State College
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GOEWEY WINS TENNI:
DEFEATS STANLEY
"Biff" Goewey; State College; '
§ TOURNAMENT.
IN. STRuIGH? SETS
27; defeated Rapph Stanley, State
College; '29, Tuesday in the fimls of the men's tennis tournament in
two straight sets by the scores of 6 = 2 and 6 = 1. Ho did this aftor
SESSION WILL END
ATURDAY AT NOON
The succor session of the State
College for Teachers. will cud Sat-
urday at noonjwien tho last cxane
inition will bo over, Moro than
800 teachers, principals,;supcrin-
tendents, and undorgr.duatos; who
have keen together for six weeks;
Will dicband then to go to their
rospoctivo hones. The collogo halls
will be doscrted for four woeks; un-|
til Septesbor 16, wacn tao first of
the rogular sossion students carole:
MR. STARKSY SPEAKS
ON WUSIC AND ENGLISH
Me. Morris Starkoy, supervis-
or of music in the Cohoos High
School; spoke Wednesday before an
audionee of majors 1nd minors in
English in Milne Hall on tho core-
elation of music with tho teaching
of Gnglish, The class in acthods of
teachisg English litovature was
oxcused to listou to his lucturo,.
LS.AVE TUVELOLNS
TO OBTAIN MPLS
Stvdontr who wisn te hive the
carks they roceive in eurir sorge
ion werk caoilod to taen after the
closo of the session are roauosted
to loavo a stanpod, sol?-addrossed
onvelopo in the rogistrar's offica,.
defoating Goorge Taylor, State Col-
lege; '29; on Monday in the semi-
finals by scores of 6 = 3 and 6-0,
again in straight sets, His only
match to go into the full three scts
was with Trunbull. He lost the first
set; 10 - 8; but won the noxt two
easily; 6 - 1, 6 ~ le Ho won his
first gano with Page by scorcs of
6-0; 9-7
Stanloy reachod the finals by do-
feating Schoor 6 - 1; 6 - 1, and
then winning from Sullivan, who hai
defeated Laynan and Groon; aftor
drawing a byo in the sodond rounds
Ho won fron Sullivan by 6 =~ 4; 8 -
.
Saturday; Taylor played his satch
With Thonas, wining from hin by
6 - 45 8 - 6. On lionday,; Taylor lost
to Gocwoy, and on Tuosday, Goowey
¢linchod tho wemaer session champ-
lionskip by defcating Stanloy»
Thore were fourtcon ontrants in
the tournament, who played a total
lof thirtcon yntches beforo tho tours
nascnt was coriplotcd. The ontrante
morc: Taylor, sllon,; Thomas, Schoktz,
Gilletta, Gocwoy, Truabull, Pago,.
Schoor, Stanloy, Laysan,; Sullivan;
Garcon; end Maslans, Thoy playod 7
matches in the firct round and 3 in
the scvord bocides the sort-?inals
ud Lineie,
Thore wis to havo bocn a tournae
mont for girls aluo, but thoy just
eoulda't goon to got togothor, Tho
four entrants havo not playod thoir
first cound yote
10 REVOIR
Many of the people of the sumcr session leave for home today;
nost of the rest go tomorrov. 411 of us, in the midst’ of the strainod
tine of oxaminations, have no timc for the ferewolls we would like to
kc, cné thorefore the SUMIENTIIES takes this opzortunity to say c(o0d~
to you fron cvcrybody in collcgs, and to rcturn your good-bycs to
The suinor hes bocn c most pleasent onc. The six works have flown
evey c11 too soon for one “ho likes to make fricnds, There has not been
quite cnough tic for ccnenting those fricndships thet last forwver, bu
we hove hd six weeks of hippy corpanionship, of godyous >robings into a
wholc sorios of new pcrsonclitics, For khoso of us who will mict o¢e
in regulsr session or next surmer, this mutucl oxplorction ezn be con-
tinucd. For you who will not corc beek, we ern only scy, for you end te
you, «u revoir, cnd sy wo noct ogcin, "ror cvcrybody, the SUMMED TIMES
8. ys cooc-byce licy the fow weeks before the grind bag apein be
“A.D.B.
