State College News
Vol. XVII. No. 20
State College For Teachers, Albany, N. Y., March 7, 1933
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues.
SUMMER SCHOOL
TO BEGIN JULY 6
SPANISH CARNIVAL
WILL BE APRIL 29
1935 WILL DANCE
TONIGHT AT 9:00
Registration To Be July 1-4; Dr.
M. G. Nelson Will be
Director of Session
Royal Court Will View Stunts
By Faculty and Students at
Annual Festival
Sophomores
and Guests
Total
140 Couples For Soiree
In Page Gymnasium
Instruction in the 1933 s u m m e r
session will commence Thursday,
J u l y fi, at 8:10 o'clock. Registration
will be conducted on Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday, July 1. 3, and 4.
a t t h e registrar's office in Draper
hall. Dr. Milton G. Nelson, professor of education, will direct s u m m e r
session.
T h i r t y - t w o faculty members will
present the courses of instruction in
education and arts. T h i r t e e n visiting instructors will serve on the
s u m m e r session faculty. They will
include: Dr. Joseph Kirk Folsom.
professor of economics and sociology,
a t Vassar, Professor Arlie E. McGulre, head of the d e p a r t m e n t of j
education at the Concord S t a l e
n o r m a l school, Athens, West Virginia,
Donald M. Tower, '19, of B i n g h a m ton Central High school, Edwin R.
Van Klecck, '27, superintendent of
schools, Walden, N. Y.. and Asenath
Van Buren. '32, instructor in commerce, Ithaca, N. Y.
T h e eleventh Queen of S p a n i s h
Carnival will make her a p p e a r a n c e
in regal rob°s when the club p r e sents its a n n u a l carnival in the Page
hall auditorium on Saturday, Apri
29 a t 8:15 o'clock, according to Eugenia Millard, '33 president of S p a n ish club. The new queen will s u c ceed Josephine Holt, '32 of last year.
T h e queen was chosen by the s t u d e n t body last Friday during t h e a s sembly period. T h e nominees in
alphabetical order were Carolyn
Christiansen, Abbie Dineen, R o s a land Kapps, Carmella Mauriello, a n d
Louise Osgood.
Courses .of instruction will be
offered to superintendents a n d principals who desire to specialize in
school administration, to college
gradual! s who wish lo earn a
master's degree, to graduates ol
n o r m a l schools, to scni a and junior
high school teachers who desire lo
secure additional credit, and lo
s t u d e n t s of not le.-.s t h a n junuii
standing from other colleges who
wish to register lor courses in education leading in the teaching certificate.
Admission lee
twelve dollars.
will
nol
exceed
KAPPA DELTA RHO
WILL HAVE DANCE
FRIDAY, APRIL 28
G a m m a chapter of Kappa Delia
Rho fraternity
will conduct its
spring dance Friday night, April 2H,
from nine until twelve o'clock ul the
new c h a p t e r house, 117 South Lake
avenue, according to George Hiser!,
'33.
Roger liaiieroll. '33 will be genera!
c h a i r m a n , o r c h e s t r a arniir-Tincii's
have inn hi i n completed as ye:,
liaiieroll si lied today.
Coiiiiiiii lees lor the dance include;
music, Charles Klssam, '3-1. chairman, Robert Robinson, '33 and Paul
Cheney, "ill; decurallons, CliarH's
Afwell, '35, c n a i r m a n , William Nelson, '3-1, and Kail fibers, "111; r h a p eronos. William Collins. '.'i:i, chairman, Ruben Meyers, ':U, and Wil
l red All.ird if/ a r r a n g e m e n t s , Rn\ inoiiil ii.iin
'33, chairman. Ale-,
Jadick, 3:'), m l Kdwai'd I )e Temple
'.');>; clean -up, Paul Hulger. ':ili, chair
in.in
( Ivor
e
Decker.
.Hid
Cieoi
e
ll.in. :oli. In shmeii; bids. Allien
liu h "la eli.iiriiiiin Prank Youn •
•:t . .iii.l P!iili|> K l e e m i d i ,
3-i. . d i d
p r o r e m . ,) 'ill D f l l e t s o n , HI) c h a d
III.III . m i l L e o n a r d W e l l e i
"iii.
Art Class Tea To Bo
On Tuesday Afternoon
Dr. .Milton G. Nelson, professor
ol Education who will direct t h e
1933 S u m m e r Session of the College. T h e Session will open on
July 1.
