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COUNCIL PROHIBITS / EN NN tar ime Tones ASSEMBLY TO ATTACK ALLEGED
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“QUTTING” AT NOON RATIFICATION OF CONSTITUTION
Sorority Members May Dance
News! Criticism Of Legality Of Ratification Not Officially Denied;
With But One Freshman,
Greeks Rule | Paper Questions Constitutionatity Of Soliciting Votes;
lst Dangerous Precedent Set, la Claim
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES BANNED| |
The alleged ratification of the new student association will he under fire inthe
Sororities Whose Members Fail| | TN sic UH Kits han RCP oaeeal vec berane of eller cade
To Obey The Regulations | FGM HMAC EaREIEL SH RAIN OT ee RT aie
Wil Bubecciess | see ae TS IN No aniaac marin
Hatbeiad denial by: student
IY two prt
hy the Navy its stant,
sts wits from Ruth
Vi a sorority gird shanees with a fresh |
jv giv ung any: ane howe, she amy
continue to dance with Hat same Crest
this year hy the Stat Couipat Neves. with
8 have been
|ROBBERS STEAL $30 he
- ae AND A WRISTWATCH ics
ia tv, ie wg gb aretha ams at FROM SYDDUM HALL)": “
nun for the remainder of the per
dlaneing, ve must retrain fran dancin. |
agent i Tatest ile vo the fuer | Hoth letters were
sorority conc ile wasn ai in te | wrimted in the §
Tit uur the insqices af the Muse asenect i,
‘Tike aim of UM gf tev as Vor the seen tine in fon avant | Heganer€
ality Ch
Meutting’’ hy sorority: giels ving the State College geomp hose was eebbed ee Charged
The News’ charges of illegality: and
oon dances i the gyi nicemstitutionality, as have be
re
wristwateh |
‘un. Th Flonzaley Quartet To Observe Schubert Anniversary; — | \iw shinny stllars aul
Hie What em! Students Must Present Tax Tickets At Recital Tonight) Fe ee cea ene
pointed
ut in ity editorial columns, are based
Shp the following
Is living at
cts
He amark the sae Inndretth aumivers (8 Noo 30" and Gkuamow's “Quartet iat
Hah vleatty at Schubert. the Flom B" Ghyaumoye bens ter the modern) sto
Vanortel WHE toniehy phi the come Loch at Russia eaanpusers, i Marri 1. he old, constitution af the
Nir aint Variations, Dette and |e Dr, , Beederick’ He Canty i il tlt anwiaton dues not as
Abilene” seesriting toe) spell a> | try aise aid a spn ce any ratification of a new
wf the Music| csmtitition by personal subieiti
With the Music assnetation | conn
FH 7 a rie the qnaetet in its 1 Het This ba bh The alleged adoption violates
Tete serenity My. ERATE . mi rt hert's Rules of Order, a recog
TSUN etl tae pont | Ue cance tenet it REND weliek in col a) warn" weleunne mer Me pyr hw ves As Raes of Order, a ree
nettles prides Lamete [eMiateelter’s tlh wilh beste Met apywats [inom stindents ad tt the Athans [il at 227-0) Wey abba iamentary: authority
the ules pris Ca |e a Pee ts et ni is based an the
nity anil all nthe
vase forbidden ty sstunity
reshinien together
Ue rules provide that “he
estas thet
a that “in a strictly
ssembly no ane
is at present
8h questions i yute” “at i
iets kaw we unites singe its career | Th of the quartet will the thieves
Ht
i
Stawleats ill fue adiittest ty the revital
inal, said
Vetta Iho fase wis ra
iit H vig vat sttiehis” were present
Noigh ont tesetoatiay sof cuwlent ta [Tatler ria { SHON hist sinner. "Tne pedice Mele }
