State College News
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
Von XT. No. 17
Fripay, January 21, 1927
10 cents per copy, $3.00 per year
GREEK RULE LIMITS
COUNCIL ELIGIBLES
Only Two Sororities May Be
On Probation In Five
Year F Period
ALPHA RHO EXCEPTED
Freshman Rushing Will Begin
First Monday Of New
Semester
I has adopted a
Intersorority
rule tht anly tw
vavities. desiring
ay he on pre.
ation at one t As the pre
period for membersh pin the comet
se the effeet af the mew rule
Tinit the rate ni entrance
suirurities. te
an
tes the conell af new
wverage of ote every
Walt years,
Nt ores he eae
k ‘tives vanish ahiale
sorts. During
vers peter
Htasily
iy rte
vist initia Huttse fee Une nest
ves ears the rithe continie
Sirurities whieh petitinnad heiare
these riiles were sutespterl will tnat te
required tocabide hy thoy
a annponnan, ie
ual
New Rush Rul
Sororities belonging ty
will hein rushing Mond
Fo vle tiest day at tes new
Fhe rushing will consinae
dave Avil He followed hy at shieett period
the gouneil
vavelt
Dates drain hy
Kanga Delian
Saturday, Bele
Vins
Thesdlay, Ke
Zetia
ill TI ont uniform invitations for
freshmen it wishes to rush. “These in:
n dates for
parties, including the rush party
Fron ‘he tive dates the, Hreshnan
irl may: choose the three she prefers,
‘ ae card will then he re
ei to the surority: which sent it
cuts ill he sttbmitied by
to Desi An
lie wil send all then fresh
at une time
FRENCH CLUB IS TEN
YEARS OLD ON APRIL 2
French club will eclebrate its tenth
hirtheday anniversary with a costime
te Friday, April 2, .\ dinner will
weedy the fee
Tivitations t the dinner are issted
fe all members af Kreneh elub and te
He var aninoring in the
A Feqneh play
Peyonts for
first week of
y sign on the
and
duct a cake
9,
in the method of |
PROPOSED ALUMNI RESIDENCE HALL, FOR WHICH $295,000 IS PLEDGED
STATE MAY DEBATE
UNION ON APRIL 22
Would Clash On Congressional
Right To Enact Unitorm
Marriage Laws
To Whom Is The Ped Dedicated?
Editor Baumann Just Won't Tell
Who is the I ky ‘i
the 1927 Ved
DORMITORY BUILDING
DATE STILL IN AIR
May Ask Sophomores, Freshmen
To Pledge In Residence
Hall Drive
Hethe new Caltese adehate eeaned
i
Messe debating: eon
fiest inter letate
ye Mp
weepts a sent it this week
by the Un
cil, State's
wht
th
wll he ine Mhany, Bri 2
far the dehate this week from Joseph
Fried oth tse vets vsked] V1 anmustal euriain, representing the ‘
tw pled Iwefore tele grartuttion Shines ak: beauegtist Hine k orn, secretary af the Union
in inrence sot IAL wonnentstintents | iy. Atarguerite: Caner arom
this sear his ale the alec MK sea “Daedne" ane te thre Union had alrealy its
cat pred ie enllege in pr in OAR ten by 6 tal © OURS
“ital I Whe state Duly y yA ebatinas hen it !
iden wt sai iy review i ‘ HF state's aureement tn alehate, hit its
work of the jaeulty committee, whieh: and morrow feonnell at a special meeting enkerged
rectly completed fnvestigating the the schedule, Heesent ind cations are
swanins faites avaiable toa stents
that only ane State tea will debate
amd that it will he at nT
ten, comprsed af men and women
stinlents, They will he chosen by
ntitives ai the comnell an the
vf shill tiv tryouts,
JUBILEE APPROACHES;
“KING CARE’’ MISSING
With the
FIRST ASSEMBLY WILL
HEAR CHORUSES TODAY,
been
Cumtly
may he es
kets in the tee
tay
il for play
today
Of the Clarkson a
wight will he atuatewta! elt
s will be simg, between the phys,
Frith Hh, Cou
The juniors
hut their
tnaay attend ‘anninial post exam jubilee
plumed for Thurs shi,
required at the second Kether Luyste chairman of the ly i
a eee, aa sla nf ont kine Cae i ve or
CLARKSON TO OPPOSE | vinisi. "suf" Neston, | ss sie ilar ht saat
STATE HERE TOMORROW |” mcd Pe sa he wi the
‘ongest opponents thus far] TO STAGE SHAKESPEARE | (i\11"" care te
ne will be wet by the men's | Pho triad seene from 's} ever bev
varsity tuiskethall team in Clarkson |yhe Merchant af Ve the rest of
Fechnieal instinite ina asane in the Phy fottise De Gunn, IF it eseapes the onde:
el win over Clarkson,
= hetivve wht rate State's 4
vera ot the Best pt th
Ilia wigtory
yer Oayveste Navi sels fast Week
Caprain Nephew scuud his teat are
cated they east takes The
‘les plang. for
cto. Miss Mary
ramaties
burial Only a fey
fond ithe aiee fee
ale, eatlese physivian,
the advanced
Hest semester,
Cran, instenetar
East Meets West In College Halls As Eva
Dietz, ’28, Weds Chinese Student Of Union
‘an
ve Wilchover aay the ane
joes, iL shuld he ane af the best and
hank Fueht contests: phiyed on the} East bas met west in the halls. of
I
for stame tin
university. won another of | 4
nlent have played the
Nie new aimion of the
et
7, 28, is now Mrs, Clar- ibition
enew Shur and will sail for China dur- exposi-
ing the week of February 10. with her Mew, Shu plans
silk nt of
husband facturer
Sha
Ke took
dame between two y
men the “Bunnies
p ime
Pine Hills, di
Upon
T hope to
vary 34]
servi keep
towel will College and
alairs.”
