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LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE SLASHES COLLES E E ITEM EM FROM BUDGET:
1'$400,000 18 SOUGHT
DR. BRUBACHER FORECASTS AN DR. RUGG STRESSES
INTELLECTUAL EXPANSION HERE) ¢HILD EXPERIENGE
Student Should Say “1 Know
Because | Experienced,”
Educator Avers
| Assembly Speaker
It Will Accompany New Physical Development, Alumni Are Told;
Experimentation In Science And Education Indicated;
College To Have Best Library In Country |
Children should learn ti say" knaww
Jleeanse 1 have experienced” Dr. Harel
nf Teachers College, Cohimbit
tule the general session af
ron tuble Saturday
by Wirt Me Kuaxen
Fain uve NOM
tie ‘a ficki may coaideutly by expected at] P. Kang
‘af the adress by Genel thifeeestts
ion Saturday, show
pment will eon al similar
sion le | when he defivered the theme addr
forward in the ‘ae
Great stride
State within the Hest
A Itrulcicr Iefore: the wisteri
Alin with the prajectest espns
the cunferene
1 phy steal ev
Tie the intellect
intellectual expansion, Dr, Hrabacler intieated espa
espoets tee see pul inte effect the jotlesitns J the: sess
1. Experimentation in wes, at V teacher ean only get ont at a per
early in the, wil ich _ | YORK WILL ADDRESS vot He-rong 4? he cian
2 Kawipnent od the finest hile) iil as teachers, it is up tas te ew
New Hansel mare
PHILADELPHIA MEETING |... si. ypit vss
George Me York, head af IMS a hichever Fine te
merce department, will he
principal
kers at the an
scliaal library. itv the
York, for Mile
norlel pewetie unit
3, Experimentation
enerent problems in eld
inne ddepartinent
tvlueation is
Hive with
anther
Tovar ning
vin poneyy
lely teaching penple tw
Hier, Init rather there: is
+ live with onesell
yer thant by
he ehikd learns
ot the teacher, 7
existence inti ine
growin or ying, is Hike an
fay all in
wae: Primi ext. ay
Vhilacleplia
THe will speak 0
wore than
teueliers at caster
United Stites whe
will attend the cot
vention, his tepie
Heine“ eommereitl
twacher
| Expansion
Ti the mute physiea) expuaisie
tlie fatlewviny
N ppetss
rehestea, will many: puiets
Hregrate ander the: tewler, and ander the
Yount working as ie whole ia get
This wholeness iy the
aahuntpersiniatity
ASSEMBLY WILL HEAR
vill
De
wounding 1
re
Hrubiteher
1A aatet
Mrs, Franklin D, Roosevelt
nt
50) stent
ally tine building
ail fine tts
space for euch department ink twelve fv Mes. Brawktin D, Roosevelt, wite of
i vin safe om eee i
anal aio Wall Be mite hy Pry eng ste Will today: auldress a joint
‘ior deparuments with several fi Tues ares te generally |. Wt he first speech ai the general meet jeseahly. Ter stbect hits aot heen a
f conten |i De, Fae ew nee, Hut it Wi prey ec with
uliy members
\
pletely equipypesd sented hia
poke vay ef edueation
sevelt teaclws Titerature
America” history the “Tod
1 private ins
iv Page: Hal
har interved
lances
we tte
find
s wlave ity Tite
a eA TELIC a vis wet les ther peilagaiewt aetivities, Mes
evel is at-member at tle \Wemen's
bject dug each student ie
Me supper i the aieten Henkiee (eed WI ie Te wth hone arena City Elin, the Casmopelitan Club, ith
inayat tae a eas Nt Vink Chie i att tle cade Ca oF New. atk
ae High Wil Grow vovae Atarvaet tal chute’! Does Wedded Life Interfere With College Activities?
