THE STATE CONSERVATION
Yuousanes OF NEW YORK STATE PEOPLE, MANY OF WHOM
HAVE SAVED FOR THEIR VACATIONS AT THE STATE'S 127
SAVINGS BANKS, WiLL VISIT THE ADIRONDACKS AND OTHER
VACATION AREAS OF OUR STATE THIS YEAR,
NEW YORK STATE'S
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
ARE THIS YEAR ONCE AGAIN
PROVING TO BE ONE OF THE
MOST POPULAR VACATIONLANDS
iN AMERICA ose
4000 FEET
THE OLYMPIC BOBSLED RUN
NEAR LAKE PLACIG OPERATED
PEPT, ANP OPEN TO THE
PUELIC (5 WORLD FAMOUS,
4
hilarious low-comedy. cha
horror
er states outright
suddenly and shockingly killed
problem, but it is unlike the tstia
type
comes surprisingly Wie
in the race problem And Praziwr
stil
the reader's mind tor a
eecurred
for that matter
the unfortunate
a opreat deal of
vier and Brown
acters Who seem to have any
awareness of
the
asainst the Army
the educated ro
the race
no effort
the situation, spall
points
an atmosphere
out And in the
a
Charlie Company
ally
skillfully
barbed base
thology are
in particular
mention
who teaches in the State Uy
system, is a study in Psychological
conflict—the conflict being between
the man molded by his environ
Young American Writes Show Promise
A real boon to those avid short
story readers who find the number
of American magazines published
becoming too large for them to
keep fully abreast of contemporary
American short story writers, is
the hard-bound collection entitled
The Best American Short Storie
1961, cdited by Martha Foley and
Dave Burnett, and published by
Houghton Mifflin, ($5.50)
This anthology, carefully culled
from a legion of magazines, rep-
resents the editors’ choices of the
best stories to be published in 1961,
and the authors represented,
though for the most part a young
group, give indications of making
the coming years a gala era for
the short story.
While the influence of Heming-
way continues unchecked, his in
novations have been extended, re
shaped and the result is a short
story form of unique quality. It is
a form that is intensly active, in-
deed, sometimes brawling, and
yet, at the same time, it remains
deeply introspective. There seems
to have been a wedding between
the outer and inner man, and the
combination proves an exciting
one,
Nickel Misery
Evidence of this development is
found in “The Nickel Misery of
George Washington Carver
Brown,” by Ivan Gold. This fast
paced story is interspersed with
enough sympathetic humor to al
low the reader to cateh his breath
Mr. Gold delves into the mysteri.
ous world of an Army Basic Train-
ing Center and the miseries which
a patheric southern Negro farm
boy, George Washington Carver
Brown, undergoes
Brown, the butt of the entire
company’s frustrations, would be a
acter if
the episodes he becomes involved
in Were not culminated in the final
which the author so. skill
hilly suggests throushout but nev
until the boy is
This is a story about the race
Frazier, the southern White
Is of a Kind not too often cneaun
tered in the race
the Northern N«
story. and Hine
ro. ty the protrait
Who thsrowsh hb it
only in
person
rest
self insulation. he
a maior
words about Hines: “Where is that
ante socktl northern pve + hw
above it all now
loner anfuas
fallen te tis dea
hoa tragedy that would ne
had
ww Brews ha "
ver have
Hines. or anyone
SOUET te betrie
Brown
Mr Gold's story, is wri ten
AY for Pra
the only two eat
smipia
real
other
author
people: tay
all of thy hitterne
and aeainst
whe a
problens tv
whale to corr
within the story
W tension throw h
end, When Brows
pathetie Christ fire 4s
eruciied for the
ereatin
dead
nS ul
the reader fin
that the author ha
woven his tale
of bitterness
realizes
about a
More Miseries
Though all the storie othe an
Uso others
deserve pecial
first rate
“Confusions,"” by Jack Ludwig
liversity
ment and his other self which
By WILLIAM FRANKONIS
seeks to break the mold. The story, Sandmel’s, “The Co
in spite of some confusing philo- Chip: _ By artfully
sophical dissertation, carries well, reader into a
portraying middle class life among (but false) security
Jewish families with adeptness and the author's bomlisiv
humor; and instead of falling into dropped, produces jy
the traps of obscurity so abundant- ling to a point that «
ly present in a story of Man's Henry envious, ani
struggle with his duality, the auth- reader eventually
or keeps the conflict both plain there is bitterncs
and plausible. The conflict is par- story as well, but
tially resolved when the character the full bitterness «+
decides: “I am confused, therefore for the system tha
1am.” The author offers his secondary to less
solution to the reader by haran- author has obvious
suing the reader in a short, effec- nurtured this dori,
tive epilogue for a long time, Th
Finally, the shock, or twist, end- pecially appropriat«
ing is given new life in Samuel tive teachers
sense
SEOUL, KOREA—Robert Burgess, Professor ol
on leave of absence from the State University Colle
Albany, New York, and. his family Crom lefty Mies. bur
Susan, Elizabeth and his mother, Mrs. I. S. Bersess. |
family has returned to the United States after more thor
the US. International C peration Adminstration mis ion
te the Prvivet fur th nravecment ob feather t
by Peabody College. During that time in Korea, Vi
plan new libraries at colle rs and Seoul Nation
Paar itetetapemer ot better. svstetn ob dihoe
at
schools. Efforts are now be ine made to have nians
able only in Japanese, translated into horean, The t
ese was discontinued in 195 and Ww
WSs a resull, ouly tear
ay old ay their late twenties can read Japanese tevt
locus on haculty
Karon Scheinman
essen When asked
Bur
hy tach of
He took Mer
Vanderbilt t rity
thea
In comnmes ae real
Nhe Tin teacher
Cnty Live sear
the Library lei
fueation 1
State Univer
wool
Mr Burye
problem tacit
Burgess was the lack ol
Library Ot the princess
adsised, taupht, and ht rote
Korean instructors Korea tends to be
Alone with the writ cal leaving: the |
materials, he super flounderer
; the translation: and prepara This
Hon ol teats Because of the lack Korean od
teaching materials, and the sea
ifeulty of procuring American
texts much work was done to
make instructional Material more
available
While in Korea, Mr Burgess had
a full time assistant working with
him, whe w heduled to hecome
an instructor in library science
maversity. Mr
Specialist in
and
sorked with
and students
new hopeless
position Way une
feels in
American team
‘The Burgess
Western type
community durin
Mlustrate the euthi
whole family, his ch
become “homesick
and have been askiny
return!