‘0 THEFT OF 1029
BANNER 1S UPHELD
Myskania Also Declares That
Rivalry Is “Not Null
And Void”
is “ANSWERED
Senior Honor Society Denies
It Delayed Notifying
Two Classes
FALLON
‘The freshman men announced
yesterday afternoon that a picture
of themselves with the captured
sophomore banner has been posed
for the Pedagogue, senior year
book,
Myskania, senior honor socie
refused the request of Thonnas 1
lan, president of the sophomore ¢
ry for
ter be declared null and
that the underclass: banner ei
the test
void and that the: sophomore
Which the freshmen captured ¢
slays aye, be returned tothe saplios
The alee
nwa ath
sion af Mysk
ia el rte 2e Chane al abet Via ihe cu
Biteerisan fealty tah tM | | Ira Resolver, that Congress have the Phe tie letters fallow
let ar eit rtd he woot wt power te erie mnifernn marriage sand Fallon to Myskania
Mets aette waa will he the ith] “DEIRDRE? CURTAIN — | {e's have’ State wo fl ervey
i ORG es agy| PAINTED ROR PLABS = ic Son, Sh cee at
gossslnh sunt oils when TONIGHT, TOMORROW) ssi ese i's pol,
wid three
bnie week in
by the intersrivabey ral
Hiuently, everyone wha w
knew when the hanners
Wniting
{f cither banner had not heen, pre:
concerned
ere in the
cured it would have hee sulicient
fFeison for not opening rivalry, Hows
ever, cich class hal their. banner, hy
about December Ist, 1 asked you
verbally and in writing: ay to when the
rivalry opened, bat my:
nnanswered
nmtil the
skel
is were
med
ist
and wrote
College
Myskania to ) Fallon
hereby. notifies you that
for the first semester
lared null and void, and that
your banner will not be returned to
ne Ayskania
8 in posse:
banner until th
iteraoon of ‘Tuesday, January.
iis Five, Column Two)
2 . STATH COLLEGH NMws, JANUARY 21, 1927
te the sturlent couneil’s earnest effort anble :
State College News | x wicishicosl, sich eames |Zajan Backs Campus
Esranuisieo ny rie Class or 1918 He ae race cou aclcia tic NEPA AOe hae ime
‘To. Undgraradat. Neirnaner af New York given aver te. lant Pai vncemeatsby sts wh ae Commission As
xaies, hoaks ar concerts, to “sell” to the :
ane NEWS BOARD Hy, und yells, Or Necessity
tiny spec
w worthwhile
Enwin Van Kut ‘ itor-in-Chief
aye West “iis
Tete ZIMMERMAN. 3 "Buaiess Manager
368 Madison ‘Aveniic, West iodg-r
Managing Editor
ays Wy
there would he f
Vincixia Hicaiss.
660
Waitingion” AvenuG,
Sara BarKe SHADES OF GRADES
wdlssociate Managing Editor
a ‘Laake “Aveniie, West 168
‘Tueuata Te i Subkerbvion Manager mission awh You are the grey ghost swaying,
nina’ Giese, ‘West 2782 of iv iq already have so] Too grim for wit or mirth,
Fe eran Tees many dormant! You are the evil spirit
Spnion Aswoctare
ih fT iar terror coll ie?
Nisciae Tt only makes matters worse to tell these students that we cannot ent Who. Haunts the golleke hearth,
Apeiaipe Motsasti a Scuarck, 128. if they hi i week ty week they need the uti
Sine Foote oton 8 Honortey" Wares, "28 fear the examinations, So many of them an they volved i student] Yours the long stiff finger
Revowrers ‘That points with trembling ire,
writ un, 127 Rose Daansky, '% iss brothers: a clive cople, 0 i .
fa taal eet tr ses bas an aitestnts| youve Buominaton
Pgh anita Helldoubledamspitfire!
