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IN NEW MILNE HALL ——o civen sopHomores| WITH ST. stapHEN
Practice Teaching Supervisors r
Have Oifices On Secona,
wen to the | Break Comes When Annandale
Third Floors
Management Calls Off
Game With State
:¢ |Games With Pratt Institute
And Farmingdale Teams
| TWO OF MYSKANIA
TO TEACH TOGETHER
| AT KINDERHOOK POST
KATHRINE SAXTON,
MYSKANIA MEMBER
LAST Team TO WED
i» SLIGHT HOPES FELT
FOR RECOVERY OF
WOMEN WILL ARGUE"
WATER POWER WITH STUDENTS WILL HEAR '
SPANISH CARNIVAL ST. LAWRENCE TEAM MRS. ROOSEVELT SPEAK SHILLINGLAW TO LEAVE
COMMITTEES NAMED » ON TRIP WEDNESDAY
| FOR APRIL TWENTY ‘
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SiUDENTS IN FIRST
ASSEMBLY TO HEAR
DR. RISLEY TODAY
Y.W.C.A, JOINT MEETING
Pauline Crowley Is Suing Law Student For $10,000; ua TED FOR TUESDAY
DEAN PIERCE LOSES $7 Defendant Testifies He Married Kathryn A. Mulqueen ,,
IN SYDDUM ROBBERY
News To Be Published Thursday
fasten Of Washington’s Birthday
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS FEBRUARY 16, 1929
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Newnan Maly Tai Madigan Ave, Dial 6.688
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Louis J. Wount
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‘ithe inlet enteas tbe weit
Chief of the News Anonymity
he News! does not guarantee (0
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Albany, N.Y, February 15, 1929 Vol, XU, No, 18
S THE ROAR A MERE YELP?
The News in this issue publishes student communications
concerning the recent issue of the State Lion, humor maga.
zine, While these comments are not to be understood as
opinion af the News, this publication agrees
the editori
with cer
The last issue, it seu
AM but on
stindonts seem to think
ions. there
ked any spark of spontaniety
oF wo passages were “duds”, many
Whether the issue was wort
It lacked even the customary art
er issues,
ian eat the
its
price is questionable,
table feature of the ot
1 itsel was gourd
work which is an ave
The cover was dull, though dhe
The Liv this year tus at times degenerated tw the use
fit personalities in its alleged humor, Samples of this
peddling of campus gossip are the "Greek notes” published
recently, ‘Tw the greater part of the student association,
that page was wasted ; to those few who were in on the
joke, the publication secmed se bit in bad taste,
The Lion was put under the student association bud
it should be
re that it has failed ww
ye hest thing to do is to air this
with the feeling by m
probation
‘deliver the gwwids.”
inion, tw see Hoy many students are dissatisfied with the
Li how many: want a better Lion, and how many
want no Lion at all, fs the Lion's boasted “roar” hut a
ieeble yelp?
in, can tow be dene about the money appropriated
ion this year, The student association has a
Now the sissoetation shoul test
for results: are they pasitive or megative? Should the
H.iow be included in the budget next yeur? Now is the
time ta clear ap the pretininary discussion though whether
for the
dlert
#1 ail experiment
PAST MASTERS OF CANCELLATION
‘The cancellation of its game with State College by St
Stephens College for the second time in two years comes
surprise. It may he, o¥ course, the the present can~
tion can be explained as plausibly as was the cancel
nt last year,
But students here will begin to wonder sie the
nent of the State varsity: should sign St, Stephen's
bute panes) The: Nave, neta the present
sking for a severing of athletic relations with the
He institution, Sueh a decision should be arrived
reful analysis of the factors in the
planation can be made hy the St.
