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Commerce Department Will Have
Nine Subjects This Year;
Nursing Is Out
|iias Johnson Reclssifer || RAN ANNOUNCES
Grades For a Gina ‘um Work
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Talondar For Remainder Of Year
Includes Debates, Soiree
‘And Court Games
“ WOMEN'S SQUADS
BEGIN ACTIVITIES,
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MATRICULATE AS
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The tentative
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NAMED CHAIRMAN
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DR. GEORGE KUNZ
TO LECTURE HERE
REE CONTESTS
CN NEW YOPK TRIP
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Only ta Pail Seven Heme Rea batted ,
Y.W.C.A. Will Conduct ii ah tl
Discussion Wednesday
Women Plan Schedule ;
OF Basketball Games «
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1931
State College News
Established in 1916 by the Class of 1918
The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
‘State College for Teachers
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FRESHMAN ORIECTION
Members of the fre
Wi the. ied al Hh. the elieartal, pnbtolinl ty Moe
as made of the fact
lunar class have called atten
calumny lst week ne mentic
that the concentration of rushing hours mule it very
difficult for the freshmen tu ehuese the sorvrity: whieh
they: wished t join, Many of them were ant acquainted
ae oor {yer teaTers af ab sorority, an
with more thy
the few hv
friends we
whieds wore allutterd ter them tar bec ni
isutlicient
snwrny bewes a great fndaenc on the seal
oat, and it is ingeortant be anake the eight
Vou great haste undoubtedly: will engenter
REVOLUTIONARY ACTION
One ai tle sreatest stihjects of controversy: in \meri
can colleges tay deals with the importance uf athletic
Hooks, panmplets sane ather proyauganda have leet ys
On, Dall sides af the nestion
The Cniversity ot Pennsylvania practieally does away
whes saul creates. a department
with high salaried «
physical eehiation with Des BE, Relay: Mercer, form
athlete, as dew Coaches are to he placed under thi
Hail will be mem the faeuity, ‘They
ithe sane scale as otaer faculty: mvembers,
new ds
will he pid
This revolutionary ation is the embodiment of thuse
reforms whic! are jut forward ter avercnie the evils vt
conmnereiatizations anil professionalization vf attileti
One ot the wreatest objections te casein. is
these ihes receive a sakiry out ot all
proportion
Cistenny will tae doe
the finawial awl wht sathletes Ikive reveived formerly
ease thy vitstianding athletes aud therefure
fisgets. Wet .
This results ot this awe tiem anght to be jamense,
aogreat deal ot bravery for a amiversit '
prestige of Mis une tee undertake stely sweetie: «lume
The muawnisy ine ot the yaw in whit part
om nih eniphuasizerh Beh anion
stall van ae plan ethan attdeties, Let's Iwque th
AV Totter hatlanee between the tw
IATL VRE GREEDY
Many ive complaiver| recently twat
petting the News, Since there are |
Copies ir fr sfisltly ever L100 stents al fa alt
there mist Ie somethings wero
Ve vals ceyplatiation is tlnit sonue stinleits te tah
ing inne than their share. The stilt ue i
Ntive wale week nut several Whew
ore rimless he ts dlepeiennes ge ther
nt wsaethy tie, bessnise ever
fre recline aba thie thine I
i AW Co
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fiwdout iow ai
Mut that ted eta jaye Wy ar
Woke HOW
1 vole
Ww Naat Heclaade
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in rinelisagel evn tay it
layers V q it it
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ead ite
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\ a Ue ahiereneshan
fers i tte Femmenthee beter HB nn sbat
ie Nhat Hoe inwliviial scan fe Dialer Hon
| Schools and the State Commissioner af