Mai ovosn, 127
awrite Hite 27
Karittten ‘Dovanry, "28
oy
need of a group
ich would Lake
esponsibility
Soni ake hens i
inert these monsters of
May Kuaw
they should muse, “have,
Why
An High elegy recewtly warwed
the youth of his: parish
Mitorro Gani 28 “i
eee Ge Mo at 9 THIS QUESTION OF EANSERS! v wirl of the lounging,
limite going te be plenty of
crowding at the matrimonial hires
when the hays get ready tis
Inusekeeper,
Tales w :
in the community, we become FAMOUS HOPS
less, The result is a display af sellish Senior...
individ 2 toad
an ‘ippity
rounis va Scot
Assisrane Meaixnas Manages
ter
Kawi 1
hoses
Fuasers
fst 29 A
fi “wp ii
28
Katnuatse
Ruri Ruut, Assistant
‘Sana 1 ire
y BY
Manawer
Chass
ira News,
nese, Deak
ch
Moone Views
tour. cartier, Ine
os will angly, care
jth ot ted a
“HER SON'S WIFE” IS FISHER TRIUMPH; mn samc ' MELA oe 1 @
Hikes Cher ett Sienny | [A NEW SORT OF DETECTIVE STORY | jcctshihtvnil ie escuela
auiied. BY E. V. K. fact, we have few orgs
Dorothy Cantietd. whieh should be seratehed from 0
list of clubs, Perhaps, soon, we sh it
(ate a plain, whe y "
ihe
ep kidding” next year's
suphumores Tt dieir hanver fy taker Iesslyctaitey lidlieltnnt tent
lege year by the
i
le cones, t
tell ns second class matter at pestomice, Al
year 8
W heen doinss tate
Son's Wife.
Vaisteu oy Motus Ant Vans, 394-396 Broadway
Friday, January 21, 1927 Vol. XI, No. 17
INTERSORORITY COUNCIL OUGHT TO
REPEAL ITS NEW RULING
anci’s new rake, whiclt will
AML esa
Ouven Mary helped herself te samt
wives ua cafeteria: fur the ather it
Don't try it J The bynrseved bad
ab the wash resister soil eatete an wenn
wer show evidence of
pose far whieh
it im
ranice
Intersurity. ¢
nf miore than two sororities
| attempt the Has the dey
ly ’ aed. svt fit :
eciokaeeiaad Br C’LEGIATE Bath i
nite nes nr affine ihe te ves ie rapid | Nes Vor Ie said the wwvatll west
COLLEGE STUDENTS IN
‘op abe
Veal, tut he did't sigs te wlio
mt any rte of the, council
Hetsetive stn
U. S. NUMBER 750,000
immemorial have i)
had the: best ay ofthe presi ils, sifer 4 severe . 5 ‘elegeary home: “No mon, No fun,
onal gum-stiee> | ays cant antl Migs Sigh Your Son.”
the spndie srs intents be: eriles Back pronto: “How sad, Darn bad,
ings. } interesting: Your Dad."
one sore
Hf
Mis
yea Te adit to the ceameil every tivo anil | CMG
oe she gre THE STUDENT FORUM
Apotoisies ws
his the schedule: that P see bein
with exams marke ont fur es
rot hid doen oss | a ET
the sent SAYS NEWS’ OWN HANDS AREN'T CLEAN I. ing seh aafaskeo| there ann sek Ree es wa ey
cue tite that the Yea Knrrone: mt rit
in every form Just how dies the News reconcile jts editorial attacks om
ae wastage eer tet aa with at
News ehh, sind « ews
lasee's anil Tecruitifig. si many: reporters
Sewvs Hound te keep int tomeh with
Tt is possi
hetore injustice is do
fi
Mf el
Intersufority ot of Bl i Pete IMA
teourse it is. ot oui by
atic as rushing rule Mbit need do te bring Inter~
the fall ue the ten
mnsitler its rule
Hut if it does
wrt Ty blk and white F see thee thers
tines amy eves dee phy mie Gilet
‘old plain fawt, that Pomist work a
“ Five exams. itr a trvin, sand at
2,
Which is te ealy
ENTS FOR OWN “L
Se et ec tcchmnn Gite oh enter mata thon, | BLAMES STUC CK OF CULTURE” cna
and repeat the stunt the tullesing ‘Tue News i fl me ed wa the thn Ns
EE allwinge are tw statements from whielt ane heres" a co
ken fren the Sant ata Dear
14. The first is,
Taw iv its opinion on the case of
EVOLUTION AND ACADEMIC FREEDOM ; i
__ | cian by siperinieantentg mate ju resileatrubacher's re Croasy tele ug that, the poor
As was to have been expected, the supreme court af | port: “Cultural siz are Hh] Seat the hating in weary lite hie mice eat
Tipheld that state's” anti-evelation iy] itis in th th remark phe tumor Sweanis | ehatisit and died, the wise
i heard 1 the College tails: at the | t Aba little mice that finis study
red tw be more ontsiders. that
um ing before 10:30 never got the
Proponents of ctdemie’ freedot
to the United "States Supreme. Cart ing ior OMY eer
an deci ment is presents yet vatly a. few itchacallit at all. But Croasy
ee A ead aka atlin didn't tell us sehat grades them *
that there a di
Tt should uot be neces:
it will be ne th
Scopes. can te
descended from mo
amt af ity great valne, | Sunder
sts, well-known lecturers,
iid they teeetve It scant sheet
there mice pull hether Math
UB and History 20 are required
courses at Mouse University.
