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STATE COLLEGE NEWS DECEMBER 19, 1928
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classes.
deut_association
tions and sopho
long as it isa
Sophomore
freshmen, It is
not form
enforcement of
be ch
feel keenly
tions 10 Mysk
the recent act u
to enforce tradi
In the me;
misstep in io
breaking sephom
Miss Bleeker im
ter to leave
sophon
WHEN
clubs will prese
ton,
We wenthd at
pealed tu but
interested pe
Brenet club
entity as 1
ward
THE Me
the intelligence
sad da
Aner
seieutist
of the
with truth.
1928,
shown by recent tilts bet
Tr would seem that certat
i not distinguish between college t
he difference is great
the difference between ubligation and imposition,
College traditions are the property of the whole student
They should be observed by all.
body
enforced by M
them, They: shou
betwee
ru
from the sophomores,
pephomores, woul offer the apology
h
clergymen, praes
iets
"hey learn ju
Yew York. Iierald
pmore rule
sskania, which is di
not be interps
tradition,
are
Ss over these
traditions, just thi
ime, the suphomure elas has not b
ing. upon
ure Ful
the mt
should
CL
iif cattrse, cander
Sinall group at people.
ple is dar better than
Perhaps the
like
wir anwlivislislity
et
IRONIC
ul
a diferent
tas a direct challenge of the sophomores to the
rales andl other conduct of the
‘Traditions should
Myskania alone
allows promiscous
long will the traditions
two classes that seraps should originate,
1 basis for interclass scraps
As long as
stituted a strong arm of enforcement
IBS WORK
The ainouncerment that the French, German and Spanish
a combined program. short
ior the entertainment oi members uf the three ©
iy perhaps the most significant sign af Tife advanced. by
these three depart
they ¢
realize their problems tight be
meeting might have m
bean meetings, catering bo only st
hubs this year
cvahet ing Ww
i anite far the iseuysiaay aot commands int
INTELLIG
WHAT ARE TRADITIONS?
‘A clear definition of college traditions is needed, as is
een the freshman and sophomore
members oi
freshman and sophomore classes.
tion should command the respeet and obedie
nd poorly regarded by freshmen,
It
Perl
bu
and not infringe the rights and obligations ui Myskani
TOG,
a tu
wrete
ey 9 take in ole
club
interested stents, whom the few interested
tor chrag inthe harness
Hy the combination in presenting joint
eu nay Te able ty: strengthen itselt and
they will haye taken a bay strube tor
ale ation the ott muruns,
st ight akong the
wivty ot Mechanical Ka
ite opinions abu
Public pinion expects then to have
th
dogana
Tribune,
?
‘They should be
authorized to enforce
ted as license for battles
A college tradi-
ce of all, as
matter.
And if My
nia does not eare to enforce traditions, it should reco
on,
action of tradi
. put inte effect
the student association in giving it power
has mide one
freshman the punishment for
‘when really she broke traditions
feel justified in demanding an apology
And if justice were to pre
haps it will be
tin the fut
iter v
ws that they
her; that they
nat they realize
Her than three
0
tuise it ap
group ot
Rronp of dues
crime of the
han
in jonny,
a hinge membership af vin
members hd
eongrams, each
te make mem
eiving tur, Li
TSIA
Mechanics are the nation’s mut intelligent eliys, while
sy actors and pyhsicians rank lowest in
wgineers
Ve reason why a sit
p iwevetllyuntderal ‘awe average, tel
r standard intelligence tests usually fail
t aserntate “fete ivfarimation and intelligence,’ Dr
Kree
“Ministers, doctors. and university prufessary are less
ing
gence gets
tic plausibility
December 6,
the stu
Sophomore
Those who
European Students Have Chance At Self Edacation;
Social Contacts Found Valuable, Dr. Brabacher Says
NEW EDITION OF
HIT WITH ILLUSTR/
By W.M.F,
rate Privateers, By William Morrison Robi
“DRUMS” SCORE:
TH BY WYE’
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the thied of
series uf articles an" Contemporacy Ste
while the number of those wo wish ty
i as expressed by
The Confe
son, Jr 372 pages. $4 New Haven: Yale Universit i va hip by_ergra.
ae f th Ni os i America “extra curricula activities,’
Despite the threat of President Lincoln to hang them as | ‘ie #f the News fe tisane thet are. Kiowhl ts "pase aie
pean education places more re-
sponsibilities upon the student be
with the middle. schoot
pirates, many « citizen of see
applied. for letters uf marque
Jefferson Davis, With the prospects of a quick road to
wealth and at the same time of rendering a service the
Confederacy, the privateersmen took aver many: practically
worthless hufks and started on their adventures,
is’ much greater.