agement, judgment should be withheld,
At is entirely proper, though, for students to question the
attitude of these apparent past masters of cancellation,
1 s the State varsity: was [the
planning to leave here on its trip, Such an
ais a surpirse and a shock, ‘The State mi
well in inquire imo the sincerity with w
amide in the future, if athletic r
let down" came
emt may de
h contraets are
ions are continued,
A SkaReH roR
BOOKS: “iano” Canna
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in the adopted land,
to impose
visitors who ¢
amit succeeds in America, it seems that he is
mite as it is a tradition fur \merivans
ae wbligaitions upon slistinguisherd
me-aver ant one host and return ant
This book iy the valyssey af a ywung ani
who finds. himself stwheuly
eal twenty «four
peuniless, rom a skillful
spender in the capitals of Europe, he is Seradmated” to as:
sistant waiter ina Canadian restaurant
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American ideal for whieh he iy lumting, ‘This
book takes the writer from the
meets
icluess of a spender
Heol: mouths of peniless tramping in Ameticn wutil he
finds both himself and. Amerie
This epic is written by a min who knows titerature, sand
who cu appreciate the hea
the wily, 01
adopted lane,
iklin's Autobis
interest
Tul ay well as he ean evantem
feels that he has faith inthe destiny af
The wenting, is comparable with thst an
why in its ites
fy vale aul its
ellie Lion shall be under the budget system ean not, of
course, he settled uintil next year,
PEACE THROUGH UNDERSTANDING — |
International anderstandingg among stents will ofa
students in the history af edu
AA practical example of
lerstanding in the stirdent
as a preventive af war
cation classes agreed hist week
international
work wis aut the site thaw being furnished by: tle fren
Student Federation oi
thirty-seven students
ayglish, Datel and
e lite at the many
Visited during the
votive ol the National
whieh was playing Test t
from south Miri, Thess
French descent, fitted easily inte coll
American educational institutions. they
het their umn
One oi the a
weresting features of the tripe was the
Lurgeness vit tespitality shut these stidlents. by American
institutions aul American tay public. They were emer
tuined by students sand business corporations at dinners sail
Hinetwons; they were entertained ian pri es; al
they san “har business’ ot the Cnited States when they
visited the stock exchange, an automobile plamt, i “talking
movie,” the stock yards saul a large tictrapalitan deyurt
The South Airis kitests were mast enthtsitstic aver
the United States, acerding tw the Noo BA, bulletin
Uigroup that hay visited the Cnited states
We way the beri
tinder the api
vat Internationale ees
ican andl South ier
Hibiateal. The visitury. have
ly seen that Ame
veshagss, that net all Ameneairs
jes a the muvies, that many ah
met Amerie
tniore tau the hist
are the hits
|
erie al ase lalate ives
LO ete meer: aime |
Thos a (al tr er tani |
“ADVENTUROUS SKEPTICISM" |
Latte, whi tendered hhiy resignation as
Uiaiversity
Clare Cond
president at the
il whic graduates may take
tan their old aha mater, He
expression wi opinion that |
|
currespe
ts a spokes
ducati le
Many shew either because of
siplicd Te or for other rea
lip at their graduation, It should be
ir tind some interest during his pe
tuudergradnate lite which would make this san impossibility
‘The man is tw he pitied wh upon reuching middle aye tas
hy “sportive cuvivsity,” no “adventurous skepticisin.”
uit instinetive
Wier tie sretche budget
Bil thee iu tute “Collen
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realty jeluded inthe bn
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Madame Kurenk«
Was Singer in Choi:
Grey Learns
Devan Vs Gary. }
Whew Favay ushered ints Mare
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Hall Veiday
Foon at Cha
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he thundering herd, the last minute reseue ie iL eee Lf fivescamysterbait ay
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duction in particulier shuws the evolution or the west Kingelish, is teaching seetio in parlia 7 delay alan
from a wild region in the vatthe vastlingg days ot the oll
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learn quite suddenly that tis isin the days berore: the
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they aie game Wt eisai whl i ta Gon CALENDAR tans ee Miu he ;
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he ft Healy aud the Orient an the thirt \ ‘ ‘
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sis a apes 1 rater omen ate ad Uwinitey “lab nieeting a ft pret lel
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wut ai the water rds, Geng ann Sinaia Pues EEatha, titel’
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FEBRUARY 165, 1929
MISS PIERGE TO GO | Will Make Report “Underwear From Shoulders To Knees,”” Doctor Warns; SILENT WEEK ENDS
| “Wear Wool Stockings Over Silk,’ Says Dr. Croasdale WEDNESDAY WHEN
JO DEANS’ MEETING be, ae BIDS MUST BE IN
Dean Of wanen To Give Health |
lent period during sorority rush week
Report As Committee
Head, Wednesday
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4 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FEBRUARY 15, 1929
Professor Hidley Was “Biggest Slave Driver’ In 1923, APPROPRIATION CUTS
say | Croasda
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SHORT NEWS NOTES] Pent Sie
college physician, Dr. A. W
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Pej) alyzed the Faculty: more minutely san {ic the total reee%y
tne. Professor ance the vein
Sorority Extends Sympathy
Sigma Alpha extends sympathy tw
Shirley. Robinson, “31, inthe death of
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Prom Nets Juniors $175
The junior class made a profit of $175
on the junior prom, according ty Alice
Walsh, general ehairman, Miss ‘Bunlce A. Perine whe aie
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