EDUCATIONAL E(
CHOES, WHY COPY READERS GO
CRAZY
PAY $200 TO $10,000 Hieoueaptin one SH To
TO COLLEGE TEACHERS}, 30»: 10. 1 hotels Mira
site the Siam Saye Mike Meat
luce of Hal
feagelitt! Miss Wallace is of Seat
y Seapes or
would adv
prod tw "Calle: spin
jon oi response ter what is rea truth, real he
er one of whether a state tegislature, | and real culture
Inst iterate men, te what
ht in the public schools. — Prog:
nf the mind to earch ati
rlless nf lw with
visitng to
edt in
Enerom, Tie, News
Aris i all this talk: én the News about the necessity
vities, may Teall ta your
1 Matthew Arnold's essay
Arild, yott remember, Dada
Indoor gymnastics
will name a committee
the mail hox each we
W. again—Y, W. C. A, COM-
iollawvin
‘alture aud An
Miss Barkley
eo through
so
extend the favs a i
fone very teacher’ shel
mentals of the prate
“we children ei fit ar servants of the
who not only do not putrstie sweetess and
ABOLISH COMPULSORY ASSEMBLY? Ti Ida Sloe Water ia thom Gc lier Miitee $6 Go MGS" ALBANY
wf business, chapels, tea-mvet aan addresses," ASYLUM.
‘The senior-sophomare sect the student asseeiation thie dehatitien fe rath
seems to have acted whehninely vot
(last week's chapel the two motions to limit reading of
rapes, isn't it
28. ure aiguarcnily are eugael in any sets] Naughty Newman—‘elrraigements
fersion of cullege | avere made for callection af tuys ta bie
i
assembly notices. ; iil fesemen Mo arose re f
Dealcuande Huei Ream ee eee eet TEN YEARS AGO AT STATE COLLEGE su
1 sa ile duit whether the Coll oe From the files of the News for Jan. 19, 1917 Ted i Canady, Foal
meting of the, student inalp. Wp ed, is ut . ~ he Tangles knee tals af geese
service in keeping alive fan ah Crilese unlly, MRL BE lection of oftivers took place at a meeting of the In- vit in half that time,
family spit it, An hour a week does net seem too much dustrial On ization a week ago,"
time to give to this
most of the mudergraduate complaints he exhibit from sen
at compulse inst the City shown in Miss Perin
ra I Dew all students interested in art.”
the high schools in New Yorke
's room, should be visited by
Teengle Turina
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, JANUARY 21, 1927
BRUBAGHER SCORES | Mode °° Cleimer [57 WQMEN EARNING ts: avn] NAMB COMMITTEES
WESTRN GOVERNOR Hy) | COLLEGE BXPENSES FOR G.A.A, COMEDY
ving ourselves ay other
) President Declares Dismissal w Will
ar sort of spol
under the
Collegiate Music:
Principal Position Offered To ‘i ne
Of Suzzallo "Disgrace Co-E ing W allowing news story Bo Hein iatate Ot
To Washington” ce ec wats Ae dg ofl History And Art
" 5 lala Yoman's " Chiristian “Temperance || MG NUTT TO BE DIRECTOR
SRERON TOL QHENTS SOME GIRLE ARE COOKS! jn scii'aia htur Sri" Ul saequate” Stage
stoke on College hfe at Alhany lage Facilities
In New York State Education, Dean Pierce Advises Freshmen Mi the tiles of wildness of cot Prevent Presentation
Urges United Action Not To Work For Room loge students, af drunkenness, hip At College
And Board bocket tasks ind ire
lar live
abe declared
the students
citizens ain! uphold the laws af ott
been named for
comedy whieh
tion will pi
comntry vent at the Albany fnstitute of Hi
By Teachers
Highty-seven girls in State Cal
worleng for their room or Done
cher in the
parent, a dis
“A blow to every te
tion, an affront to ever
crave to the citizenship of the state The jwisitions open MTFs otiligceknrdlow tain
ow, are aoe tee site ate so yell attenfel A onion ffl Arty Fe
used by President A, BR, Heubacher, to helper ie seats tmless on a ; : 25.
