State College News
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Chief Characteristic Cf, Hall
Will Be Its Simplicity,
Says Miss Keim -\
a an STEELE THREE OF ele Ee WILL DIRECT NEWS | GRUNDHOFER, MOORE SOCIAL ROOM aan
TO BIT THE NEWS)
Misses Henninge And Formanek
Will Direct Business;
Basch Is Named
HYSKANIA APPOINTS
JUDGES IN RIVALRY
Lyons, Delehanty To Lead Rush;
| Van steenburgh, Wilson
Hoag Lie cued | CULTURE IS NEGLECTED
HERE, EDUCATOR SAYS|'
ly Junior On Board
i MISS MATHEA TO SING
IN CITY AGAIN TONIGHT
OFFICER OF N.S.F.A.
WILL SPEAK TODAY
IN JOINT ASSEMBLY
H Te pwde, view gue
Passing Years Gain Toleration For Woman Smokers;
Majority Frown On Idea, News’ Symposium Shows
tty: etn: Peapiny 280
GRAHAM WILL HEAD a ae
DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION : : st) M
Katluvnwe 1 j hi
sleateed yay Uy amat
"DR. SLAWSON WILL BE
SPEAKER ALUMNI DAY
2
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 10,
1929
State Sneee News
Esiblised iw 1916 by the Clase gt 1918
ne Und ic Netsraper af Sew York
THE NEWS BOARD
Wiuas M. HL ditor-in-Chief
ya Delia: Rho iiouse, 480" Mavis St’ Dial-e4314
Thomas P. Fatuos i
12 Gavicld’ Tice,
Lous J, Wouxex,
54 West’ Sir
Mancaner J. Sree
— rie Manager
Mancaver He:
‘Nes ‘Dial
NNINGE
Newnan Tally 741" Madinin Ave
Editorial Hoard
‘sabncriptions, $2.28 per. year
the tel Staten
N.
ve printed tunless the writes
the, News,” Anonyinity
‘News does not’ yuaranee to
essary enlose_ sn
Teva Mrowdway—Dial 42207
1929 Vol, XII, No, 29
Purnia oy Minus Ant Vanes,
Albauy, N.Y. May 10,
NE SEWS ELECTIONS
in amouneing the p
for next year, the retiring hoard deems it
to make certain explanatory
Phe retiring board
regretted that it is impossible tw have two editors in chief
in view wf the splendid work and coopers
tio of hath Miss Steele and Mr, Wolner, ‘That there was
fe majority in the election of an editur indicates
WS: board
ulvisable for *t
to students,
nation of the new
particularly the editor in chief,
Dut one ¥
at tah have been vf great yale
That the two together next year will maintain,
Ml support «af the other staff members, the stand=
Naas is confidently. expected,
and service 10 this
newspaper
with the ji
ards of the
bi eliminating the title ai
sought Wy remove a title
the board
les the
husiness
which no Jorg
Incaning commenly associated with it by students in gen:
eral, ‘The work vi that office having been divided into two
fields, it is decried awly'sable tu have two new designations
for those whey ilo the work of business manager, 10 is. thus
that the beads of the husiness departinent will be known
ay aulvert wank fiance manager
v
heal of the Nuwsy the present by
ing. mumnager
veh the editor in clued iy generally regarded asthe
rd has felt that itis
rd inv which the student association has placed
respunsibility for this newspaper, MIL the
aluable, all are important, and all are given for leatersbip
Auainis a the
reat haere
the whe by
positions are
respaetive: tells 1 position
Whatever that
ib in itself is
ie. Ls obligations are strpiysed only: My its oqurtunities
_— Kur the 28-29 Niws Bowrd,
William M, French, "29,
faitor in eli
WHY NOT V STANDARD. RING
For fiiny there yours, the sume ring design tis heen
Stowiand at the Ageicultural and Mechanical Callege of
Tess. ve reel in the Hatallion, student pub
cullsges Ut is teavaed just smels a traditions that the New
pointed the way several weeks ages whem it st
the stank ay well ay the great seal uf the callege should
be staniavt ced here
MycKeattia hay stice passed upon the seal samples. sub
metal ty ihe junior ring eamumitiee, declaring, that they