fan
hotise
NEWMAN CLUB
Th
din
ot
Million” will be shown.
OLOGY CLUB
Tomorrow,
Dr.
the
con
Can
fo
nt water ! interested an le
‘ps purpose of this trip is to.un- All shod! at
jever biological
‘ ;
siudy by the club.
MU
y
P
bee
i follows:
De
Fe
Vocal —James Pease and
le
March 2
Faculty Concert
Kenneth Amada, pianist
May 20
College ensembles Is
PRIMER
ALL
§
t
— Campus Clubs —
Mond, an Sonntay: den
172301! (Dutch
wird: sich
Communism, A
This article
Oktober un
TreatsDu
um i
Die Tra
vorhanden sein
will attempt to ox
us context of com-
ma and creed and
the creed in action
Karl Mars lived) from 1818 to
IK He was a German Jew who
became converted to Christianity
and as a boy Jooked forward. to
of Life Sut he lived
ra
nere will be a meeting of the Gruppe reli
nan Club, Tuesday in the main
room of Brubacher. A color
or Faith of the Forty
rubacher Misa. its
sammeln nspurtation wird
jon pictur
All students interested in speak
ing and conversing in German are
twenty members of ris as ;
/ Steward, , 1 of the industrial reve
MT PME owt of Moon” Restaurant on Sunday. Get jy, Ase the ywutleig slags
Biology Department plan to 2222 at 3:39 pom Durch ‘Treat ' \thoush he had compas:
duet. a biological survey at The group will meet an ter humanity: and believed in
mp Dippikill. The group intends noof God and that a
May the animal life, plant Was coming for all, God
and the yeneral ecology found York fae hist
the camp's arca, bottom land rice I Hw
cordially invited to dinner at
Biology
Haust
lounge at 5:20. Transportaty
be provided
! enough
thers Plopia be
oof God
DANCE
student
peace, one
phenomena that ing thi a,
of more extensive ty
Dance Glib part His Held a 7 ES al
TRS Xl ‘ ' re the
DeVito rly
MURRAY aust national
ie with
dancin of Man
be wort eomie to
Commun
SIC COUNCIL.
fusic Council announces that its
m for the ar 1961-2 has
1 completed. The program is
George
Jessen wall be char
Band CHANNING CLUB
‘astman School of Music
The Channin
Sunda
Hall
15
sri meetin
hristmas Program eens
Chureh
will pre
Hon and lead
ernart Allan
invited to
will tn
Retr
PHYSICS CLUB
b.7
Adele
h
pro
hivent
113,
May 8 The
allege Ensembles will present a
of Ns ile
day at7
neal The Power of the Creed
concerned
awenvity in
phere part
There will be a meeting of “The sean
Tuesday 8 p.m. at 371
ilton Street A member
wid intere
UDENTEN ltavattivnd A
studenten die sich im deutsch ines will
techen and Unterhalten intere: members ana
ten sind zu einem: Abendbrot will be set
claden in dem Restaurand Der and answer;
r SI |
—
ah F K
“Gee, honey, you'll never
pass your physics exam unless
i
you learn to loosen up.
JONDERFUL SMOKES:
ec MILD THEY SATISEY
i
( y 1G TI ils
A
serene,
21 GREAT TOBACCOS MAKE
AGED MILD. BLENDED MILD NOT TIL
New Religion Five Frosh
Gialfearing peapee beheve wane REVIEW Class
Rivalry Views
terial things and don't admit it.”
And so the intellect argues him-
By FIVE FRESHMEN
self into a new creed which is
tangible for him
Lenin said to his followers that
theory without action is sterile,
and action without theory is blind.
Communism thrives on action, on
missionary work and sacrifice, It
is « religion of martyrs, And thus,
every major religion that exists
laday has been one of sacrifice
and martyrs. Christians were
thrown to lions. Hebrews were
honded into exile and slavery.