il C wissal hy the trustees carly and 26, The di-
| sel ae Gaegh gathe trustees "ss Steet, stke: brielly ot th ar at ie
| resident Henry: Suzaallo, Ricttann Ay dewses ern ran || toe att Ruth MeNutt, '27,
The wntie ieaching profession ts —— fava te comedy
deeply: stirred hy the action of the See wifes « rane
ee el NEW YALA. PLANS |int its GREEKS HOLD REINS stile ens
clear that the gavernur of the state, Mie are opin where int ye deville
Hy Uconpialntlage javeny Ree re hy anaWcr beg Hae Tetepun i ly the
ye his ay ' a
Hostile mnjurity: iy he: rare of ni Shin ain atonal money ft inj in the
hin hstite lvitils ane may: take care sa ehilelren in litorium,
Feral ou Aa EE AM Ay Raniviannives Rien UNA, He ie i, seb Members Of Fraternities And he presented "at
Hil era b aace tina And R.P. |, Are Invited There are a few clerical and waitress Sororities Have Most he Lnstitute of
tease the wert” Ue we To Attend poate en ty girls a State ike Student Jobs
jacher weltes ii the editorial columns are it the Calle itsell
Hiereey dean of wonta, | Sorority: and fraternity: members tld | See
forestier wa Tae greta ot) tent ives See:
it ni kiss ail eli cattienes tia | yy Qt Gili,
ysclnty [Paw eatery mn BN) ei een
tf the current issue of New York Sule] pye yeysty Teal allie Nit
Kaneation, Dey Hark 1, Horner, | Men
Ate College, is editor | inn
hovel entertainment
H
furiner dean of
if the mnagguaine deme vost sii winte. are menher Waly several ‘eal come
Pravses Suazallo Slate Callouw whe atin Une adja | wei H
[tis probable that President Suz | Prank S, Howe, generat secretary “(| it the
zallo affended his excelleney, bath by file Mbany’ Central Yo MSC Aa is as vill tn
fis progressive eedueational teadership | sisting wile the arrangements :
sav the state and hy: certain economic] The plies forthe new organization | SNC ty ise tae stem i quoi
views held by hin i opposition ‘ta [hiv Wot yet vent completorl as the Tria) some way te call her: Va: tu
wor, Whatever the anders mburshi cards ave not yet arrived, | sattowe work. the: first yet aul tecorn
Cation was too largely: daninated by [fticors will probally take place after
rs Hands in cus
Fa has avureed ise
iran” patiteatnomniationn That i
fe amaaested that ob qoute
imevesting if all self-supporting: stints t
1 in at sti at her allice statitns the
Hak werk they dhe saul tthe ana
Other evn
Coe, “22, chuiriian:,
Hanis” Within
Ruth” Cuban,
Doroqwertios-— Helen
hunse—Florence
Lonise Mathewson,
Katherine ‘Saxton, 22
u—Harriet
cirman ; posters Ruth
sanall initial 9
the huh
ak the
the
I Menoraly are
CONTINUE ANNOUNCING, |°":'
The editor inehieg sat the Nvavs fe a
STUDENT VOTE RULES}'»'* is! ui ny i
President Suzzalle has conducted
Wimineld wile adiirabte professional
Hecarum throughout the entire pro
naintained a dig: | problems
secs, He hts nada ;
tidied attitude toward and in the [ $romp meetinns ‘ woamicemients. in weekly sear the Pedhagweate anid tthe Ciuarterly uewalapers— Thelma
wesenee af his nveraty fuculy PEASE LA yreear m bis were oercelnngly defeated a ie tnd th iota of sintiy te | f
Student hoy; he has, spo eee eat ne Shades {ie seuhontoresseutor assembly, Evie vtiy Mal the putin eater faceted | mies
Die unis wwhiels Rietuirl As Jet Wai ay, “One, maved hy Phen Falah business, manaver on Teth ynttien
mann ail Vevid Burke, “28, is: secretary
fan, president of the sophomore elass. [tons
raw hiver| FORMER GA\ Roh pc ibe pres | amare et utes tage tach ate an! PROFESSORS BATTLE
eng, fen eT avin ket 28 : Zain sepne-[inaternity sil vs ane backed hy | STATE INTERFERENCE
ha wvill support. hin Ti every. ape: | My rae Maruert Tater votes | Nite tie mado fa heen swank cs ata kclatss'" | IN EVOLUTION STUDY
Mr AVilhur Haber, Aha) WV Mt 2 : lt of ate Gist Athete {gl Xe SNS Arad ty the
amid the captain aan manaier | Ve
self-control; he
ort toy me
int view-presiden
fraternit
“The pre
antievalution legislation the
University Professors is
vate this growth in the
Feedhian af teaching
Hybia with the American As:
ement of
the university: prafessurs after
decided flieially: ty ene
ty read as announcements notie
jy inetuded in the Stare Contr
Dele Rho fraternity
DIRECT AND ACT IN THREE PLAYS TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
vuive 1 million
teache ry the burden of the
work in
ve the matter te
tion, atfered by
Lavejoy of Johns: Hop
pte
Thales,
fae must become
New, York State education
Voiegs the sentiments of
caching i
nid it defewting th. principle of the
epsration of irele unl state in ede
‘
ers ing
fail iteasurs- af steeesa iW bi enittra
versy wilh apolitical opponent
SPRING RECESS OPENS
FRIDAY, APRIL ncaa e
recess will bh
April Bat 3:40 ovclock,
ae leven ays until Tuesday
April 19, at B:10 o'clock
June 18
a rations 48 formed Ht sul
he legatity of the action of the
tite tet huok commission, whieh. has
femoved all meuti evulution from
fextbeoks int state-supported. shoals.”