BOL..D OF EDITORS
Lifrea Deivid Boesch
MAN.GING “DITOR Fredcrick ‘ite Crunb ANT ° DITOR
Goorge P, Ricco Mergcrothe Schrocder
JUNION iSSOct.Ts EDITOR DESK EDMTOR
Lloxneor Schoor John Kennedy
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SHOULD TEACHERS SMOKE? CERTAINLY,
SAYS BOSTON TRANSCRIP2; IF OTHERS MAY
(From Boston Transcript)
"Applications for teachers in the town of Lynn will not be consid-
ered if it is known that the candidates smoke cigarettes. This, at
least; is the way matters stand at present; following a vote of the
school committee. At an carlicr meeting, the committee declined to a=
dopt a roconmendation offered by the mayor that teachers who smoked ,
should bo dismigsed. It is an interosting situations Apparently, teach-
ers who smoke; if thoy arc already holding positions, may continue to
indulge in cigarottos; but no teacher who smokes will train the young
idea in Lynn if tho school committec knows the awful truth.
"Thore arisoe tho question of supply and demand, If tho Lynn rulo
wore to be of wide application; would thore be cnoygh of the non-smok-
ing tcachers to mect the domand? Tho habit of cigarotte smoking among
young people may be highly deplorablo. Thore are 2 good many poople
who think that it ies. But tho indications aro that it is wide spread,
Fow many of the studonts that are in attondance at the State Normal
Schools 2ro cigarctto smokors in thoir own homos? To forbid smoking on
the school premises is one thing. To try to prevent it olsowhere is
quite. Anothor
a F
"It nay a1g0 bo sala of the sul px in Lyna that it puts a preniun
on d¢ecption. The honoet teacher, willing to admit a fondness for cig-
arettce, is barrod. Tho unscrupulous gote tho job and smokes when not
within the raage of vigilant cyoe of Lyna schhol conuitteomen, or where
children nay be turncd into tattlers. Thore is; of course, new opportu-
nity for the activities of Paul Fry of larger statupe. And probably tho
sale o# cigarottcs in the city of Lynn will not bo diminished, It may
be addod that this articlo is not a defence of cigarotte smoking by
schooleni'ase. It moroly suggeots that with a wultitude of young people
in the ranks of tho snokers it is not the casiest task in the world to
put tho school teachore in a clase by thonsolvas."
DEAN METZLER HOLES TO START
COLLEGE TO TRAIN CHsRACTIR
According to a rocoht tory in the Albany Evening Nowe, Dr. Willia:
H. Motzlor, doaa of mon ov Stato College, poets that the abrahan a
coln Foun@ation, of which ho is a vius.bor, v TL hevo availablo by 1932
$60; ,000,000 which is nocossary 10 tot prolic sinary atcps toward the or-
zanivation of » collego to develop wagter rathor than scholarship
e2n be takon. he student bedy of thc cortoy2 will bo 4 carefully
sclectod groug, culled from all parca of tle world, One student shall
be picked roa crea state of tue wiiwe sat ¢ resaining coubera of oasl
catering citys will he soicetod frou Luy and the United Stato:
rogardloe: cf vaca; 1; or color. in o? ctudents,; characto.
Will court first, avility cecond;s awn B 4p tuird; a rovorsal of
the ucual crdor There scvocnts will bo 3iv 7 a alx yoar course instoad
of the ususl tome Upen being graduaicd; the stvudeate will havo beon
fittod to bocome worlé cisigons> ail wlll .otur, to their native count-
rios equippod tu bo dynaaie forees vor sonstructive world poaco and
progress, according tc Dr. Wecuicr, “he sobloge will acconodato 1200
etudcnts, but will begin with an catering class of about 200.
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NOT EVERYTHING THiT'S NEW IS PROGRESS;
PROPER CHOICE TESTS EDUCATION, SAYS E.L.
Thero is one who stands squaroly in the way of progress, woaring
tho thick coat of doubt and foar; while around him is the spring of new
thought and new lifo,; refusing to focl the warmth and meaning outside
becauso, forsooth, to change will moan buying a new coat. That can be
put off until the permanence of chinge fron wintor to spring is fully
establishode 7 : .
