NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
Vou. XE No. 20
{3 FEWER FRESHMEN || struct
PLEDGED THIS YEAR) __
14 Sororities Receive 67 Girls
Into Full Membership
During This Week
Instructor Dies Dies
Vinay, Ne Y, Patnay, Maen 1 1029
~ | PRESIDENT PRAISES = Toten
GROUP HOUSE FE
College Fraternities Su |
Social Need, He Tells
Kappa Delta Rho
SHILLINGLAW FINDS
STATE HOLDS LEAD ..
Noted Educators’ At Convention
Rank College Foremost
In Training Field
“MISS MANLEY DIES —
OF SUDDEN ATTACK
jPromising Career Lay Before
Late English Instructor,
Dr. Hastings Says
{THIRTEEN STUDENTS)
10 BE DELEGATES,
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|Y_M.C.A. And Y, W.C. A. win
Send Members To Conference
In Schenectady
Dr. Nelson Speaks
ADVANCED DRAMATICS
PLAY CAST IS’ PICKED
heel, 3 TWO HISTORY COURSES
PARTLY REORGANIZED
2 Hatchisons To Appear When
State Team Debates St, Lawrence
‘ English Has Greatest Number Of Majors With 194;
ila neraatics Has 134 Whe 104 Specialize In French\
TATE COLLEGE NEWS MARCH 1, 1929
State Shines News
Eaubtahed tn 1916 by the Class of 1948
the Underaraduate News x
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many would pick a Harrie play as part of the
Advertising, Manager could ‘nut, of chuurse,
fist Pai" iain “Ave
ity would exceed the quota,
picked all twenty until this month, when Seribners
ie publication of the Barrie phys inoue val
Juv this one book we find all the dram af the famous
Ment quality paper ina very readable
cile Mimsy stuff that ane
often finds in a ome volume ¢
ved 10 compactness,
fandardd text hook stele as Koos
Secondary School, it is sv attractively wot ayy as ter demand
Ht is natural, of course, for
the plays which they: knew the bes
Wablabed every, ing in the eullews yearby, the Bia het
itt
8 yet
Whe Cate States
Init quite equally enjoyable cvnsin
Vue gst will be Jon
Parry wy Nis Aw seame- out in Podunkyille next year
is the best autiden the irl friend yl
Enthusiastic reports brought back from the national eo
vention of Kappa Phi Kappa, professional education fra
Hew Franti ean
ternity, and the conferences of the department of super
with what esteem New York
The proprietor tual
Touchers is held hy leading. educa
Shillingliw's: impressions. are
theoughout the nation.
reported in detail in a news column in today
share of the student ant cwentt awit th
The natural reaetion fora
agvetlyhink tha thts trae, jst as msany | ,
of them nay have quietly suspected tor ov seater i
atudents that this editorial i
er addressed tn those nts, mostly residents
,perhuaps, tural that
should breed comempts being fronght ap i
students may’ perhaps he expected! to Feel a certain distin
for this. institution.
We do not infer
Athiny: and Capitol Distriet homes have
Many af the leading student citizen
cent years have ec
fudents: here who cone from
Hut there dues exist
themselves the Ieast bit by camming to State College
haps it is the martyr spirit whieh causes: thenr te
eittingg their suime
jul perhaps. should be: in
true that many ot
septic ty al eitzenshiy
We do not even think of developing a
jet cual sine
he greet with interest by
jjvet for their debate
ill prove valuable sled
|No Great Disciplinary Problems Here, Dean Pierce Says;
| . Dancing Tabooed In Most Southern Colleges, She Finds
“State College hasn't as great a diz-) regulations re laid down concerning
cies bln a at eek cn
dificult, task ul alieeinli id Dean} and fr nities all aver the country
Anni Pierce on her ret wenld be made to mind their ‘P's avd
Unietecnth san nyenti Q's. The present committee of di
lis cleveland a ek Wika Wo et eink elf vent
agro re eeerh
he te foveal Peete
rics San pea aoe
"Most other colleges issue at figed se
cules to their women stixdenits,” Dean
‘ce conitined, “bat if yott Toul fw the
nmi Handhiok, you will see that we
1 ist af stiguestions only, OF
se, the students are supposed 9 stay
within’ the hounds of deeeney, Init we
avoid trouble by refraining from string
ently binding ome women wa definite
ele af conduct
“Kiven the suggestions nffered. in a
te
educational distinetion
present at the conference, second
tw Dean Pieree, Miss. Juni 1
Moore, "He is may head af the ottsiiye
Morea ot the State Normal College «
Miss Kdith \. Spew
{women af the State
Nermnal Sell at Vivediars,,Colmectieu
athe eee Miss Faith Fyerinn, U8. is maw cv
Hseaphimary report wetad watt ihe White -AVilliams Bunda
college are much mere lenient shun the
rules enforced hy other colleges, Sev
Jtianal differences enter here, for deans |)
southern callewes. are nmel strietet |
me we dream at
onorally then any
Nady at amltyr at
niely
Fore. Diaveinn,. tal
Jecuese inv inistinnivn, is sah
Phe visitins teavher
AV the. selewal sad the Home
vention tlie elfetnses amost veiten ively teacher
fine disciplinary action were atomeabiins a tick het
ssathont pormissivn Dene ont aster Lshtss ot ye Wi ve ggramnnnar sh
Sancine tee hate, attemling ances with stutent, hrimeinie reparts, af the papil
OME pacrinicsion, ilistir hints chisy of is phatte unl correlating I
cently, satin, aanel faites We aitteral Loan Tite. Miss Everitt
We are hardly eaneerned with Ilys these teachers with their problem
these prebtans here ecw nee letinite van etaantaatin
MELLON ELECTED HEAD |
OF SORORITY ALUMNAE)
Mary M.