he et Viekels, walluait aallitingd charges Restawl sabe He iy owt it ity twenty: [ht bute eateries. ay fog i wink od | wi Mins Tae declared for the
SI wtvedl sate: tins, lie aihitained he pure [Sie. ene Me same BaF thieves in tlhe ttn
FA ie will bes dice jeu) sone [otNe toa wiomiets the Msi ee ar air Ala. | a
ities wlwise menibers \iukate
ie as ee see in Nichi" HOSPITAL GETS ONE;
cn rae a a ie tae [Seatac ta Ka] 2 ARE QUARANTINED | "st ni iran anackd
He appreciated in Naecica that any | IN DIPHTHERIA CASE ","'" si setting 0 dan
Fos precedent fur voting by: peesonil
im oniilit, steerage ti mnem
FRESHMAN BUDGET Wat Taser laa aed ecaieil oe: nee
IS RAISED TO $850; |," »
HAS $270 INCREASE
Hy atopting 1 tavdyet callin for th
Tin jrelassmien |The Pandey yuartel ante the first
given an) oqgwortandiy te] pletwgraphe recurs. uf elk
iF tly ssiliad tattoo Cleon, A experiment
it : vials the fied tena | ANG Hall ae How the Imbroglio Began
Hic selection Grvan Sedubert, Feet Mie tai thle first to fae fe | Coit
iu is recently devel vit |
sm ptealiet iio Pet
Mice Mrvvlerick, “Sh is iv thy Affany |soheitatoar white legit and recognized
WM asp sal twee other resideuts. ai mcthiads exist
faaiciadt WAM WeubalNe fla Findings the old constitiation. inadequate
votes Quartet aN Mangan, Opty pi
Yours cues, the student assoetation
t
[he twee stnbems whe Wil i authorize the president of the
R they at Alden heal ate Gbidys Nice Jcodh je tee agp ae committer: to. deuit
i
eae i Tar will goon 84 ILLEGALITY VS. IMPECCABILITY
AN EDITORIAL
vat dM aatut Leen Dickin | stitution, ‘This committee was
| fed over hy Bertha Ve Zajan, ‘27
Vhey aire qnaranniicd ome the fawer th
ea ‘Halk, at Wester accu aa
shwing ain inerease of
ges, Bar catnpnis ay
will he contribnsed
Joint of the stielent association
tiie vay the atl i he] Si Lane asd faders af the
iHeged and miconstintional alleged
nal ratification af that same consti
Hue Perkagaene will receive SW front
vinden aes she its choles oi these shernative n
Hobaeat extent the: tunie et the: student assuciation hinges: aon , Ee nak, ne ie
vi the right raved
tits will Hadey my student stssenibly de given aan appartinity to 1 Fane sat her emitter decided
1 be taken fast spring, aul
ribaatead SUNT fot hin rings Wess Hew Catt Hit Ve tient association. Ny Tomy HERA Wan es
: a ail ravens i Pie atl Hist fs Fi aia Js HL long, se AE nae Ie fe
M ailitetie f Hil tre ist Stvtents will today elemsend thee tudeat tail bos,
sven be vacation! ate saul a anaanner that will nat per
iw iat que nit authorized hy
i alls Sisoniten pit Anaimer that aneay, Wey de: tered irate | shyt aussi, he NR
Bi an See ee titans tw Rio's Rules oi Ondery the nea amhorit 4 SENIORS SUBSTITUTE
Ban eset Fhy jorlunieniinais 1 ts canting te Robert's Rules at | FoR ABSENT TEACHER
taba clG Hee guile piovale that atta steietly deliberative assembly
SYUDINYS ILL ARCUR ei tse nt eh rs, ss a oy a ra
ST. LAWRENCE CANAL \ \\\ \
thos treasurer Ww seniors are teueling the Latin
Felco scoot Migs Mariua Chesebroagh, it
woot in Latin, while Miss Chose
Fecuerating (oie an aperation
1 the Mtbny: 1
Haat vwsidtent. amght eat Vaite
Le iyeant the Fatitieation.
Spills ale sates th seni th wit veationt elie wit stil the | ugh suffered an attack
hoard iy Kiciecneeat age. Fe st wey prnwedditte | 4 apuersbicitis Hast week, and wets op.
