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8 FROSH MAKE G
POTTER NAMED 1
3 Seniors And One Junior Girl
Head List For Varsity
Basketball
AWARD '30-'31 BB PINS
5 Girls Get Awards For Full)
Season Swimming, 5 For
Winter Season
Nine girls including three members
of the freshman class and two sopho- |
mores were chosen for the girls’ bas-
ketball varsity five following a dinner] |
in the College cafeteria Wednesday.
‘Three seniors, one junior, two sopho
mores and three freshmen are included
the list. They are: Margaret)
Doughty, Dorothy Rowland and Flor-|
ence Potter, seniors; Evelyn MeNickle,
junior and Marion Botto and Anne} }}
Moore, sophomores. Beatrice Van
Steemburgh, captain of the freshman
team this year nces Peck and,
Winifred Hurlbut are the freshmen.
ied for the varsity five,
jembership on the varsity repre-
sents good playing, good sportsman
ship and education,” Miss J. Isabelle
Johnson, instructor in physical educa-
tion, said, when announcing the names.
Florence Potter was named to rep-
resent the clasy of 1928 on the athletic
honor council at the meeting, ‘This is
the highest honor which can be won |
by a girl athlete at State College ac- |
cording 10 Miss Johnson.
Miss Potter was, chosen this week
to represent her class on the hor
counell since ny member to the counell
had been named at Moving-Up Day
last year,
Georgiana Maar and Ethel Du Bois
kre the membery of the council for the
Apatetin
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Viva Matar
Het WY ido
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Hances Peck aryeatet Cass |
Wwe Hd
TO NAME NEW STAFF |
IN THIRD ISSUE- WATTS
Hranutions the State Chlleyse
Quarterly will be tnade ater the pul
Fieation «ot the thik issue, according te
1 Watts. 28. editur inehiet
A he based entirely at
He material sulinitted
luring the yeu
KAPPA CHAPTER, ALPHA PAl G GAMMA HAS
[1 CHARTER MEMBERS
IRIS’ VARSITY;
10 HONOR COUNCIL;
|A Calcalis Book Far A
Course Says That
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Avinge pittshed aside only to. be
i
with at guilty
weasionally glanced
feeling and a. twinge
feet seeming to want to leave the dam
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appended te
0 reat
inv all of the yeloriows: sunishin
ute of the
whieh
ut the Cor
den tive
Iuchirds,
the
Vi the sprite at young tnan's fay
nay “lightly tien to thonghty of hove
Hut his fingers tanto pen ar penvil
Wid his Hhovghts ti poetic expression
‘wewtl Nast
Hiveaky ont hetweet
SOPHOMORES WIN 5
POINTS BY CAPTURING
SING CONTEST FRIDAY
Five points. in inter-elass rivalry
were awarded to the sophon
thes we the 9
speaking far the «
julie neta Wright, insteae
tor dn ehenustey and Miss Fadia Parle
fustenetar in hime eeonon
while the freshinatt se
There way ae verti «
ijshannione’s sin
judges think ote haruy thi af
fete een ii The steele jaee ned
DR, PAINTER TO SPEAK
the Patiras Stas knbees stoncaas “the
aul sical he ayes 4
(in the memorable mht or Mareh 23,
V treshinen heeled by Marian
and inelliog Nine Saver
let, Caadys Hungertord, Bs:
Jihies Kokstew!
aera
Kune Mahar, sant athers,
Jeane te the ‘college anh slyly guarded
the actions ot the sophomures. during
Sears sand antl they Tad perceived the
the cherished banner tevin its
ah thet Tenchu a
thes proved ane te chase thes agave the
iy anal vat the toa ot Wash
wow through all the by
trvets ot Mhane Finally, the ireshien,
tier aessailinye the suits ath Lake a ene
searched their car but were agin a
weesstil He wats JAS u'elock in the
morning when the tired. ire
turned home from theit fruitless
The nest day, §
way. into the home
30, said rushed
tw the second Moor,
| Hue
IMPORTANT
Myskina veaueate tht all juan
make a ¢ Hist of their activities
AA ices atice iy: have ee onl
Tege, These fists ate tobe handed te
A ener of Mykonin ofr Fra
n English Literature
Spring Is Here For Sure
the months of Marele aand fine
Jall of the vest ‘uf the year together
But mest at the former, a
sige evemily 6 a
ail si) aloes. danuage
Fest av'thw woekhe the fatter
ov Thane
‘question, Vaan
sieele et ih vert
| Bbun Here's an vauttet tive awhile
Jharions shay redo, tet day
which (oe Target gid-senmester exaiuin
J avin ad enetinye pa ves, atl
ew with the spring.” her's mike
JULIA FAY, BARKLEY,
VANKLEECK ADVISE
adviser tw stil members of Sir Bill's
at the Johnstown,
NEWS WILL ANNOUNCE
Phe Star Conniaa News will a
the thie Beihay ity
MW .