TAX DELINQUENTS
Vallowing is the finance hoard’s Est
at students whe have neither paid the
Student tas nor made adequate expla.
Tis. talk will be
not Wis raved the west
uation . a oe Fitdred, N.Y 7, president of
“Pathe as i ine @ snOW=
Anetta, Manin future,
night
xeneral 4
renee Galdewa Bills, "28, p
Trelta "Hughes committee workers
lid easst to.
ul, according to Dr. Gertrude
Doulas, of the biology department,
STA'TH COLLEGE NEWS, JANUARY 21, 1927
VAN KLERCK WRITES
FOR PRESS REVIEW
“Don't Let Paper Paint College
In Pollyanna Fashion,”
He Warns
“Putting Pep
Paper” is: the title
by. adwin Van Klee,
‘The article will
'y issue of the
ed hy the Col
ciation
devoted t0 sty
School Press Rey
inuied i the
which is pu
cholastic Pre
rst instalment
ays of ublainig cole
4 co-operation, moral an
support
financial, for a student paper, Devives
for widening the influence and appedt of
the papery both in the student bh
ip
in the college field genera
outlined, Methods of obtainin
quate staff, in point af size, are given.
Ways of keeping the staff interested and
erated, amd there
ews? methods of
working are also
is. description of the
training the
writing of news aud fi
staff in the collection and
other details of
swewspaper techni
ne af aetive
inplishy this. by
rel the school. The bis
paper can render is in its mews €
He written sand
A onl Hews
tori
added pages is also told
AMERICA COLLEGES
REPORT 11 PER CENT
GAIN IN ENROLLMENT
American co
enrolime
th
Hons on the appr
Assoc ny of America
An ing
cent is shown in the i
time students for the pr
compared with 19
Oper cent for
ide part-time aunt summer
school students,
‘The expansion is general through
y, Dean Walters. re
for the middle West
tation
ments
REPORT 173 STUDENTS
MAJORING IN ENGLISH
ie files of the rex
lish is 173. ‘The
encullment is in the Ge
ich two students
ier
sophomores in Fnglish
in, Physi
CAMPUS COMMISSION WHICH AIMS AT “BETTER COLLEGE”
> ee fase
“a «
AINE STAPFORD.
HATE ILIA
' al
Anecaeel PABST
Bight of the nine members
KATHE DOUGHTY
ff the new campus commission,
‘|Co-Eds Need Coercing As Study Hours Come;
We Love ’Em Anyway, Say Matrons --Some
[evenness
State Colley
the pedantic rod,»
themselves
‘me tee need ay Ete
wn the evening
must he
yout kinovy
sulferingg Chtlewe land
iit by eleven
Nnother Hons
DIRECT NEWS HOUND
WHICH ISSUES “‘EXTRA”’
‘The News Hound, stait publication
oi the News, published its first extra
edition Monday, to get to the stalf a
story which “broke” just after the
lar Friday: edition
The Hound, ef whieh
29, is editor, now publishes more than
100 copies weekly, supplying all mem-
hers of the News staff
8 published,
eve Cole,
July seemed tu have different outlook
future wielders of ["Y
leh the title ah aniany® at
e- | and another
nicht when sleep was vainly Iuatled for
neil far inte the hones af the aight
lene Tontse: mater a
their sirls ih spite af
fined real please tty math
cir various “adopted families”
lve tu furty giels. "There
need at a eirls’ dormitory
but Catlesse auuttioriaie
nrothees abate hi
Houses are maute
hit radiate the eon
inner
Iuniche
ws veal fast
served at the houses, while
procured at the Calleye estore
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, JANUARY 21, 1927
CHORUS BRILLIANT,
DR. THOMPSON SAYS
“Had Forgotten How Very Well
Mr, Candlyn Conducts,”
Critic Declares
Havoin W. ‘Thostisos,
byt .
