» Nei BRARY
Ky ee
State Cor
VOL. XV. No. 5
cuers, Atnany, N. Y,,
Fripay, Ocroner 17, 1930
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues,
EDUCATORS MEBT
TODAY IN ALBANY
|
| Will Be Chairman
President Brubacher Will Be}
Chairman of Second
Assemblage
Adult Edacation in Art, Music,
Industry” is the topie for discussion
this morning at the secund day's ses
sion of the sixty-sixth annual Cone
vi the University of the
New York, whieh is. hein |
conducted in Chancellor's: hill
President A. K. Hrubacher
preside thi
inecting, ‘This afternoon “The Li
brary and Adult Eayeation™ will be
discussed under the supervision uf Dr
Harry W. Rockwell, president of the
Teacher's cnllege, and De. |
eH. Bl, rexents "The spe
fron
Mice
will
ry pail Wea I
‘Tyler, formerly oi the Western
Reserve university, and Arthur K.' peegident A. R. Brubacher will
Hostwick, of the Sto Louis public preside this morning at the second
library day's session af the convocation in
“Phe adult has recently: assumed a Chancellor's: Hall
place ational
practice,” sail Heubacher
is imurnings in intevnlucings the dis
DR. CANDLYN GIVES
SANCTION TO NEW
Hresideat
“2 sonas"i™ STATE ORCHESTRA
ihn Dr, "t. Krederick 1. Canellyn, head
Cation | of the music department, hits sane
tioned a sturlent-iirected State €
Hest, iL way at
uy in-service educa
show that we naw €
as a cuntinwing process
Hibrary continually: incite
iecive education
Vie public ie
the literate
Te eal MR cently hy Je HirweEilhy
‘vdulte: Negligible Before i900. {Filly will direct the erehestriy tn
Will fe advised and aysisted inn cone
ducting
Ae. to the adult was nat
‘uy appreciable element int one educa
i vetfart,. The, itvonrant whose
children overcrowded our municipal
systems between HMM) ane 1915,
Himself hecame ‘Mew by
The reason given hy) Dr, Cattle
for his refusal te conduct the
+ sew
tra himsell w
his ignorance of one tanguiaee and «
fue social and pwitiea institutions, spite af the Get dat twenty-four ste
Amerivanization classes for adults avis dents are im members, the string
four nett section is ineauplete, there being. 0
a demand ior Ae ae cave tats Gudeer "
tenyployees Hiroe, LD trig. (uta, [ly
The orchestra nny: hretdeast a pr
art aid anisie nthe sana) sea tine i the fa
ie tay ap Stations WWHENZ, troy, it it
culties TH isunal-euondh Hy make the promise of heinnine a welldevelaped
dull eficient; awe Wish alae to jive tnueical anit, accurdingg ty Robert J.
this nace resomecetigess. ad tnaer= vv aiwaicer ti
landings hy which be ana eng the station Elway. salar merle «
fine thingy ei fiteratire, fine art, the wtehesten
President Brubaeher —¢
Clinton Reed To Talk
Clinton \. Rook 8
FIVE BASKETBALL
GAMES ARRANGED, Si". Suro Mh
MANAGER STATES ist i et hse
the reveutly
Hive gas ze bn ae
coriye tw Tata ML Hswell M2, tf tne value of, yest
unaeee vd The tea, ‘Tee paites fovole repute: aaen Gor
wal Mies jong thie buisness worl stot
fare set tentative but itis
i
i anid fudyertising
appointesd at thy
istitition 4
cal Uasiness places,
sare ay tok |S caatte w
Mlany haw
Aanary
behraury 2
Fehr
uyninter
Nb
yo Laws Ostresky
ln yester
wats in «utr
».| Students May Receive
MEMES: Vw ‘ Hin 1
omk: i
Coamnaiay Raptr, A fo Ar hac teaquneest daly wer week
faite, Mare Galtnn aiid Carolyn tr othe aecoperation ab the tle
Choe tiatieen, sephenneres, bite Hi feds saul resistrar, Miss Dewi conn
mienibershay Tysles
i devolved, and
miusiy hy Des)
To Club November 27
GROUP 10 REPORT |
PRESHMAN CHECK
Itemized Point System Ready
For Perusal of Faculty
Monday Afternoon
yembers of the
presented ls
Monday afternoon of all the |
faculty who have]
President ALR.
