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Real mcs 1 PENALIOE FROSH |? CONTRACTS HAVE CAST OP SEASON'S
BEEN AWARDED FOR
[TRADITION BREAKERS} 1927-28 PEDAGOGUE FIRST PLAY CHOSEN
Three contracts have been a
for th
Wrinht,
Oliver ©
Freshmen Must Apologize To
Student Body At Third
Violation
Morgan, Wort, and Strevell
Will Act In “The Bank
| Account”
WILL TAG OFFENDERS)!t# The Rrandow prints cnn |COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
he the printer ane Ohenans will be
the yblieation,
covtraet for engraving
ee Dramatic And Art Council To
leving McConnell's Gray Pig
Bring Heywood Brown
Wins Prize In Pedigreed SINS We Fight att
neces that pans are
Stock Show int Goer Set tg The hak | To Albany
ditions three times amish ai 2 the first presentati
persan ty the whole stident body. [ivetnres whieh are te be kept secret matil [advanced dramaties
te suphonmire penalties an flit day The useah popatar vote ot the |
huni Lontise Pinhee, sophomore | prettiest ane the wittiest stusbet will he [Che re i
vice president, Eviday night at the lf ule eat” AGT be the tir
wood
Tevings MeComnell, 31, entering ain the atta in sino next week, te js the divertor
Courtesy Albany: vent
Heestmesr ALR. Baenacurn
Chawesce AL Hieury
TAL TO REMAIN $41; lecrerrirrautes| occ at a
BUDGET DECREASES fete tee ad pats 2) UU 1 ATEN
icone erent aes gle ee BSE BRD CONVOCATION
Dramatic Art Council Has
$150 Increase; Myskania
tions
"Professional Leadership” |s
Is Cut $72
-_ “1 The General Theme Of
The proposed student jation es Digaih 3¢ ie ealities i hy ‘Convention
deed a f 1 rail ACE as ets thes eta) eon Clyde: Seems stiyehot ei wl hts, Mas
pnheed tee be presented in assembly ir in the whiote stiletit Pwwls el gaires Wilson, Rati Laine 7 Frew evil] aT a
tvnday will be S10 less than hist set's | evenly Sinithhs Inimier asitorss Pali 28) Cleanup, Mildveal Gabel | Efesident AR rvbieher amd
Didget. This yewr's Indget with he | Freshen were rorced ta tiew ne | Dvsrethy. sini Mey Laugton 2 many oh the Callege fuenty will take
SI20284¥5 last year’s was S1273850, Tuning ashes ior, Fis Vill flv Hexoval Fam, the Gana joa nt i the sixty third vanvocation of
ies wevaniisitin, Phx sryttead Notes will soon tae pwotert ont thc tubers hits atl eritieg te Wwe be gh :
Only vile em tas heen increased A ‘ the Vniversity of the State of New
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vie at th Chanee hall, in the State Educa:
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Virwrnttn barre st al QUARTERLY WILL TAKE census’ conanont ot viegice tems |, boii
hay heen ent from $425
iuslivtustey fund tron
wail the tay. cards tyne fre
S10, The freshinau hamthook aud
4, the
nwt CONTRIBUTIONS TODAY 95"). -i3, yc gsm nit be schol Leadon
a Hanearet Cuiges at young anit whee [Mn ALR. Brubacher and the prime
erie tural he
Tudent direetory have each been ent
sehouls will
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cated on the phitio
Stave College this year, the student yet | an
Has will tein S11 a spite ol the ’ .
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Uirplis trv List year of SLOn2 Bive amt sul as book and alr te setts theme for the ‘Thursday afternoon
in tity via aad 4 tall x a Lanes nesting, Herbert Seeley Well, sper
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he applicd
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speak on "Che Sehoul Superintendent
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PBW SIGHTS ABROAD 0.2)
Visits Paris, Naples, Pompeii;
in Explains Interesting
Ws Tihany, ii Italian Customs.