Ty Cane TI lteter i sini tad PH Married Co- bas all To Agree On Important Question
' tsimrsiotes| TROUBADOUR MINSTREL \\« be'l- 0 hate in Mien ale 1 Gi
4 ict WILL OPEN PAGE HALL \\., TAEee tt BUTEMe Gea Wie AEE
tnt tua ‘3 se el hate Cae tae Hi ee UT He a al
Ave new Mie High Seta bln | Tere af AS ae ‘i ” a re
Hoenn yreyatation
Hate a \pri at eatty nn May
fate tot thie Fronhgehate gniastred said
cowstneanally set bat Void 28 hut
Halts oh Mialdnne a tie th
feanises vet tle agaiy ah
frequine sue smuicly wok my
Myo ten clukdien are at
Ve vedarny: week ents that
eon eatbaty bogetbiet
elves, anil 1
MEN AND GIRLS PLAN __ |; we ‘i hi me 7 ! tne may ae
Demeter Me oi ie Sarita tdterartacsca) vil vote] State ConBde Win Firat Place
Viv canton
aides th gts an fags ie Ay Mieco fn one take | With “Bread. And Batter” Notes
Wich April 2 ats [i ree ts ho ns ot xe at Vioangh State College ginhs rink
Sie WR oy deeaifae ie tl ee at tal eal Tidal sine llega a0
Miva a ct ietcthe tae a Catire State _ » Mi yte | tune at Hamutton € allege, they
Tele taht These whocare inter || “Easter Vacation This Week?,’ Seti fest pie eve
sive thet pawns te
A ied Sebi |
st Jolin
Bronson Forgets Time Is Fleet
What Buster vacation this week:
Neessut Barnard
sat the chemistey
hel hy a sepurter
1 aidu’t
yet,
ter wates ot Muinks for at date:
Te wats found that State College girls
sent their notes within two days alter
their visit
Vaysar aud Wellesley: headed dee
group of calleges which supplied the
Test prom and house purty’ dates,
seat plane
titeles have
ost ggratuate
Donald Grey, freshmen was the attswet
reliestra will [S00 Bronsan, heat
andi | stepartiment, when
teat Unie sac hat
haa it wwe hey ton weeks:
The explained
nthe Ten tranisterted to
The anveetings |
nly, according
‘anid at ate: wall by
| Vida Fathenstein Vstiess, 29%, 0 amore
it bride, says! "MU present, ny 1
band ad fare separated since he is
set tar te |
tw Grey,
hearsal
MRS. ROOSEVELT TODAY |"
and
ea Re
ition in New York |f
25 Per Year , i Weakly Tostién
FOR CONSTRUCTION
Legislature May This Week
Appropriate Funds For
Necessary Work
Unless funds are appropriated this
week by the state legislature before it
adjourns, State College will go with-
out its projected new library, and will
continue to have a huge mudhole as
part of its main campus.
It is expected that the legislature
will this week act to provide funds to
carry out the projected improvements,
including grading and seeding of the
campus in front of the three new
buildings, fencing the campus, laying
walks, connecting the old and the new.
buildings, and converting the present
auditorium of Hawley Hall into a li-
brary.
were provid
ted to the
Franklin 1,
sta
(committees: ‘The hulget as fn
asset by the lesistature dik not eon
‘iy appropriation fur the complet
Construction het.
Supplement Expected
Supplementary legislation to provide
for all-or part of the planned impeave
iets is expect to De passed fate this
Chiles the nw ney
funds will not be
away the rubbish
tliree new building
available to pry: FoF
uppropriated,
clearing,
Although a peristyle
ty connect Rietkurds:
or for p
fence, pevlestrians will
ot the College campus
thoreay:tifare, Paths
Mave bees worn actus the geass hy: pee
seis taking shirt
CLASSES WILL DEBATE
ARMED INTERVENTION
mf
and tnvestmenits ts justified”
wplinnires will deteiat the potiey
nent will uphold: the nega
ihe rebuttal speech will he
>, ewttipose of
a s varsity de
fate teat, Atatey Cloudy, Willetts
Sehuwater wind Glulys Lumgertord,
The treshmen will he represented by
Hive Neila, Rutty Seonmaa anh Geor
Fo Rice. AM mien the: fresh
tanh have baad big
sing. between the two classes, Five
points in fiterelass rivalry will) be
awarded to the winners,
WHISTON TO CAPTAIN
MEN’S FIVE NEXT YEAR
| of this yea
{right guard on Uh
varsity,
ri
2
” STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 22, 1929
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te College for Teacher
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“disocate Managing Editor
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ablnied very fiday jn the calles yea bythe ig
epresenting the Student Association ns, $238
Mate cons. ten cente. Deleted anywhere inthe Gael Sat
econ clase matter at postaice, Albany,
ig Nave dees not accor endocte senilmenta exprenal in
atioutens, ‘Ni comnanicatons wil be indy ne the
inschiet of
je preserved if ed The Nava Goes net
Frit tab oF i comtnuneationa,
Parnreo ay Mutua Ane Press, 394396 Broalway—Dial 42287
We%s March 22, 1929 Vol, XIII, No. 23
A PERMANENT MUD HOLE?