et ait tThe Gataanne Bagger Phi otha
SHORT NEWS NOTES|
Addresses Menorah Society
wat a business inveting eomducte | Samuel Caphay, Muay kiwyer anil
1 the sorerity: Inse, MA (guiail street. | agte Cullewe alumnus. advessed Me
awieday unnnine | Mildeed Cueried aaah awiety) Werhtesilay on the empr
25, yas the retiring presitl i
Hnmities sad responsibilities ai Jewish
Moe Mat al Mae oMars! Cacho 380
Awlents
: To Speak at Rectory
vu ttt Ve Ren GC. Leste Glenn, af Ney
sie eau Hig eabinlas Vek iy, will dailevss: atria’ ell
ha ‘ ‘eee Hos [ait the navtany a SL. Antes Prete
Hate jonny te Pat Pyascequl eliiehy, Metutay night
hi Th '
i Al star sa AH asitory err} Obyerven Ment Perod
i aa ete Heneine clube at its meeting Monta
a IK vy] diservend oo sent piston aot three an
ii D ‘ ‘
" Hiemia'y ai Alte foamler et
li eto, the hate trates Ama
100 STUDENTS SLATED |
FOR MAKE UP TESTS Biuls Limited to 200 Students
; Yily 200 awents anny pnietiise: he
eRe ie Ube soydnainaey site srdlinne
wit J! etorhie tants, eho
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we wih Sly Present Musical Progrant
Pee eed Lins Le: ereateaiche Meant tan fustea
at dines, will pees al gurongraat
‘nnn vrman uuasival hesttioale I tet
peta Jesormen olinh, Wadsley atteetiewm
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Puesday Is Guest Speaker
vow dovti Hh Hand Wo Ploanpson, pe ‘
WAL Renae Vvselith. wats gest siwahet att
woul diet at Now leigh
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STATE COLLEGE WN.
EWS, FEBRUARY 21, 1929
ALUMNUS, AUTHOR AND
VARSITY 10 MEET
WY. AGGIES TONIGHT us ser oces os
Invaders Will Try To Revenge
37-33 Defeat Suffered
In New York
tr Normal Sehwod, re t
i homersty AML fram Williams, he weaner
sear, ant in Asse! certs The
Uni
ling
when they face the Purple and
in a return agame on the diate Cr
ee rom the
sand Mu thea
dank other
LATEST BCOK APPEARS
WITH COLLEGE SONGS \
Wa
‘Lucille Beauty
Salon
ROTUNDA CHARTS HAVE | 2» Ol'Si'o¥.!2
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GHORUS WILL SING
DR. GANDLYN'S OPUS,
’
“Echoes,” Instructor's Latest
Composition, To Appear
In Concert Program
so Dr, Bretleriek 1. Cand
DOCTOR ASKS ’29 MEN |FRENCH WILL ADDRESS
|TO TAKE EXAMINATIONS, NEWSPAPER DELEGATES
Si dt Wil
oF men iam M iditor in chief
‘ : h
to Dr, C. Caroline Cre
Dr. Croasdale un
sllege physic
the men te
c their appointments. by
nest week
RESOLUTIONS VETOED J ive
AT MODEL ASSEMBLY | ;:'\*
Dissenting votes an the gurl af small
tion, will be sung by
the spring cor
comp
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the piece bers
“Dependable Flowers’’
We Telegraph Flowers to ull Parte
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They are
umhermen” by Whittier
To Holst. This num | this. we
nen. | tiniity wal ye as i
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Generating Brain Power
RAIN power, not horsepower, is the
chief operating requirement of the
electrical industry.
This requirement must be continuously
anticipated to provide leaders for the
future. Accordingly, each year, more
than 400 picked college graduates come
to the General Electric Company for
a post-graduate course in electrical
science.
With a faculty including inventors and
engineers cf international distinction,
something more than electrical knowl-
edge is imparted to these young men.
Here they also find inspiration which
prepares them for leadership in this
electrical age.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 1, 1929
COURSE IS OPENED
10 “OUB” TRYOUTS).
Candidates To Have Six Weeks],
Period Of Instruction
Before Test
Freshmen and a fimited number of
upperclassinen who desire to try out for
ff positions on the Starr
" i onthe
for staff positio
‘Tuesday at 3 o'clock in room
SORORITIES HAVE TEA \MEN MAY ORGANIZE
TOMORROW AFTERNOON) A SWIMMING TEAM
tiated members of sor
members of the inters
* | Shillinglaw, Allan, And Jones
Are Available To Form
Nucleus Of Team
afternoon in the gymnasiun of Tale
Hefforts te organize a men's
am here
swviniming
eine mule under the di
rt J. Shillinglaw, ‘26
F's team,
id he believed 4
sie ad
neding
Imtersorority council
Mary C. Gain,
uit a
Members oi the
faculty will pour
"| JUDGES SELECT CAST
FOR DRAMA IN FRENCH :
last year wats |
Martin
" Ht Pharmacy by
vil
If it’s made
Y.W.C.A. WILL DISCUSS
ITS PURPOSE TUESDAY)
A VW, CAL will is]
the new “purpose” of the orsani
Members ¢
ta meeting Tuesday night al
kin room Hh, Mildyed M.)
Ht, will
their
the a
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