noticed toy
freshman sections,
| Brute
| A student committee, consisting of
| Alfred 1, Masel, ‘31, chairman, Ruth
|Pon Netia Miller, Charles
Lilly Nelson, seniors,
|l.yons, and
ul list of st
na point system
wk
ig
drew up a class
activities and for
whieh included all the extrascur
activities in whieh freshmen
participate
This stinleat report wits
hy due faculty: ¢
considered
Hittee
hy President ftrubacher anc the eon
plete report af the two eammittees
will he presented tw the freshman
faculty ameeting, Miss Minnie 1
Scotland, instructor in bialosy, was
chairman of this committee, The
Miss Isabelle
ivsal educa
ther menilers are
Johnston, het of the ph
tion department, aunt Hrofessar Carle
ton ts
partinent
cer, head of the physies de
Fach) extra-curricular activity: has
cording to the system
thin
student shi more
ihabiy |
Dr
tls he
systeun will
ale
Hivubacher sai, and ill
phied in the fresbunae huvelle
Hak the evterinys frestunent class ay’ |
aequmsint thernselves with the recom
tnd
A rneutings oof all the
ents was conduct in Ure
Hrbielier’s
Mt which the
ities and freslinen were ¢
hi the eushin
unlinges Wits
The weep
{hep in the Calg
[about theirs
discussed
* LOVENHEIM PRIZE
ESSAYS ARE DUE
BEFORE MARCH 20
i et desirinat
riven samitelly
fan in aioe snot
iy Jorn: Levcdeme at Anisterdans
Hlined a his auother, Leah
Vw followings ritles have
Hota the
|e
panied hy
fille wi
Tictitions and the
author. Special |
cariganality. an
yr HS
Meat Richard
1 aceon
nine i
the caanpy
sli ath ii ets i eos
Directory On Monday “ss. 4 il et
diaviggties aE Mtoe, i Atle tle
beet wi ree teat Will hs ten whether t
matt 1 }
Meats a ek
Nias Chwt, ‘
j eit ayaa gta
rary awl ne ok
tls ue Te will stl bear the gy Tots
oe eat ee sl
Maw
agyminted
Jinterval
Heads Committee |
G
the twenty
Nipha Epsilon
of tea
SORORITY TO GIVE
TEA FOR GROUPS
ON FOUNDERS DAY
Alpha Kpsilin Phi sorority will
velehnate the twentyefirst anniversiry
ait lay with ate
vorities 4m camps
members
the fagulty
ary aunt alinnmae
Sunday,
wn
the srurity
The first chapter nf the sorvrity
established at Barnard. el
24, 1900, 1h is naw inter
national, Having twenty sic chapters
inv the United States and Canada.
The fullowine committees have heer
aqywinted for the anniversary: Mik
dred Smith, “32, general chairman:
Heatrice Samuels, ‘HL, and Selina
Four Students Work
Passage From Orient
Nonosat Seems Homans
Drsnatean
reiresluments,
Gem We
Students whe
A their passes te the
wed in New York
recently aiter havin beet shaneliaied
seutl Mrivity tu) th
Nwintey
Win, oe
eb rail
Orient anid hs
Anwrivian
Hie ten, Henry NX. Honebe. Joe
Keoworth, B
Vas, ship
ants fer di
raking +
he vegagte
yaoi” ate
All tines
Towah, i avis
wrsie
the NOS BN
whew ives in
nwo tl talent
COUNCIL TO GIVE
CUP TO SORORITY
FOR SCHOLARSHIP
The sorunity. whase members bast
senweter nnaitainiesd tHe Iniest se hie
Tastie aaveragte: ill be aggre a silver
Sap. userlist Plizabethy Iaulter
He pecidbeu of inter senvity: comm dd
Traees Lesion, ‘Sd Nn
Hyeoay Pi, ts etoaininan ot the «
tebe han therm 8
fal be Ruth Park 4
Toe ish Charice Line a
ioe willbe crow
|have this honor will not be re
a
tated that |
‘QUEEN 10 RECEIVE
| GROWN TOMORROW
less Day Exercises Will Be
Climaxed When Queen
Receives Insignia
‘The ninth campus queen of
wl tomorrow
‘clock in the Page hall
the climax of the an=
nual Campus day exercis
Which one of the
ive seniors. will
until the queen
appear at that tin
was made today that the queen will
[ave anew gown
the last eight q
hot he destroyed,
served.