A stuffy, overcrowded library that ives ome the head-
ache, a linge mud hole in the front campus, & rear ¢
despoiled by thoughtless pedestrians, dashes in tl
from one building to another —all these fae
students unless the legislature this we
ate funds for the completion of constene
jon of such conditions was once insight when
provision was made in the governor's budget for the com
pletion of construction, but the legislative budget commit-
tees removed the items from the budget as it was fina
adopted, With their wisdom in so doing, it is not the pur-
pose of this paper to quarrel
We do sincerely hope, however,
Albany
on here.
slleqe serve the interests
of the high schools of the state in the best possible manner.
It does Hittle good to equip a battle cruiser in the best pos
sible manner, and then neglect to put in an adequate engine.
Just so, State College ot be a true “battle eruiser" in
less it is equip
ec, is an ade
igh school teachers
ped with an engine, Tis engine, iv this
quate library. ‘The present library is such as to discon
study. It is the stufliest, most crowded and most. poorly
ventilated room in. the college, Ms size is so inadequate
that when a new book is purchased, an old one must be
thrown away, even though it, 100, i
The cornlition which applics to th
pplied to the other points we m
ph
he rut hele fn the. Western
of Richards,
compatible
tit inthe Bist pal
nue campus, in front
Page and Milne halls is unsightly, and not
‘with the are iy af the college
buildings. The paths worn by pedestrians across. the
campus, tov, aire unsightly. A fence will protect the ca
puis from its despwilers
When the new Inildings were constructed, it, was planned
passage from any one building to any’ other could be
made without exposure to possible inclement weather, ‘The
‘ssageways are provided, hut one ean not walk through a |
brick wall. Money is needed to tear out a portion of the
wall of Tasted Hal and make a devrway there
fel tf the legislature were to senda com:
fe the use af the muoney the college
ks,
He recounted that Chief Justice Fuller had made a sit
slip on a blizzardy day when Mr. Taft was in
igurated
president. The: Waterbury (Cont.) Republican fds this
Imberesting sere, At a
de Taterening If pat ingoranty ta, knowhow fy
many “of ue pres be in m3
fe fave hs was th
ae mart have en anna
Saewordy of ‘he Conslition and. be tm
Perl
slip has became
"the secors of the em R
round
a Niger tl
ee Jusioty, al the wa
interest
raph
mar cr Dr.
tienshiy th
the: Uhiet t
tee The amide" wud coulesy “wih whe Mee Tak
ie ‘error, hits
OF all the papers: whieh have tu aur notice, only dite ty
feof what shot he aan obvious | sonnel
girl knows
there wonld he no hesitaney in granting it
Students, we know, hope for the appropriation,
can-do more than hope: before joing home toilay,
write personal notes to their senaturs assemblymen,
pointing out the desirability of equipping State College so
Uhat it can really put into mst effective use its new hill:
ings.
they’ ¢
They
|
HELEN TEACHES EDUCATION, TOO
Whew fittle Helen Terwilliger, thirwen year Ml stunt
e eighth grade at Walden, wrote a letter to Chiel
William Howard Tati,’ the press at the tata
Seized upon it, playin the skies ais a human interest
story, with columms of editorial spinion
He Seems that Helen learned the vith abit the Chief Jw
sto Have aadministered tw Mr Tooter aut the
ing the presideney of the United States, The
fo sutemnly sweue that will fairly: execute the
allice Of President of the United state
Dest af my ability said power presets
the Constitution at the United States
Hastetiing te the administrations ot the
ial will try the
weetect anal detent
ath, ts part ot a
radi program at the Walden sehool on iauguration tas
Helen woted that Mr. Tart sank “preserye, ancaitait ail
defend." Replying ty Helen an a letter sacl as ate would
I Tatts the Clic Jus
preserve, tn
inv aquotinye
Hale aul pruteet
Helen sacs
E reviews eof neivietones sinwy that
Tight, saul that the CMe Justice ssa a error tie
nt ualysis ot the editutial ojini a Chgset the
country tidicates that the editorial opanons at the press
dare swat su sterents ped as the mews cadtanes
in ineehianical which hay made
Helen's prot:
seienee possible
wi that this was not the
Li his reply, Me fit
certur had ‘been made,
first time in history that such
ti vies
hee an Tidefinite retereice ia mentioning her alr
Shins The’ Pravin i a
vv ral
enlucativ
sel
anand thatthe
alwnnisieriing th
Justice hat vl Wresotental the eb
ah Has con
No definite reference has been male hy: any paper te | for her
the as yet unusual teaching methods employed hy the teacher
of the eighth grade h hth
it up with the wet meas af the: rabies,
nent hi made on the vale wf the rlin
first hand teaching device
tory class in teaching the
ilar | Dr. Hant Suggests Bi
dean of th
broneht out itt hi
good speaking voice oa teacher
ministration:
{imo the
Hh
with people
Geome W.