Wo be var time Pais ME em | chia teval anetlas, aid sanetivned hy dhe ol constitution were BLIES PROGRAM [craic gon hist week cul
24. resident ot the deloate vou “0 aad fay the then presitens ot the stiidet association anh unnierans of on the alleged ratification |) [Jey \ iyil class is being conducted by
of the new constitution, and other
anaes st th i N : shel Radelilie, "29. ‘The seniurs. whe
Fee etc er ares HCE aSwck’e ah “puttins aver te new eunstitution Newhere ine the |] OF AME wee coustivution, and Obes tell
the twanins” Wie oat fae venootitatias ean ae ssaaetions fee denned far taking votes ont af the rey=t] take place in the assembly for Up.
uy ak to Hv mines / har gsavuies ot the ae oovtatiat, Nowhere eat here he tau sanction |] perctaasien gud sophomores today
ony either the afhemave or noetive site |i jer anal sole tiation, oF sanction! fur telephane calls, or sanction for{] Freshmen will nor be allowed to
is super
8 the constitution in second
Resolved that the] dis,
uf tlhe subjer wail, Nor cana precedent be found in the history of the stu
i tes stent coastal assembly, according to Evelyn aisha, WEAR (NSUHEAE
Hee ia eet tie ctge [ae avnnatt ha | Seats et AP teat || NS Cheetos wrk the de
Fiver frm Lake Ontiie te Meatreal| 3. Dy tacitly accepting the alleged ratification of the new cunstinntion, |} dent asociation. ae
for wavigation wind puwer purpuses Canta an edoral galt el page? a
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 2, 1928
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Albany, N.Y. November 2, 1928 Vol. XII, No.7
UNCONSTITUTIONAL CONSTITUTION
(Contiswed from page 1)
the student association will automatically sanction the use
of the personal solicitation of votes in future voting. ‘The
constitution will then become a pawn i the hands of a
small coterie of student leaders. It can be changed by
them at will, provided they corral enough votes to pass the
measure at question, ‘This method does not permit of
deliberation in a student assembly.
It, should be understood that in attacking. the all
ratification of the new constitution, the News is in no way
tacking: the. chi Miss Lame. We believe that
ie was_motiva a sincere desire ty dy what she
dvemed best for the college, But this doe
the student assvelation shattd necessarily
Of its officers without question. As. public sery
officers should not object to fair evaluation of ‘their acts.
We believe that Miss Lane and her committee did at great
work in preparing so monumental a document as the pro-
hosed! constitution.
But the Ness most sincerely: questions the alleged
fication” of the constitution, ‘The new enustitution remains
but a projceted form of government for the stuent associa
finns Tt is admittedly: a goon! form of government,
Since the alley eatin” is contrary to reconnized
parliamentary practice, since it was secured only by: extra
Jegal and wnesmstinitional methods, since itis. setting a
dangerous precedent, if accepted these reasons. the
student asseciation should texkty
dent's priclanation of tatication, They wil safeguard
their sttvlent democracy by soy acting
Then, they having voted not to accept the alleged "rati-
fon” the serouned will be cleared for the Tegal, cotsti~
cisible yote ont aloption, The News pledges
S hearty: support,” We believe it will earry
tnantimouslys Stuenis wil thew feel that they have tua
been donied the right of constitutional suffrage
Here is « choice fur the stevtent association: a question-
le, uryeonstti and dangerous alleged. "rati
for a constizutionl, Test and parliamentarially
correet “ratification 2" Uw this decision rests the
nifidenee of student democracy
FLONZAL
EYS MERIT ATTENDANCE
A progeam of far more thay usual futerest tonight saw
those members of the student sasoctation who are planing
to attend the eoncert vf chamber music hy: the Flonzaley
quartet, Added to the usual drawing interest of the quartel
will be ciaiphid the fact that this will he the List appar-
tunity: for the greater share of stuloatts to hear this quartet
of iternatien:
vers zenith af its power is received
Aion ‘iy mmsic Havers who feel
that its retirement will Teave a void itt the mmsie Held. “The
histury of the quartet is futerwoven with the history. of
Appreciation vot elaabicr unisic in thiy come
When studeats are given the opyertanity 1
siuelsts, whi Inve
aceepl the assurance
that the presgrca Ww