In England, especially, the traditions of
the great public schools, represented best,
Eaton or Rughy or Win
er or Harrow, and by the an
universities of Oxford and Cambricl
continue to hold the highest plice of
ded states in the Civil War
nid reprisal as offered by
schools,
many and so” frequent examinations
there is not the requirement of attend:
i il the publication e University. Pres ance upon school and college duties, the | honor.
vy Nol: aL te A nt ation by.) Yale: Goiversity.: Bresivat test coming at the periods indicated,| ‘These schools and universities continue
The Confederate Privateers has this phase of the war been | ramely, at the eleventh year, the six-|to give chief emphasis to linguistic, his
touched upon adequately, ‘The many hooks on the
referred to the privateersmen but incidentally, and 4
more praise to the blockade runners, an entirely different
form of enterprise, But it was the privateersm:
caused a pani¢ in Northern shipping circles,
Union merehantmen to be tr
teenth year, and the eighteenth ye
Tn between these periods the student
is thrown on his own resources a. good
ileal and is required ty educate himself
ina sense that is quite unknown to the
American school hoy and
This characteristic. run
al studies
‘of course, ela
in Ameriva
quite beyond the pate.
The high schools conducted by the
fon county couneil, and also by: pri
nl who caused
to foreig
through the
many
sere
entire scheme of European education. | yate or religions agencies, b
: F ” Instead pr
Beginning with a discussion of the Declaratio te Re Ee etree i
the author gives a thorough and. sebokarly
privateers. ‘Though weit
idits th
there is a residence requ
is expressed in terms of th
meals eaten in the commen dining. hall
public schouls hut the content is: more
g from a Si
ae ical sud more modern,
tthe days of privateering were past be
ir beg: int i nial) There i, therefore, difference in at
‘The book has all the thrills of sea w The hig, the rachis ab. Osborne Ate | euspliere : whic: 35 ¢ remarkable as
and the Jefferson Davis incidents in pai are Coonbsilgesstnl tI Une fone passes from one of the ancient pub
Tic schools to the county council sehvols,
In Eaton, for example, the atmosphere
is created by traditions that go back a
with action, The book is a weleame
series in American history
Httio to the ae | mie of Court, For example, i order 0
uuiilify for the ar examination a
dent must have eaten a prese
vasithatiu apie. Untied Ste : erat meals in the hall of thousand years.