April, sand sill fase hens entinedy an
merit fe Virginie Hixson
28, alitor in hiet
:.| Margaret Skidmore Is ’30 Star In Losing
Contest For Sophomore Banner Saturday ji
Don't you adire jee tye ane the third
Noor
third oor Margaret smacle
une downy the: stairs with the
teaninye the anmer ht dire a
saw Her sand pursed Ter watttsubyu
giarage oilive Iichiwd the tase. Ener
Wotusste tur the stitease cnanal
vwaniy asats satastesd ad at
tie the struggle, Ghalys
eal a the tuys at wat
entered the
keeper
about the
The freshmen then
escaped Hn a Last
Margaret Shidnwre
You ay
question
inn,
shower
wan't because
alibis fur the sophomores: but T
ny
T haven't con
rush for haying ay least
them whe have envi
attempt a raid, ‘They
Aso spirit the nth degree.”
portrayed
HIGH SCHOOL PAPERS |:
NEW STAFF IN APRIL |:
Higgins Is President Of State
Chapter Installed By Dr,
Brubacher Monday
ADD MEMBERS IN SPRING
Leaves For Europe
State College Has First Unit
Of Fraternity East OF
Pittsburgh
Formal institution af Kappa ehap:
ter of Alpha Phi Gamma, national
honorary journalism fraternity, took
phice in the offive of Mresident AR.
Hirubacher, Monday night, Dry teu
bacher conducted the installation by
proxy for the national executive
tary, Sherrill E Leanaed af Veron,
Elvetion tw Alpha hi Gannna: de
pends pan distinetive ony one
of the College publications, the Starr
Connon News, Quarterly
Jand Suite Linn,” Editor
Ws, Whi are juniors ar seniors,
ible for consideration: far mets
bership
Fatlowinng
State's
the
| sear will be mute
DR. BRUBACHER SAILS
TO INSPECT SCHOOLS 11... susnt jure fae
IN ENGLAND, GERMANY} is. hii svt ot won
four publiestic
Mpha Whi Gamma
whiel adinity men
28, eulitorsin
News,
Virginia, Mijasins,
chief of the Stratis Cina is
dent of the mew honorary society
pre
‘Three former members wf the Nuw Other aftivers are Katherine S. Saxton,
[stall are now fully advisors of Wad Tin Tiapices. af the Tivternatienal Rede | 28 business manager of the News, first
MT school paper eration ai Teachers’ a iis. He{vicw presidents Margaret Mc
Chey are Edwin Ro Van Kleceky will visit teadinge ealinaational -instit: [yusiness ananaser of the State Colles
editor in chied Jast’ year and now [tens in Germuny and Enytond Quarterly, second vite president Mabel
principal of the junior high sehaot de Hie Mambae ioe Msi ftceiaierh sat *
principa e Arto and wl spend ater Heras, “28, assistant business nny
partinent at Mhittsburgh, who is avis. Iai, bre there he ans te tw the News, treasurer; William M.