Pour s t u n t s will be presented a t
the carnival, one by the faculty;
a F r e n c h s t u n t directed by Dorothy
Griffin, '34; an Italian one, by H e l j
en Danahy, '34; and a Spanish one,
by Letitia Connelly, '34. C o m m i t tees for the carnival are as follows,
according to Helen Mahar, '34, g e n eral of the carnival: queen c o m -
STUDENT OFFICERS
TO BE NOMINATED
IN 11:10 ASSEMBLY>iUl
'
ers,
WALT REDDEN TO PLAY
Banner Rush Will be Omitted
Emblem to be Withdrawn
Until Monday
One h u n d r e d a n d forty couples
will dance tonight a t t h e a n n u a l
Sophomore Soiree to be conducted in the Page hall gymnasium a t
9:00 o'clock.
Arrangements are
complete for the dance according to
Clifford Rail, president, a n d D a vid K r o m a n ,
vice-president
and
general c h a i r m a n .
Edwin Markham, "Poet of the
New Era." who will appear in a
lecture April 27. under the a u s pices of the Y. M. C. A. a n d t h e
Y. W. C. A. Admission will be
twenty-live cents.
EDWIN MARKHAM
WILL READ POEMS
>'- '
Lois Potter, '3(1 sets, Matilda
Centner a n d William Nelson, j u n APRIL 27, AT
Vcraniea Crawk,
3:i; flow
Walt R dden a n d his college o r chestra, featuring A r t h u r "Melody
Lane", radio artist, will furnish t h e
music for t h e dance.
The traditional freshman
rush
for
the sophomore
b a n n e r after Soiree will be omitted this year
due to t h e change in rivalry rules
which removes " t h e b a n n e r from
interclass competition from 8:00 p .
m. of the day proceeding t h e d a y
of Soiree until 8:00 a. m. of t h e
following Monday."
Guests will include representatives
from m a n y out-of-town colleges a s
well as a large n u m b e r of Union college a n d Rensselaer Polytechnic i n -
8:15\^^^
Nominal ions for Ihe offices
of
The sophomores a n d their guests
i n d e n t association lor next
year iors, c o - c h a i r m a n ; properties, R o b Edwin M a r k h a m , who h a s heen
who will a t t e n d a r e :
A ill lake place in assembly
I his erf Robinson, '34; costumes, G r a c e
dubbed "Poet of the New E r a " will
Prilchard.
'35;
make-up,
Maybell"
iiml P m - n t h y Ni-liouna K
ii]ori>ni4 ,il 11:10 o'clock according
Matthews, '34; music, Frances Stride- i ['Ppcur In a lecture to be presented li'O'K nl' llrimlil.vii; Cllil'iinl Hull mid
10 K a l h e r i n e Moore, '33, president.
Tlielnni Nmllli, '.'II; DiiniilK'ii (iiiliiiL'iin
baker. '3(i; folk dancing, M a r y Ln, l h c , ' ' ^ l t o r i u m of Page hall mill
Denii T e e l e i.f t a i l i m ; WiU'reil AlA candidate lo be elected musl have Moore, '34; advertising, T h e h n a
Uiursdny night, April 27, a t 8:15 Ini'il mill Iteli.v Mllcliell, Pin,. M a n o r
dock
Vrumiin
,i majority o; ihe .'Undents voting. Smith, '34; tickets, Elizabeth Ore.;- I " 'clock
- H o w i u bL' Presented under I'IIIII'KC, l l n i l . llrimkM a m i
the join! auspices of the Young j l l n r s l . W i l l i . o n - ; H n i v n i v |,;||,.„ M l l l |
(,1
'.v. '35; house, John Bills, '35 a n d
In case no ne ha.- a majority the
'I'eil S i l v e r s , Diii'liiiiMilli: Mtirluii l l e i n Men's
and
Young
Women's
C
h
r
i
s
t
I
E R
cl
IIIIIII iiml JIIIIII (IriiM-eniir, '.'III.
P P e , ' l y . '34. c o - c h a i r m a n .
:i he l i w . will be .ho.en for I C - I " ' '
ian association.
Kvclyn Sin, hi,, mill Itny l l i i r r l s . '.'!.";
General admission will be 25 cents.
M a r k h a m will include in his talk, | "ci \ (livifiir.v a m i W i l l i a m T. cii'drgu
wil.-.s.