‘The one which
is have worn will
hut will he pre=
The material in it may he
us i sune art ofthe core
veremonials, according to Ci
Kelley, ti, generat hain
Canis day
8 Will Attend
ts of the queen will he
i
I
and ‘irainchearers. will make. qr the
ret of the royal ety
iS year for the first time, three
Sou cele Ca el dwt as
ushers Campos night and will wear
evening dress. and will afterwards: he
members of the queen's party, They
have: heen sumed ay follows: hy: Miss
Kellys Dorothy Mbnuns, Sara Fry
Vila Frey,” seniors” Marjurie
lavoul, Ruth ‘Isherwood and) Mare
gwerite Wilvon, juniors; E
Doze, Violet Putnam and
wpvaniress nd Elizabeth
1 Gertrinle: Metlen, and Muriel
irestinen,
Ninhoael we are fullowinys radi
tien very closely, we expect te ehaiige
[the ceremonies in respect ty a few
details and we hope the result will
ful and interestis
Miss Kelly: siti,
Jucksom, 82 will play
entry af the queen
its,
M, chairman of
‘To Play Hockey At 2:30
Fhe fist evity of the cay wil
it samen at 2330
direction of the
nin at the athletic events,
wes al individidl achieve
son whiel a member af
will
1 Ale nah:
isinith,
ss chavirman
Kuh
‘will
iter the «
Vanni
ten
sie the gists of
¥ leat el the proceesings in
‘In the duncing. is. pris
inacily tanlents of the college
‘Lecture Ticket Sale
Will Close Next Week
est week those students whi wish
aitanh the series af lectures to he
[even at the Jewish community center
Fils winter san spring will have their
Ast oppurtiinily te sign ap far tickets
tides have already
the nnuiny Houlletiny based
we sipat is peosted
The charge fo the tickets will be
termined te tke number of people
fa tim
hu
evenly five stt
for tickets the charge
each
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930
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Albany, NY Cctoher 17,30 Vol XV. No.3.
A CHAD
Stine eallege stivlents will have Heled _op=
portunity to hear one of the most famous of medern
poets when Vachel Lindsay appears in the auditor
I next Wednesday: night ander the suspic
its unusual rhythmic effects,
and undoubtedly a rare treat iy within the grasp of
tandard of values,
vction in the price of tickets has
of Page bi
‘of the State culless
His poetry: ism
anyone who hay a proper
A 50 per cent re
beew arranged for the students by
charge, andthe students
of this chance, ft may not occur
EXIT: COUGHS AX
»
Cératruction of an: taclosure ta: the: porinyte
from Husted hall to Richardson hall is.
aticed and appreci
the difference, Although more than the traditional "
cents" have heen expended in thus protecting the st
it weather, the returns in freedom
coughs and suicezes in about 1100 future
teachers of New York state iy worth all the money
It is thought that the twenty students: who
from the above estimate would catch colds
and already the students have
dents from ine
from colds,
hreing spe
ed rather than con
matter how welcome,
fe that iy uncomprehensibl
is why the under-passaye which is already in being was
icting this addition, no
the com
re urged to take advantage
SNE!
NO MORE ALIBIS
When the students returned to College this fall they
tthe facilities of the College
appreciated the fact
library had been enlarged by the
tables and reading lights placed nea
second floor of Draper hall.
always ata premiun)
iy welcomed.
Today Miss M
wunces a
ary Ki. Cobh, Col
dition of
tee in
wing
f several
the library on the |
is in the libra
id any increase in their number
y are)
Rooms on the thied for of Draper hall have heen mde
available fur any students whi fail ty obtain phwces to |
study in the Tibr
“the now historical ease of the student whe did not |p
have his assignment done because he could vot find any
place free from intrusion in whiel to study: slob have
hy aise tu be repeated in State eullene
VERY LEYTE RESPONSI
Vhe response af the stiwlents ai this Cullege to the
opportunity. be puns tete ttekets tor the series ab bec ture
ab the Conummmiity Center ty yertainly nat an inane
At the present tine aboat thiety stale
heir antentions od huystug tithes Uh
Higely ainadespiste fy enable the wetngy that
advantage of the hiheral mar uitered hy
taal
THE PROPER st
of payment
arisen at Colyate
Again the au
aa publications ha
AND
jb student
h
dhetin heen vetoed. Kaiturs af the yeaper an their ct
torial colume, lectured that althoush
ine the news}
1 the
per entailed much tinte, they
Hat |
aveapt pectiniary rentneration for their elforts
The idea of payment has been
tions of the Nativwal Student Fete
scitsoed i
tins of
1 conven
America
| Collected Poems, By Va
State college delegates have brought back renorts from! Journalism Paramount Here, Rice Saya
two of these conventions saying that the concensus of
t is a well-known fact that editors of many collegiate
publications are paid. But the majority of papers take
By Grow
the opposite stand. ‘The college journalist must have Manag Hao
i < that the enltural and pri
a different attitude, He should work for the pleasure
derived from the occupation without the additional re~
ward of a cash bonus.