ing. the Junior High News there; Sarah] Berlin, passing thyemph the wat Cepia | Frenchy "29, managtine. editor of the
Te Burkle. former assoxiate manag [i thie Saar valle.” Theil sh at] Ny ocretarys Betta ee
ing editor, is organizing a paper at] IN st. he wilt [editor in-ebiet of State College
the Owewe High sehool, and Julia AL] study ive wovenment | Lion, bail
Kay, formerly an associate editir, is pee wny, povially the Odenwall] Other aineutbers ai the News statf
who are charter members af the ar
re tiserlanals pendiiiet dave axanization ite Hlizabeth Mette ace
wh Geneve te visth the Teatie ‘28, ciate mmumaging editor: Kath
JA teathre so the dig] :
cand Josephine New tu
Lait business muinager
fon Ma IN, liusines
nm iam, an
ager ot the Quarterly amt Beatrive
Wright, (28, eilitor ineehict af the Hert
erent Ieeanie charter embers
WW the installation Mouilay wixht
Mita Vii Gianna wis toate at
Oto Nether verity i |
aa ae aera eae a a, |
Lentiirt ‘vies fh ne ; “I hi itr UNE oe estat
METHODISTS MAY JOIN Stes et
WITH NATIONAL GROUP \:. egal tae ate
mara ‘y
IA, wha Tal eat fied ie DisuuINs ik eal
ee tarts Liege: semi Wevkly ewspaper, which was
wsatded the prize tor the Best paper it
Scripps: Howard
|Newnan Hitnish a {head of Ay uch ah
invean ip ce puny |Fonisiana State Normal college. He is
vrallee gins ot tHe fist Vaith,{a graduate of Ohio Northern university
Why are scattered aromub ange the atl a charter member of the mother
dtfeveut churches of the city.” “hy is fehapter located there,
very likely said, “tht steps will | George McNamara, vice-president, alsa
he taken to become part ot Kapp Phi /of Ohio Northern, is director of publicity
sorurity, Which is a National Methodist | of that institution and was president of
{Alpha Phi Gamma last year. J. Mure
}doch French of Muskingum college iv
secretary.
Srganication
Mure detinite
nounced later”,
ans will be
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 30, 1928
State College News
Esrantisnen ny tae Chass ov 1918
The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
State College for Teachers
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Albany, N.Y. March 40, 1928 Vol, XII No, 26
ALPHA PHI GAMMA INSTAL
MARKS JOURNALISTIC ACIITE
Installation of Kappa Chapter of Alpha Phi Gatina
Monday marks achievement for State Collet
only are State's publications winning reco
themselves; but now they: have become affiliated with a
National organization whieh has for its purpose the ap:
holding of high journalistic standards, Surely our four
jbsleniony dederve viuch env aid Gousiundanbeh for
this most valuable connection
WINS, LOSES. LOSES,
CONGRATULATIONS!
The sophomores won and lust within a day and the
freshmen lost and won within the same day
Congratulations to both classes!
Fine spirit and pep was shown by hoth of the compet
‘BL
30 WINS.
ing classes in the sing Friday and a like spirit was evi
denced by the first year and second year classes Friday
night when the banner of "30 changed hands. After more
than a year and a half in the hands of the Chiss of 193
the blue and white has become the rightful possession
of the Class of "31
M. Jayess
WHAT IS THE KEASON, UNION?
It appears that the Gebate association of Union college
will not send down a team to Albany to renew. the
forensic relations which were first begun with our varsity:
squad last April, Li the debate council accepted
Henge of the Schenectady institution to argue the
adoption of uniform marriage and divorce laws, with the
provision that a return engagement would be granted this
Having this promise in mind, the cowneil issued a
tiv its reply
association last fall
fon admitted that a general lack
to the letter, the asso
of interest in debating at the college, forced it to reject
the challenge of our council, adding that, if interest
could be stimulated among. forensic iH youl
again consider a contest with aur varsity tear,
Aain, in January, when the Schenectady: institution
inning to detinitely decide whether it would ehouse
circles
a tlehate team, Wolter personally renestell the chatter
with Mr. Joseph Einhorn Nicer inthe assuciation
‘The latter promived to reconsider the challenge it Caio
could find debate neaterial
No word his yet heen received from
beyin to wonder why: aur eounel’s ebualleny
accepted. Hi interest in debating has dropped, within
fete seh a low point that Cig
its students to debate eatests
to he regretigd that this condition. prevails. leven it
A Schenectady
nyenhatice
rd it clash
audiences Maye dwi
surely Union canto
of stuntents, dustench
with nr tea hist
wathering that ever w
xreeted the tent ati
present at ai miter
OF Union nny be anabte we tid a tea te
tepres Hal seers ttt
evidens iestitition ot |
ai Hulett wil
Hive oat Eni
Ji one dewbr at the real a
Fett nisatistied with ity
rejection ot the «lullaige
Feet, we would squatter
aattenhanes, a large aul
four second resent iy (he eau
that such an insti¢nuinn tia
slump. Howe have strach
analysis, thet we Gan al least expedt
auiswer train the Uition ass vation
sever debate relations wale w
fallen tute att sutetleetna
the real mative m+
Wyo
The last sentence in the vilitonal by Warren Cochrane
fast week should read: “Lo vate otherwise would consti
tute a breach of that moral trust to which wes potential
eachers are pledged,” instead ot “perpetual. teacher
teal ™ Wok
HALLIBURTON MAKES TRUTHSTRANGER
THAN FICTION IN VAGABOND BOOK
By R.J.S.