They became strong with the blood
4 their martyrs, AND SO DO THE
COMMUNISTS
What It Takes To Be a Communist
A can must study three
youn evenimes his ereed, work
Veekends helping on propaganda
fistribute materials at the 5:00
aan. shift at the local factory
There sa strony fellowship which
whe der the bettering of man's
nd warld peace (Russia rul
ii nations). A communist be-
hoods honest for he faces
The cause demands ot
His makes his faith in
Now that the days of Rivalry are
slowly drawing to a close, we
thought it might prove inspiring to
gather a few varied opinions con-
cerning Rivalry
When asked, ‘What is your im-
pression of Rivalry and its effect,
in general?,"’ a freshman, a Soph-
omore, a Junior, a Myskania mem-
ber of the faculty had these com-
ments
Janie Fagan ‘65—"Rivalry is a
good way to get to know your fel
low classmates. The spirit of friend-
ly competition throughout it forms
{ood almosphere in which to
start your years at State
Carol Wamedling ‘61—"The pur:
pose of Rivalry is good but. it
should be about half as long. By
mid October, the novelty has worn
off and the spirit is lost; everyone
inore concerned — with
hist
wee Ms
studies
Kichard Jonette 63-—"Rivalry is
good in that you meet many new
people, all kinds! Eve seen: many
cravy goineson during this time
ume Sophomores seem to carry
too far, though
Sally Jones '62—"1 believe that
Rivalry has been highly successful
The class af "3 has developed. a
real fecling of class unity. ‘The
class of ‘64 has made the whole
ie} a fae M8 Mas eri ja meaningful one by being
ha ie tough? with warnings,”
ist ACEI UAE. ST. Tiuhard Ugusens<Pratisaur
WT) oc itotuae— In uliNe blasts MPAAHEL
find fault with the Albany State
method as lung as it does not in-
terlore with normal procedure, The
right: in faet, it
onietimes more pleasing to see
a beanie that is fairly neat than
Ww luok at ahead of messy: hair."
State Bound
For Miami
News Board
send dele
the
Ax iat
Dogma and Creed
Jet dozma appeared in
h stated that science does
makes Ham
uatter and
Hines have meaning
we God bat
necessary Only
aerial
ereeds
tervatisin and
ism
materialism only
nial things are real, As
and react, this as
ot lite But the most
hin wre the unseen
and patriotism
use patriotism
Kruschey ds certainly nation
all tor the USS.Ro
ck Jove while making a
eeonamie
Heames are all
vinple, love
vat sts
wreeot brotherhood
materialism 06s
rnc nian
Hux and ‘The
tant cont HDOUEGS
the ta
Iialectical
Greeks Ut
rein
; State College
that it wall
Iwo conferences in
fey ane
Associated —Col-
Fate tn \tendaie the
in Miami,
omantin aile Press Conterenec
mida November 2 will be
fa Hanit Bose and Doris
ws, Associate. Kadi
Mditor in
the |
the d
shin bie miu
en
Phe tots and Ponda Lassetle
het
Deletes ta SUNY Coblewnate
bss \ssuenation Conterence in Al
Getaher 82K will be Erene
Manica: Editor of the
Vice presdent oot the
Linda Berry ‘64,
Editar
an thear
wnat ta
he an
News and
Heseciation
Vdc rtisune
he antithest
and
othe final Teese
ui }urt
andthe
“PRIMER MEETING
PRIMER
SCENE
the elass
the complete
1 othe ward
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PAGE 6 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 161
Potter Club Edges Tough APA Squad 13-6 | youching an oa State Booters Blast Plattsburgh In Homecoming Game
To Nearly Clinch ‘61 AMIA Football Title Bases i | Peds Take 6th Rack 4th Conference Win;
‘ . a . . Seete By DAVE JEN : | This Corner mae }
Wednesday, in a high spirited, well fought grid battle on Vet's field, an inspired n o .
APA football team was frustrated in their attempt to overthrow the Potter dynasty in Up from your pushups, weightlifting, dynamic tens. From New Paltz Gerstenbe rger Scores 4;
AMIA football. The Potter victory virtually clinched the league title for them, since exercises, sports magazines, or crutches State athlon. By BOB DAVIES
J Ms hl : ‘ :
their only remaining is with TXO; who have yet to come out victorious in their first Jump for joy! Things are looking up for the futur, 4 Shaw and Karl Heing Gers
year in the league. ieetball players will no longer have their shots blocked », : ial Metler. with three gaals apiece Team to Face Oswego Sat.
‘ . "| eili r their s intercepted by a fu sitting ‘ Edwin Scimon i : amihar beset sneer team to -_ F aH.
srct AEA, Seemed to be on its way to victory as they controlled the ball for most of the the ceiling 1 ell rte ill Pe lonece “ sitting is at present the % ; cso: Sve Fete, tae This past Saturday, neither driving rain nor chilling
first half, scoring on a intercepted pass by Bob Pollero. It wasn’t until the fourth on the court; soccer play: . Ber have to pars highest scoring ' Woes cold could daunt the varsity soccer standard bearers. This
quarter that EEP began to move the ball and midway through the period they hit the game 15 minutes after rushing out their las! class” hay. ; nen ai iheviten fs , eek ins sets NG sisth weather and the freshman game eatlier in the day made
scoring column with a beautiful pass-run play from C quarterback Camarrata to Bob ball players will no longer pave i yale for Hotshot Hi: sas He has i Feeenl ar aC field slippery and aGBpHe However, we were seemingly
Dzikowitz. A jump pass to Dick Mann for the conversion point put the Pottermen one to finish its game belore, they ai it a averined (WH ate hat at Blt if ‘ “ unbothered by it as we tolled to a 7-0 victory over Platts-
one point up on APA who had failed to make their extra-point attempt in the first half. eve see pein ree Albany eae Bin t | saals a fe Capea PHS burg, State had complete control from beginning to end.