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oc! RECEPTION TONIGHT
+ theme. “siqweryd
at Pearhers
will be given hy) Cor
Ailair, president at the Chis:
Surprise Stunt Will Be Given
i Between Dances By The
West werk Upperclassmen
fan male
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ja el ole IN PLAY HERE ON OCT. 17]! G2 ae scans
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AWlitw sanae Hae se the wash diggers When a aan fessor « temivebanies, Colutibia
cH unin r Cousntars mathe, Ihe gates to the amiversity, will be the speakers. “The
Secretarial eva Ione aid villians, thie other three «hat | te With Ws te Hiake wm [father et the yirk best to nuke ar [tormier will sive an address The
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Fitivients aint 22000 sc shun, oh the stint Fis at reat ademsanl top thos wh ary he thot beysuns | latter will speah on
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( Luni han State College,
telay 15eu hey nea Hh Candlyn, in
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Hat between hon Prestanen are especially ore fall bape is given age that she ever | Hise school arches ra will furnish
quested to join, will be asic
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BTATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 7, 1927
SEERA
State College New
Esranuisitty ny re Class ov 1918
‘The Undergrad paper of New York
Site. Callege tor Heachers
THE NEWS BOARD
Vincinia Higarns
Editor-in-Chief
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KAtHerIne SAXtON......0 Business. Manager
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x is JUNIOR AssoctaTe Evirous:
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Geneon Otay 29 Hest any
Wena, 2
Eurrons
Wounea, 130
Revonrens
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business Srarr
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Cxvsny, "30
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Atte enon, 30
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Novewrisiva
Camemenn. "29
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President
View
Secretary’
the allege year by th
‘sts 28 per yeas,
Del where, th the Uoitel Staten
attr at a Albany,
Fablished every, Friday
representing the Stulent 6
Sinale copies, ten cents,
Entered as seeuml ¢
ily enlarse sentiments expressed i
es sriieSprined antess the writers
gti of the New Ahunysuy
News des m
contributions
aes ake
it he pre
LUDWIG’S “WILHELM HOHENZOLLERN”
CONTAINS CARTOONS FROM PUNCH!
By W. MF.
Wilhelm Hohenzollern—The Last of the Kaisers. By Emil
Ludwig. Translation from the German by Ethel Col-
burn Mayne. $5, 528 pages. New York: Putnam.
imate picture of Wilhelm I from his birth
‘ig can write, It is the
exile, written as only Lud
thrilling story of how one man, a sword rattler, ci
to a war-pienic.
nation to turn from economic leadershi
“You will not hear,” says the author in his prefac
es of socialists or of foreigners in any of the following
pages; but only those of the emperor himself, his relatives
and his friends, his Chancellors and Ministers, his gen-
erals and his courtiers." These voices, aided by Ludwig's
imterpretative ability, tell a remarkable story of world
wide interest.
ft is fortu
from a
gandistic,
ments, Ludwig dispels any
propaganda,
Seldom is a biography written ina vein more unfay
able, more hostile, more destructive to its subject. ‘The
last few pages contain « striking indictment of the Kaiser's
of his people in their time of greatest ned.
novel on
fe that the book is written by a German;
other source, it would he taken as most propa
t by frequent citations of well known doct:
possible charges of writing
desertiv
It is far more interesting than
fike Ludwig's “Napoleon”, it is bound to he in the fea af
biographies this season, The twenty-eight illust
to the value of the book, wled in these
photos of the Kaiser in varios poses, and leading, cartoons
from "Punch
Incl several
HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSON REVIEWS
HOW, WHY HE WROTE FAIRY TALES
By W. MF,
Pacemakex” AWAKns,
Wr
lest 1
enc
Prnira oy Mus Ane Paves, 396996 roalway-—Main 2267
Aunawy, NV, October 7, 1927 Vol, XII, No.8
EVERY STUDENT SHOULD PAY TAX
e eustom for the fresh
stent ant aeuty
is wouerally
foster gov
Ati-AMERICAN” AND
CLP,
Puaze as "Aatenica’s
Newseanen,” CS,
Sreoxp
In
men to he obliged to spe
member which he me
Jiewed that this will “put the frosh at case”,
and make of the student body just one Purge
all of whose members nore oF less well ae
why make the frosh speak
ssien in reility the hosts whos
iy and. privilege it is to extend first greetings,
Strangers? Doesn't it seem possible that the Frosh might
feel a little shy about putting himself forward—just a wee
PAu, then, ist nly natural for a neweomer to
he rather ‘reserved cep) himself from being too en
thusiastic in his social climbing. sv as to allow the upper
classmen to have time ned ith nt a
tw bring hin into closer frie
AC present there is ow teaiton at State Coll
requires freshmen speak first tu upperclassmen,
ever, wouldn't it be a good. plant to start a custom whereby
tupperclassmen wuulel extend the kul haved and greet every
frosh he sees, rogardless af whether ur not he has spoken
first or hay anet him before? Perhaps it might be possible
ta exiend this universal greeting gun to all students
Af all classes there have heen t
SPEAK TO FROSH, UPPERCLASSMEN!