The Royal Road to Romance by Richard Halliburton; 399
pp., Bobbs Merrill Co., $5.00,
Is truth stranger than fiction? There can be no doubt
about the answer to that question after one has read
Halliburton's story of his vagabond tour of Europe and
Asia,
Starting from America, ely after his grad-
vation from Princeton, the youth worked his way across
the ocean to Germany. From here he travelled from ad
venture to adventure: by bicycle, foot, automobile, boat
and train, Probably no white man has ever startled so
many foreign peoples as did Halliburton,
His travels took him from Germany {o the Matterhorn,
which he climbed after the regular hiking season, Next
came a midnight climb up the Eiffel Tower and then his
dancing maid in sunny Spain, In Gibraltar, he had
several days to consider life through the bars of a dun=
eon, just because he refused to observe conventionalities
Monte Carlo, the ‘Taj Mahal, Kashimir,
Ladakh, Angkor with its temples were visited by the
intrepid youth, whose further travels included a hike
across the Muliy peninsula, seve
family on the iste Bali in the $
top of Kheops, an adventure wi
other with Bolsheviks in Sibe!
{rom Siberia imo japan, his escapades there and his re-
turn to America all color up his delightfully interestin
and thrilling boole, 01" "PMS delightfully interesting
Unlike the usually dry travel story, Halliburton keeps
der excited and interested from the very first sen
of the story until every phrase hay been read and
digested. To read the book, means to add to ones edly
Cation immensely, as well as to provide une's self with
Many hours of enjoyment.
Halliburton, evidently tried to break every convent
plity ever invented in Europe. India is still looking for
his ‘railroad fares.
obscure
with Seas, a night on the
h Chinese pirates, a
a, his subsequent escape
STUDENT COMMIEP TEE
GOVERN MENT CHANGI
PO REPORT ON
ON APRIL, 20
cry soon after Kuster recess, the very anh dis
d question of student suverninent will agin con
Up in assembly. “Phe eaimnitter. tu. whom
Was entrusted for solution has heen ordered tu report
on April 20,
Very proh
by this tin
to report
Although very few af the student budy were aware
of the fact. this committee undertwk a nurst dilttealt
problem, | There were twe questions ti be anewervd Ie
First did tle majority of
anal seconully, just whit
bly their work will not have heen completed
DUC Hevertheless there will he considerate
fore anything could be done
the student budy want iaelinge
change did they
Mi “hat
Ig Way that thes werr
micthing in the existing orler
>it stinld he, but inst what the
the preseat consti
eresting facts, Te stuwed that
tion Hil far more power that it vas cut
Scions af, Te alsa shined ancl ambiguity. amit meh
twerlanping wf powers. Which Wad te tuiweh
of the va
Vhe comunittioe teels that it hits disceve
real difficulty iy and feels alse that it hag
tion, There still remains sev
however When the rep
Will have the «
what thy
Teen
wrraansel
the student buds
The cannitier: 4
attend this
sti he made at iS
Anite has hte
mv comments itselt to sony
you ta decide The
unl it's woth it
Witsks that intelligent 4
Hy you don't Tike what the
assembly. 1 the
deteml at Tt is
only vate represe
then
i intallible
Woke
oN
VALUES.