YOUTH VERSUS ADULT Educators Of Today Stress Individuals,
‘The advice about “schooling” which disinterested age Not Things, Dr. Willis Sutton Declares
would normally give to youth is reinforced by these sub-
normal times, A boy who takes the place of a man not
only increases adult unemployment but is depriving him-
self of something which, lost in youth, is likely 1
to be acquired. Especial effort should he mute by parents
to keep boys and girls in school as long as possible,
rather than let them compete with those wh have adult
responsibilities or permit them to join the army of
employed, During October, sher and December
only one boy or girl in four who applied to free en
ployment bureaus found johs—and_ conditions are
less favorable now because of the “after-Christinas fi
offs
Sov deep
Lastly, students and teachers ap-
proach the fourth and possibly final
that of constructional develap-
in educational fields. Develop
The new
"nt_to empha
id
Profiting by the mistakes of three
distinct cycles of educ
trators and teachers of toc
structing children to th
and not about things,
Sutton, president of the tutto teaches the. stun
idueation ‘association, told | size and. study people
mbers of “the Dad) County | The outlook is from gre
tion of ‘clubs. in | sordidness ard the. develup:
la ment of spiritual qualities whieh augur
1 a aye of pian «f| eh ee aw gene ey
Rr cia AL Se a ee fy th eens at
cloraicn selva he Uwe elie nun
|important. things, that leu
y nterest Have the, City Superintendent fos andthe amassing of fasts wa
nls aa the State Commision of aor take, yj etucatin For oe a ents It Wou Ask Me—
drive.” ‘The Welfare Comeil’s. Chempleyment Com | book was trie, "Poo much importanes :
se a ee en atl wae, start the pale jane
Service ta Juniors has, with its approval gone ever alt the eae nae " unhappy ) |
further, It has started an emergency scholarship pro. (Conditions were brought aber
ii undlee which samall rant ay. he made A ail uf Phe secoul eyete romght the idea ot
rareits who, iN straitened circumstances, cannot keyp that education wits mental training a :
tari bo, ser cium, Cad Kat eae Gorwe wes ml | Quewons “Ta, what. do, you at
Hut it nay wften bride the family delieit which whliges| subjects studied i the curriculum, | tribute the fact that fewer freshmen
we child to feave: scl [Init rather to train the mind t the | were flunked out this year than ever
\ micasure will be reintroduced nt where it cold easily
ings the compulsory school attendance ayge trom 14 ty 15.) times, The
Miss Hers arguments: for it answer nt ony. selfish | bist leva
jcctiony that are often abate ut tls those: avhiel sire jaa ins sun icles
uggested by eal iced an the, parton! pores, She | Tine Gall esele whieh] iigres h
Area shut the spate. dite vanes to] Brogan tke money wale. tla
Shildon in industry, who atten beconn disabled for fife. [tion ty the fore, Tt was drifted int i
[personal eens, saiety, the ultinwite 1 I af children that education | Adelaide Lindt, ‘332 1 betes thot
The ability. to earn mines. | this vewr the: hirgest unter
Wty (plied tur entrance. “Theretery, 4
qunte likely that thiase whe. were
before?”
Robert Rankins,
fin fil number at
1 the Leiskiture rai
t yeinr, this year's fresh
al recommend this lexisiition. "Sty
is at seamiel paroggram tor the chil awl Char
Huistrate the relative finmeial ehiawe
were prepared and
Krom ‘Pane New Yous Trane Atle Hoy anti Tea sandy: at graminar ¢Teset for entrance hah Mite
Ive caltcation ats “evanparesl with |seheskarshiye than fast year
radlnt Wi), De. Adna W. Risley, tied 1
vialisny vedi
That the treshinen telleweal
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: ct ke hae Kia ail Come STATES) STACE ee : ‘
Vawerieann Prenelh aid oauctines Ktitssiaie Hter ttre, vee