When the stwlent association accepts the budeet, it is
be expected that ciel member ct the assuciation will
pay his student tas, Many expenses af the guvernment
met by the incwine from taxes; and woe ante anyone
whe triey to evade them! Likewise sare the expenses. af
neu advantages given at State met hy paynn
ted speakers, artists awl misivians are bro
the reach of ev
Copies af the Seat Cu
tury are distributed free
Dransatie
tor News, Qi
teh every stunt
aml Art pays and Music
ciation progranty are all envered by the student (ax
Surety canywe whe fails ter fuave the gonad ja ww
share inthe respensibility asf this taidet hy romp saul
willing payment ai his tax, is unfortunate
One thing, which will give a stranger avery. gout secon
ations, iy the prompt faytveat ast bis Halls, Thy vane
ie hit for the fru
Acluiission
football. juanies, Asai
CHANGE CHAPEL REQUIREMENTS
"Alter seventy eight years uf compulsory eh
Aswiciated Press dispateh, "the University
discontinued the traditional eeretnay
lation ost the faculty committer
University ot Kechester is hut ane af a kare nui
cealueationial anstin
nauidonedd tlie atitiqiiated system whieh cumpels callege
students to atten chapel assemblies, consinberiny
Calleges all over the comutry
more that the student who benefits front at )
will attend without beings compelled to dha see saul teat thiase
lw go only under compulsion slew i personal benelits
hur eujoy ment frome the sessuons aud disturh those wha ss
‘There are students in but ot these categories ab State
College, “For the henetit af those whe do enjoy: the chapel
aud would attend without compulsion, we elieve it wo
te uae atealanee atthe. Rriy ruin
Why not here tou
Kj,
uve sbovesitul else bere.
S18 pages
ebutersen
American t
the life of the
Hans Christian
York
review” she
tales tw kings
"lovely story,
fairy aud princes;
apy al full
maker's son whe tld
iseless to comment pet tl
Anderset, this new edition
same delight dunbled, ‘The bauk: is condusive
to easy reading, well illustrated with porteaits cad phot
raphs—positively inviting.
Published by: the Ameriean-Se
the belied that greater familiarity
monuments of the North will help Americans ts
tu stimulate
pinavian Fondation “in
with the chief titerary
better
understanding of Scandinavians, and thus ser
their sympathetic co-operation Ls goad ends”, it is quite
certain ty accomplish this. aim,
All those students especially
the tale of the aly duckling amd its Gellay stories will
want to read this hook which tells how sand why the noted
who have read with rapture
author wrote.
LOUIS A
THE HONOR
USTIN WARREN DEFENDS
OF LINCOLN'S FAMILY
BW ALL
Lincolu's Childhowd
Warren
and Landon
New
Parentage, Uy
SAU, JN
The Century: Company
Austin
York
and
Mlusteated pages
A great wealth oof lomg-forgetten ducunicuts: found fy th
thor Ge musty Kentucky court hanses fori the bisis ot
which this hook is built. Mr. Warren first bees in
work, hie tells as
tiny biographies oa
terested in the i his preiaee, whey
ter review Nbratam Lineal |
hecame convinwed shat Linvoliiana lid not present abs at
thority for most of its filings alot the Kentucky history
af the: Lineotis
yin sturiey of Lineuli’s early: tive his supposed
attertant upon his mathe
ing that he
caused the
amd to delve: ite the
And these doen
Hy hits «
Shearing the
is on these that he bint
Homi Vines ant Naney Hash:
were ma 1, 180; Abra La
nn honorable: paternity, not at the alewiken.