As there is no other way for, State colle stunts | Stare Coa
to gain experience
rather ungrateful of those who are gel
training to expect to be paid for their labors, no ma
such valuabie
er
‘Also, from one point of view, it changes the standin
of a colleyiate editor from amateur to professional. | agencies for these. con
porter, covering his
+ Conco Axo Oruex Ltsosay || contacts and for meeting
S: i does not have to “talk: shop’
Porsts A ECTION
range of student
is decidedly enlarged
“0-0p) of student projects, t
Sale in the C
el Lindsay. 404 pages. H
millan, New York, $3.50, male He
Interest in the poetry of Vachel Lindsay has certainly |lems. He learns to jut
been stimulated by his scheduled lecture in Paye. hall |to fo
on October 22, "To read his Collected Poets’ is to | topics of stirdent interes
acquaint oneself with the poct before he arrives. ist
‘The collection represents Lindsay in every phase upon | these
which he hay written. It contains a his pos
together with many iMlustrations engraved by. the
himseli, ‘The collection has been dedicated to $
(For
six pages
yas the outstand=
ave hailed 1
‘an poet of the day, ‘They have said. th
Hest expresses the spirit of the youth and this latter
criticism is borne out by his collection,
Among the more, interesting and, better known po
repres ", "The Chinese Nightingale
ns | Frome:
tural advan
are “Congo”,
of the Dead Cleo
‘To read his poems. is to see him in-many different | them.
lights, He is at varios tte the preacher, the prophet
il the protagonist. And at times the dreamer | tor
ny other State ete act
to any oth
cement of thy
mirnalism it would be} as an agency toward the achiev
s Took at the benefits derive from
isthe personal cont ew I
how tedious or wearing. Opportunity for pleasant so al Sine 4s with personalities
sroum, We must therefore turn to outside
f they are to he made at all, ‘Phe Nuws re-
decidedly restricted in the
otives for their initiation,
which wpens
for its function is a
fly tor provide a ysiyer of foam
Hh aveceky ut A trai the
tw
members of its stuf ty he able
c to be able to think, to use
anid ter he al
iH
cand adds te his. een
Jeral fund of Knowledge concernine
te with the edi
it such payment, Cultural and Practical Aid Is Stressed
Ri
rare Con.
ctical advantages
ire unequalled by
feet tether just vying that the
of the
we ends,
cultural viewpoint. Perhaps
th both y and students,
the faculty is
ies for making those
usual oppor
ainbers of the faculty in situations where he
aging
conducts the headline see=
‘Aid he |tinns diving. the second semester
are of these fram the inside! And it furnishes the only ¢
ert stent prolly ler rat
nualism, Experience may
elf cn nearly [used to eoach high sehoub piles
The News [tions, or, perhaps to teach jaurnaisin
hi Employment Possible
‘The possibility of emphysent on
focal newspapers is alse
sullicient experience
The Inisiness department is puar=
ticrly replete with practical experi-
Its anembers work under the
[fice sunnger ine thw autsertishy
inamager, Under the former they
H instrnetion in bookkeeping, the
raat) othe Inuluet bat the
nL the general duties connected
rill tlne Gnuaetal en aa te yal
sion,
[Cher the Adve
ulvertisements and acquire the
il singer of lyrics, His works in many instances show | Hee revel DHRESAUL Nec ATHHI
deep and quiet feeling, Hee cere ate baie
Tt has heen said that the present production of the | tions throngh the medium af the ei ei ticle is net written with
poct ix but a milestone on a career of remarkable poten- | torial colin may: he HSE Tie view of vic ig amen Ge
ies. Hut that ean be told only in the future, Suffice] mental inv the formation wf the Si lie News ‘stall, Ht nleendy 4
it to say, the purchase of the volume will be well worth | dents’ opinions bets nore thn one hinndreds