cation department,
ig, Heat the as
respousibility: for the restl nist
ish, as the administrator sees it,
¢ topic of Dr. Charles W, Hunt,
school of education of West
ve University Cleveland, 0 |
table discussion, in English.
should “cultivate r
order to, get their pupils
abit,” according ty Ur,
He recommends the fiell af bivg- |
far those shin will Nave to de)
Tarot W.. Thompson, professor
cls in speech,
Norvell, uf the state, et
discussed the sad
frees he ali ayliabis,
the radical change inthe per
uit high: schools
Defines Self Education
Kul Andrus of the Laura Spell
wecketeller Kuundation, hexaiy the
able discussion int Lame ecsnuotne
principle in sel
ie.“ he
nv is learning by
ll, st teat shee owls sat what she
i the fight of what as nece
Wwe dig” awenrding i Dr, Sule
Hie [teachers of history
talk the value of a |educat wary Rel wats the
sition
graphy To Form Reading Habits;
Make Child Responsible, Dr. Andrus Advises Teachers
he old conception af education,” W.
G, Kimmell, supervisor of history in the
[state education department, told the
Saturday, “was that
inyuilves the same in|
pur
Sees Higher Require
Jur teachers in high: schools,
eyo wr ce mine int Latin
allege years
acy \
ew
pose
rement
FS degrees may soon be required
Harotl 6.
Tons, sf the state viacition te
lsh, explainel the value of Wi arianent okt the ain “section. Te
sf American, dialects i | veal hy statisti tat sate tle fh
OS: fe RAE, iMlusteating 1) presen. Latin teechers hid neither a
during their
" Gymnasium To Have More Facilities, President Says;
Van Kleeck Praises College Democracy Of Opportunity
It has nut yet occured ti the fers) " Hol A, Muay = Eabwin RSV
radio corporations t use this ay at practical example in | he installed itt the ei Titevrh, “22, superintendent ai
propaganda for radivizing the setiuls, Think af the shyans [ “Gynmasiany faeitities will be #eetly |r \ahlors Richard \. fensen. 2S, prin
“Does your Helen Terwilliger have the advantige of the [onervised when the new gymnast 60) jah or the sehenesd Jan ho
radio inher schol? Page Hall is pened This will be WIE re ML Gennitey 2M
That the rulin is howd Gy he ot great vase in tke [fightest, sand will have aan open sIMee OM) Harton deekiread shay Stare tol
teaching uf several subjects in seliools can ais banger he SU SAF feet in the center fe toe three Tvs
doubted. 1 will nut, wf course, displace the teacher sand featumns will be rv 1 appertinity te raver ina
turn the schools into huge re
offered will h
veivitit stations,
ve tu te scrutinized with thee Meucher
The gym
aunt administrators, But that Helen Terwilliger has within {ewupped sith: cloak tent cael te Jeter etecrkal isjeantseips tba
the fast few days learied more histury than she ewtld out | Dr. Brubacher toll. the hums. Vrnituhing wth saywlnits: tere avd shan
OF books. in_ seve Foon periods ean scarcely he [Aw art studi will be installed on the it ys sunples ot awe Pte baine iy wal
ube Furtaranire a = kata current happenin wilt teqy floor ai Richards Hall, aud the bes the Peete
iui the Cuil Wa " re nuitian were probably | amuies steqartinent will take over the Gece avian Nttewe
Hi the Walden school administeator and the [litt floor, The rest of thie Muli Wil fegsen smwested that year nok
sillage boatd oF eleealin are ta be conmennanel ape [a develo ler ail eet atin | ashore hal xiven nu reer eo
furnishing Helen with sch an excellent learning sittation, | farge lecture rome will be vapatble ot spy sat yhat an tiveads wea ~“
“That she took full advantage af its wntstal. ciremnnst hot what ane tiiods etmses cane: gor
has beet fully demonstrated. ‘Thentsinds of ther school [CHUN# ANH students Pes are aot paeseripnions bait
children, shouldbe. given equal opportunities, “They can't | “The eollee trsry, when tis merely vey Ws
Helen Terwilligers, af conrse--tior would we want [te the present audiworiam ot Hagley! yoo toutes ateehinead that practi
to be but eh cil told given the wuaxinoam oh PL, ill te able store EORAND ve] iy cdl abaasae Hine haodane
ee tnvare than a antl vesirnves: 160 sapele | sites She ehuavartertzed this ate a
rent ise oat the cays Whrars, the vol rratwst i She (ithe fg et
BOOKS: oF Hane Cana] [lege will have greater tbrans facilities Van’ Kieeck Lauds College .
