State College News, Volume 8, Number 10, 1923 November 7

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Vol. Vill No. 10 ALBANY, N. Yo DECEMBER ds 4, 1923 $3.00 per year

¥.W.G A. BAZAAR) ATRL oy, ‘STATE RAISES CURTAIN ON

football season, State to-night will litt
basketball season with the hope of overcoming
0 spellings defeat for basketball teams since the

Co-op ‘inble, to mon.”
Mary Wright; |” a

t the Y, W. | Ruther have they been great in, spite
Hardest Schedule in Years
igeil "by the following committee in| “tyrough eilueation alon
und that euention he taken] the “Jinx” that ts te
Bellows} Whe te

SO LAM |uticttat eee BASKETBALL SEASON TO-NIGHT
GC. A. bazar! Good “eats, a good |of that little reid schoo! hou
charge of the on cat, et Mi] Reeuperatinge from a discouragl

nin, May. [ut OF polities. vile | middle of the 1921s

come from the little Fed sehoo! house
Vo-night! Don’t for Lacking Usual Practice, Team Will Start
time, and unusual novelties are prom: | A.
nk P. Graves, | the curtain of the 1%:
juming ‘Art, Vivian Hart, “phe chy

of inexntations, ho
gr f z y (" r 'E 3 or rat time several yours
ami Mt | scones, the study of skulls and brows! THREE ONE ACT PLAYS ) For the first timo In yours
jam Snow, Hllon Watsons Can OPO” vuncnre Wont Wi Uw, NOW SCHEDULED FOR Logt—the. Purple
Doin: Flowers: tlttlhness fecerorm, {forever hey’ are nok, nor wer the JANUARY TWELFTH their
Paull seek cnt, Dor eves any: ad ny determining a pe — t ‘oper
Bae eon aoe eatin, De | > | son's ability. ests have come to t Warzel- | Union of Now York city Is the sehio-
Monon NORE Supper AREAUEIYA | Coin place and they are the anly nbine duled opposition and everything does
ain | practicnt way of solving the problem | [not appear rosy for the home tatont,
oe . of ability, ‘he time ts January 12, the plaee Probably the stiffest basketball
For Distinguished Service -Go, Bltord, is Vincentign inate, er ‘ine | sche bh the history of the college

Wer ouyght to trent oiteh child as | and place of what?" Why, the Dra!

To Be Staged Here jun individual, not as an average in i ea gins RA)

hoon arranged Tor this

Al tastes will bo [quintet by Ma

i . " be three plays, of the ten teams booked
la group, Our purpose is nob to tell It
Te witibiee but how to. think wont ty The only about three ave real rT
Wednesday Dec. 12 ‘inicio ht ne ee ane tv, ea
“For Distinguished Servieo" will be 1 “Wurze jumnmeny by A./ from present — estimate of the
presonted In the auditorium Weilnose |, put. eh Ar Milne, be tho comedy’ and "Coluine strongth of State compared with that

day evening, Decembs by. Hiding | tla moder ai ou
hater and’ Slizubeth Nagle of tho [t Play square | And you must pt

ine", by C. C. Clements, will be the of onponenty-to-by
happy median.” — Copies of the ‘Phe contest to-night marks the first

tice common. onesty. |The tenehng ve ‘ Oe ceca to-alilienigeké Ae, eae

Wvaneod dramutie class under the die | plays were distyibutod to the mem of 1 series of four games—the hard

rwetion of Margery Bayloss thal quatity belongs on the pro bore of the class before the vacation ost on the sehedulo—to be played

y rum ot Our aehools”™ : so that they might spond their tine inn Wook, Tomorrow night Stato

JUNIORS WON FIRST , Sumoron W. Buck. profitably ta lereing the. pitt fo lo Union to play olf tho annual

AME OF SEASON “The primary purpose of dente hich they were to try out this week altaiv with its closest vival. ‘The

‘The Girls’ Fngeetha Season opened | 18 Lo prepare’ American citizenship |The vesulls of this “profitable vaca Union game heretofore hax been the
Monday night, November. 1, with a and, nothing. else.” ion will bo announced Inter opening’ game.

fast yam
Sophomore
the Juniors,
moving ball, n score of
the end of the
in the lead,

between the Juniors and) “It is an absolutely indispensible — ‘On ‘Tuesday night the seene of bat-
nding in a vietory for | Necessity, that we inculeate in the | CAROL CONCERT SCHEDULED Ue will shift to Williamstown hier

ite. of the fast-| youth of the country the Knowle) FOR DECEMBER 18 the GolJorseyed driers