the price. In addition, sponsors of his reading here have Impartialty Essential {is bitten, seithsa ‘view uf exitaintie
declared that he will autograph volumes, which may be) He must learn to he impartial for | candiates. the wsibilities which
aulded ‘incentive for the addition of this book 10 the}, Cotlege newspaper that is rth 1 them on the Nvws,
library of modern poetry. will san. cease. Wo Devons He inst the Nkws. wil expe
member of the st
‘A resume of the pi
all-State dane gave the men their first break of | sially henefii:
year as they did not experience that strong | araing experiences: it
tion from their respective neighbors, Un Vi the i hee hing of the jon
‘There was a
evening progressed the comeds. bec 'y congenial in
spite of the severe cramping of their style. However,
they were deeply grieved when at 1 o'clock their gentle:
men. friends
ly too
final
fair co-ed remarked that it was ri
fermission to say nothing about
‘The tennis tourna
dances a they” freq
napect the ‘campus, ing to a close,
found it necessary to
Biy virtue uf the decision of the freshmen the crowning
of the campus queen tomorrow. will undoubtedly. reveal
ideal of the senior class. We sincerely trust that the
Frosh have exercised. the utmost
difficult ‘The men are waiting auxiously for
their qucen whom they hope will he exactly what they
adored, while the won remain alsy in avery-antil
patury. mood.
Charles T.yons
by Alvin’ Si
court play, Hy
In order to carry out the principle of continuity, the | ment this sui
yarorities wil cnt thei Howe dances, the wight after] | We Nearly approved of
i: | Stirring speech made by Dr. Smith
"School Spi
Hhuskirks, <Crowhill, \thol, [It seemed to strike a responsive
n| cord in the student body and cer
|tainly gave the freshman cla
[pte We agree antr'ive sent) STEWART ELECTED
that this was. the be Tite eld TO CLASS OFFICES
\venue, | College in the country."
or Tlop. ‘This will avoid the necessity of ‘chany
its and alwy add to the convenience of the guests | of the history dey
‘tio iandotitetly will he imported. frum many. rente | Bly. last week on
including Shuyh
Ly and Hicksville L. 1.The wisdont of ‘stich
eal, ewe the
rangement cannot he tow highly: p
uf dD establishes another precedent
Horace Ht. Myers, winner of the Wheelick sclotarship
aul promivent reformer, has been conucting, a very: i
tant experiment ina new field ay Suni
seek to “cover stories in am
THE STATESMAN | Sehcswr eters
van | not
ty Ray Commins tages to he derived finds the News |the News and an seve
the onts [ties at the same tin
One of
ts the asylate
wy ariel wrenat ocece wer aente | SPORT SHOTS
Ty Vi Six
nent is abraw
few of the |
favorites have fallen by
ead pletion of his study: for the deg
aller,
although winner
has withdraw front the
at We forsut
i the. tkely
is Sanford I
stein, runner-up in the eity turns) \llan played varsity. baykethial and
wention
victor of
the
the members
wlidates that they
law the News whole-heartedly or
‘They camot succeed on
her activi
‘They must
is concentrate their effurts fur success,
jam classes, And that success is certainly worth
ine the
ns af achievement
|GRADUATE OBTAINS
| POSITION AS HIGH
| SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Hew Mlan, ‘80, hay secured a posi=
mi as principal of the high sell
at Lyon Mountain, Atlan upon evn
Leo! of bachelor of arty last June, re
both entered college this fall ty do. gradi
ate wark bit has withdrawn ty ay
sume inmediately his new duties
vine | While an imniderigradnate at College
sehall for four years, He was the
ner of the tennis trophy: last y
su a met p
appa, national hunurary dues
| tien a omnity,
|MISS TRELA AND
Mary ‘Preta was elected wiel’s ath,
The work seems lo he uf a conhiniye nature ait ay a| Something ele that “deserves
result’ Horace has heen devatigg the nugority of his Cuminendation alse geenered in fase letie manager wh (havi Stewart