The Gomattnaion gf Mee Camted States By Nertha Haines. | nstivuion, whether it he the Liner tem] "When ane. sces the thousands of ini
ie volts and Company. oie af Lincoln's inn or the Middle temple,| siats carved upon the panaled walls. oi
Every American citizen should ‘have a thorough knowl | PIS 7 faycols hiner ihe Mid piss the pasa
edge of the constitution under which he lives; he should anoset bine nce he Praill pres ae hes Bi este hd ana in
Know the powers uf the natvnal government as contrasted | himyet ior the final. examitaton | sme uf these hale wre tine af fara
jhe should kw the source irom
x Healt On the other hand, if he has been faith-} ous statesmen, jurists, diplomatist, ot
wie the comatization sprang. This is one of the baste | jut pon attendance at lectures. atl has | yreat-qubles and even of the resi per
While this text on the constitution does not present the qt Kiel jerifence of residing Dy Tail [ons te feels, the influences af mele val
document in any new or startling light, it does present it gion tw the examination, ‘This neces. | comment, the cduena nat i Ms
ie a sain forward, thorough manner, Starting with | Uiiiy puts he responsibility upon the in | these scheuts is hy at ase
the backgrounds wi political and social democracy in the dividual student for getting the materials old guild re still repre
colonies, the author leads the reader through the revolu- \\hich prepare him for the final. test eine dae ears eg, oul range
Moar ane atid parials to the call op tock fr is quite apparent from the forexo-| ample, the Merchant ‘Taylors sebvul,
oh. tights, the weeater part of the buck, ing hit the educational ideals of the | foumiled in 1560, i today a thrishing
placing of the part ee European pktce more value upon the so-| middle sch taking children from: the
hip arietietearl geri ba peo eal contacts between student gna student | eleventh year throtigh | the eu
One tight wish for’ a more thorough accamnt of dhe | {AaM Aves the American, and the num.) year and sending anmually a small ep
compromises of the constitution, which are barely mene | Per W{ students wlio work ioe tlegrers oF | resentative kroup up to the great univer
tioned, This cutting of the cor probably the | pists tsities,
penalty to pay for suck,
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newest biographer. It is, indeed, a difficult task {or 4 mat From the News for December 17, 1926| scicnce snl afllinted assoelations
to set before himseli tu find a new viewpoint about su well Ts twee years will be eves tc Ae fil
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auton of this Wav has indeed foun a new put vi view — , {tthe
ui Adams: the poit wv of Adams still hauntiiyg his ““Rumnors ai all night orgies in whet yey Amu Ky Dieree will she tw New
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Whether the small liberal arts evllege stowkl attempt to
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The author, who iy dean of education at Manchester Col
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rite a Phikatelyiia
lene, fudiana, declares that the sitall eullexe iva public Aunent aud Mpa. Weve tt
institution, an that it adits stents typed stadt, Crisis at Mrs Des kes
hat oan Creed. A> A. publie wnstititint, i fh Satpal, Pewute dye
it should attempt eateat servire pinsible 10 Mralessit Hlessad -\, Uli ll wsstst
the state ind nation, Te believes that a large huuber af wanton ia alia wal
students, especially men, are attracted 6 teaclung by the he meetings at the Nmierican Matheas
Curricul ofthe liberal arts culleyes although they wold H Ne
fot oF Could nut enter a teachers cull
He betieves that the problem of the stall Gallege is for
it to increase the facilities uw its education departtuent, 0
that it anay supplement ihe sumewhi
the
teacher
colleges. Ie that th
paints latter ate
vite ampere Uy lack, of Tun ot enuipnaet, de to zi NEXT NEWS JANUARY 11
jack of state suyort. The liheral arts college’ cat, he : e HRA nisin
declares. turn out teachers without any direct cust tu’ the Serre tea atc | he Sead lL US IAAL: EU
state, i this day of mounting educational expenses. Wut He lays tate by Hl Januanty A, the seed day tullerwitng
these small colleges must rewch the stand vel ln Say i] he resumption vit classes after thy
state and by the Carneyie foundat Chaistmay recess. This rym avcund
fervice. He would reserve the teachers colleg
makers and ay ittitutions fur xraduate study.
‘This is problem what students of 4 teachers college
with the pulivy at the Navy an am
FeqHuriog ity stall member
should study. Itis of particular interest to students of this
college, where liberal arts and teaching theory are so well
correlated,
urns. sag The wert issue will
ol ah
Fellow! wd: pure one
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 19, 1928
SEX A BIG PROBLEM,
SPEAKER TELLS MEN
Man And Woman Relationship
Isimportant But Neglected,
Dr. Eddy Avers
(Continued fron Pa vt
gained from experience and irom the
tragnize We on that bess. That
rat much essential knowledie af sex
life and problems is withheld from yon
people with harm
according
ost iy artant
of present d Hut in is
among the most neglected of all |
Advocates Staple Sex Edu
“1 believe in sound anid stall
> the needs
tion
x et
f the |
i
There vats |
unl te
aiding tol
wespnsibil
at WKN I et
‘anced to cliwek inpilses
line the mind and Dvdy
De. Kady, Taek
for the divorce rate
he. said,
Wwiter power res
state is in the hand
ann ealleges, Hib
charged
Dr. Brubacher Speaks
President” Baubacher spoke un the
value of a stent YMG. NS hate
Caieh ute rtend faker comet th
spiriy af the men, de
Risley, Read at tly history department
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White the Kellogg-Briand peace pact
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ther pact that its
{he interpreted ag rece
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favor of adoption of the proposed
treaty
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Mary Dyer, \M, way elveted treasurer
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TATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 19, 1928
DR. SOUTH EXTENDS
WORK IN MEASURING
Tests And Me:
Administer
In Albany Schools
‘An extensive project in administer-
jig educational tests has been mapped
ouit for his education courses by Dr.
