State College News
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
You. XIL No.2
_Muaxy, Nv Y, Bimay, Manent 2 23 1928
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SOPHOMORES TO FROLIC IN SPOTLIGHT TONIGHT IN HAWLEY HALL
RAINBOWS FEATURE |
SOIREE DECORATIONS:
Favors Are Ostrich Bill Folds,
Vanity Cases With Metal
College Seals
HAVE SPOTLIGHT DANCES
Alice Benoit And Eunice Gilbert
Head Decorations, Favors
Soiree Committees
COMMERCE BANQUET TO
HAVE SPECIAL SPEAKER
“LION AND PEDAGOGUE
10 NAME NEW STAFF
What Will Sophs Wear To Soiree To-night?
Taffeta Ranks First;
Crepede Chine Is Next rt
| 150 Saas Ang’ owsrelicaians Attend
Formal Second Year Class Soiree Nein
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WOMEN DEBATERS
DRAW WITH KEUKA
| Varsity Clashes On Protection
Of American Capital
Saturday
|DRAMA, ART GROUP
GIVES BARRIE PLAY
WEDNESDAY EVENING
think it is meh. better woman
Iwi
OPEN NEW BUILDING
IN SEPTEMBER 1928
Panzieri Hogen “Com pany
Hasten Ail Construction On
High Schoo! Wing
MORE PRACTICE TEACHING
Stanhope Fails To Sign R, P. |.
For First Game In New
College Gymnasium
GOVERNOR SMITH GIVES
EEN 1g ANKE STERLING
DECKER TO ANNOUNCE
ORAL CREDIT RESULTS
Vie testis at thy eit
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 23, 1928
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Albany, N.Y. March 23, 1928 Vol. XII No. 25
WE MUST JOIN TH PLA,
Ina very short time the student assembly will be called
upon to vote on the question relative to our student asso-
j Federation of College associa
¢ chrane, offered the resolution
wlopted will make us a member of the federation,
T think it is in order for me to submit arguments in sap:
port of my propos:
In the first place, as students we are interested more or
fess in all student ties, Our problems are sim
those which many other colleges haye, Therefore
exists the very: practical reason for our hecoming & me
of this federation; to secure the benefits of the experiences
of other colleges in dealing with some of our difliculties
Mr, Green outlined this service in detail and it requires no.
further elaboration by me.
But aside from this: very: pra
are others which I consider vastly
to me that there is
not only in a particular country but allover
[ believe we all more o less feel this sense af
N.S. F. A, secks first to unite all the colleges of
into one common brotherhood and then to reach out and
embrace all the colleges of the world in a great organiza
tion to promote international good will and peace. All the
world is today striving to perfect plus ty outhiw war
among civilized nat 1
Little ar no success, And what is the retson for
Tris simply because the mations donot understand one ane
other well enough, Because the men in whose hands the
destinies of these mations fie cannot get on common ground
with one another, They have all been reared in old creeds,
nd belicis whieh aire quite inpervions tc
Teast so it appears to them, We ean expect bit
them, Our hope can only. rest. in the future generations,
And ‘this can only be realized by the spi
friendship and mutual understanding being
formulative period of youth, And this is whe inter-
national collegiate federation would funetion, To promote
just such a doctrine of tolleration and friendship,
Fam well aware that there are those who will say that
this is idealistic theory and not in keeping with our prac
tical matter of fact philosophy, Hat 1 would only: remind
ent and progress are ideals first and prac
il selfish reason there
Tt seems
| students
while T believe this to be the ultimate sol of 4
federation nevertheless its immediate aim is to unite
the colleges af America. And even this. will be a reat
amplishiment. Perhaps we da nut realize it, but the
emainy that there is considerable sectional diseorid between
the different sections «if nue country, George Washiigton
in his famous farewell suldress warned agsiinst this slaner
ot as aw nevus ome Hh pest a
wot june saying there exists ae perhaps
jal Detter of mute correctly pat it iy a HeytiVe sete
and say there is nut as perfect a deyeee of utiler staal ete
aud cooperation between the states as there shui be,” Nove
there can exist no finer dst hireak daw this. barrier \
ta perfect understanding tla the NOSOPO AS Justa |
Hietieye that the Wpe i the arte tire iat the Sumttiy et
tthe world, just ser doy Lbetieve that mary porteet America
is to be attained thirwugh the ssaths ut America tind ey
pecially: the ‘cillegeyotths whi hy the wate ei thins
will become the lealers
And ay {see ity it iy gl van State Valleys aor
recone it member vi this asso ation, bat rther can i
afford von to? Cane it as a college wah the
‘
imissions afford wit tor dy eversthinus wa
promote jd il
hliewe ean,
here ate semi woth " nf ay
these: resolutivaty eth oily Tie yg aber wise vet
constitute a breach ot that mural trast te while a ‘
petal teachers are: plied ak
A ars 1 Gon ey ‘
oii anilerstaanbingg > Dabs ast
NOSOBL AL ets as ac unifying Gree amote the
different sections,
Extensive menthership.