evenings te this particular project The ideatity oi his Week's assembly « wats elected vhiss cheer leader, ata
few undertaking will nt be disehood until ac hater state |20 the resolutions intrliced by one quecting af thie suplmnnite elites. ean
the stieiits tae fielie nti eng tt iN
Thue vets girls. snuanueed We survive the trip fe New. mural tuner Ae t Belle
York and froin all inition: they tntist hive taal an Seer Awather anetion Ste Myvbinia ea swaredian, Wael
ESTREMPLY NICE CTE, “Phe. gteited isan ‘ale ays Quartet the eles ten
funmvtis phivs lure they. witnessed any Tan ita mural sports aganacer ds Honativg Cart on
SAMRGE ASAT eh atte Trait teases ,
ethan cuter 11 pring ysis rela MOH vant Hanan i Mai
ively oy snk ten et Mae teats tlie ee the "(reshiman ‘and Halen
men will try to outdo cach
Jack Somulers, newly elected presibet af te fret OM the, gridiron this Isle Crean be Woden
ue he Hes aalrewels enum idea the standords ty When they clash in “Friendly 4 jy, mite te take oT "it
which the iveshmen inst adhere The trestinen are tvaley" contest, Lt is expected that th jy —
ail very enthosiesti and coger te pursue the pace set OF Risley, head of the history de- ‘
i wwe quested tyouly solved ceyerad jae Partment and well known inter
pertain ier ready wiloeal oeseral | Callegiate fouthall official will ref NDAK
Hi 1 f eree the jame fois
TW ONAE Stiden ecsutdy Nu
Wwe
vi NES Yur ta.) Lloyd Moreland To Be
Head Of Group House, Tomorrow
aigdlaine iter the XD stutents| president of Cullege:Euase Cuca Satliorinn
atl USI whine Willlesead Hla eestonnttiay vetennny vent meetings. Waher | Mtr te fal
Wits (linet vive president ‘Tuesday
Fir Dayal Hutetisen, heal of the joscermmment steparts (idway ani Jehit Cite veto Bits 1a AM et sama bes
ment, will deserie the uperation ot the electoral eullee were clevtel ‘au sos jolay.-Muiteiin, ay
ot the tte heostiess avoctully. Hatiay, awcsneline te ye hall “uo
In Crave, 29, president af the stiviet aosiciation, Moreland teauslerred two year
fromthe Cathet University ednesda:
‘Saini sh ha Jan fy aie weet SV’ | Aerie bere he naa on 4:85 5.0 OME Satta ae ut
will necessitate 4 ney election bar several alley af the | PM EUG Sizunte uation avateie | tex Leunee teehee
it vhass, aveutdings toa went of the tw hy ety tar freshunen, RQ IEM. Vachiel Lindsay lees
‘lian af the class at "82 aoa member a Kappa Delta Rho. ture. Auditen ian, Taye hall
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930 8
| hee Rowley Will Be
Chairman Of Tea This Week
An unusual record is held. by
Harold Hi who has been
class
SCOTS 10 DEFEND
THRIFT IN DEBATE
Bates College Contest To Be
Broadcast From N. B.C.
Stations Next Friday
Debaters of Scottish
who will meet
day night
M
class announced that the =m
Company networ!
8230 o’cluck next Tuesday night, ‘The
Resolved, ttt thrift. is
The anising ascot
The mystery was finally solved
when Haswell diseay
cot in the Kappa, Delt
fernity The eat
dently fallen asleep in front of
fireplace and was not nutived,
ant Federation of <\ineriva i | Members af the fraternity agree
Operation with the debuting, tents, that this is the first-time anyone
Tt will be the first at amore than |) his 1 membership in such a
whieh the Scottish |} manner, The vvided
mat tour af New )) ever, whether the sex. of th
the iniddle Atkantic |) makes it ineligible for membership.
ye the fatter part at Oete
ber gin atfoal Nivenien te
ie debaters “are allivially: kneawn |
cule team ill take
attacking the
1—2-—3 |
Student's Special
$1.50 worth of work for $1
Cormick, :
Maer WE Tas He
Kandalph A Wet 3 Suits or Overcoats
HAS NEW MEMBER | 2
Hew Ze sorority. welcomes
Alice Vaughn, ‘33. into full meme
ership
Ladies’ Dresses
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agement of Rose Handler, '30, to
Louis ‘ischler of Albany Medical
College.