ASKS FOR BVI
IN
ANUED SENSE Ot
UNDERCLASS RIV AVLIY
ake affency, Thereiae | nuke a phe te y
enor aM yates re the snuatter al iiders has
ing atselt, sa Ui NY ceatmed yy and all the
father pereuiul any HoeMTLAME eC esses ut The
with wander The
aivestion ash Me iudersassneen really take
hey thank the matter at vets creat
aerely that seame idividials tle
Wag litte Man too Mai astantety N gneytatts suacstton
hugh hie, she anutetvtasstiion think © Wut | reivate nea
eskitie that Clete are sane titre we dhe net wach ae
nus
Me came Tick ade uneder laxsiien realize that inter
Hivaliy ay a gate, att sunset
WE plies The
ici aid Naty Huthbing Mast Saturday. hou
tusly like the juts Hy nit refer
fe date aide eliartis gaits, but to the uncalled ter
But on by a grate at Areshinen and sophomore
Wo thing to come abut was. diliberately
to he ridiculons.Underelassinen! Ney
matte World demands such an etfort Neither
Vradition tor Cliss Loyalty Ceven though each ic the
Foot ut anany: stupidities) asks
fur such sacrifice
uvither of your uit
A
DRAMA LEAGUE PLANS
PLAYWRITING CONTEST
‘Three national contests in playwriting
will be conducted th the Drama
Louie of Ameriea and the Play Depart
of Longamns, Green and Company
Subject to the terms of the awards, the
winning full-length play of the new von
tests will he produced by the (
Thewtre uf New York,
GREEN SUGGESTS MORE
_ik
y by
Pilgrim Players of Evanston; ant
one-act play by Keith-Orpheun
Cireuit
Vanideville aul the Aineriean
Acvdemy of Dramatic Arts, “AI win
ing phys will be published thy. Lane
nuwns, Green and Company. ‘Phe Na
tinnal Judges will be Hatcher) Hughe
and Kenyon” Nicholson for Draunit
Loague, S. Marion Tucker
Hishers, and Eva Le Gallienne
producers, The purpase af the ev
Is the discovery of ew authors whe can
the
the pul
fo
Ameria
write clean plays fre
standpoint
Phe fulltength play may have any
hinnher wf wets oe seeties sal any theme
may he treated in any meaner. “the
Hiblical play may be “one act, tul-length
4 pageant in constriction, The they
| must he purely ethical war fase on inet
ents af either Old ur New
Mhe treatment mist fy
Fania, Garey,
Testament
wholly wn
| This ic he scoot af a series of
Wrtictes intended to outline suyoestions
Rules for the contest may. bef
moni bulletin bane. The
Submitting manuscripts
anu ont
fast day
September
| fo: manking the program af. the atu-|aya
“hy Eaiaxven tks, “30 y
|
joi ert Suto” °°) NINETEEN NEW BOOKS
iw ist she! ADDED TO LIBRARIES
| sh atthe |
average number vf meetings tor the hast
a Ihe bean thir Nineteen ew howe have bev ad
iy number, approximately six] Hie Hrary oF the Culley said se ey
" to the dibrary ot Milne High) schwol
Miss Elizabeth Cobb, College fibrars
minnnnicedl woody, ‘Tvsge leledd tthe
Collewe brary sare
fame a
Stake speate: Utetiomary hy
Aton Ei
p
4, Pedhagoxtie Voting yA taaten
List of Junives efigible to. Myskania, fit! pe
(0 Peyote for sin Teles neler |
leaders Ane
7 Voting for aicers, Myskanie men | ts :
vers, and Cimptis teen |
8. Names uf people whi hive wat paid}
their dues,
4. Movine-up Day: practice
10. Tustallation ai Oftieers
H Report of Secretary and
Add to this umber “twa meetings
Which we will probably devate to reports
1 the National Student Beteration al
America ial the ttal number that
| Mains fur ather activities iy twenty lM
ie new: autiterianm will notte eum |
pleted for September 1928, Miss Cobb
Wei have 1 especialy
[ecru “tolling aetinns in tw | “Eacts a Hacky at Leal
ta wih Hits Gach perl ts thing [ by evidgcandh reer dee
Furthermore, the admis [st Avihore’ hy Chui ee yick
fi Hach, becuse, se ik yt
[ireshmen meet sep S that are nat recalily ieee
amnwe Hine timnit will have: be
taken ints consideration even atter
imple 1 the new saditorian
CaN We REE the Mest ati these
Heenty-two thirty-five: minite petals {le
[sie that te
euttinne
oO
Miss Cosh
will tind “that thi