ave tatiivul reprahietions. e standardized seal. “The
Hass then eyereisesd its aunqtestioned fixht tee abe sv ashe
stank duferent trom the shank endorsed hy
eho hist year
H p ceammmittee, However, angreest vith
ge that a AMtOFI Fan ay ak wld
Poo present editorial sles nat urge
Asso tation (er ailopt tne shat ats elven hy
i tthe shank al
Te ifeas diay the ailvisability: a cate stated
Hvwlariged singe sol have these aulyasage
0 Te woul sare unicast desi
vat TE sald encsatbags the agate tet
Hives la ated toenag amity. 1 the
Harl-vea, could be carried ae stew bythe
coe nperat Saree by ean thier atithiriaedd agen
Mb og, ity ak ig Ae ne essay gat
weatitie 1 thee Hatased siuge vvtanutier vache yet
ievat nt iheathoit woul pwruit quantity yn
duets wut Chet tots te the coaniiet
tinseritiey taker the trie
Wiis shoes State ¢ Vinge 4
foe aah Many system asf watering, it thie the
A struc th sry Hee Cane. tot tlhe attetit
fooke taislanby area The student gsseactatia steal
t . Hoe Havawan ay the statisti eatye tot
Nee haves oqered the gamit year Hiete Withead
4 Hissin wool Cae the tte thalition anit te pus
fo te a ayia
Ve MOISE A MPIC BREN
tory ill testa, ceiving, in Albany from Bus
Alun sil thi elle an slippery” platths, ot make
{he heat appearance at 0 publi tuvction hy: belng. shuved
dawatstaity tie the
The get wine patty i
awa ashe bits doy
wing. Crsept, except by students whi have written
fie the Neies, the arty hay followed the traditivnal past
esa ju tothe sera heap ot sutworu custitny. At
has owe tv where, an the minds of the ulder uppetelass-
men and the alumni, still lurks a sentimental feeling for
the old and discarded.
Even during the life of this unwanted child, voices w
frequently heard clamoring for its death. The part
defended only by those who felt that their dignity (queer
thing to associate with the mauling mateh) was hurt when
the party was And. freshin
their love for
dish, now that the
pan of tapivea “br
was
tapioe
will no longer hav
ns ay was onee the custom.
the old get wise party is. like
lamour in the aneedotes af the “old boy
hae to those who would he closer to it, Enter the reception
ich will be a true “get wise” party, IC is a party that is
ing with the dignity and responsibility of a college
NETY IN LIBRARY WORK
Dishing within the fast few years a schol for the
OPPORTL
In esta
adequate training nf hivh sehoul librarians, it appears: that
State College has ayened to ity siudents a career that at
the present tiie offers jereat apportunities, Ly the Meureh
Natianal Kaluestion Assweiation
Kis pointed
issue of the Journal vi the
is published an interview in which tibrary w
vetivity. for young teachers.
Uacvis
iV ibrarians at the Drexel
(out as a particularly: wortiaylte
The Wibrary i the
selves” says Miss Helen
fur cl
director af special evurses
List
ubjectives
te, Mhilwtelp hi
Vo teal ehildren by
teael them ti simplement
ti irain them te use public Hinaries intelligently
+ tnd awarding
texthov
ren, wuteawa Hf perm wh
Willig to atuly.cctstantly: feaiesing
sini We “Hlaracy cat sevy Me
fhe joye that qu Wi tise ih
as
Iudrete: Jucksoit, the
SY ages, S530,
ti this day et fish
\UMING
Hexey
Ine fer sun
New Pareien,
Hy WATT
Gell Sucuge, By David Karsner
New Votks Uretann’s
peas he public may justly
Hematite reason for atwather leah aha tel tthat ts
already plastered with Wedises, He tly question were put
to the author ot this particutar yohun, he angle well aunt
ter Hhiy dlelightiatl Handling ot tle Peguy O'Nerll "seandal
ta juistity Tig jauatins shi, Pram this pen the story tthe
waive whieh wreeked a calimet thayy walle the sane aatural