we Titeratre at thi Spuniaed
ce cate as qunainteal with
(is “History of pone Viteraty i an ones avg rs reward freane apperehe
Hi wares HL incties all perivl vid by NR. th 1
q fan ite Milt Nes whit president at the! allege. U4
Hewat Romantic istn, loadings tos the present day. 1 iyvtion
vst tte Keakadssinne: (iI Lae Crlestimnas thie Gullo
Swe ondine with the pene et Mbit EL and the: period MW
Aiywvte as Nevet lassie, ae stacey rea tinny itenit the ae an
Tine ot the cutee oi thie Code Mee Thy Mos Taste au Pant Be Howaed AyiBoble y
Thre have Wwe histories ok Spawisie features fyve nui periormnmves, bedore the ME Matbeasitiens Whether ast nest
(‘teenie eae: ral he ‘the ieestiien, with wlan Ud
eves ei the “State autiente. The! come in centiet, are: brishtet
fssueal in 1S), 20
Te be well est was at amelie
Sears tan cele tee cover the anedern. tibet
Fewarded fy scholars, ai was well reverve
hut seine tlw Spaniels evities felt thiab abtheanel PickHOF runinne phays af the year
that
lta lane miore willing to werk sat i
heat earnest. The tit that fewer te
mien thinked ant as ane ie ar at
party TP heliee, ta the frestinioa
is Teenie, fie hehe critical agtesiativas of beans
ifs Mur olfers a revit tranaat aie eufagtne Mies fackson's play hd sine sows tech ape seston. TM js. at
jie Pci cane i Inna eps ot nk work an exunple we enul ot every tat the faculty
the lite Ernest Merinee, This w publishl recall Carol Kelley's subtle interpre. sent ina Fistor adl the Daal |
in Waris ie TM ie daub in nee aol tation vo a dlivalt rule, Migs Kelley's MME the: Hrestanaan toenlty, have
trnwetine i slisetts= thee
Dir, Morley hein yuraiessars, the tore ab Tonhottse, tH titties an vvntiiast with
i if gar vt I ad alee a eet ,, Maybelle Macthews: 38
THE STATESMAN | evra etait cm diate
ie Ga WOMEN TO MEET
mn oe a in a agrees BOSTON DEBATERS
Wee reer, te tit TONIGHT, AT 8
ine the ya eid ase eis te
pee Me cea ng al all trai th
Hales: utiedlltkces asia lark: yeh dra
Fig ai Arar vie 7 Miss Dobbin Is Chairman ;
a Slaoxmu c at e a ia Of Student-Faculty Tea
tat ia, tbat teal \ inion '
' Hee the teal setae | aatis) Ue ay, Bisa Teale ates
Wel ' . Me Val 4 with
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Hearty an Vay |
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Mg ean ler ow th f i tM Sadan parte
thy Ve 3 nwt et Meh rea Vanier Its aa al
hye tn werk sf han ink end Taw ten Winlan Js antec He a
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1931
WOMEN TO HAVE
COACHING SPORTS
CLASS THURSDA x8
QUINTET TO PLAY
THREE CONTESTS
ON NEW YORK TRIP
(Continwed from page 1, column $)
To Give Reading
¢ training school work
through the medi
a ctice teaching unit, in
ie igh school is surpassed by
mow Rath
an Kose
Thich were'certnin ty | All Kinds of
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WILL GIVE TOASTS |
TOMORROW NIGHT eS | Neat “Buiekly Done
a ‘ a 1. MISS AGNES E, FUTTERER. |
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Practice Teaching Of State Unsurpassed,
Professor Sayles Discovers During Tour
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d courage of the school author=
spoke with, and the manned in
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 13, 1931
FORTY STUDENTS
GO ON G.A.A. RIDE
MILNE PRINCIPAL
Games And Stunts Are Conducted | 1
And Refreshments Served
By Group In Lounge
A. sleigh ride was ci
er
forty stu
leit the
College at 7:30 o'clock and returned
about 9:30 o'elock.
were then served in the College |
dents
Refreshments
lounge in Richardson hall a
and stunts were conducted.
Alvin Lewis, wa
als, wt}
Mi
Beik, professor of educatic
MM, Sayles, professor of edue
pe
AND DR. BEIK ARE
ADDED DELEGATES
The State college detegation to the
meeting of the National
at Detroit,
», from Febriary 19 to 28
ill be augmented by Dr. Arthur K.