WELCOMES PLEDGES
Alpha Epsilon Phi welcomes
Selma Schlacter, '32, and Evelyn
Greenburg, '33, into pledge mem-
beeen
18 ENGAGED
Pi Alpha ‘Tau announces the n=
2 Are Week-End Guests
At Beta Zeta Sorority
Katherine Hainsworth, '30, and
Alyce Barbi were’ week-end
guests at Beta Zeta sororit
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17, 1930
CHORUS 1 FOURTH
IN SONG CONTEST
Professional Clubs Are Awarded
‘Leading Places In New
York Meeting
‘The State college chorus was
awarded fourth place in the competi-
tion of women's choruses which was
concducted at Hotel Astor, New York
City, recently, according to Dr. 1
Frederick H.
music department.
‘The particip
those clubs wh
in this contest,
ch won the regional
Candlyn, head of the H
If YouAs
Question: “Do you favor
abolition of Freshman Week?
on. of
Mt merely gives
sophomores opportunity to
freshmen, can |
contests last spring, competed on. Samuel Dani "32 "1
is oh i he present freshman week
At the final contest | ore use than the hole i
night, Buffalo State/nu We should have some
Teachers college sang in competition | of arousing coll in
with the State college chorus, Out
lubs singing in the finals
secured the first four
places, the first three of which were
rarded prizes:
|. The Adesi Club, N.
Y., $300.
The Morning Choral Club,
Brooklyn, $200.
3. The Phoenix Club, Potsdam,
N, Y., $100.
4, The State college chorus
The judges stated that the differ-
ence in-marks for the above four clubs
was extremely small while the differ-
ence between third and fourth place
was infinitesimal, Dr, Candlyn an-
nounced, Each of those choruses
which received a prize is a profes
sional one,
State college was represented by
approximately fifty people including
First sopranos, Priscilla Hammersley,
Dorothy Brandow, Margaret Pett
Kronenburg,
Sunita
M
Belknap, Lillian Weinberg, E
vine, Florence Gabauer,
Burke, Holmes and
Dect
Carat Nichol
is,
dith. James, Moho Jule
by, Asenath” Van Buren, |
‘ugenia |
nd Martha Conde,
juniors;
Wilhelmina
Betts, and
Levine
and Isabel
fter the contest, the
jorus broadcast over Station
arty stayed at the Lincol
i
v
over the weel
CLUB PLANS HIKE
TO INDIAN LADDER
FOR OCTOBER 26
A trip to Tadian Ladder on October
26 was planned at a miceting wf the
erbinty club conducted Tuenday’ |}
ight in the Lounge of Richardson |]
hall, Beatrice Hertwig, ‘31, president,
anucunced, [tis ty be inn conjunction
with the Youyg People’s Petlawship
af St. Audeew’s Episeupatl Church
nies Keller, "32, way appuintedd
anak the committee on ar
‘Fhe amvembers atthe
Anni
shy, se
fors “Char un , and
Marion Water and Christine “at
enherger, freshmen,
Plans were nude for a dinner te be
‘conducted some time next monty, Miss
Hertwig announced, | Marion Larhey
"32, was appointed chairman ui a yin |
committee, |
Men Play Semi Final |
Round In Tournament
‘The sential round sf the men's}
tennis tournament way hive yester
¢| of this we
spir
freshmen but 1. think it woul
to have freshman week
rivalry — competition
the sophs and frosh in game:
is, SONKS,
Andrew Hitz, '32. "I
think freshman should
all colleges
freshinen in this. ur
Itis collegiate.”
| have experienced “both sides
freshnian week institution, Tt
itis a lot of fun, ‘The h
teresied by the custom. It
motes friendship withi
and between them.”
Louise Wells, '34: "I do
think “that the freshman 4
id be abolished entirely,
ink that the wearing of €
coud be carried
“I certainly
Freshman,
some
H to
1
a dough: |
betw
don't
reshmen | tr
and sophomores both are very in
clothes should be omitted from the |
the purpose
CLUB WILL HAVE
PARTY, SATURDA
NIGHT, OCTOBER 25
‘A halloween party will be con-
day, October. 25, according to Ger-
party will be open to all State col-
the) trude Guyette, ‘31, president. ‘The
ducted by the Commerce club, Satur-
lege students, but all attending must
he masked. Entertainment and danc-
ing will fast from 8 to 11 o'clock
d the admission will be twenty-five
cents, Miss Guyette said.