Pickets may be obtained from Mis.
ni.oi : I'er.vl \\'lii|i|il,' mi,I Al D r a k e
a
reading
of
his
famous
"Man
W
i
t
h
To be eligible lor ihe oiiiee ol j Gregory or any member of S p a n i s h
dlimi.v 1,,'iiv sell,ml; ( i n
I'l'llelithe Hoe," the almost crude blwitness
iiiul Kilwnnl Hr T e m p l e , 'ail;
Inez
president ol studrui council, a per- ''bib.
llH'IT " m l
l-ei'ii
Klilreil,
Allmiiv
and startling realism of which
on musl be ;i junior and a sfu:
ul
l
brought him into prominence in the i/^'^Vi"w'"*v"iii'i-.'.'-V/i^"'• 'iip"i"iiVin iii""i *''
denl al State College for Iwo nil
world of lei ten, over thirty years )
' ''' l!""
"'-••""
a hull years.
Tins means ih.u n
lli,I llalpli S r i n e n i i l
nl'
A native of Oregon, Mr. M a r k h a m
Willi;
anil IJuyil l.nrone entering later than the .secon
lies, according to critics, caught the
r i;
I ; l.aiii-.i Clarke ami
.-em: -ter ol his lie.-liiiian year can
in I'imk, Allianj : .Mli-cti l l c x l i - r
of the frontier and transcribbe n candidale. Sophomores are eliInU rpretations in his verse. )','"' rl'i':!''l'T | U u"i',"i" u 'i' ''' l' : J'1'*!"1
The class ol 11)33 will conduct a j Among his other published works I i.ain' M.-,I'I,-,II 'nii.'i',. i'mh.-l'In,. Kerngible I'm the office nl vice-presidinner meeting in the cafeteria of of note is the prize poem "Lincoln, '" > ' ami I'Mwnni i..iiii|,iiimi ,,r u. p. i, :
dent, and li'i-liiiien lor Ihe socrc- llusied hall Friday night, April 28,; the Man of the People." His latest J1;'1''" {j"' 1 ' ;""'. • \ll'lv'.1 I.7",,'.'" '.'', A l
|
1
ll 11 1
I.I.'\ position, The presenl officers at 5:30 o'clock. Stewart Gay will be J publjeation is known as "Eighty .,',!,i'n \\,!,' '
" " " ill- I M
Pall ' "' '
n , . n i . . AI
ol student council are Miss Moore, general c h a i r m a n . Richmond H. I Songs of HO," a n d was issued to
!
r-inhiinih hirii-i.
I'r.m.-r ami liniry
birlh- i ' " ' ' l-.'ii/.ii".ili
'president ; ( d e n i a l Hand, vice presi- Kirtk'.nd. professor of educidion,l c o m m e m o r a t e ids eightieth
"I' II I'. I . Kllzaln-tli 1 In II will be lIn guesi speaker.
day.
peiiker.
l.'i.li.ir.l lla.-nn ,,f W i l l i a m s ;
dent, and Don Van Leuvan. .secrell .not . l a m , - l-'.invll n|' 1 ii I.. II ;
A regular business meeting will be
Admission for students will be
in K|,|.s an.I Alliv.l S w a n nl'
l.il".
D i u n i - ' " U last I n e v e a l s , .1
ndi'cled by John Detlelson, class twenty-live cents.
Mr. M a r k h a m , \ i l .
Hi I.m- Mi I n n iv a m i I 'luirli-s
>l'il.\ ol ihe pn idenls lu.ve been president, id Ihe dinner. Flee! ion of will visit .Stale college through the I ki'.
•'II Mililreil \lnsli,•!• a m i P r a n k
N
..f
mo..
Siah'
uiilviTHiiv;
1 R u s - j l \ A speaker, and the officers for | co-operation of Mr. Ray Sweetmnn,
"
ii in slaiidm
r.\-.,|i in.I l l l r . , 1 Ili'lllleV. Al
in ,.!,.(.. ' C'las; I);,, will lake place. A final ' executive secretary of the State ,,';,
i- I I , l w . II .in.l W i l l i a m l i n k e r
31, was Ihe
•I
1 .
III.. repori mi ihe residence hall drive Hludriil association.