1B. South, assistant professor of
‘The tests are being radaniatored i
Ihany public schools, in the Al-
bany Academy for Girls, the Alba
Hospital, Albany Orphan Asylum and
v the grade and high schools at
ipencerport. .
the inclusion of this program in the
Albany public school system
garded by members of the edu
departin a
si theory gained in class is ap
plied int
the tests, This is the first year that
college classes have administered tests
in the local schools,
‘Tests at Academy for Girls
Students from both Education 112
and 105A have been helping test 150
pupils from the Albany Academy for
Girls, State College stud
continue to. work in co-operation with
the academy inh keep the test
records up to students
have also. part
program of the
in the Albany Hos
ning classes in
Joseph's Hos-
lligence — tests,
perso
jar i
being used in the
study of the freshmen at State College,
Problem Cases at Asylum
the two courses, 4
South, In other
chisses wished to admin
as the Stanford-Binet
ult to obtain subjects,
he class in education 112 is doing
the greater part of the work. [tis
composed of thirteen upperclassinen
and graduate students. This class has
xiven test in co-operation with Dr, C
Edward Jones, city superintendent of
schools, and Jo Kingsley, 1
search director in the Albany public
the
tests
ound,
seliouls,
‘The class has given the tests, seored
i assisted in interpreting, the
Me, Kingsley is expected to
sk the assistance pi the education de:
partment for duture assistance in test
-|toe and a sprained ankle in an indoor
I administration of
PARK LAKE AVAILABLE
HUSTED HALL SPORTS
By Rov V. Suiivay,
vs ae deulinaore gered “
ter the epic struggle between the
two classes on the greeusward uf the
college.
“And a happy: New’ Year,” re-
sponded Ludlum, as he returned the
book in a second tussle between the
classes Monday,
‘According to authenti
today received by the News
freshmen were ready to trade the
first-aid book for seve
any condition, bu
willing to do. bus
needed their pillows, it
CORR BREAKS HIS TOE |:
IN GYMNASIUM CLASS
ing on the part of
Daniel P. Cort, ‘31, suffered a broken | "The visitors. by” u five man zone
defense made it-a very hard job for the
Home players to score from the Moor
In the: second half the scorers on both
teams were so effectively tied up. that
the two teams. scored butseight points in
the entire peri
‘The visitors failed tw account for a
ingle point in the last ten minutes of
the first hf ‘andthe fest ten of the
oud. Tony Kucaynski
starred for the
who are expected to
cam a run for its money
former capt
son, Hornung,
Griffin and Goff a}
also expected to pla;
Varsity Improves Technique
Showing much, improved,
basketball ove he
w in the gy
and sophome
fan cedass andcned. by,
ch Rutherford
Corr was taken home in a taxi and
ttended by Dr. John McCormick,
ef..surgeon at St. Peter's Hospital.
X-rays were necessary to deter
mine the extent of Cort’s injuries. i
‘The accident oceurred when Corr,
holding the ball, was making a substan-
tial gain for his team and was forced
turn out of his path by an intercept
freshman and ran inte @ post
In spite of his injuries, Corr is attend-
ng classes.
football ga
Berean fresh
Bonaventure last winter.
s the game upened bath teams were
putting up stich fine defenses that it was
some minutes before Kuczynski scored
the first points of the game on a_nice
field from near the basket
fouled three times in the first five min-
utes of play hut the home men. seemed
table ta mike “good at their free
th
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Kaczynski And Herney Star In Win Over Coast Guard|
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Little Scoring in Last Half
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