7—6 was piled | OF responsibility. A Christmas Carol Cantata, eter

rat halt, the} Di. hivingaton Para jesus," by J. We Clokey, will be giv

on Williams” varsity
Hille Traypte’s luminar
porivily out of th

jucution must recoxnize wie same, having re

Jae'the Cetel consort (2 Ue hell Tuoke

work mile up for the sev child first ns a Tittle animal and must | Wiy evenings Ki, cently gone under the Knife
Ao that he steam halt elosed on at{ apply the signe, method to.n study (te eaenins oe Conely itagerald's men will play
seore of 12—10, of iis newts.” CP. McCord iy Shuter, alto, “Margery. Baytex, |the Alun! uxt Friday, night we
The ne unt Hxprosslng oii’ eo tn clay in a|aourane, Zelmn Gorman, ane othora, | MoMe: | Wile thie ix not the soul big
Juniors new idea for most of the college stu-| Parts of the cantata will he familiar | Be tht old atadk Alar the bolt
shits. QAO Ha ce nether and tt |eavote tothe ‘ume hy the ‘audonee [Qe UN old students, After the hole
Moore § y sof so doing will be engag-|1r, ‘Thompson hopes that the large ie " the M 1
Guaris Hammersley Milmine nly explained next Friday after- | attendunee of previous yeas will he [OH is AMnull trip ko the Metropolis
Loman [rion and evening by Myr. C ted, and that every student will whe NULite collage tegen ee
Hutehine Wright | Henne. de presente Ammiaion” willbe “on [2eqondcrnte solloga toums,
Conter— Daley Raynor Mr. Binns who will be presented Student Tax ticket ile showin ety with tho ex

Shaler | by the Dyamatie a erude show ht, with the ex-

pee Aelia a saa TWIT Tema] Siption af the more experienced men,
¥. W..C. A, TO BE ADDRESSED in room S07" In. the afternoon || yg ehatmans, Seale will be ae 1) AL the mine thio, however, Conn
BY MARJORIE POTTER n illustrated talk at night in seralil 3 .

is at nigh the girls of Alpha Epsilon Phi |) Fitzrerald, expect some hitherto, une
A special trent is in store for all /the auditorium, Admission will be | foe ft, togt ot une Tuberette t "
Mio core, te ee We Cr Ake Manating, jan Student, Tax tickote sar ues Ue Tuborans | ae ga te sbeanes ara
lecomber “ he meeting | if n the a ig ht
address by Miss Marjorie will starton the floor tonight is built

istant librarian of State|| DOROTHEA ADAMS, ’21 | pRAMATICS CLASS SCORES | {7un! Gapiain. Juckelt and Forrest
aie awa:of, Bin, Heath of Di copa WV TRIOMPHS Five bia oe yer bear’ mae keowat
SATURDAY Mee NG Cateye with || twean the. Soup an the. Savory nee Ht probably will not be solected
NCE Te deep regret. She the || What a splendid combination for an ‘ If BEERIO Ris

Whistle to. start.

Among the possibilities Juek:
ett and Daley, guards; Lake or Gai
on, Sherley, Cantwell,
, Gilchrist, forwards, Ci
son will he het

1 Ed- || ovening’s entertainment! Absolutely
son Adams of Sceond |/overy minute of those two one-act
street, Rensselaer, and was one | presentations was filled with action
of the most popular girls in her || and conversation that demanded even
Strand ‘Theater, each class at college. She had been |} our involuntary attention,

10:45, A.M, ‘The admi teaching at Warrensburg High || All the players are to be congratu-
cents.’ ‘These concerts give an oppor |} School when she underwent an || lated for thei exceptional ability in
tunity to hear the best in orchestral || operation that led to her death. || the portraying of the various roles
music, and ave presented at this low || Soveral floral pigeos ware sont {land then let us not forget the, pro-
price as an educational venture, In|] to her funeral by college or- || ducers, Much commendation is justly
addition to the instrumental mu: ganizations of which merited by Ethel Palkosky and Ed-

ic,
there are always a few good vocal || Adams was a member, ward Vines for the coaching of the
numbers, plays.

LOVERS || daughter of
‘The Music Dastariae especialy |
recommends to the students a series
of orchestra concerts given

If you have anything to offer
the Y. W. for the rummage sale,
telephone. M. F, Benjamin,

3358, and someone will call
for it.

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light of this, what [ am going to prc
pose should’ not scom so radical,

propose that the studlonts, in w body,
pass on the following resolution,, This
done, the question of honor woudl be
settled.