id Join
onan
achers’ association
incipal of the Milne High schoo). |
Samiel M. Brownell, former anem: | |
ber of the education department and
pre
md ae vd
Her |e, NEA” el
& | publ
superintendent af sehools at
Point, Michigan, will al
convention.” Willia
former ei
present director af
forthe schools af
be at the meet
Isse
relations
e Point, will al
ih | JUNIORS TO VOTE
Buhl,
Cath
Lavra Sty,
and Marion “Vang |
and Almira Rus,
Katherine Moore
Hl
A
chairman, Do
Kudheete Sionmo
Mary Moore,
Klose, Elizabeth Kammerer, and Celia
Bishap, freshmen; and clean-up, Mary
Trela, “M4 chairman, Lanive Wells
Marie Prindle,
freshen,
and Jean Craigmile
The chaperones were Miss Marion
Kilt intr in Eat, Minn
ne Tester, instructor an mth
Miss. Minnie
nt preiessi
Marwaret Hitehe
al edhucation,
Students To Supervise
New Milne Newspaper
Organization of a newsyaper for
the students of Milne igh
s iy Miss Helen Hal
val sete pra
weetion with, edt
‘onese inv the direction of
extracurriculir etivitien
Nominations for the be
paper were mule at a meeting
ducted Monday. aiternumn, burt
students have signified their intentions
fof competing for qilaces on the stuth
suit bi-tnentily
ard oi the
Normanskill Farm Dairy
fl
Bottled Milk asd Crear
elvet
Wholesale Price to Parties
[]arrar’y
® Peart St
UPSTAIRS
Then tur they are so
nindetutely, purived
ul
DOLLARS
W
ON RING SAMPLES
DURING NEXT WEEK|
The Juni class will wate on clas |
next week ing to
42, chi |
tee. The
alice Company hilt My
vlared antradit
Student-Facalty Tea To Be
On Tuesdays This Semester
Beginning ext week the
regular st
conducted on
Wei
tom,
Connell,
Lounge
HERE AND RE AND THRE
nity
ants is being hotly
vaged at Brown at present, The]
members of the stuelent body whe de
not sport greek-letter pins before the)
dazzled
and
Tie 1932 elect
id Mrs, Brown Herald,
fut aweordings to the
Taman’ Aiea Mla ac Ht
cock, instructor in physi
tion in Milne High: school;
Elizabeth Shavers hi
in Milne High school;
Terrill, assistant professor of conv
merce sind Mrs ‘Terrill; Clarence
Hidley, assistant professor a
tory and Mrs. Hidley
Kohert Fredericks, principal of the
Junior High school and
Fredericks.
Li a reveit debate between the. te
sat the Cniversity of Michigan
Is were forced to take th
Hi IW when the toys proved
them that thes were nat hana be
ips, Here's ome tite females
didn't scene tbe alte to ontesaik: their
rivals inv any airgunnent
Milne
Mrs,
heen issued
aahtetic cub
Luvitations nave
t
Vebruary 21
| Louise Meyerovitz Is Is
Guest At Club Meeting| \eavins she pin of a tracrnity of
ie ene int a ener Ite Jae
Miss Louise Meverovitz, director of eee eat Wateanl Wie
activities atthe Jewish Crmmunity:| en
Center, was the guest speaker at the
. . 2 Theee weanten are taking enginece
Menorah society meeti
FACULTY MEMBER
ATTENDS MEETING
Dr. Mortis Is Member OF Council
Which Aids In Directing
Wellesley Policy
Dr. Elizabeth Mor
fessur of education, attended the a=
wssistant pro-
tual mecting of the graduate council
of the alumnae association af Welles
Hey college fast week-end asa repres
sentative of the fwal alumnae brane,
the Eastern’ New York Wellesley
club, ‘This cvameit his antich ti de
with direeting the poliey uf the cob
through the recommendations
tu the administra
Mortis, ‘The
vi its aem
lee
which i presents
De
the features ai this season
was aan address hy Miss Sara French,
president of the alt
bf Smith college
the’ under-ggraduate
news, discussions of problew
ings ‘from the president, and a re
Her tupic wa
est week in
hear the mascat lent and His
ir freshen
rime. the
Han, is. quite
nutnerals on
Relation
tHe Conmanity.”
VISIT SORORITY
20, Margaret Mu
20, Gluly
Maraare
Doyle, ex-'31, were revent guests
the Gamma Phi Sigma surority: hnase
2, Helen Daley
gs will Tue taken the
Inter past \pprasi:
rately vine Tuidred abel ity rin
iT Te waht
Miss Pierce Is Guest
At Group House Dinner
Dean Aun By Biers
hut in their first year
nurse called "se Vt of Math
as heen instigate atk
and give eredit fort
There is ans labarats
\
YOUR EYES MAY FOOL YOU
BUT
- YOUR TASTE /e//s the Truth/
MILDER...AND
BETTER TASTE
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