,,,
K
I'll
Kill-l-lmir nl' I'liinn
,' (
will be given by Detk'fson.
i'he
-d
I
'Iiai-l,-s . l i n k
ell)..' I'A.-hn ( i r , u
" ' ' '-''• class gill lo l i e College will be d i s TO HAVE MEETING
,.,
i T..i|..-v
in.I I.in-ill,
i). '3(1, l-ilbel Pi aid, '32
eussi'd and wiled upon. Elizabeth
' p | u , r i , u l | l be an important meet- '.'"
d Thompson, i lolcssor Cordon is ehairman ol Ihe gilt iug of Ihe senior class Ihis morning ,','''
eiiinuilllee
a f t e r t h e s i i i d e n i a s s e m b l y in t h e
1 I 111 o ' c l o c k 111
of
Page
hall
John
The
liliner will lie fret t o a l l ' a i i d i l o r i i i i i i
i |rum Faster \,
preskleiil
will
preside,
UH'inliers ol the senior class T h o s e D e l l e l s o n
w ho plan in attend are asked o s i g n N o m i n a l i a w w ill b e e o i i d u i l e d l o r
SENIORS TO HAVE
DINNER MEETING
FRIDAY, APRIL 28
Y.W.C.A. Easter Vesper
Service To Be Tuesday
he Y o i l l l - '
.111..!, I'M - ,
•l.i.k in iii
Hall
are.
111. '..ulelll
:ti will be
la.-,|Oe|„
:iii
.el p;
ill pi-, s e n l
' I'he
l.o\.
,i!l b e
T h e students ol I he line o i l s L|e
Wi
u b
pinion in. iindei Ine direction ol
Fa.sli
Mi.s.s Eiiiia e A Perine. will enli i i.mi iho ml i lass ol Hie New Era
1 In- ,-,i i w e e will I
' plat
college id a tea oi | h e .sludiu on Ihe |
second lloor ol Draper hall, on Mon- il i h e iiliill a l E a s t e i s
day afternoon h u m -I lo (i o'clock Ml-..-. « l \ : i s t l l ' l d .
T h e leu lures ol Ihe enlerl ainnient
I I ! V H U M T V TO MOVi:
will he some dancing by Marion
ciaiiuna chapter of Kappa Delta
Meocssyk. '31, and an exhibition of
sketches in pen and ink a n d of oil Kho fraternity will move to 117
paintings by Mr. Harry Worthiuun, Soiilh hake avenue on May 1, a c instructor of ihe art class of ihe cording to George Hiserl, '33. T h e
New Era college. J o h n Grosvenor, fraternity has been located at its
'33. will assist Mr. W o r l l u n a n in ur- residence. :mi Morris si reel, since
lll'!7.
raui'im; Ills exhibit.
up
.otlin
and
liexl
Week
I II t h e
a i d in
p.-. I i- mi Ihe ii.inn bulletin In
ill. r.ilmal.i ol Drape;- hall
^
I h e lv\ -peak,-I lor MoVllig-lip Day.
and
l o r C l a •• D a \ o l l l c e l s
These
oil e r r
include
l e I .iii ,i
hi--1,II i a n
Kappa Delta Epsilon, Honorary Sorority,
To Have Chapter Here, Collins States
WOMEN DEBATERS
TRAVEL TO KEENE
AND MIDDLEBVRG
'I he women's debate team will
iiieei ii (cam representing Kivne
Normal lonight ,u Keeiu- C i . t i l a
; •• , 1). Ha F p s i l o n
.!! be Ii . I l i a ,
POM. '33. and Dorothy (iril'lin, '3-1 will
deli lid Sla - college, arglim ' the
p l l l l e . . ' Ml l\>< iaid
am
aflii'inaine u ihe ([Ueslion "Resolvni
r.
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ed Thai democracy, us a form ul
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K.ipp.i
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. ovei uiiieii!. has proved a failure.''
l e i , ol Ihe 1 i.i titiii.it ol gam/..il loll
I'he same team will travel to MilI\
Mi
Aboul l lint j delegates represent!.,
dlebuiw Vi-rnioni on Saturday and
Collin
Kappa
Pin Kappa
group.s a i . meet a team representing Middleml K.\ women's local oi-eani/.al um.-, ulleliilet bury college there. For the .second
il/.alioii
i h e convention whose purpose it. wa, debate, ihe subject will bo the same.