ter that ht
coli did met come “hte the
Mhicesed traren and ot
irth with but one ut with
rentant author to th
hoard all the
for instanee ay aver
16 reliable
rents, ets hs
uted ian a twenty: counties ected an
he past six years
either Lineutu ur
the follawsiny, Uiest
fame char Lather 1s Lin
work on the wns «
vost
eessively pour at his: birth,
The buh
ut presen
oF the tines, But the juthur's bok
+ hint
patents were mut es
uly details the Lauculis Gauity svar
A Vivid picture of eeatonue sand chanesti lite
won't sell aes iw
ho trying te anaake Lin
sivas, At inulevencies,
coh a "here! nothing, it tact, to aypeal tee the
we Hughes, Woedward et al
shoo! ander the gentler
Hal notes amd frequent quotations make the boul
The
ages a religions envir
tu historians, chaplers on educational ad
newt are well worth rewding
"MAKE G, A, A. YOURS, “ URGES POTTER
w
Florence Potter, '28,
who writes third
in a series of articles
of advice to
fresh men.
Coutteny Athan Eventing Seas
Funeesee: E Dorre,
track. Do wot stay
awe never payed the xine
Wate the GOAL AL beard
| practices and find ‘ont with
the Helene
Naturally you who hi j
tered this new phase of your fife here |
it as full and
at State want to make
|
|
|
| Margaret Rurnap, ‘30,
as enjoyable as possible. Just how |fiard. play aw
successful you will be in making it the brait fogs. Your own sitistaeti
four years upon whieh you ean look |at your siccomplishnnent will he stt
back with satisfaction “and pleasure | lieieut reward but, yet will fine nthe
The Giris'| ines as well. Yom will meet uit
vou otherwise might not have knew
is trying, 46] and will nih up firmer friendships ia
help you out, “The sports are for you | paving ane working together
to enjoy. ‘This fall we hope to have] State, GALA. is compused at
class teams in field hall, hockey, | dents, for the henelits ot th
and swituming, a. tennis tour | Now tliat you Thave. joined
nament and hikes; this winter, baskel-| it yours to, not always ta recede
ball and volley hall, besides the winter | from batt te serve als
sports and in the spring, lindball and | you the
lasting sitistavtion:
Miss pro |
the child study group af the
Vrogtess club at Dehnar, Monday
She spoke on her experience with eh
indy. classes in State. College
Winchell,
conferred
Morence E,
with
When mist ave know «
They are tet atthe
{Lia Metter.)
them ssiterward
Hlizabeth Render visited the
hone economies depurtinent Friday. | jy
She traveled abroad during the sunt
Hetty Doyle, who teaches in Ales
andra Bay, was at the eollege last} Are we
week 1
hay yer
May we clea
We has beow din
allel
utely wt
Keane I
(Dean Metzler
eu classe
(Dean Metzler
“Marion Goldsmith, '27, visited
Delta sorority house’ over the without
troppeil
- = That ht
Kappa Delta spent Saturday aiter-|piuustanen bin we uot
goon at Nornianskill swimming and | iseut pion
liking. A camptire lunch was served | Metter)
was chairman |” Whe the
pels son
any, fv
of arrangements, ise ASOB AC ston AGA
Gertrusle Mall, "29, has Hl
finan oF the Hower eur
Antersurority
heen ay yp
mittee
Delis One
Bhs Delia surority welcomes inte: i
pledge wembershipy Bernice | Van
Sickle, ‘24, sud Eleanor Colbers, Mb
Thanp ant
onl we
i the Call
lien
bits
wed in Which these uew mentber
ban bike
aumounced
Wha Hiatt januten
Mio tippers a
Cu het
1 Dare
uly, Shin
Psi Gann senvriny peal
shy: Heatly
20, Way A yettest at _
Sorutity house too the
week end
Syitsuny
nit ls
Salt
this ye
Fecene Calle
; teal
andl tiveuty
iternoun
chosen weleanied the
a bridge Wa, Miter 1
inner was served ine the i
the rear at the Hall
wh
Ireshinien at
Newman cli sleds
tonight at an Hall
Vatrivia O'Comiell,
president
Phere a
io definite’ plans hi
tuuiions or hieakfasts ay yet, hw | aheatre
ever, since their house is aot co {aie
lee Seow
Hevubership drives will he conducted
bez inning Monday, Miss O'Cunuell
ai
oaecompanied Ly upper «be
Hf spline abasses th
vuley onthe mathe, tut tes
Callen tradition Jucbuding at
kania)
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTORER 7, 1927
SCHOOL JOURNALISM | __ Coch Despais [FRESHMEN CaN GET | [yee a ap
CRITIC LAUDS NEWS me MAKING APPLICATI || YBAR'S GURRIGULUM
MAKING APPLICATION
Training Received Will Raise Psychology, English, Music
Standard In State And Art Schedules
Says Ewalt Extended
8
Peaininys in stuvlent journalism re
f the Stave
n Poetry,
Children’s
er
CAN'T USE BRAINS AND annie
WEAK BACKS BAKER}
Many aman is
doing work day after;
day that an electri¢;
ps
| =z
THIRTY-TWO ADDITIONS apie a al f
Y, LAB ASSISTANTS HERE 1g,
FOR COLLEGE LIBKAR iu " ed
site “S
S
College men and women recognize elec-
tricity as one of the principal aids to
progress in the factory, on the farm, and
in the home.