kK is of the opinion that
xp
tue haut sure
that |e ert better Kast
Thursday wwe of those st
inal years when T myself luck
chorus and at its present direc
were moments when [almost
ier Titerpre
Me, Stewart
alumni ar the public, ‘Then it oe
el ty President Layvell te send the
Ww Europe fur a tone, and it re
Wooleutt
New. York
in
whet F call
Hairidner, and his eminent
Thusrity wats echoed hy Miss Bessy: Wood
whi sisted on buying their mnisie front
IHhat tine forevermore, Sometine: i will
he disenvercd that State Crllege: has abt
allege chars of women in
Inger. Meanwhile we ny enjoy the
chorus curselyes with tall confidence in
their merit, Some day even the: facnlty
WAHL Hee about then,
Naturally the audience way mu
M
etling at
ip. Beauty suing wil
fue at title fast an th
it af the evsennes, w dainty, tinkling ar
ft Stevenson's "Shadi
+ furnished (rem ob:
\ group ui
vlitional part
st liked anim
urranngenient
in whieh the singers
crest test M this time of
nice is never periect, but the
Conductor ana
a Tittle mre
ccompanied excel
restrain a
V wanted t0
View; her tiny
wivelh aclnirend, F Iuul oor
Teig ery well Mr, Cally) conducts,
irs fie Thay dmprvayer Harn mney
ear more of Miss fanes
Snow, Sun Set College ‘Afire’;
Is ‘Burning Shame’ For Firemen
Sunday was not ae day that MI
bany firemen would have picked for
outdoor exercise, But excited citi
naged to take the Protec
1 ride during: the after
it would have been quite aw
ga, Bor the
at Staty College
found the
re) neatly exaggerated,
The whole interior of State Col
stu be ablize, Smoke is
from every window. “The
doomed,” a resident of
en avenue phoned
eetives sand pamper 4 bundled
viely and set aut, ‘The whole
‘of the College did indeed
And the fire
their masks
when they si the smoke curling
over the root, Bat ac moment hiter
they tra dwt their mass with
exchuniatinns of eli
fuel) Tike that whieh
"|MYSKANIA SETS FORTH
BANNER RIVALRY RULE|
angel ter hide the teed for | 9
Pleases At Concert _
violinist
tion,
Miss Helen Jeffrey
(Continued from Page One)
Cy Interselass rivalry rules, 4
eof dime 1926 Crest
Hand bok, 58,
+ instruct Myskania net
hin until both these wotities
shave heen received
Jee sath ah
Ile date
nil three
the
wonibaveht et Fels
Hammary 12 thy earliest
which date Fett thy
fthe ties»
semester hewins
§. Yow fad any came ai these three |
anid one hall weeks tea whieh te
chase ene week te conerdl the bat
the Callewe hui Mysk:inia
fails to see now “everyone concerted
Knew when the banner was an te
buildings
M
- | ten rege
answveredl
ant
Stannard for tH
“Vis alecisivn is tinal
“WE’LL TAKE CARE OF
"29 BANNER” - WOLNER|
"Wie freshmen still have the
Fhamner stu sill take
phone |
He Tae vie statement male
Wolter, presideat vat the: frestanany elass
eoneernines Hw tvestinat haw
Model College Sho}
M4SoPeacl St, Albany.1.Y,
COLLEGE BRIBES
cast organ scl
on ait 5 o'eloc
vcopal church, ‘Ae
Miss Stokes Returns
Miss Ellen Stokes, instructor
wi lies, hax returned to College
after a short absence heeause of illness,
Barkley Addresses Class
HL, Ihurkley, "27, associate matt-
editor of the News, spoke on in
anuiry 1,
Life of Carroll.
Gertude Daw 27, had charie of
the program of M et
r
thor af
‘alley. pr
iderland,”
ol
Psi Gamma Entertai
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ight fur Marjorie Ont
for the
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hn
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Speaks on Tire Effi
Why hallows tire
ney.