hess sah spantaniely the latest staal atone the
heybuatil vi a tnedern reporter, We have 1 the
ONeill Baton “scandal” ae nuniy hooks, aichuding. Hower's
Party Katies of the davkson Pound, Laie ienvhney Wave We
sect a tnane routable isceount than ae the. hursner Duck,
MI it backs iy howllines
Vhis general ait wt reabalality vareyang thisanghoet the
wlide ak, one-car easily see that the author isa ews
paper munis Fackseit has heen sie prsatin tattle,
Hut i takes “a newspaper tee see the veut Innmt ti
terest qiossthilities int wiliniter st Jah
sion tlie auttiat I Hetil page” eit Ny
Het Taleserved well wali
Parrick Henry. Wy Genie Mot
Mitaatelpiies Lijqaneett
Batriek Meaty ts atten pat
Soungster whi tas just re ul
Huaedl iiay qietit by thee sang
Havoute the higher histories ated tie
Hl lus early: Chetan, fits efbat
earn
Hits ty pearticntatls tiie it thet
Uppesttent te te wtuptiat ath
Mis “terest bor Deniesthiene "ie
nea testete Ty i"
Mes te contitie atin tor tl
st what Caesars” Meats
Tile Ted tects sath at
nereaseal Ihy the twenty fea tull 4
ner putt Hoel achicl pottta
i Hobivssing the gas
await, be tally thew hse He Tie an Ds
dy "ol ou pe decal ba the
a
! Lonvian f de Hated States thy ten
din A Wallaatne hey york Me
aay Hill Rok 4
Hichats et 4 at
Tulane, ‘al
tveaaal Haars vt
Willams’ ue ny 1 ‘
ran wil the
fiesent an takes
early ercotnanty ni
Anna the teq's treated ate Ans aug arene
capital enihary " mM, iit
vel pe
valley tian, anist
eivershups, antetallied deta
Lavredd tnatiotty elute il ¢hiseil shah peaicten, em
testy agaist testeictiaty eet tae tnatertils, snk a. gnejtuontie
Hh the ecetvanie vdyleanas sat ta: tate The book
fe saltable cautnibution ti she wlened oeope nt tlhe sew
huistory
Examinations Are Prerequisite For Methods Courses;
Dr. Brubacher Advises Sophomores To Review Work
Before students are allowed to enter) ‘
methods 0}
courses. in
semester, the
[a preliminary qualifying examin:
the subje
teaching next
will be required to pass
n in
ding to President A,
R, Brubacher.
“Sophomores are
hig
subjects in
methorls courses,
He has given the
vutlines prepared by the dep:
Hnglish, 1m
for stude
ton dates are to be arra
The outline in English, a prerequisite
jor admittance 10 English 20 and 2:
school
whiclt they
is to Use as
advised to review
subject matter in
Dr, Brubach
s the following
tments of
tics, physics and Latin
des. Exam
i
Shakespear
Fetter Writing
FAVORS OLD “GET WISE”
Vo the Kal
wwii
DEFEN
bs CArE
ae
a
RRIA FOOD
Win
Home Betanoahy Depaiiaei
those
wish to take
‘The mathematics requirement will
tents oi high seh
reayge 1028
methods will co
the sentative syllabus
New York
pili sic
Epsilon Beta Phi Moves
Eyysilea
x2 Yates
628 Washington
Handler Heads Sorority
r
1 Handler, 84, ys
Misha
ata twetinns Me
Zall, AL. will he
rhe ers inetd
wat 1
li
Hetty Kates Ay esdite
Vatvician, bsther bel
1, Frieda Selivadtiny
ular
berg, SU rer
Pi Alpha
1 Mpphaa Hosts ater
‘Thetw Will
Syddun Mall Dances
Hath
Veaethiy HL
Motterioe
Vink
Mhizabetls
11, publish
Vea
YW. CAL Will Setve Mreaktast
Vw u
MI yet
Ni 4
He Didate watt
wie soll est teat
MWe Nuh Sarat
' el wall bea
hot due
svat
1 the
the
at tlie coal
tiulesit Pasatsl
hicks ya
do teveived regret the er
tle bwoatsd sl
Maat
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 10, 1929
3
Women on War-time Myskania Did Double Service in “Tapping”,
| Pinning Purple and Gold Hibbons on Successful Juniors
While Ghairs of Men were Occupied by Flags
Just twee i he
student Council
Aviv
Interclass Kia
babe 1
WHEN MYSKANIA WORE LONG SKIRTS
Juniors Came To Myskania Twelve Years Ago -- Myskania Goes To Juniors For “Tapping” Now
4:30 o'clock. Dr.