dents and one ; tally wate li or Six games - ean an th
The valiant APA squad put on a determined fight the their endeavors: i lolalins twelve Broomfield m , Our scoring punch was performing like a well oiled
rest of the way, but their tiring defensive backfield slacked Frosh Booters A rash of improvements have hit the spo: nee hes ” “ vei is only a Sophomore the cans with) bat sda . nie - inet machine, Erwin Seimon scored two quick goals giving us
ee sngven jo AON 8, Camianrety to Spicci a get by 2 ] at State. Could it be that our previously uni < year, and he aioe ies said BHC eile : ‘i "=" a 2 lead and uping his season total to ae en Heinz
em for second touchdown € conversion failed. T thargic athletic spirit has finally taken son of the most valuable men 1 tow the de or HGUNN@S.Gerstenberger and Phil Shaw, a newcomer to the scoring
op Hudson 2-] iwivars : tana Pt ee Ie tM a :
4 f Fi Ped stiuta the years to f yeste s ee TOA i GUE arncii * volorbearers ¢
The first period saw little action as both teams seemed pill and come to life both in the student bod he m i a olen adie a ; mata ath ‘ "column, cach scored a goal handing: auy eglgy be piers *
to be feeling each other out. The second quarter, however, ‘ administration? Whatever it is, we won't ast : ne Soil! aetiies aa. ihe é ; via s a lead at the ond of ne eee Gin Coteus
as ea mctely alfferent as APA caught on fire. Pollero For 2nd Win but enthusiastically keep a keen eye on the ; sae position plenty of trouble in both : : , ' jhe an lspal of the second quarter giving us 2
Ook a punt all the way, but was called back on a question- hope and root for more. . eis ‘ sin Siemon 1 =
able decision by the referee. A tremendous punt by Chuck _ State's Frosh soccer team regis The first thing we notice this year, by cli ¥ loge: . . Kar! Heme we \ "a lis first sin Our detense, led by Gary Penfield as goalie, contained
Hunter put Potters back against the wall and a few plays tered its second win of the season al our ever swelling student tax, is the ACQUIsihion ops . Gersten 7 : Ni tuate > Platisburg’s scoring ‘punch and held them scoreless
later Pollero grabbed a Potter pass and scooted 10 yards last Wednesday, as the hard-press. Armory for our home basketball games. Thi ! : ie ae ; f . “" Throughout the game. ‘This is the second unscored game
for the score. As the half closed, but a Mike Goldstein jn» peds sent Hudson Valley down Main advantages, First of all, it will allow n a’ the Ped's ‘Tri \ § MIAN fe ge °
interception gave the ball to APA who ran out the clock 7 é to attend the games (picture not having to , caplains, ts one ‘ 1 RSI ae
to a 24 defeat, The victory brow Oe as eeetne berlin fh , ; .
Potter came to life the second ght State's record up to two wins Pile of coats, behind a pole, or packed lik« \ factors in the 1? ' In the second half, the Peds continued to roll in high
. ardine) ¢ “an yi agine whi iv th F i ' 1 Ors roer (1 ‘cto iwi re goals in the
half as Camarrata hit on 5 conse - era , Sardine) and can you Imagine what a I 4 ; maanee . gow. Gerstenberger connected for two more goa t
utive passes to move the ball i AMIA Action ure REET nar vu _ panes ve could come up with this year. Second Gorslentienaik pei Nghe D third quarter, making the score 7-0 at the end of the third
the 20-yard tine APA stopped the Potter Takes SLS RCOVSTMREE Ch De plait able to face better known teams who previ a Karl “has Hihy Sears ae onehe Pid a “"” Guarter, His fourth goal tied Erwin Seimon for the season
drive and was able to contain the On Octuher 12 Patter extended — Jue Pracopio, State's center fir power in diminutive Page Gym, and thirdly + ad, :Strons: experience balund ' 1, record, The State all-time record is also four goals for one
Club for the remainder of the Qua its win skein to four straight games ward, blasted the winning goal lor he better prepared to play on the big court Whieh must be taken ante: ae : ‘ nowal, Rune. Shaw added another goal in the fourth quarter
ferand part of the fourth quarter by shutting out SES. Tha, Vito the Purple & Gold via a beautiful ey on road trips a by y Mt. Despite , pus #IVINg us the game victory, 8-0. This w is our fifth victory
Then Dakowite srabbed tie ball on iyAneelicn starved for ERP The pss ain Poe SeueliCGh AAON sik Te locks Ike MGBROAY altorieun sere Wy any opponen 1 of the season and our fourth in the conference
iH bass play dtd dosed past thter tereopting three passes and searing | tl way out we hope!” A week o1 “ interest, Karl r