I)
C
March
in
W, s h i n g l u i i
lo draw up by-laws and a eonslitu
This will be the second and third
2(1 27
lion for a woman's professional ,-do
debates on die women's spring scheI'he name ul ihe sorority will be caiiunal sorority. The inuversiiies, rillk,, T h e it a m recently'defeated a
Kappa Delia l'.'psiloii, he saitl, a n d ; repivsenied included Cornell u>ii- team representing Syracuse univerjail lunior and senior women regis- j vorsiiv. Binghamton Southern mil- ' s ity in a debate here.'
teied in courses of education will but varsity, Illinois S t a l e Normal school.
T h e members of the team are both
eligible for membership. This h o n - Kinory university, Temple university, j W eli known in student activities.
orary group, although similar to t h e Allegheny c o l l e g e. Pennsylvania ' Miss Pox is an associate editor of t h e
Kappa Phi Kappa organizulion will S t a t e college and Ihe New York | goliQ, literary magazine, while Miss
function separately and independ- S t a l e College for Teachers at Al- \ (irifl'in is secre'iU'y of debate coitllbmiy.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 7, 1933
State College News
Established by the Class of IU18
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State College for Teachers
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Chemistry Club Celebrates Twentieth
Anniversary With Novel Demonstrations
Eor Sale in the Co-op
A traffic signal, o p e r a t e d b y a T u b e s " b y J . B r u c e Filby, '33, a n d
p h o t o - e l e c t r i c cell, w h i c h
flashed
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After t h e demonstrations
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Managing
Editor
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R e u n i o n i n V i e n n a ; R l u m e n t h a l . Small town stuff;
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SENIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Harriet Dunn and Ruth
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J U N I O R ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Altnira
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humor, a n d human understanding. From t h e moment
Laurence
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'33, w a s
commercial preparations; a demonElizabeth Salese, Bessie Stctkar, T h e l m a Smith, a n d
s t r a t i o n o l t h e F r a s c h p r o c e s s b y c h a i r m a n of t h e c o m m i t t e e i n c h a r g e
K a t h r y n W i l k i n s , D E S K EDITORS : R u t h B r o o k s , V a l e n - of P h i l i p S i l v e r ' s a r r i v a l i n t h e p r e p o s t e r o u s h o u s e D o r o t h y G e h k i n , ' 3 3 ; a m o d e l c o a l - of t h e c e l e b r a t i o n . O t h e r s o n t h e
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h u m o u r ; i t is e n r i c h e d t h r o u g h o u t w i t h a n i n t i m a t e
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e x p r e s s e d in contributions.
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t h a t r e d u c e u s t o a t r a n c e of h e l p l e s s a d m i r a t i o n . "
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T h e d a n c e m a r k s t h e f i r s t f o r m a l s o c i a l a c t i v i t y of e a r s t h a t v a r i o u s s o p h o m o r e m e n a r e d i s c u s s i n g t h e
t h e c l a s s of 1935. I t i s t h e i r d e b u t i n t o t h e r a n k of a d v i s a b i l i t y ol r e q u e s t i n g t h e a b o l i t i o n ol t h e t r a d i S t a t e college society. L e tall w h o a t t e n d co-operate in tional pole-rush. O u r plying spirit c o m m a n d s expresm a k i n g t h i s d e b u t a s u c c e s s f u l o n e b y r e m e m b e r i n g s i o n ; s o w e o u t w i t h w h a t f o l l o w s : A s a n e x p r e s s i o n ol
t h a t w e a r e g u e s t s of t h e s o p h o m o r e c l a s s , a n d t h a i " c o l l e g e s p i r i t , " w e h a v e r e g r e t t e d t h e a p p r o a c h of t h e
o u r c o n d u c t s h o u l d b e a l l t h a i , w e w o u l d d e s i r e f r o m p o l e - r u s h t o " r a h - r a h " a n t i c s ; a s t h e r e l e a s e ol n a t u r a l
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r u s l i i is t o b e d e n o u n c e d o r u p h e l d .
R o m a n all t h e things for which h e fought. T o t h e At t h e r i s k ol b e i n g f o r e v e r b r a n d e d a s a l a i n o u s
soldier t h e most disastrous tiling that night h a p p e n |
flower, w e s t a l e a p e r s o n a l d i s i n c l i n a t i o n to i n d u l g i n g
w a s t h e l o s s of t h a t s t a n d a r d . A n y g o o d c i t i z e n w a s
in e v e n a c l e a n b r a w l . S o l i h o n e s a n d a t a i n t h e a r t
w i l l i n g t o s a c r i f i c e h i s life t h a t t h a t s t a n d a r d i n i g l u .
n e ' e r w o n u n d y i n g l a m e w e k n o w , bill w e p r c l e r soft
remain inviolable. W h e n Rome began lo decay t h e
bones to n o bones a n d a taint heart lo a tainted heart.