TIL Arottses sand gathers student sqiinion oar questions wi
Hai | tational snd daternational importa
vite power ta AL Cu
E Tihliangraqiivs
tes fateriativnal pear
Member at caattederatuas iiternatianiate ate
Hurepesaty tours
Titer nuational dleleating
Cloud Ship. driven
Sulky There is no
Slap of canvass or
Whine of Deisel turbine.
Quietly the ship glides through the
Cobalt se
Serene!
Below there stinks on
Mud and
Grass, on gray
Conerete, on fallow
Field; the
Somber
Ship
Shadow.
Eaaxcen, Gris, “4
Shadow is more
Tinie At Miss Lane's request, Dr
bacher gave four suggestions te
come the sill atten
unt
as follows
1. Make programs interestins
2. Mant
ngulfs ant Iy Meetings,
‘Franquilly men sneet separately
Disgouyes 4. Abolish the ince!
Bair ferns nity rejected
Foul flesh opinion on J, snd agreed tle
(raul: tert thing ought fo he done concer
etal Miss Watts stated the preposition
Fair flesh, clearly when she said that we ought
AMS as ititerestiine 3
possible whether the attendance is val
to make the prey
When engulfed
HOMO SAPIENS,
Wohimpers
Phe sin does not shine"
GHEY oF conpulssry
Te was farther sty
so that th
We igor
OS SPSS 8
Crs ik cenaay
“The sun shines
programs thes desire
tunity. Everytinie E-opened the
written on barge sheets of 1
while others were dainty little
Hono Sapiens?
Give the
; Pasnew ears ere sr
Saprices with a pencil Quite a few were
KNOW R. Burns’ well known lines
ins, gall ene hy susrsting “Weir
Kartoons
os Necessatily, many vi the a
Aaplieat the vantents at
i re Laluilated these
pwssible, [will try tes avail
The expert kuowledie jn
those whe thave chars +
plays, songs, cle
1. Good atteukanee at congresses, Nest week [will preset sia
Speakeies? haven the tets we angle te kine
funniest
othe
8 relations, sind tent
the subject
Fudinty de Brave
Lhe Gints’ Miler a
T have gremped the objections auder a cali \ the
SOROAIS UNIFYING PORUE AMONG i Mace re eis i a teal heal Hanoy wilt Wee
A Ana RE AL irubleiny chy ak exist at State College WO ach ki thiy, i
COLLEGES OF COUNTERS CRIES SANS 1] TERS HOC tar ac as acomitateat cutie ea. PAL UWS tammestke: pig Vet
| ull sniutinerd
To the biiow [A te itt cont scmtmatty teats can Iran
T stole likes te see tlw question oot jeannye tlie National Vine sthm hufiins Sot 4
Suivfeit Fedleratnar nd Ameria a Wh Regrsteatoa eit rise task
fis soon iy possible we valenher 6. Dehygate, depending, ct conse an a | AE TWIN STAY ate Hoo
aissembly is pretty well tilled iy Me pelure Vsunally Lis 00 Nedles tall, Tishanys “asl acanter |
Taye tiie to take iisaw the fale Mi | ' War eieer teenie Ve fame n
Friday while the jadiees wall De decide on the SI75AN) .
Vo Yavibtate dieabssimy ent this que tion, 1 amt
iy ae brief onthe torn, sons the henehty that member
Li inthis thatvonal foals ean, lest peat tel ‘
Sha ate ha yal we
poe, ring "tte gwecibhe lewehts: aie iy
twoailings , ! Heusen ae Why
Assuming that many st the problems whieh hice ander
geuliates in Americus calloees aid imnersities ane at a HEL We Thave w tel sit at State College things which ¢
rou di wootaty al statuhine cominittoe one excellent budget sy te 1. i “i ni ane Ne may ae
oar the fallowin
Ine Diagerd
raternities aunt son
ities
HD nay express any oie agama, Estill h
Hist the question resolves atsell inter several prephasitions
Hh SHIVA
Hefnite aclieverents
The we sant te
building up the orggunaaition or de we want to sho sir ature
Uo your answer to the List question, your decision tust | wie
Let's hear it taday
> awl abpectives ob the NOS. KS AS atte andite
Voie aration anil we canned eXpeet
ay aside while other culleges are | Ardith Dowie, ot
AM wlan wil
sett vane the
sivensh the ain
Patter said
will be itty cents
wel Green, “M0,
Green Will Suggest
Various Assembly
Programs
vat the ve
Hy micetings, "They
3. Have Upper Classen and Fresh
is altogether
Al Fhe discussion whieh allowed
wed to indicate that west at the
and 4, divided their
tested that a hoy
should be placed on the bulletin beard
stiidents may hive a ehanec
fe knowin the character ot thy
Many took advantage of she oppor
Viound a variety uf notes. Some were
Het paper
R.P\1.T0 HAVE BIGGEST |
DELEGATION AT SOIREE
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1928 3
MYSKANIA SEPARATES |McKINSTRY TO SPEAK |PI ALPHA TAU PAPER
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 23,
, 1998
TEACHERS ATTEND
MERTING SATURDAY}:
Dr. George Counts Addrosses| '
High School Instructors
At Conference
nnal round table conter=
e eastern district of hi
he fourth
the discussions.