defenders far the erueial. seure etter tone iheecne Pak are (HHMtes remaining in the game heir way ot e J ‘ sO ae oR en ‘ iG ‘ 5; 7 , , oe or, there were several staunch
both touchdowns for the ve Wats. a tally broke the ice tur Proce. under the stars probably drew morc spectir! 1 a very fin : : Despite the lousy weather, i : a 4
Dirk Matin madi a heautital On shat was ene of the best plays . weekday aft gamics in the past sever fof ball Meas right on the " Me Supporters, ‘These cheerers illustrated the true spirit of
pick-off af an APA piss te sive Of the afternoon, BEP Quarterback Pla. the leading State scorer with WEC lay afternoon’ games DE f tammate Erwin: Senn 4 aa vowel" State College, In the future, as long as the weather per-
BED the ball. Several wlays later Mike Camacrata fired a TD pass live doals, who had Sone “hungry gether. The soccer teams that ate bein is lilanesestom ee i Sarl MM IERIB ACY ' eT nits, Supporters should be more numerous. However,
Cararata lotted a lone spiraling t DiAngelico ona play whieh cov his last two times out State deserve the attention that nigh he most goals sored. Karl space b ‘ _ Coach Garcia was glad that there were at least some sup:
piss into the waiting hamis of Par ered 30 yards D'Angediea's ather ; : ; the students the chance to give them eleven to Erwin's twelve ¢An a" ‘ : porters for this Homecoming game
Spleci tar the final Dot the game, score came via an inte reeption and Shite Was i st te draw blood No, that’s not an archeological er home run derby. anyone fi
APA Wos unable to vet oft a pass tun trot thi SLS & yard line in the saw battle when yy Field, it’s aett you new baseball disine: — = a Coach Garcia had several comments about tomororw's
u jum an HINGE is ‘hi Potted APA Trounces Waterbury ube tuinite det in the third period. next year you wort have to walk to ont uway game with Oswego. “Oswego will be one of the
(nse puloon- a ereat rush Last Monday firedp APA AL Henreison relayed: an Ekhard our Varsity nine play our good old Natior toughest games this season. This game is their Home-
! t §
pul rolled over the weak Water: Piomnz corner kick ante, the et the appearance of outfield fenees it low coming game and as always the team will be ‘up’ for it,
he appearan ! ! ming gy )
. bury elnl ap rhe turitt Hs iN itty Valley bounced right back lingame is going to have a hard time tia The rivalry between this school and theirs has always been
Notice 1 we rf ha ‘i a vith in the ru We aa orate hitters GIRLS! very keen. The loser of this game has to provide a soc-
ii ADA wn, levee Fst half ka tae neat ee te ba Eto . ey bull with the date and the score of the game, Plans
Hh VEN ean \ terrible first halt tok a biel hap and bounced over With the ever increasing poptt peice al TeODlW Tan the Winnen.
Vo weight fifting club is bes wind held bin down. as APY held ot edhe Wall Seth From then With the coning of the new eampu ! are Demy laid to have an annual trophy for the winner,
ing organized at State. The obs uw slight 60 ede at the halt The | Nasa State ball same, ay that our athlctie plant expand betore i | iTS Phey wre skilled and very efficient, However, our team has
Jeetives of the elub are to abe second hall \ different story, Ube 1 ent all out stains a the move to big school status, ‘The ; GYM been playing ike a lew. They don't have any in-
tain through the collese, weight bower wind eased and he WET ine Thulin, Valley: to provementscare aiauul Siu (rat ' dividuadists. T have waited fora team like this for 11 years
liftiny equipment anda place to — | We ohis stride, firme Th the wall up mel Ins TH iS Cho: Rape af this eulanm th and TP think thet they will be able to go far
HN. The club is not necessarily fs Wi Burnett Chack Hun! ' HN cH Will’ Kebts typ Lhe wouell aeonds. renel | E.
aimed at inter scholastic 4 Bub Palleva ‘ i ' Tole MIE Kear ae ee Cot *)
Weisht iftine but it will be an EXO Drops Filth : body SUE keep stipportings it
oreanization far anyone inter % lore ae ‘ pre ance iin
Crdvapped ts uth same ob the ‘ | OW
ested in weixht lilting and body mee j Lorde ; . ‘
baiting on a noncompetitive 0 EE) Tends, eaurtesy at ala ie Cross-Country | ui N
1
level 8 The eae was really aver Serre ieulh
eeond yoarier as KE poll
More information about the ely 2 pants bul Warner qua
club can be obtained by con Nerbached: the winners. trie
facting ‘Tim Atwell in room 1D) passes and Jet Millard pulled
Both, Waterbury Hall or by stus in tae cot these tw lead the Kip
dent mail SeOrine punch
Volleyball Starts Oct. 27.