That, since we are stu-
New York State Colleg
's, and as st the futur
of the children of this ni

ince we shall largely influence |
nation of the character o
these children;

these children are to be
‘ens of this nation, on
its welfare will’ We-

whose eharnete
bi

That we, now, realizing the masni-
tude of our obligations, do sol
promise to consider it’ a nvitte
personal honor, to report cheating at
an examination, sinew in this manner
we may protect the future of our
country

add here that 1 hardly be
pony of students can
or rather, eradi-

for innumerable ages,
I doubt that every
student would honestly and whole
heartedly pass on the above resolu-
tion,

She

Would Not Keep Her Brother
itor:

eve in honor, truth, and jus-
nil, because Tam & member of
the student body of the New York

Our infantile caps do not fit us, jserasegaesetsstsssesstesaesssssessssgssitie
We must face life and mect it ana
[grapple with it. We must cleanse
ourselves sind help othors to cleanse
[the evil from them—even if the talk
is LW perth
| sent aystems have not bred hon;
jor ae ng us. “The Honor System"
[fal erento honor fee eur inatcution
as it has for other colleges, Which
|man, considers, values, guards his
Jeourlry best—he who ean help make |
and carry out her laws or he who is

bide by laws in whieh he |

2 We no longer we
ship kings and blindly love’ monar-

Exlucation has brought us. pri-
nil duty to control those
nees whieh alfeet us and our
children's child

When it gomes down to originnt
“yrige-erneks”” in the class room, the
| plaid eanury will have to be awa

Personal comfort when it is gained | to. the out-spoken freshmen.
by conscious ignoranee of duty is|hoight of unsophistication is
doathesome.._Inanyono it sp alls damt-| present in some of the: illust
nation and if it spreads the int hearers: of the geen sand white.

will bring disaster to the 1
To what standards do you attach |
your loyalty? Tf you consciously tyr
hold wrong have you any worth to
humanity?” If you have no God, con-
der then His people and live’ your
host for then unshrinkingly. A pe
son likes the sweetness of poi
he cup of i
Collexe will not uphold an
tem, State College is sully-
ing her honor and is taking a baek-
ward step in promoting the growth
of the spirit of honor in this siwlent
body and iz hindering work! progress.
[yo it! net afraid of my nor, are
ou?

‘tho only difference betwee
loge professor and a. saint, in the
opinion of one brilliant. fresh
French pursuer, is, that the former
doesn't always wear his halo,

U the best women w.
‘e with high eheekhones
is will be received with
mingled feelings by Stite College
students. ‘Those who admire women

F that type will of course be de
lighted. But there may he other f
‘ge nose and high
not make the most

|The news th
marry are th
andl large no:

thes
will you Jt him drink
Tt’State

lows to whom

Harry Godfrey, '26 State Collexe for ‘Teachers, | want) aptivating possible picture to poer at
Jerome Walker, "26 our ollere) to emulate th | Shades of Judas across the breakfast: lable.
= pl a all. tines. 10 | hye tre, now Facing the question of! a. sheory ye © oy
: whether or not we want the honor) ‘The theory of the outdoor
= EDITOR'S NOTE [0 but there is no thought more dis- | vetenn he howe neko. toe catertained by. thal. eminent
The following articles were selected tant to my mind than that of report | that not only sure students requestes, ily Henry Clay, is being given more
mitted Oe pelne (ie ing nother student he Honor {9 divulze the names of their fellows than entertainment by some profes-
fons of the much de-/ must be in the heart of every student who erib but are compelled to dose sors Ve is being practised under
tam. Both sides OF before we ean rench the point of real | yier 4 mavlern conditions int modern build-

here defen

the question ai
way to make elear the sub

to Future Ci
I

ion in Assembl:

ion to the honor syste
n of honor, paradoxical as
that may seem. In short, the major

ity of students believe they are com-
mitting a dishonorable act in repor

ing a fellow stuclent who has eheate
in-an exam. ‘The proponents of the
honor system will immediately say
that the student, in so doing, is up-
holding the honor of the school and
the teaching profession, This is true,
but they must take into consideration
the fact that the average individual's
conception of honor is not. broad

enough, or deep enough, to include
this application. . Honor,” as the. ma
jority understand it, is an unwritten

law, not to be found in any code of
statutes, but often conilicting with
some of these statutes, Our written
laws say that if one man sees another
breaking a law, he must report him,
or he is himself’ deemed liable to pro“
secution. But how does this work
out in practice? A man may report
his neighbor for murdering someone,
but he will hesitate to do so if he
Knows his neighbor is making hom:
brew. Still, the underlying prineiple
is the same!