Which of the tafleving activities she) tt eitations "Th hae sane vere th
wir preter? Haw tmueh tine shall we Wid diate 1h
he eal 1 Ds Glenwas Westeut
Hays
No Adviticed nitnutie Chas Wis a tanily pontran
{ Uraanatie cant Mer Association, 3 te ablerstauding ab hteieug mat
Susfeat Menta ied ath alsility tes avtite sanity ng
\, Ueshieatan Mw ontitully aire evideut ttinmutt
Chorus Mi Things hy Beniehley, de ttt eso
( Luilividuat Talent Hytw ot woth Which raves its unter
Listenimental BN ite
HH, Vatacaton bat wal tity ad thee
TV Chass Stat i Mee te V Piece at Roost Bs
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ib Neg ELECT NEW OFFICERS
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WEI OutstanMine steve ses, Ht the atlait ter
ius the wusical selections, written were slecstatnnee Ah uiisie
Cntr Stats “24. tal “Hurcnce | Cruelig Van Raat wrvangenient
ciacgaley, (2h which please the audi | Hikla Kitna eivee hawt Kut Vath
romgh ATL Meee Lave ts the Same hick invitations Honey Slt Na
AM Anes” aml “Weeckers ui fulty, Jane Eunice
by
Gilbert publicit
Gloom
fur the card chorus,
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 30, 1928
STUDENTS SHOWER
DR. RISLEY ON BIRTHDAY
And
students send
DEAN PIERGE TO GO
TO AN INSTALLATION
Will Represent State College
At White Plains School
Exercises
When it rains it pours.
when the hi
YORK PLANS TO GO TO
Thursday, She will take with het
spies of the State College pe
Mrofessor George M. York, head of
| the commerce department, will
nal meeting of the
OMICRON NU TO STAGE
She aad Dean William 1, Metzte
the
ident, will attend
an education
isn liig nis
he RHO WILL HAVE
; HOUSE DANCE APRIL 28
| so will have its annual spring
Shturday, April 28. Comt
wollege faculty
i charge include: Ethel M
the trustees,
FRENCH TO TEACH
PROOF-READING AND
HEADLINE CLASSES PI ALPHA TAU PLANS
DANCE FOR APRIL 27
Aisa
An 5
‘ont hing Joimison,, “2K
aw sorority, will bald its
rmal dance atthe
ay April 27, Cony
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MILNE HIGH SCHOOL
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STUDENTS TO SPEAK
FOR PRIZE TONIGHT
Milne High
1 Ralph Garrison—"Lauek ys. |
by Jol S. Wood |
clon Pauley-—"How the Whale}
Gon His Throat” by: Rudyard Kipling
aud Heath Cale Quai yt
jalawarthy
Re
20, will spend
at the Pi Alpha ‘Fat house
DR. COBB TO ADDRESS
Dr. Charles N. Cobb will speak
mecting of Chemistry elub, May 5
ma
B ZUEND ON HONOR ROLL |
2 She was abe |
sent trun some of her sn |
the marks have just heen re
BETA ZETA ENTERTAINS |
Elizabeth Milmines ‘26, was a sweeke |
at Meta Zeta
FEAREY’S
SPRING STYLE
in
Women's Footwear
$6.50
FEAREY’S
44 No. Pearl Si
3 Central Aver
TRY OUR TOASTE
» NEWMAN CLUB HEARS
CHEMISTRY STUDENTS
“COLLEGE CANDY SHOP |
SPANISH CLUB PLANS
CARNIVAL FOR MAY 4
Spanish Carnival will be F
y 4. The supper in the College
MISS MAHONEY SUNDAY
Miss
tional p
K honey, of ‘Troy, ma-
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DIRECTS MINSTRELS
r 29, is: di
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‘tary, and Norma Ch
CALL
YELLOW CAB
MAIN 444
Limousines rented for
nue (near Robin)
ED SANDWICHES
DAN
“SAY IT WIT,
40 and 42 Maiden Lane
KER
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Mbany, NOY
Geo. D. Jeoney
198 Central Ave:
Albany,
Main 7054 18 Steuben St
t ranch of the Boulevard Resti
Buulevard
Phone West 7614
@ateteria
Hue > at bobin
N.Y.
aurant 108-110 State Street
COLLEGE HAS DANCES
WITHOUT CHAPERONES
Discovered—the only State College
dances without chaperones, Scandal
2 Down in the College
ry noon—the line forms
ds gambol to
{out of the
pression
few. see
themsely
“Alice Sit By The
simgburg Hiish sehou
This Golf Suit
with regular
trousers for
business is
only
$35
Others up to $75
McManus & Riley
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MAROH 30, 1926
DR. TSU SPBAKS IN
ASSEMBLIES TODAY
Koerner Heads College Y.M.C.A.