spevially wlaped to any task,
210.000
‘GENERAL ELECTRIC
GENERAL ELECTRIC YORK
4 STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 7, 1927
_ SE FRESHMEN BARN | adores Classes BRUBACHER ATTENDS) —_Imspects Houses /SHILLINGLAW BARNS
ENGLISH EXEMPTION BDUCATION MEETING DE MOLAY BADGE
These Students Had Averages Summer Sessi Of National State College Man The First
Over 82% In All High Education Association
Albanian To Receive
Coveted Honor
School English Met In Seattle 1
As a result of the English miner convention of the Kober J. Shillinghaw, treastiver af the
ssciatian was class af 129, was recently na
tion given 9 o'clock Mon
eighty-one freshmei
the regular freshman
oral and theme English,
amen will take inste
ashinygton, this sum: pres tative De Moka, by the
A. R. Hrubachier wa
dele from New
eaineil of that order, ‘th
hestawerd avon abut 80
nother course, atone (Ine. Lieut, AL amtry eel yer, is for all aronnul ate
tion of teachers in
ine ggrown since: its. in
velopment and is one af the
tf
ening Nown |
‘eanars whieh the vargani¢ation ean give
to its
: Shillingghaw isa member of the Wi
MISS ANNA E, PIERCE Ham 1. Geawey Chapter, Order af
Comrteny AM Beeulme Nowe The Malay, Mbany, an is the first AL
NEWS TO TRAIN CUBS
IN TWO DEPARTMENTS|
COMMITTEE CONSIDERS |\\" "i (ult Se
slic gt fre i yar th LIVING CONDITIONS} ws nm tov, Kon
“AE rs ies oti [ya usa aang rth ttl a he Np
weekly newspaper, the “ son Callewe sins “hiave ine inspected hs | Star Lay
faculty advise fo Mhighh selie aunty | the i
insly aviners tog acto yy anid uy a ielegttes th
Tiree courses will be taught in the | tmlamter. | Te, Elliat of Harvard, Wil
eaitorial department amd ane in the
Vacant Ait Te Dieree
Standards that the committee members| fine atthe juihlie mectine sf lis shaper
ised in judging whether a plier wis | ether 1
ata te An ARCH
hea oe “Se i SUPPORT Shoe
weet | With Style-
of Pattern and Last
nerd taiy’P girs reevitly ngtned will be presented 4
sare alse held ith sniad
e given over entirely 1
in aultninistrative work
ast winter the convention wis i
winter and
ec
s. NeXt year. “These tnd
winter conventions dsnaliy: draw then
of men, while the simmer meet
re almost entirely compused a
dente (ue tl
Copy-reading will he na
\ finited mim
ta
fred Harlbut,
olyn Kelly,
Ki Ro:
mittee members a
Hort Hive ely in aie
wag or A Une atcha there
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wowies,
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IS PASTIME oF FROSH) PLANS YEARS EVENTS|:
Thirteen events haye heen scheduled |
utliletic associa: |
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innings meet, Nov
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3 evtih tet Manel Hy faculty |
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7, 1927
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WILL GIVE MOCK TRIAL ~
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 7, 1927
SENIORS DESCRIBE |W9 SEMORS TEACH |PROSH NOMINATE 6 |¢ 4.4, NAMES TENNIS | ENROLL 320 FROSH;
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Due te the increased nnmber of —— tennis tournament to be held the later |34 Graduate Students Ace 55
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