and the other
ee are Professor
Professor
le. Very few mem-
the student were present,
wosed plan was read to those
but the p
| present
Faculty Loses Vote
"If this plan is adopted, it will take
effect inthe fall of 1920-21,
‘a members,
ass, the editor
Sonn Mets divert made inv ea
‘THE TEAM, Junior Society
one of the hundred and one oth
make up college life...
Why
telepheo:
wail to write hone about itt
Hoy ill mean alot more pleasure for th
lat how Little
too! Vad youd be surpei
take vabsane
> something
Dad. The
and while youtre at it why not
Perhaps tnow th
talk over with Mother
Thiundy
of the reduced rates after
Vell them by
and you
boo
you'd Tike to
a telephone
tell the folhs
they can expect to hear fram you oue night a weeb by
telephone from new ont
ONE
COMPANY
4
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 10, 1929
“A NIGHT IN PARIS”
T0 COME TO STATE
Home Economics Department
Will Present Fashion
Show Thursday
home economics department, accordiny
to Betty Van Allen, °29, general chair- |
places,
wail amd tase y
The entertainment
Walker
Mars,
vin
ale
he
QUESTION BOOK EDITED
ved by the Edueatic Hasses of |"
Vt Wirtland of | I
The problens is one of way in Ale
siden" seca ier
panize the re
Treshmens 1 i
Professor Stinard’s Hobby Is Collecting Old Clocks;
FOR EDUCATION Glass) the i
J the Stintard pieces,
Ci
All The Repairs That Have To Be Made, He Makes|
ep D. Basen, '31 the need has Phere is no
it, “Stingrd spends! part af a clock at uot sue |
ue with cessfully tried his hand, both wooden
pre
aul, saul the Colonies
trade with the «
ls. Everything
Whiting Winchest
4 the ranula
Htralin 1 " vu
lay
Mary Margaret's manner
Wwe a
MESSE FF, STNARD
Janitors Complain of Littered
"| MISS TRAVIS TO WED
STUDENT AT SYRACUSE!
| PARENTS’ DISAPPROVAL
Locker Room With Modern Cans | HITS ELMIRA SMOKING
"What to do, what to-do,"
‘Sweep twely
the men's ||
consulted as to their atti
ehers who smoke 215
would employ only "ee
Ie" on their teaching
“ wt
fuinti¢ influences, Elmira College is
mie af the oldest feminine institutions
iv the country
Gruen and
Longines | Watches
sista ay ini a Ue we]
The PEN CORNER
every tlings hut euekvns, Olt eucker
far each is
the rom
4
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 10, 1929
5
SOPHOMORES ELECT
George Rice Will Be Freshman
Head Next Year, Voting
Returns Show
Nena Miller will heal the hiss
Fe president vif the ektss vi
ing to elections con
Miss Miller was el
defeating Lawrence Ne
Nesidles Miss Miller, the
will bes view president, Cal
iss seretary, Helen On
Walter Driscoll: representative
AoA Margaret Cusslers rv
VARSITY AND MAXWELL
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Teachers
particultrily should: know
and appreciate the quality
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and Golden Guernsey
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‘2 MENORAH NOMINEES
auht FOR BRESIDENG Y
MINISTER WILL SPEAK
TO Y. W.C.A. TOMORROW |
MILLER PRESIDENT i. tis" ms aS
n Aven
Neluck in the rotunda of
we Thal Mildred M. Lan
nt, willl preside
be special mn
List serviee this year
we tor a large attend
Miss
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| DELAYED TILL FALL
Upperciassmen Will Register
and 1
tention Wh ai Tuesdag, Sepiember i Only one, poeta
| Matar Andrews. tres, B Wayland dates Sie
On Monday And Tuesday,
September 16-17
MAFY springs registra
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inlay, Sep.