Modern Dance Needs Help °
By Nancy Schogaletf Thes should be given to Helen overt a Mae ‘hee He place
Dear Sorts Minded volar Marlene Gillis, the ima MRT! Bier
se ot eae ce ah ee | ; E UIPMENT ERASE WITHOUT A TRACE
Vthe Tuesday Leasue, the tol ihe nv ‘ ae ' ’ rtheot ra : :
. im theta raha ra Ia lt hy 1 tan Sle Q S ON EATONS CORRASABLE BOND
(hi Stitiia. ‘Mivla Th ease sou have not heard that ee i
Gamma Kappa Phi Kappa our Medern Dance Group here at Beech ci Don tonect veut Waterloo at the typewriter perteetly
Next Week havin quite a peoblem lueatn typing ents sath just an endinay pened etacer, 1s
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Will be held to determine the chant eae ene wave Hem by supper 5% supplies, Tight, medium, heavy weights and
pions of The leuue he rau wher thes 4 : a Fly ewelry
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Jewelry, Gill
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Those of you who have roster wel 2: Niiily
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1961
Aouse Aouwls
Kappa Delta
Frances Cicero
‘62, President,
Club from 8:30-12:30,
An open house will he held on
announces that the following girls Sunday from 3-5 p.m,
were pledged into Kappa Delta on
Monday evening
Marcia
Ander-
Alpha Pi Alpha
Ray Smith '62, Alpha Pi Alpha’s
son, Sandy Baron, Ellie Kaufman, newly elected President, announces
and Anita Pepe, Juniors, and Sue that there will be an informal party
Ke
ns
Beta Zeta
ident Doris Edelst
that there will be an open
house for off campus men on Sun-
day from 3:5 p.m, Head of arrange-
er, Robbie Starr, Rosemary at Carman's Hall tonight at 8:30.
Thomas, and Darla Zeiger, Sopho-
Psi Gamma
Lucille Monaco '62, President, an-
noun an open house for off
in 62, an- Campus men will be held tonight
at 8.
Chi Sigma Theta
President Mary Ann DiRuscio ‘62,
Pouring Over The Exchanges
Alfred Univers Several active
clubs at Alfred include a Psychol-
ogy Club, a Sociology Club and a
Political Science Club, An attempt
is being made to form a bridge
club.
Central Michigan University: A
poster making contest for fresh-
man women was held by the art
department of the school. The win-
ner received the honor of being the
official poster maker for the re
maining school year for the uni-
versity. A dollar per poster is
awarded to this person
Brockport State: Brockport’s pro
duction of “Guys and Dolls" has
r been sclected by the USO to tour
Europe during the coming year.
6,000 colleges entered their produc-
tions for selection, and 18 Brock-
port cast. members will tour
France, Germany and Italy as a
result of their winning.
Towson State Teachers College
(Md.): A Leadership Conference
sponsored annually by the Student
Government Association will be
held for 200 student officers and
members of the faculty and admin-
istration. The conference is a two
day retreat at a camp in Benson,
Maryland, and is designed to en-
courage cooperative discussion and
exchange of ideas that will aug-
ment college programs.
Men's Fashions
Men's fashinns
taken a turn tow
and the “he
according to
this
Short raincoats with 1
lining, which laoks
and the subur eth
very popular among ¢
These coats jivs
of being heavy
weight.
the appear
aren
Soft sweaters iy
are beginning ty
modern innovat
nental or Piper
sers in plaid and
State College News
ALBANY. NEW yorK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER
Parents Day Hardin Chaiy
To Take Place Aids Faculty
November 4
State College’s annual Parents
Day will be held this year on Sat
November 4. The co-chair.
men Dick Kelly and) Geri
Schleifer. Juniors, Invitations have
urday
are
By EI
The f
Colles
Ms effor
the struc
riculun
profess
AMIN:
nelish |
Nas a
ure at
Ane
ro hie
VOL, XLVI NO, 22
L. ROMAVIEOWSKI
wpar
Mew
He
At Ten-Eyck
sek in Albany
co of the State
on Qeto:
College Press Students to Select New
Slates Events
Annual Campus Queen
The annual event known
as Campus Night, to be held
m November 11, is rapidly approaching, and preparations
for Campus Night activities are already in effect. One of
the highlights of the evening is the announcing of the
Campus Queen.
ments are Gail Haibel and Kay By- announces that an open hous
ers, Sophomores. Judy Hall and Statesmen will be held Oct
Phylis ¢ no, Juniors, are in 9:30.
charge of refreshments. Joan Me. Initiated were: Joyee
Graw 64, was pledyed Monday Bar! Kittleberger, Ann
cra tarry Kicherer ae Check your opinions against M's Campus Opinion Poll *7
eWhod make the
President Kd Brennan ‘62, an- lene Phatiger, Lorrie Zwicklebaucr,
nounces that on October 20 al 8:30 Marilyn Riggeria, Jane Quay, and
b ct i
e Wi e e
been sent ont to the parents of all
freshmen, and over 1,000 people
> are expected to attend. A full pro.
2 gram of activities has been sched
uled, and the parents will be given
E a glimpse of all phases of campus
life
minations for Campus Queen have been made by
students during the past week. Voting will be held on Tues-
day or Wednesday in the Peristyles for the purpose of choos-
ing five candidates for Campus Queen. Actual voting for
one girl will be held following this.