Ross, Vice-President;
Collins, Treasurer
fas elected
* Au
| C
Hermann Koerner,
president of the College
Sunday. Other elections
Carpenter,
Collins, ‘31,
The ¥. M. C_A, is bringing Dr, ‘Ts
here to speak at both assemblies today.
talk on the present situation in
Dr, Tsu was educated in China
now doing graduate work in the
United States, He is said to speak
ing well and, having
come from recently, he is: fam
iliar with the conditions there
Rev, Peck Speaks
1g Sunday, Rey, Heck
janchurel spoke on
At a future
discuss the
p
fi
r
At the mee
scientist will
ct, this heingg one of
ot eales by” different nen an the (opi
Rev, Peck said that the question of
scienice and religion is a very extensive
field for discussion, when we consider
cover 2M) varieties af re
|
Religion,” said Rev, Peck I!
eral is the desire or effort of aman to] 4
understand God and the endeavor of |
rnin to agree spot immortality, Gel |
and mortality are ingeynrale from
religion, Science is the study uf
physical universe, ‘These eons
nay clarify’ the discussion of the vo
Mit,"
Discusses Religion
“The question of the conilict be
tween science and religion was sharply
Draught to attention by Lyle about 100
yeurs ago, Darwin in 1859 made the
situation more eritival ¢
A andl intuitive] ©
insisted pon
theology. After the World Wary the
faith of men was surely tried, “This
is shown by the rebirth ot spiritualist
doctrines and the interest of Sir Oliver
Lodge and Conan Doyte ir the subject
on one side and of Houdini on the
other, Some believed in penalizing,
or departing from the old re
who presitte at altars
that set of men in the]
Tahoratory who are making surer God's |
haws and revealing His nature, ‘These |
men should go forth with the benedie
tion of the Chureh rather thin, with its |
curses, Confessions and religions fur: |
quulae are often deadeletter: laws but}
have na westhetie value Vee nly re
Will persist is that based
iMable truth and whieh iy in |
but inchides
To Announce Cabinet
At the conclusion af the diseitssion
and prayer, tetrestanents were served
aul th uiestions at ening asl
to the forthcoming Yo M
vention wag, disets Wie we
inet members will soon ean
Kuerner said today
Boulevard
Milk
Produced and distributed un
der ideal conditions, “Teachers)
particularly and the public gen
erally welcomed at all times.
BOULEVARD DAIRY CO, Inc,
231 Thied Street, Albany, N. Y.
lephone Went 1314
JUDGE DUGAN TELLS
ra
only a imaterial bu
sound mind, according to Jude D
Iie tee he eh he sa mean MEETINGS
INTERESTS STUDENTS In AND DINNER POSTPONED
Winstin, Company. is
State College students
m
qunizer
September
FORMER DEAN MARRIES
COLLEGE CLASSMATE)
Harlan Hl, Horner, formerly dean
recently marrie
UNIT OF ACTIVITIES
OF JUVENILE COURT)
“The corner stone of the Children's
Dr
of State College wa
10 punish but to treat the juvenile as |“
ine in need of care and guidance so that
and be of future
J
Calhoun, 0 path: |p
eriologist, and Dr.
married in.” Rockf
Mrs. Horner was!
Dugan of the
‘ourt stated before
icine from, the University of Michigan tj
in WL he practiced iwedicine for
ime, and Jater
ology at the Unive
Dr. Horner left State Colle
hho Hil also served ss director of stim-
mer school sessions, in 1923, 10 become
rk State Education, a
the New York
young offenders in the courts, is the
principle that each one must be treated
rom the point af view af individuality
1 view af this fact, he said, confession,
uilt, and punishment have’ no place itt
‘of the Children’
the you
fact that
spirit
that side, without a
nstinet, 1 doubt whether we
very Lae in making hime tolerant of the
uw of the state”, he continued.