At the general conference held in the
auditorium, Dr. Geo, S. Counts of the
report on
» of Soviet
international. institute gave
“Fhe Educational Pre
Rus
8 Winchell Leads Discussion
Florence 1, Winehell, head
ye economies department, W
sectiv
wif the hi
chairaian af the home economies
fof the roid table conference, Dein
William 1, Metzler laid the foundation
for the discussion by
fundamental characteristics ef subject
entrance, He
stable
matter offered or calleye
\ subject in arden tbe
‘ay cateanee requirement must give the
wudent (wets
eter Inulin
Discuss Problems
The relation of the reivrence prob
Jems in the chaser
subject af the]
Library Selind eon
ferenive Saturday anuewiays
\ somimary ait the reierence pr
Larry: Sehwvol
fot the quvationadves: wasps We
terior,” she commented, "We wane ty
Hliscover avhat wee are ter bie pag
When We Bor nuit as Well as te learn what
departments were contributing Mest 0
the library
Dr. Richardson Speaks
Profesor L. W. Richardson, he
the Latin depart
of teers anil rt
speaking onthe fs
mmantal trainings, and char | ference
ty
Profesor Barnard’: Bronson, head MICRON NU NAMES
try department showed
nce ope
* assisted by.
es to transform the
dred Wahr-
laitig, "28;
Euretta Lloyd,
Conference In Kani
April 18 To 20
has been elected
apler of Ou
the composition of various patent med-
icines, hair tonies and other pharn
ceutria! products familar to most eve
Technique
can't te
\
8 iss Iloydl sill Yeave Albany ‘Tues:
day, April 17, with, Miss “Margare
ion Springs, president
ing sentence of William G.
to the history section of
the round table conference, Mu
Mr. Kimmel stressed, throughout his |
speech, technique and procedures
Too much rigorous use of one text
irl uae His, “We eet | EROUBADOURS PRESENT
linpuler eee ‘a “STOOD UP”’ BY CASSIDY
work jad
"a one-wet comedy, written
Cassidy, ‘WM, will be part of
fat the Trout
revuter
ight
ception af
wntary reading, was the speaker's
Hours min
the Hise
spinivn
New System of Marking
Mr, Clifford Reet
includes, Joc
Murray. Frederick WW. Crumb, 30. Jack
ans, Han Gi, Campbell, “205 Marge
Michael Tepedinin, 292° Dot
Auvehach, "29; Teal
Cassidy, “40! Bessie
rte Kivthind, “3: Regi
Van dee Gralt, Herma
spake before the
tion af the round table cont
"Shorthand ant ‘Typewriting
Marking Schedules.” Me stressed partic
larly what "radical
Becker, Rernard a.
Hater, James. J
[MMe
Koerner, 29; Pete Michiels, Ge
Ah Mike Seonpaf, Babe Kaplan,
J; Link Sinith, Richard AX. Jensen, ‘28°
Jack Spencer, Len Ale
UG Laeray Cure, 2; Jerty Shan
are now twothing than testing the
sinensis tw allo retin
Phhis anew system is. still rather vague F
Fiat so far Hass worked out very well!) Antti Bucasnl 195. J steal
Discuss Type Tests | Muh Sell 30s Je dtaputrick, Jolin
Mroiessor Winfred C. Decker, head of | phe
the Gernnay department, opened the mod
jumitiees for the play ares James
ano a ier: Michael
J. Cas
erin Tnnyetges iscussions with, a talk on | Hepediane, nt airets Her
the oad new tye examinations i Koerner, stage mane
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MEN MAY PRESENT !
MINSTREL SHOW IN
ALBANY HIGH SCHOOL
College Trowha
show may be held in the ‘Fomoreons
school |] 8:00 p.m—G, A, A, Musical Comedy
ely, | =-Hlistoricat and Art Society.
2:00-4:00
CALENDAR
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8:00 p, m—
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Miss Julnston's
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Gordon Stevenson,
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ve Eaducstion—Dr
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re Randolph Sprague, ‘29;
Joseph Herney,
+ Kemeth Carpenter.
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be interlocute
Fepeding and Sta
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Others who will ta he min
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The show will be Friday, April 1A rou ND oar
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