Only students from the classes of
1962, 1963, and 1961 are eligible 10
vate in the cleetion, Students should
he aware of the criteria for the se-
lection of Campus Queen, set. up
hy the Rivalry Committee
Mbany State's
1 Raker and An
Representing
News
this tine 1
of the studesi bod \ '
pre Callens
ine
Irene
the
and
as con ut q te !
nation
dad
endin
Departinent
graduate isselle
Activiti
The program will commence with
aluncheon for parents and students
in both the Alden-Waterbury and
Brubacher Dining Rooms. After
the Juncheon, a neral meeting
for parents will take place in Page
Hall. Dro Evan Re Collins, Presi
dent of the College, will speak, and
other speakers: will be featured ‘ ;
A coffee hour for parents and 4,5 7
facully members is planned for the
fae afternoon in Brubacher Hall
Open houses in all dormitories ar
scheduled for the entire day
4 soccer against. Mount
Collese is: desivnated in
yorts fan attending, and and on
venine, State Coll Fovland
present Othello, its
production
ies ay
Freshmen Lead
Rivalry Events
Rivalry, a compentive period of
contests and fun between the fresh
man and Sophomore classes, wa
instituted at State College in
to unite the individual classes; in
particular the freshman and Soph
and to help. the
accustamed to col
Protess !
p.m. there will be an informal party Mary Rabb oe
at the THalian Benevolent Society Sigma
Hall Kamins! . President,
Gamma Kappa Phi announces that Sue Ellen Senzel
Beatrice Heath President, ‘G1, was: pledged Monday night
announces that Caroll Colway, Don: ‘There will be a formal rush party
fa Lewis and Dotty Matthy, Jun- on Saturday from 3-5 p.m
tors, and Ginny Clark and Pat Ma LS.
Henits, Sophomores, were pledged — US.C. President, Judy Kaminsky
Monday evening announces that next week's rush
Phi Delta party schedule will be as follows
Sally lones "62. President, an Friday: Beta Zeta, Gamma Kap
nounces that Gary Quick and ‘Tony pa Vhi, Kappa Delta, and. Phi
Riservaty were invited for dinner Delta
appreciation for their help on Monday
Phi Dells homecoming float, Other ‘Theta
helpers will be invited at a future ma
date Tuesday :
Phi Delta, s
Phi Sigma
Phursday: Chi Stama ‘Theta
al the Fort Orange Gamma Kappa Phi, Phi Delta, and
Phi Gama
Phi Sigma
Judy
These qualifications are as. fol
lows 1) school participation, 2)
social grace, 3) physical beauty
Also, must be a member of
the class of ‘62
she
Hin hanar of
I nhief of
Vimes Union and
Gannett News. Vr
owing the
The nominees for which students
will be ovting as the five candidates
are (he following Sue Byron, Mary
Anne Calderone, Fran Cicero,
Hasse Kopen, Marty — Golensky,
Mary Anne Gusberti, Sally Jones,
Pat Jones Kellerman, Carol
Louprette McCormack, Sally
(Connor, Bonnee Seott, Ann Smith,
Jane Srurek, and Mary Ann Tonai
wht
Princeton
Carolina
omore classes,
frosh become
loge life
Freshmen Lead Sophs
year, Rivalry has
heen a success -for the freshmen
With seven of the Rivalry events
complete, the freshmen have rolled
up a total of cleven. points, ‘The
Suphmores have compiled — one
pumt to date. Inorder to make Rt
Valry more. competitive, the. win
ners of the Rivalry Sing and the
newspaper will be held a secret un
til Night, November 11,
Iwi} The Sing is worth three
pomts, while the newspaper is
vorth four points. Cheering points
are also awarded during Rivalry
the with participa
and nization
also being with
Beta Zeta same
Kappa Delta
Chi Sigma
and Pst Gam
with
; So
sin this
r
ine hterary
wand de
Ta
ur
different
Wp Dr
Excelsior
Future
Gamma Kappa Phi
ta Alpha, and Stsma
edited ssl
ed Glass, Pnelish Relient
of the Middle Veos, Te 4
Works of Shakespear
est
Old
Hie Piehant
Diana
Theatre will
first 1961 62
Kappa Beta
President) Ron an
Hounees that a date party: will be
held tonight
Coslick "Hi,
snspilete bi
Committees As tradition dictates, the identity
of the Campus Queen will not be
disclosed until the procession down
the aisles of Page Hall on Campus
Night
Assisting the co-chairmen are
the following committee heads
Anne Dusan and Anne Worsnopp. seairks has teen pre val anh
Juniors, Publicity, Priscilla Steht yyigl tops we Student Ltt
and Ron Richley, Juniors, Coffee f \lso en.
Hour. Roh Fairbanks ‘61, Invita en
tins. Fran Harris "64, Programs ~ Catan, will speak
Tony Di Raceo "64, Open Houses Tard to
Judy Fernandez Flowers: Ro
Petrick ‘wisi, ‘Tours; Harry ‘Thorn
hill and Jim Conklin, - Juniors
© How many
cigarettes do on Business. and Pat Wounsiski and tre tones 04
you smoke a day’? Sete: | ae
Residence Council and ”
Talk Problems With Senate ‘
JIM WHEELER
pul
This
Notices
b TORS
Dr Tanwson announces that there
will be a meeting for seniors on
opportunities for xraduate. school
eo brake Oeb Sob pa at bake
Annex
The
sion
Notice :
MII sorority: presidents or sorority
reporters reminded to turn
House How! news in to Anne Dugan
by noon Tuesdays
SCA Changes
OldConstitution
Student
which
stop of meen an
are ; Campus
course Elections are being controlled by
June Druian ‘63, Commissioner of
Klections, and) Election Commis+
sion
Marines Visit
State College
Marine Captain James F, Shee
han, Officer Selection Officer, will
Visit State College campus ‘Thurs:
day, November 9 He will be here
between the hours of 9 aan. and
1pm. when he will discuss. the
Marine Officer ‘Training Programs
available to college students. Cap
fain Sheehan will interview all those
students inferested: in the program
in Interview Room D-08:
Because
oO WOMAN EXECUTIVE O FASHION MODEL
@ Ist better to
matty in colleqe-or
wait fill later’?