A -Oy, Gira Guvensanaer | {available than any ather teacher teciing ; (Demers et eabriimrs. oesanl
Bh WAHL iia de mites, Pr ra i GANGHUMLE “EMRE IG ATE
Rome Maul. By Walter 2. Edmonds, M7 pawes ‘Advocates “Open Mind"
ostott: Little, Hrown ciel Connpainy Li the antellecteutl expaaisia, he
Hut once ina blue moan does au auttsr stieevest in guint laa lhe
fig in a novel the inte anil epie tives vat peupde int
listinet atmmisphers Fwatin lid tt tor the fulks ot
the Mississippi: Melville most vertunly dik it fue the sea
Sarers anf Nantucket inv his "Mahy. Tick”
ahd a
great an epic wi the kL Erie eanal by Walter 1 Bahnunds, [aul lie
Kone Maul bas ae bit i the tie at Miser ahont ats first Es
chapter: a pour buy, tather recently lied. watt
way in the world, dust an his tials. sere Inehivas men,
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Fecslers, a thorough study of the German educational ade |]
ministration,
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS MARCH
22, 1999
DEBATERS CHOSEN
Tear Which Met
Pittsburgh
Jamis Me tein aaah Robert TBs
J Neder jor il la
iamilien evllese here April 2, They
With the eaevpti
ie ened
fichatad the Univer
Ire in Yetta, Kl
the dehiite esamiedl and
Fraseluill team
sat the
Cited Star sh
“CHRIST NOT DRAMATIC
Wet never teu
sant Hie, Santi) 4 he i
ile autor he
Wwe \ - snr
Mi
pevially Teal "
|Dr. Croasdale Praises Physical Superiority Of Girl,
| Scores Tiny Feet And Hands Of Old Fashioned Co-ed
TO MEET HAMILTON:
Klein Is Only New Member Of!
Freshmen girls come to college today
n ineh taller than
swim, walk and live a large part of every
day outdoors in the sun and air.
The superiority and development of
the girl coming to college today is a
natural
ners eavier and
fi Dre ¢
vstlale’s observations are
Lon records covering a period of fv
nid nutrition, The
e papers, ame may
th until girls 4
od health, stromgg mus-
xl superior physical development,
as women sed to be of tiny feet,
undcyeloped hands, small waists and skins
ever touched by the su
finten yoars in whiel thousands of cole zines have
<i aver the country have been
and their g
noted,
Croasdale attributes the increasing
girls to
| more
sieves
5, better nutrition
eof children fn
ancy
Fhe medern girl has an outdoor
s whieh even the use ai cas
SI
glows with
J healthy swintming, hockey, watk
riv-ties have
J
1 suet ouit-door
Din Croastale
erally. speaking, that the
845 Madison Ave.
sate ts wel eee] DRUGS ANd PHARMACEUTICALS
tlh they did.
‘Their clothing
‘They dance anid
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Vener atl lighter
That delicious interval
When the curtain goes down,
and the lights come up, and
the landaulet is waiting...
in that interval, so to speak,
between supper and Sardou
. +. a good cigarette seems to
acquire a New Significance.
And perhaps you have noticed
that Camels always play the
leading rdle in these gay
litle comedies of pleasu
masequence of the concentration |
choots, |
s proud |
‘ARE MISSIONARIES”
4 SENIORS CONTRACT
TO TEACH NEXT YEAR
Four seniors have obtained teaching
“Teachers are missionaries to help
people understand, the progress made
ale Miss Anna Gar-
~ Students
Who
Disc. :minate
Students of State College
should be especially appre-
ciative of the quality of
Boulevard and Golden
Guernsey Milk. Wherever
there is a trained under-
standing of what makes for
better minds and bodies,
there also is an appreciation
positions since the last issue of the
he Lockwood,
Anne Mosh
Elsie Hutchinson, "29, has contracted
o teach history and Latin at the Rich-
mondville high school, Sehohi
according to Professor John M. $
secretary of the placement bure:
Luc LTOPE:
208 GUATE'ST. sRice Bldg) |||] of the modern methods that
| Dial 6-5787 surround our products.
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