has been enititsiosti
public alike, upon it
cations. salspace
ote The quartet
hy indents sal the Allainy
the Music
STAIRWAYS SHOULD Bh OPEN
stairway of Husted [all whale a 1 a eaaygesterd
ave tat weetatly minded stolen ean prstential
suurees sot lenge r and ate oh nares ut in hat
he ret naidars Waving tee gar thes one stath way
Hut with the tree aul easy tnaniets of aveit tid dey
cent uyed hy come stidents. the congestion ts yervatly ie
Crowle
bat whl they
DEBATING MEBELS INTEREST
The tryouts this aiternvon toa the varity stebate te
should attract a farge aiiaber ot -stinlen's. whi ane ik
terested in “the Useuty this years we
rust, will be more suceesstul hy COE hist year Only
bya true elimination ot cnulidates, can a tealy anevesstul
team be picked
Delating ean he a suecesstul wetivity Bere, Ne iy am
activity that merits stidem interest, both i unber ot
Candidates. fur the varsity teas and in attenkawe at de
hates. Debating is nota Way ot fritvering away on’s
time. Ht is a worthwhile activity
(OMING OF AGE IN §
AMOA” SHOWS
SOUTH SEAS ALSO HAVE
By WME By Miss Charlotte Loeb and the costumes of
Coming of Age in
$3. New York: Morrow. hig he ee
Despite its allu
{ot a novel of the alleged yoluptious life of South S
residents; rather,
tive chi
all the verve and
in a novel of isla
Miss Mead spent several months with the natives of [year of its existence July 1
Samoa, living th
studying these chil
the
scien
book that
outcome of hum
action to restraints placed upon us by higher civilization, | espe
By comparing the primitive
Mather Hubbards
ure and whiel
civilization
‘The relationship
the sexes and mm:
part
ference is that in
a shrug af the shoulders, whereas in America society: de
randds restraint
ure not alk
tov, we
© tol
Rattles of
Anniversary
MiMlin Cony
Party Batiles
je and a
made of the book,
and for social side lights in the maddy Washington, The
book contains al
equal
reader will welcome the new anniversary edition int
Drighter and mur
couraging,
red caver. That
a nondescript gow
it is now reisstte
Numerous. photos
1928. edition,
range for sae in
will he more cli
versaty gown fo)
popular, and we
ew edition, “This is a buok one should he promd ty awit
and to tse
The
tury of Yu
$ New
How youths th
lived furnishes the theme of this well written book
subject inn atseli
alee tor the we
tndoubtedly pense
pute, The
have five in the
with Exyptians,
Mireanslh the subie
teen Mune, whose another beat hia immereisully 5 ebil A SOCIALIST PRO’
Heo ancient tite te the presont en hosizebings Hot ‘ aes og { 7 ‘.
Jegnate Hivwers. s Le, wa ceavin
Hire Stallard telly his story well, witle mumerans, a i ‘
teresting saci tw esdigen what ann ther wise ‘
termed a Wistorival suark Thy ty tievsl Mistry, dunt hiss} i maven 9 ph
tars 9 caneaanges thal we datesiy nny pope. Sy ht
spect ity being Histary, Stinlents whe wang sake [jet eaypiniyh i
the penods on history will de well te tea thi : 1 1
Pande: Yor, utter all stony. ot kings aml yamsties: We | ott : .
rh toy mube Msgs Atel by tanterstanehing te peat ,
tng prec. Mes SivddarTais Hetge 4 MBE te ar
ab work ( via
Facing Lige By Ue WoL A Bamnice 210 guages, Car al ii
New York Macmaltae © onions . ee ve
avers ot tall delivercd ty De bounce, whe fate daha
Hea Val eesiy, Hs Ah F
Fen deal with the dew: envires Ldetacdll
college studhet tiist beeen aeeue ROT | >
malting atv.” ty wits eee, Gelgha “ALENDAR
Lie ies
tersal that will a
mica, tie tude
will fund ai other
Jen
The Wack tw
wi
Wis tyne
the
ancline
in any. cello
dren of nature. Although
auspices of the board of fellowships in the biological [alates from the days 0
's of the national research covncil. ‘The result is
ims to
Mead serves to show whieh traits really
arly of import in advanced ands aire equally present
in Samoa, Miss Mead |
ie problems «ai America; they exist in S
ichers sand student
wet alts acer |! COMMUNICATIONS |
author ‘tells,
Casting porns al stopys Pega" gene rata i
quent ep Here we meet the Athens [1 ! 1 de
the Ronn li wal wtie withessed ghutie ly, cm
Heely real
Clean mautivenl, sudviee
[Miss Charlotte Loeb, professor of \the entis
Feench, tho reas in Carcassonne dur-
% ‘bration of its two thous- | \
Coming of Age in Samoa is | qulth anniversary last summe
a} article describes for the State Cou
tick News the pageant enacted there
Professor Loch tas been aba s
imes—Feditor|
Carcassonne celebra
‘amoa, By Margaret Mead. 297 pages.