(] nurse = () storetary
weult class best
novelty
Fhese points. arc
held unul Campus Night
lo
nothe soup
In
the ‘Times
howe uldin
will discuss. admis
school, fellow
sind aassistantships i
for the Rexents
Fellowship will be
meetinss
shadinate heen arranged
me Campus Night
Campus Night as the night that
the freshman and Sophomore
will present the Rivalry
His year, the Class of 1964's
direeted by Libby
Lew ty directing th
ww the 1965 ‘The skit
avery important event of Rival
because of the points whieh
as he scored by the winner ‘The
hit receaves five points
Rivalry Records
Christian Association
elt tellin
Women woth
tah tt
which seeks tw relate thet
Hath to the concerns ot a
and eampus lit
cations
Tegehun
out
LICH detines at as
Stat
Union =
OPEN TLOU seni dh Chee
Phe Women of Peres Hall will be
Wolhitn ther nninal open
Sunday ate pom AN fen vem
Hers, trietds, and relatives are in
Vited to tour the house and
our housemother Mrs ihadys
Ran ind the officers Ballowan
the tour refreshments wall be
in the le Room where
WScand talk with: the
hit owal
Notise Liss
Has revently eva Class ul
HALE att « eal ts or tien tusk, New
me 1 the
ns (enh Werte By
wecatuee the sroup felt
wi in ote
The new
expected to
wt Was Wee lage rh
Ne
Senate dis Dave
Camu 9 Riu lo Dance
ening
ed ne
Arran
How for
On decordin
ser al structure SIMs ;
od yeu und Restdenee Cann State ;
wan ores ints ' Toot te a aT
see
Al
wrt
Gerald Drug Co.
sou there
FRESHM
1 freshmen are
their
Mem te
rem
pare
sur
Saturday
November
Have ql
been se
them
tetvat
out
van an
SOPHOMORES
of
{ir
Hall
DATE PARTY
Western Wve Albany
Phone 6-3610
attend
Wl Parents Day whieh will
ned
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States
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WotNe bsscciitian
Hen with these changes
of attiy
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ONTARIO and BES
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GREENHOUSE
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Campus Commission
Nhs sear, under the
Vat Benedetto
Mission hia
direction ot
62, Campus
beyun to manase
ities with a
Benedetto er
that
student fac
hand
Cd the faet
Mission is open to
lege stutents who
ed in he lpia fellow
Benedetto wanted
uy representation
After puttin
Hs and deleatin
te finally hit upen
Med idea which met with the
proval
Cary
all
re ante
tudent
form
State
some
on Cy
son
hem, Set
up
{the majority of senatars
Setate passed a mation which stat
“that they will give a list to the
Mission of qualified people whe
mid be willing to work If their
turk tlistactory, they may be
me permanent: iniembers of
ission ALL students
i interested in working on
AMpts Commission should see
Setator this coming week so
that their name may be placed on
(he list of sugwestions
SNSA
Past week, President
Vampu
who are
During the
vallin
ton
fu tur
eds
post on
At Open House
Vel
Athletic
Mertlte
Ashbury
Ml
Class of
Class of 1962
Class of 1
Class of
1960
1959
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ny
Alice
Ann
Joa
canny
Hell
Kelley
helly
Khu
une
er
and
Har
Leanettt, Pat
sstier
Mi
Ro Petrick
Vor
an
Ruth
Vicky
Don
Hallowe'en Fun
ty the theme of
this Satur
wile Ba
Ald
Is Hallowe en
the Alden Date Party
day evening from 9 pa
The place of enchantinent ts
ns hwo recreation reams, one of
which is reserved for dancing. the
other for serving ewer and donuts
Since a prize will be awarded for
cauples are ask
the best costume
ed to attend in costume or to dr
alike (ne night clothes, please!)
Donna Seezepanowski “63 and Pat
Woinoski “63 Vice President of the
dorm, are in charge of the dance
Music will be supphed by Joe
Mertik and his) band, Included
among the fall decorations are corn
pumpkins, and autumn
husks
leaves,
"Bewitching Hour
All Marine traning in the under:
raduate program is done during
the summer months, so no interfer
ence with the academic year oc.
curs A conimission with immediate
fo active duty upon
graduation assured. Starting
monthly pay may be as high as
Sox? 00 A student may select train
ing either as a Marine pilot or as
a@ Marine ground officer The Pla
toon Leaders Class and the Mlatoon
Leaders Class in Aviation are avail
able to freshmen, Sophomores, and
Juniors.
asignment
Is
The Marine Corps offers a com
lnission to the college Senior upon
the successful completion of a ten
week Officer Candidate Course, ac
cording to Captain Sheehan
In this case also, the student has
the option of selecting either ground
or aviation training
For further information, contact
Captain Sheehan when he visits the
college November 9, or write Of
ficer Selection Officer, Room 1222
1 Chimes Building, Syracuse 2,
New York