Fe eiiedenh wi
Hunter
Frilay afternoon,
Aphained: Iiy boa ML
Un Chom sty elu,
| Quarterly Bonrd Meets
Quarterly hoard held its weekly
[meeting at the home of Professor, R
1 Birttaned on Western avenne, Sat
organist and choir |
in
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day, 10. amd 2
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS,
JANUARY 21, 1927
its Plan Series Of Court Games---Faculty Tilt Near---Men Schedule Five Baseball Contests
CHOOSE GIRLS’ TEAM
ON GENERAL ABILITY
Sportmanship And Team Work
Will Also Be Deciding
factors
Sportsmanship, playing ability and
team work form the
whi “s awomen's
J, and Gert
iat nf waranty, will neteet. th
varsity team from the outstanding
Fs af these teams,
nilidates who have signed uy
1 divided into teams as fole
tina Avaarito,
2,
iRuth, Rut
Anna Meore
Ksther Luysster
i HE: Gertrude Swettmann
Dorothy Lasher, Marie
30; Barina Andrew
Kadding, Ms Matin
29; Katherine Watkins, ‘30;
i hy 230:
30: Jean ta
2
cly MeNiekh
2 Kthel “Cieananter, a0:
a it
hens
Dora Dishin
Marion Maren
\
ice Bingham
9, Geraldine
"Wo; Fathel
Blenis, "275
vude Tall
29; Gertrude Cr
OSWEGO NORMAL IS
DEFEATED BY STATE
VARSITY, 34 TO 19
Completely outplasing their oppo:
ts the State Cullesge men's varsity
etball teant defeated Oswege Nor
school ME te 1, in the, ¢
slay” event
yamme and
classed
est that State
quintet has played this season, Suite
tok the lead early. inv the first quarter
when Care seared from the field,
Tn the tinal period the
scored the Purple
Captain Nephew wars
twelve tn
At forwards hed the
Merney alae a
endl floor ‘Suit
were Oswesey
In the pre
Bui fared seven poitlts to Hone
hy their opponents.
Varsity To Play 10 More Games;
Will Oppose Alumni February 5
e's what the anen's basketball
y faces for the rest of its
Clarkson at Mtbany
Alumni at. Albany
Ne 1,
i
Bio New Pal
ech, lust
Varsity Captain
Clarence Nephew, '28, who will
lead basketball team against Clark.
son tomorrow.
practice
faculty weanen's
fur
vy Saturday’ nih
Mareh
ain, whew chosen, will Pe dasha batt amp
‘thames ad | Neaoleans
varsity
sed teat
skethalls Heetri
irse ut Schenectady ett the
Colles
Must Have Cards to Dance
Suadents weshing te bring
to chan
Pharmacy Swamps Oswego
Many Collese of Vharmaes
in the
work with State
when it
prev ints,
the <ecund period,
No Substitution for Russell Sage
Postpone Sw'mming Classes
Since the Mhletie Conference of
American Collage Women, af whieh
the Girls Athletic iation is af
hrember, disapproved of intereolteniate
sports, the Girl, Athletic vounei) will
nbstitute ua ganne for the licen
Baker And Kuczynski
Has State Coll
indrere sport fh
Coach ner f
re
sent Statesont the foe ths
“Has State A Hockey Team?”’ No! -
Kuczyns
| fe et
etal Whiston
- Yes!;
i In Verbal Gymnastics
an compose of
will start
Conel Baker hay his ow
dhout uezynski ay
knw,
ie makes at youl
at's Una
Mul
| The Locker-ro
om Low-down
By Insider,
and Goll will bein its
The Marple
most dificult contest thus fur this
“ Clark
Fi sizeable
Haut in total aver its
Hiree yireyinnis ay) State has
sewed 92 9 iis oppo:
ne scares are
State, 20 Jamutien, das State 24, Matty.
Innah 8) State bh, Oswvesey, 1. i"
Captain Nephew and Kuczynski |!
are fighting it out for the third sea- | i
son lor high individual scoring
honors, Nephew won this dispute
by one point two years
he was a fresh
Kuczynski did not
hus far
th ty points.
this year cach
Nephew
ading in field goals, with four-
to Kuczynski's twelve,
ny has the
six to the capt
but
ints,
Care, whee ability tee in
creas coatsidetiddy this
third with eighteen yyoints
Willard W. Andre
tener fea every ata
et far tenets iit WHE TEE QUALTETEI
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EYEGLASSES
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‘This year's showing by the var-
sity and their work in the two
years which preceded it have given
heart to State College basketball
supporters. For several years be-
fore had come the worst basketball
fortune that has ever fallen to the
Purple and Gold, Defeat after de-
feat p.led up, many by large scores,
Hy would be idle to try to fix det
sitely what has browght the change,
ity: two
iprevement
nent oF the present
ements whieh have
BASEBALL TEAM T0
PLAY FIVE GAMES
Meet Jamaica Teachers.
Clarkson Institute And
Hamilton College
will
Vive will he played bythe
varsity baseball tant next springs,
Hing to the sehedule made pub
ay by Ralph Suunley, 28, manager
elect. our games will be played in
ne
with Jamaica ‘Teachers
raining school will open the season
eon May 7,
¢ following week the twin will
fonrney to Clatan where it will meet
Hamilton enllege May 17. 11 will
play Vortkun’ Normal sebood te
May 21 The tinal same will come
to discourage sttceess. The ra ihe. gysnadiue
Fett and tate hah saa [wall Heino Shorea MY teva
Hest af the ew reernits, | Maar roe ot seun as the we se
tase heen Nephew aaut '
ly the better player.
We say potentially, because Ne-
phew ie not always in, as, good
form as he might be,
is frequently a, far more briliant
like other
Nephew plays
sistently, _Kuczynski, how-
this by his team
lly a shade
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Y.
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