ring tith
these primi-
the book has
spiciness that one might expect to find
aud life
cal stuely
it is a psychotog
After
ir fives and eating their foods, while city with its double encesiti and
iMiren of the earth, Her study was under
example
who built it on the ruins French
Ramparts, which are still
Fhe works "were mealifed. by: Wicomte
mn nature are in reality merely the re- | tn atynt, 11S, by
ally by. Philippe le Handi a
wow that many traits held to be the
ives of the , np th
ate ies I Desiteatolsy Revolutian and in 79 they were
ame from Thgrougily restored by’ Viollet-le-Duc,
are the result of the cumulative processes
exsanple i Eurupe ut |e
init pictire
sont the Wthelsth cen
ps between the sexes, relationships within
any. problems suchas are deemed ty be | "Fe
wall dates from the tine of St Tami
ws us tw believe, ‘The unly dif
invier wall, older sand [ice
Samo 1200 yards Three
the relationships sare taken with
College’ crushes aad petting parties then, |
age the etal
Jin ter
4" ieetiele be ana wl Mlle eae ty
yet they: collaborated in the commen tsk “Pyesday
Fie Jaco Pra sx ni wed heen he Fence et
thon stay of the |
so well established that cons! 1928, whew a ten weeks festival was | yy
ih ey pt pons | aE
he Jackson Period, Vig. Cau, Bow
Faition, S00 pres, Huostns I Huightn
‘elelrate
uf old fashioned factual hist
interesting gossip sand wives’
“as at steady: compa
on for years, the
the hook could attain such poputirity in | "phe ehie event was the ‘Tonrnam
miroduction at one, Amd the introduction
rming if Party Itatthes wears its ain
the aceasion. The book is. extremely
Dropluey even wreater wputarity, fur the || WHY STALWART GUARDS?
auth, By Lathrop Steahlard, 349 pases
Yorke: Custmupolitin rita,
hronghout the centuries vf histury. have
is wi more than commuon interest; when
he of interesting details hick the au
ns, the fest is a bask ot eteditable re
in eleven chapters, loa youths
tunlent am ae eullye wll inad atid ae re
wh ann debs con vetatioont Wty new en ian Fodlay
wha thts beet Wt college tear a Lew peat
praits onthe susie ext ethally vital pode
Monday
toute tax.
itten ina learned, eultntsel and
he He as tue that De
euwces wherever prssible sday
nized Suidivwtes wey stint tax
lise Wowk extra JPY WoC. A twetine piotpened antl
‘Thursday
chile meeting, 718 1
Keats 10
ie value ot Kuglish, liberal vat yewiat
exannnitionts
wail natty Diseussinar
his comntry’ will tind the
vor with suggestions tor rom table talks. ‘The stuats [| Advawedl aeateatics. chp F
will Wot, IN Mn catoe agree Wi the author. Hut tiny POM. Awlit ven tl Os u : i)
ts af view are stimulating and provucutiye ul thought. up
never to he forgotten,
the walls:
Jom assoetation have paid tl
lent Le atsse
ie Fexterieme’™ wor exterivt [thay the student board yi
r ting the dues, the In
sin circuits the “En-lthis week
Inde and fii
aunts of Carcassonne of 10-| faye paid, most of them from the senior
+ week, makings
is aml of VhitP the number that picid during
Miss Loeb Sees Carcassonne In Bi-Millenire Event;
PROBLEMS Visitors Throng Town Of Historic Interest, She Says
tries ago made
picturesque spectacle a scene
epresentation de Gi imon
Mont forte” by well Known artists of
was given
this closed
"few days the decorations. were
reanovedd id the visitors eft the ety i
great throngs, It was only then that
one could, with comfort, walk azvound
fund visit the aan interest
its Bliy-four- towers, bx a. tnost comple [eter churches and the chateau
interest to students af hist
and [heartily
you who plan a visit to France.