Before the honor system can be
expected to mect with the unrese:
approval of the whole student body,
the question of honor in reporting a
fellow student for cheating must be
jere is the only way [ can
‘The students of State
Goitege intend to become tench
‘This presupposes that their ethical
standards are on a much higher plane
than those of the layman,

in: honov,
t of dis | take upon hims

|

It

| fenee—but let us keep lock:

T think that every one should

in of expulsion, Without

this provis ae ing.

on, we are told, the

the pledge of hon-| tom ina failure, Th : a8 8
sa failure, ‘The mere request
his fel-/an insult to th th ing ator “wh h th cople
sult to y thing after which henever you ree peop!
Tow students, and to but to[ tho system is misnamerds but to put g | woxether in a rooms sou have aloe
say that we will report those around student on” his honor lon repore [Ot § Dr Hastings.
, who yield to the temptation to be | Snother Tie oice ot ears | duitzing from this most any
dishonest, is belittling honor; it  is| dishonor that of breaking In| room. vould represent an ituthor's
making i H petty thing, unworthy of | ody . ceondl, that | fortune.
the name college? Is it lof squ this is what’ they a eae
this tet brick hutiding? No, Colleze | Gull an honor

made up of the
AppY memories, the pleas
ees, and the associati
ith State Colley all broth-
sand sisters here, under our, Col-
loge Mother, and if a feeling of loy-
alty and fellowship is not with us this
college is an empty place. Let us
to be honorable; let us endeavor vw
help others to be honorable, but tet

pledge to ourselves that’ we will
ver entertain the ide:

hips, the

connected

Fear, Loyalty, and Honor
A lock is a useful thing; so is a

ces for beasts. Progress
dent on the moral advanee of each
individual in his generation. And
the man who can see the right but
shrinks is of no bene

Self-intervogation the inter-
pretation of our natures is valuable
and neeessary.
with a question. A proposal ig made;
we ask these questions: Do I doubt
my own or my neighbor's honesty?
We are unworthy to teach and be
examples unto those we teach if we
cannot trust our honor and that of
our fellow men enough to subject
them to our fellows’ scrutiny. Do we
college students look upon professurs
as guardians of our actions, to con-
trol the loathesome tendencios of our

flesh, we who presume to pass judg-|
in the | ment on weighty decisions?

of “report-| §

to humanity. | ti

We are confronted | t

tem. sl
Judas and Benedict Arnold! 1;
enough to erib but it's wor
squeal, and two wrongs do not mace

the eat’s whiskers.”
iggles.)

aright, Tn our opinion the scheme is) “Well, now, T don't see anything
Not ‘complete. | Provision should be | t0 Faugh at in th whs.

ile for p .

ty picees of silver tradition vs.

or; 1 shi
it maketh me study ref
ences, he critieizeth my. wo

He restoreth my fright; he maketh
me to recite tho my knees shake;
Yet, tho T walk thru a maze of names
and’ dates,

U shall not cet there,

1 to,

What is the
the

ason for the
duetion, of honor syste
tate Colle Some one evidently
# shocked by the fact that publicity
s to be used as a weapon agains

ey dug up the honor

and many ave

so the}
lo keep the ilishonest ones in
Ws

ight and nar
fine thing for the evoo
exe

This is a
in the col-
but the trouble is that it makes

His units and his standings, they wor-
rym

Ho giveth me a test in the presence
of my classmates;

He usoth no merey; my grief

stool-pigcons out of the rest of us.
the end

Doe:

stity the ‘means
ight-of-hand ar-
"publicity? Why wor: | aver
the problems of the faculty, | Surely, zeros and failures
lly sinee they seem to be able | low me all the days of my life,
them better than we, any-| And T Shall dwell told State
I

nneth

hall fol-

But if we must have an honor sys-
tem, let's have a real one, ‘The law
‘against copying your neighbor's paper
and using aids to memory other than
|those, “tiught, by | corresponence
schools isn’t the only rule that is
broken at State. Why not let the
system cover every college ruling’?
For instance, if a man sees another
|smoking a cigarette in the locker-
room, let him run and tell the coach
lor if'a girl goes out on a date and

doesn’t come in at eleven sharp,
her room-mate tell Dean Piere
morning,

who make a practice of not coming
in nights till eleven fifteen,

‘The honor system is a fine and
noble thing outside of the fact that
it is founded in dishonor, but sinee,
like most fine and noble things, it is
impractical and out of place’ in a