Judge Dugan stressed the ditierence
wen the stern, rigorous justice of
ral court and the entle,
"
Previous to his association with the
the had been for thirteen years
tate edduention de
y Atbauty with the
1 Desiper at the
unnization atthe
Te served
id ehiet of the administration
iid during his last six years
ted as. direc
and inspec: |
hecame
ifticulties bring hin into court
The first step in reetaiming
uvenile delinquent, is 10. find 09
whether he has a Sound body: 4
in the department
tor oi the. examinatic
{tions division. In 1
dean ot Sate College
He way ie member
Universiiy a
h
of the fienlty of
tor two.
Eaviconinental difficulties are I
ease oF the ander privileged
he child who looks at life from a
nent winelow, IW mniy of these
Ie ind fs aoomy. There
The Child Deve
VACATION SMPLOEMENT i <a
Miss
pment Institute meet
rel 1 tee 15, ity
hie postponed
becuse af the
Wilker whe
cerns
Mourence
Grace Hempt af the
irying to”
in summer edit:
ealueation
home ta ie tele
ation af yublic. scluwi children,”
xpliiny,
Any girly who are interested are ty
State College ur
“Dependable Flowers’’
We Teleyraph Blawres tu all Parte
Of the Worl
we STREET
Corner James
Phone Main 3775
wrk will he wecumphished sy'sten
Liratgh the shoots, "The New
aice Library” was just out ai press last
We wit eaergetic, intelligent stu
dents why vill ite teat
rest parents in home educat
wlerene habits fur ehilde
ite
EXTENDS SYMPATHY
club extends its: symupatliy
20, in the recent dleath
Newin |
ay ate Cay
ithe lie
Oriental and Occidental Restaurant
AMERICAN ANO CHINESE
Open Il until 2A, M.
Dancing Wav ill A.M, Except Sunday
_?h
‘AMES-ASWAD CANDY SHOP, Inc.
222 CENTRAL AVENUE.
CORNER ABOVE ROBIN SPREE
WOIOUS TCE CREAM
AND PASTRY
and 1
ALSO
COFFEE
HOME MADE CAND
SANDWICHL
NEW YORK STATE NATIONAL BANK
ALBANY.NOY,
GY STA SPREE
“We Understand Eyes"'
Bn On
EYEGLASSES
50.N. Pead St Albany, NY
“PALLADINO
BEAUTY SALONS
Home Savings Bank Nidy
ASN, Pearl St.
OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN
Strand
swimming meet, Wednesda
WwW.
*| follow
Obstacle race
“a
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
TO MEET ON APRIL 10
fof the Home
ie held April t
Room 161.
’30 WINS GIRLS’ SWIM
AS ’31 TAKES DEFEAT
‘The sophomores led in the gir
in the
C. A. pool, winning 30 point
eslimen came second, scoring 18
points and juniors third with 13 points,
sther Waters scored 28 out of the 30
points for the sophomores while 1
Hicks and Emily Caurles were the only
ones who sored for the freshmen and
juniors, respectively
‘The results of the events were
is
mplete at-
tendanice
Gain, president of the
Jers for the elt
fe ofiaivod freee ihe Reais seononsies
ofive
INTERSORORITY BALL
COMMITTEESANNOUNCED
Kana Wolfe, "28, president of Kappa
Katherine. Watkins,
her W
31, and
ash
Hicks, second
hird; back strek
Ksther Wa
¢ | Brow
to be
Westcott, (29, nan of the Alun
me hiachvoir whlen il ake vl
the same day
PROCTOR'S
rand ——
HIGH GLASS VAUDEVILLE
ND
THUR, FRI, SAT.
MA <FI-APRt
Wihek of VRE AB ichus:
With Virginia Bradford and Alan’ Hate
MON., TUES., WED.
11 WATERED Sou sner
wus Allee Joyce and Jean Hershelt
‘andle race: Esther Waters, first
Emily Caveles, second, and Katherine
Mt Emily Ceurles, second
Waters, first:
rand Wella Rebs
TO BE APRIL 12
ce chub banquet will he
Held April Luh at six o'clock in the
wieteria of Richards’ hall, “The dinner
will vost fifty cents and! will he fol]
owed by: dieing
DIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA
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