is of especial
Latin and
nmend it to
“tea 20°04] BOARD OF FINANCE
ans in their | 180. Being considered impresmble the] NAMES 356 WHO PAY
STUDENT TAX DUES
who considered them the most perfect] Less than one third of the members of
ments in the two weeks:
ce has been
a] aumouncesd
its
full the clase ol
six. students
day are descetlants of the Gauls, the land junior classes.
Romans, the Visigethis, the Spanish |" “Pyuy hundred and forty three students
n double
he first
1 Mu
when the sopha
lres ire
cheduted ty mike payrnts, Freshmen
dow Will meet the obligation, the following
whines whe have paid since the
an I och) painted nance ares we ee
as anor, Bie
i aa
1 awit We eat WH
al student, Delphine edly an
field of
hailed
audiene:
Miss
Rosalin
Wednes
wacs
The
sail it
stages,
part by
Phit 1
success
last nig
ability
make 1
the air
sratural
The
her apt
porte
while
abe
accord
part in
tuly st
a the
Square
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBERR2, 1928 8
ADIT PRAISED [Pee een gegen ck At Bt vy Pe
An alumna of State College has what ter. Yes, 1 suppose 1 shall miss my
is believed to be the record for lor pupils, but after all, pra every
_—- —e term ice as a teacher with a mini-| body in town has been my pupil, so I
Rosalind Greene Writes, Directs I have pigs:
And Plays In Television
Broadcasting
mum has absence from her duties. shall have them with me wherever 1
Sarah Maybee, a
of Huntington, who recently retired after| Miss Mayhee was born in Brockville,
fifty-sev Sas a teacher
primary. sel During this. pei
service, Miss Maybe as
one day.
‘The work of Rosalind Greene, in the
field of
h
elevision hroades
She went to Hunt-
mgton in 1871 to substitute and has held
the joh ever since, though many: yea
ago she was promoted to the post
1, | super rincipal of the Main Str
wry school ‘The Board of Kalue
of Huntington has adopted unani
| For You! “For Everybody!
Miss Greene is an alumna of State
took part in drama work
nilerygradrate,
Her direction, staging, writing and
playing ina recent drama before a radio
hut 1 never listened to then
“E just went ahead and taught my: pupils,
and my health took care of itself, 1] mously a resolution praising. het
never went to bed carly, either.”
a recent issue of
Mies Greene... wise” Fea inane (a Miss Mayhee was as durable a
DEG SE boarder as she was a school teacher, Call and let us show
9:30 o'eluek, fram Te ihe leat wre room tort} Dependable Flowers’’ you this wonderful
Afiy-seven yes fe We Telegraph Flowers tu all Parte little typewriter.
ticle in the New York Sun m New Stre n Of the World Price, complete with case, $60
said in part: These dramas were] Miss Ke alind Greene, an alumna, [ander to
roy Hin isan] eicg EN SY Peta i || BCI gy” RET,
yam itccenntand’ ne userh ae ist aot he lke al f; Cine Wome Savinge Bank Bldg
or ‘|| STEUBEN STREET Remington
"SON SUCCEEDS FATHER,
yee ete Corner James Portable
success of these dranmis was diseuvered
Pre
Just night to fie for the must part in the 47 YEARS A TEACHER''
he adhd aN el —— | Re
Phil Humphreys. as Testing my
for thirty
Sanford A, Cortrighty
years a teacher and) for seventeen
yours a district superintendent in the
uN Middieton, recently
Middleton, Mr
uate of the N
make their awn persenatities felt wer
ability. of the artists participating te
the air without seeming inn the least mm
natural ur affected."