Beatrice Hertwig, ‘31,
of the party, She will be
{| the following committees :
iment, Orman Guyer, "33, ch
Decker, '
bo:
seri-
It
is in charge
sisted by
tertain=
mi
der and
,_ Leen
in, freshmen ;
decorations,
do.
sno
way
the
a
Ne | freshments, Doris utler, “Sly chair-
man, and wes Keller, "32; pub-
Ticity, Genevieve Winslow, '
3 Students Are Named
To Assist With Play
‘Three members, of the, adva
lass will assist, Wilhelm
€| Schneider, “3, director, with sets, cos-|
tues, and publiety, fo the fist lay |
to be presented hy the class on this | 1
one
Ray Collins, his is strictly |'Tuesday night, Octuber 21, in the! y
a professional ion, ‘Therefore | analiturium ul Page. hall
should eliminate such an ele |""'\imabelle MeConnell, '3t, has
mentary procedure. charge of costumes; Isabel Peard, '32, |
Alvina R. Lewis, ‘33: Although | publicity; and Lucille: Dunnigan, *3
ich Lets, |i
hin |
1, Helen Meat
house, Miss Bedell was president |
out,” of the sorority Inst year.
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French Marcelling — 50¢.
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BEAUTY SHOPPE |
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only
Hair Cut’ 50,
Done by Experts
Ball Equipment”
le Clemens, | said,
Haswell, '32, Holds Individual
Record For Finding Mascots
Wednesday afternoon from
3:15 to 5:00 o'clock faculty and
students will again attend the
fourth of a series of teas spo
sored by the Lounge committ
this yea
of ph:
frmanof the hour for
‘The other hosts
chemistry;
Futterer,
tant professor of Englis
Anne La Cushing instructor in
hemities; Professor
Birehenoughy head of the ml
maties department,
Kirehenough; Mr
Bryant, instructor in
Mr, Milton, Mrue, instructor
in ‘chemistry, ‘and Mrs, Prue;
Miss Mice E. Ryder, instructor
3, Miss Rath
supervisor in English
Haul Sheats, instructor
ment, and Mrs, Sheats,
COMMERCE ROOMS |
OPEN FOR STUDY,
MISS COBB SAYS Hin i -
Jents who cannot find seats. in
wary are requested
the third
he College
use Fooms floor of
Draper hall, Miss Mary i. Cobb, col
anmunineedd today
re equipped with reat
nid harwe desks. suitable
sturdy purposes. sl
are available through the courtesy ot
he commercial department Miss. Cobly
lege librarian,
The rvoms
ing tables
e cast of this one-net play, por-| for reading 3
wing the dual characters of
consists, of Carolyn Kelley |
nh
pro: :
the lasses | aos, Teaver, 33. | A. schedule of the rooms availa
jeans “illespy Be will difect the [at etch hour of the days posted
not | next advanced dead fos pla side of the College library, Miss Cb
aa to be witen Ostoher | ded
bin 1 | —— —
FS reg Re Puen Ty, was al| Be Good To Yourselt!
is a | enest re at Sign “Alpha See a good show at a
WARNER THEATRE
StranD
Starts Today
GLORIA
SWANSON
In
“WHAT A WIDOW"
FACULTIES HONOR
STATE PROFESSOR
Associated Normal Schools Group
Elect Dr, Nelson
Vice President
Dr. Milton G, Nelson, professor of
was elected vice-president
ted faculties of the nor=
chers! colleges of
education,
of the assoc
ma nls and t
New York state at the annual me
Monday and. ‘Tuesday:
conducted
rICUSe,
anced. to
the State
nee! the meetings
these were: Presi=
per, Proiessor Jolin
ad of the ed
J partment, ‘and the folowing
of the department, Drs Flix
is, Dr, Andrew IK. Heike aml De.
tings, head
q
head wf the history
depart
| PLEDGES MEMBER
Gamma Phi Sigma sorority: wel
Fleanor Leary, a3) inte
pledge membership,
WHY NOT PURCHASE A
COPY OF ONE OF VA-
CHEL LINDSAY'S BOOKS
\AT THE LAVENDER
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AUTHOR AUTOGRAPH IT
OCTOBER 22?
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Avenue - at kobin
ny, Ne Ni
Students and.
That hie Ins secinredd a
y vipat at Lyon Meant
tain, sue, consenicritly hs. sith
‘The tinal cotuyd between the winner
fof the semi-final anatclies will
plvew early nent week, Tarhon a
nounced
18 WEEK END GUEST
Gladys Newell, 130, way a guest
ssilun eta Phi sorority
week-end
t
house
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