STATE

COLLEGE

News,

DEC, Page Three

world of more people, there are only
two courses for the  idenlists wh
sponsor the movement to. follow.
Bither take your honor system and
nd there squeal on
r to your hearts’ content or
else tablo it until the Millennium. |

is my
should
eh awn hares

Would punish her mue

move sev)
than our honor court could

Then
too, sulforiny refines character ane |
purifies the xoul. Many. of owe tie

mous men would not havi beon fie

mous had they not sulfered while |

they were young. Sir tsine Newton,

hinisell, suid that, he never eavead For

eho! fn stayin ul the school
ully beat hin He atuilest dilis

ently ta show that uly thn, hi

could beat him at hie studies, New

ton did eat the bully: ith

und he acquired: the

ine whieh vin tater y

cl been reported by
why Eveported her. P would tell hev

things,
mn call we woul keep,
anil continue to he

plied my theory to
outside of this colloge and it worked,
«ao T reported a girl
ting, TL was a milder
pe Chan that whieh his
arved in State Colley
anil toll her

Frequently o¢
T went to hor
had done and
she would
tomy: sur
then said:

before L reported her.

Why Not A Trial?
When the honor

In one of
gos it was the sign

e for the lust two
When we go int
teria to buy our lunch, we | P
on our honor to go to the desk
and pay for it, Also, both the men’s
and women's basketball training |!
teams are on their honor to obey
training rules, because there is no
guardian standing over them all the
time to see that they do it, In high
school all of us were very familiar
with the pledge, “I do s0 declare.”
The honor system as proposed
chapel, a week ago, 1
would go here at College

just yet,

the el

to make or mar the
Alma Mater. Wh
or system a trial h
in| the ve

ANTOINE LAURENT LAVOISIER
1740-1794

ron of a wealthy
|. Ay a student won
prize for an essay on lighting,
the streots of Paris, Hold varie
ousGovernment posts. A mar
tyr of the Reign of ‘Terror.
Founder of modurn chemistry,

‘This tho mark of tho
General Ever Come
ny, un organization
BF 1b0,000. men and
Women engaged in pro-
Aueing ‘the. tools by
Which electricity —
man's, great wervan—
fe maine the world «
botter plc to live in

They couldn’t destroy
the work he did

“The Republic has no need for savants,”
sneered a tool cf Robespierre as he sent
Lavoisier, founder of modern chemistry, to
the guillotine. A century later the French
Government collected all the scientific
studies of this great citizen of Paris and
published them, that the record of his re-
searches might be preserved for all time.

Lavoisier showed the errors of the theory
of phlogiston—that hypothetical, material
substance which was believed to be an ele-
ment of all combustible compounds and to
produce fire when liberated. He proved
fire to be the union of other elements with
a gas which he named oxygen.

Lavoisier’s work goes on. In the Research
Laboratories of the General Electric Com~-
pany the determination of the effects of
atmospheric airon lamp filaments, on metals
and on delicate instruments is possible be-
cause of the discoveries of Lavoisier and
his contemporaries,

GENERAL ELECTRIC

n=
milar to that read} We have to grow up to that sort of
Most of the stu:

an honor system.

ents a
he honest them:
use wh ey
povt fellow student whan
bing in wi

ion. But, if a
hen boasts about it, hie is loweri
value not only of h
and degree, but of yours

t of the

oul
ing to sign a pledge to reporting any one,
vos, but object to it say that the honoy system doc
to

| work in other

own «iplo-

‘at State for
Not much
do not think | would be lost and how much would

be gained if it proved successful. If

t all the more reason
tate Colloge should get a roy
ta| utation for the fact that the honor
not! system works at State College so
nting | (Continued on page 4)

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pledge, there

colle

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NEWS,

DEC. 7, 1928

Filibustering Latest Indoor
Sport of Student Body

ted

BROADCAST

Kappa Delta Rho has received word
from Robert MeCubl to the effect
that he intends returning to State
next semester, a

Included among the guests at the
Kappa Delta Rho house last week
were: Herbert Hornung, Otto Hudille,
Frank Bliss, Maurice, Hathorne, and
former coach Snavel; q

Edwin Van Klock attended the
Oller Boy's Conference of the Y. M,
C, A. at Syracuse Jeet week,

Delta CH ext ls her deepest
sympathy to Mi B, Adams on the
death of her daughter, Dorothea, |
class of ‘21.

Marion
tended the
frame,

Gamma Chapter of Kappa Delta
Rho ie reecived copies of the
ternity's fonntogke whieh was rec

published,

the fraternity songs,
e old and the new State

Honor System Di
an hon:

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en roseindad, ono of the |

‘Finally, af

of the Sena
ining andthe
goot! results of Hnglish T, a motion

at
resent |
and Betty Nagle at- | ‘itnite plan, |
Yale-Harvard football
STATE SENDS ONE DELEGATE |
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