Will register on
will
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Write for mfor-
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAY 10,
RTHEL GRUNDHOFER
TO HEAD ATHLETES
Marion Botto Is Vice-President;
Elizabeth Jackson, Scrib
Track Meet May 23
Ethel Grundhofer, ‘30, will be presi-
dent of the Girls’ Athletic association
f 0, following a close race with
‘aroline
'30, was elected view
ing Evelyn MeNickle,
aaheth Jackson, "32,
2, will take the
ove deserted by Ardith Down,
retary el
tween
ike Is Next Saturday
‘The Dean's Mills hike will bec
uct Saturday, Students
ion White, °32
special student
The Girls’ Adhletic association track |
meet will be Thursday, May 23, and will
be follower by the award night dinner,
Caroline Schleich,
Awards will be ‘given for the spri
sports i
Brady, *30.
CANTERBURY TO ELECT
STUSS GRACE Mt. BRADY
day. will eleet president
‘ation irom Marion
and Grace) M
ilwve,
The events which will be included in
the meet are: standing broad j
ning broad jump, high jump,
dash,
Canterbury. club will aneet int
St Andrew's church M
At 8 o'clock te elect ullie
ean Richard.
ale he the
a
for the coring yer
of the cathe
er ot the ¢
WOLNER, MOORE HEAD
1930 DEBATE COUNCIL:
actos ace ate | PROCTOR'S
according to elections conducted ‘Tues
day. Both ave juniors vo a fang ——
suite he eds oal Melt! HIBH BLASS: VAUDEVILLE
was postponed until! mar 8; 10 iJ
Catia
Molmestlerbert and MerguretLivinuston
MON. TUBS. WED.
Ay 13-14-18
debates
hy the
ude
hwo
ude
will
of thy
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NEWS ANNOUNCES 2
IN RECTORY MONDAY|
SILVER KEY AWARDS
Misses Dransky And Lapedes
Are First Students To Get
Award Emblems
Rose Dransky, (29, and Bessie Lape-
20, will be awarded silver keys
table services to the Stark Cor-
tank News, the News board announces
They will be the first students to ever
revive keys for wark on the News,
[excepting members of the governing
awards were recently de-
tiara
Jeiist now ty" the News board to Fe
ral wrk nv the paper,
sa Ali: Laps
ward the
Hone except
The k
tiakiy by ao member of the News hoard,
| WOMEN RACQUETEERS
TO RESUME MATCHES:
The iv’ jens toneruament whieh
thas ten begun last fall has been re
nek The freuen and sophomore
muches were completed ia the
{tennis
wal juniors still
Lorena
eet Rose rans
Katherine
amid thew
will play Marilla Smith for tle: juni
chasis,
The sophomore ant fresh
jis are Mararet ¢
xuerite Northrop,
an charnp-
and Mar
Sophs Score 19
State College
into training Mo
pole rush by: is
fight. After
the waist
opinion, as to. wh
tory.
ut their own,
divested the [res
the sophomor
ual supremacy
pole rush,
MRS.ROOSE
pulling and tearin
left with a stitch of clothing
Impartial judge
jursda
Frosh Shirts
co-eds were t
ht of men dressed in rather
intional chorus
hen the
'S got
nual
con
onday for the
indulging in a shirt
but the, sophomores
12. Di
yh
to wait until
night.
VELT TO BE
In Preliminary Rivalry Bout |
LUNCHEON GUEST HERE
4 CH
tinh ene
department at 12
the home economic
he served by: sopho
a meal planning
Following the
1 round-table conf
i room Il,
Will als be preser
leisure and
| COCHRANE ANNOUNCES
HIS Y.M.C.A, CABINET
‘The cabinet for student ¥. M,C. A,
for 1929-30, as announced by president
elect Warren Cochrane, ‘30, willbe
pmposed of the following men: Isr
Kaplan, Robert Barnum, Ralph igh:
mey, Rudolph Wurth, Kenneth Carpen:
ter, and Reymond Byrne, and Cochrane
juniors, and Frederick Appleton,
Plans for the rest of this year and
for the coming year were discussed at st
meeting 1 Twenty-five dollars
y.oM
this year, the date of whieh has Het set
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whieh was conducted in the fall, will he
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