‘The play in whieh Miss
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bettering the cmditions r
furn- [schools of his district, Me ix. suc
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vision, they had ne place to go but home, [the office of district superintendent
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Miss Grecne as fur several months a) NEW ETA PHI MEMBERS
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOV! VEMBER 2, 1928
“COLLRE INTEMPERATE?” QUERY;
STATE ANSWERS “YES” AND “NO”
Dr. Richardson Declares Comic Magazine Humor Only A Poor
Attempt At Wit; Miss Lansley Wouldn't Buy Comic
Magazine For Fun, But Commende Activities
By Bessie. Laveves
intempera
of ext s, especially
faculty members agree with him in part
Hof the Latin and Greek departments,
ings of various sorts,
sports. of American college
get tuo much attention from the students,
MI these Would be well Hal Wook were picked at rand
Kobert J. Shillinglaw,
Lion, humor magazine,
defend his publication,
questioned
A proper pluce in a moderate de- itor of the
Int as they are at present, they
divert fhe students’ attention too’ much
from the
Wwas asked to,
He said, "O1
contese, a bunor
for cumnic
Laughed, “they sire uswally
as one Sees in them the poo
the students ty fied sank make hunoe
Real humor is spontaneous and natural;
sary, Neither are instructors of athletic
t] teams, or a few other things 1 might
mention, if yon want to he technical
emember the od
Me buon gf ornate Cal
i ups
Heet of student humor, tly have eraving for many: extra-eu
C. Decker, head of the
German depirinient, thinks it iy the
san as it wits forty years ago,
{wu chet snethods
rieular
tivities including one for a
i this were ot 0,
‘of them ourish
AIDS IN SPONSORING QUARTET RECITAL
T0
will be th
he siven
Instruct
given cael
room 110
dl ior
t for
for their
day
Approsi
ready. sign
and the inter-re-
jonship uf ik students, He
the only differenee now is the word-
the essence is the sume and. the
ure the same
Shillinglaw Defends Humor
“A humor magazine serves its purpose
It attempts to present the more ludicrous
mperate” Says Miss Pierce side of cullege life to the student and at
Miss Anna FE. Pieree, dean of women,]the same itme give its editors and. stall
vocal wetivities ive it rel lyembers at training, in developing his or
in eullege. —"Sucial activities at eee Ah
He eee ete tet te UT her judgment, A humor magazine gives
supervised and kept within temperate [tase of uy who try to he funny at
Jamnds, Social activities have a place in tities. an outlet for our enthusiast and
college hecause they are a means of re}! urd some entertain
Dre, Broderick We Candin,
vouneil whieh presents Mhavzaley 4
at Chaney's hall
1A TEST WHO’S WHO
LISTS SIX MEMBERS
OF STATE FACULTY), :
laxation between work, the satlery,”" Dr Phiretd Wo 'Thompontt, prefesscr
comic magazine, it has ain nsley, ‘29, president of abe af English, and Ves Gewrne Ae 8,
ce rg ten He Aa th es tot thik that age ner oi ve sprint th
wil it perhaps helps tent find” certain lie HV the colleges is intemper iy: were cet id Whie’s Atha Bir
texpected abilities, nm thenselyese [eth activities at col Hf ne frst ur Leshlent A
‘This is the faculty side af the ques-{ Well organized and thereto BE, fe Uy ee
acs te fac ie a ao Pater be]. ruber, Wan William Ue Seu
x isecat dh activities but the student isn't expected ler, Dean Mn Bo Pie
ticipate in all of them, He can] Dean Harlan FE Harner re al
sense, choose a well: Both Dr. Thernpscon atl Ue
5 Deinuuney Coueun acaay Deegan of interests | were Hite sts eneatons. Dr
for the “¥alth for our Fathere™ J] int eh ajiyshie and beaten, for | anh “Marva
ALBANY ul these Iie can get ty. khow Wis spent a sabfatieal sear in
OSPEL T ant his felliy stents, better] there he vedlvted
the Humor magazine, Vd never dates and Bayes
Hetty J. Eaton, ne president of the} Dr. Taanter art fe
“Edo not think socil] He received bis PhD, at versity |
“Sune iMemperate. —Soeial jaf Jena, He
leye more lateresting
a humor magazine T
dul make fur a well-balanced systett of [in
think there és enough humor within the
walls ef the ¢ Ht the need of
Deering, inter
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5
JUNIORS SCHEDULE
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Women's Locker Rooms,
McGarty Says
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1, from nine until tw
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