Wo are prone to forgot in ow day that we aro still in tho spring-
tino of hunan progress. Wo aro still awaking, growing, stcotching up-
warde Wo compare our own tine with fhe past and say, "How wo have pro-
grossed’ How such bottor our social custons; our roligious beliefs, our
ccononie situation; our noral codes} Surely; since they aro the best
so far, thoy must be porfect; or at least as nearly perfect as is hu-
manly possiblo.” It is as ouch as saying tinos have changed in the past:
but they will not change in the futuro. Laws that have applicd in the
past apply no more. Shall our laws govorn all future ages? We have set
agide the divine rignt of kings; 2 custom that seemed absolutely un~
sh2kablo in the middle ages. What about the divino right of money? Be-~
licve it or not, it is a thing in which most Amcriczne believe.
There is something horoio and daring in changing one's mind, in re.
placing 2 susty,; tino worn idoa for a new once Do not love the new be-
caugo it is now; but do not love the old becauso it'is oasy and fanil-
jar. When you can chooso between that which is serely new and that
which is progress; you are truly oducated. EL.
BREAK?PaST WILL BE SERVED IN WaGiR'S FLAVORS
TODAY AND TOWORROW YOU HAVE THE BEST
FROM 8 TO 9 For cxanole; Wagar's maple nut |
is made of pure naplo syrup and
pocans, bocause that represonts |
LUNCH WILL BE SZRVED the Wagar idoa of giving folks
the bost.
TODAY aND TOwORROW
ALviaYS ORDER WaGak'S
FROM 11 T0 1 -
SUPPER TOD.Y FROM 5:30 TO 6:30 J
ate Cobleve CULTORS
Co feferio —
"EAT IN THE COLLEGE" an
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ARTICLE BY DR. SOUTH TO BE PUBLISHED
An article’ titled "the use of psychological tests in nurses training
institutions", written by Dr. Earl Be South, professor of education and
psyonolopy in State College, ana Mrs. Genevieve Y. Clark, instructor at
he Albeny General Hospitel and at the St. Peters Hospital of Albany,
has recontly becn acecpteé for publicetion by the .imerican Journel of
Nursing. Mrs. Clark is a graduate studont at State Colloge.
Dr. South recently concludod a sories of! tests at the Albany Gonercl
Hospitcl cnd the St. Peters Hospital, assisted by his clcss in tcsts
and noasurcnonts. Tho results of thesc tosts werc uscé in dotermining
entrines qualificctions of student nurses, and intclligsuee of nurscs
alrocey in trcoining, ; ‘
4Anong ths other Institutions which wore tostcd by the cless in tests
end mecsurencents undcr the supervision of Dr. South were; the Congers
Public Schools, Uncdille Public Schools, St. Agnes School for Girls,
Llbeny Public Schools, Milne High School, Rocssclvillc Public Schools,
Colonic District 2, cnd the Albany Orphen Asylum.
Dr. South -drinistorcd c test “cdnesdsy, July 31, to bout 150 grea-
ucte studcnts who cre eandidetes for the nesters degrcce. This tcst wes
sinilcr in neturc, cccording to Dre South, to the tust aninistcred to
freshnen untcring Stete College. The tost neasurcs guncr’1 intclligenec
end fitness for 2 tesching position. Results of tho test have not yot
bocn troulnted end so eannot be published.
Superintené@cents or principels wishing to aveil thcensclves of Dr.
South's tceting scrvice cre requested to ecpply to im in room 121 of
Milne Hell. Appliections will be fillcdyin ordcr of recvipt.
coor Orr
DereiMe Beauity et the
ape Co llede Pharmacy
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Only frosh, clucn fuod or
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"Tas your mothor annoyod whon sho
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sow né kiss you?"
"Oh, no = sho thought you wore
Just one of the boys I'm ongcgod toe"
Leay custoncr - "oro those good hoso?™
Clork:= "Sure, nefcn. They'll stcnd
up uncor wocr.e"
The governess complained that sho
coulcn't stop the chilérons* crying.
"Sone thon to no," seid their moth—
or,"cand I will sing té then."
"Yos, ," thc governess roplicd
"Ityvo clroady threatened then with
thet, but it doosn't sccm to do any
good."
"iy father's decth wes eauscd by
« folling spcdc."
"You rcen to sey soncone éroppad
@ shovel on his heed?"
"Oh,no§ Tho cco dropped out of
his slcocve in « poker gamo."
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; ‘ARE INSEPLRLBLE"
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