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p a r e n t l y , t h e r e a r e o t h e r s w h o s h a r e il w i l h o u r n o b l e
T o d a y o u r s t a n d a r d s a r e n o t m e i ' h i b l e u i s w h i c h s e l l . A n y w a y , w e m e n t i o n n m l H i e e x p e n s e ol v a l u a r e c a r r i e d i n b a t t l e . T h e y a r e f a rr m o r e t h a n t h a t
able spacei only t o suggest a principle i funny, we h a v e
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b e i n g . T h e y h u m a basis for c o m p a r i s o n b e t w e e n i h
I.lined I h i n g s i . A n d m a y b e , we llilnk, there's a solul i v i n g c o n d i t i o n s w h i c h w e a s a n a t i o n e n j o y a n d llio.st I t | l l l l ,
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t h e a d v a n c e s e e m s a lit l i e d i f f i c u l t , O u r d u t y t o o u r ni i n t e l l e c t u a l i t y . W e u u
a r e p e r f e c t l y w i l l i n g In i l i s t r a d i t i o n s , t o o u r p r e s e n t w e l f a r e a n d t o o u r d r e a m s ol cuss t h e a s p e c t s ol llu p o l e - r u s h a s they suggest
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g r e a t e s t challenge a r e t h e teachers in o u r schools.
T h e n a t i o n ' s s y s t e m of e d u c a t i o n I s t h e o r g a n i z e d f o r c e
w h i c h h a s b e e n c r e a t e d by o u r f u r s l g h t e d s t a t e s m e n
with t h e deliberate purpose ol insuring t h e safety ol
our national standards. Today t h eeducational systems
are being tested or strained to t h e utmost. T h e
teachers w h o a r e t h e standard-bearers must carry on
t h e fight despite t h e h a n d i c a p s created by those w h o
a r e supposed t o support t h eschools. T h e responsibility
rests squarely upon t h e teachers. T h e teachers have
a c c e p t e d this responsibility. L e tu s h o p e t h a t t h e e d u c a t o r s c a n c a r r y o n u n t i l t h e p e o p l e of t h e n a t i o n r e t u r n t o their defense.
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t e n c e n t s a w e e k i n r e t u r n l o r a copy ul t h a i s a m e
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t h e m o s t s o l i d of t h e m a l l h a s p a r t l y t o g o . W h y , o u r
security h a s n ' t been t h e s a m e since, Isn't t h e r e a n y thing c a n be done to conserve o u r conservatism?
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for a n a l u m n i
street,
ul ;; uu o ' c l o c k
chapter
were
formulated.
Former m e m b e r s who attended Inc l u d e : D r . R a l p h A. H e a v e r , '24, i n s t r u c t o r in m a t h e m a t i c s ; W i l l i a m M .
F r e n c h , 'US), of Y a l e u n i v e r s i t y ; CI.
La Verne Oarr, 3 ; Hamilton Ache,
s o n , ' 3 1 ; M e r l o n i S m i t h , "20; T h o m a s F a l l o n , "20; H a r o l d U u s w c l l . " U ;
R o b e r t R t t n k i n s , '32 a n d H o y V. S u l livan, '30.
Charles Ktssam, Roger
Bancroft,
a n d WHUam Nelson, juniors; D a n
V a n L e u v a n , ' 3 5 , a n d K a r l fibers, ' 3 0 ,
w e r e i n c h a r g e of t h e l u n c h e o n .
Page 3
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 7, 1933
CONTEST DEADLINE
WILL BE APRIL 26
PROFESSOR SAYS
THE COLLEGIATE WHIRL
We learn from one of our contemporaries that disobedient
To date but two manuscript freshmen
at Roanoke college are dealt with in no uncertain manner. The
have been handed in for considera- upperclassmen have organized the freshmen into a Goldfish club. The
tion in the Leah Lovenhcim prize requirements for admission state that a prospective member must swallow
essay contest according to Dr. Harry one live goldfish.
H. Hastings, chairman of the EngFrom various sources we gather the following statistics; Over 2,000 wads
lish department. Compositions must
of gum were removed from the library tables during the spring cleanbe handed in on or before Wednes- at the University of Texas. At Massachusetts Institute of Technology
day, April 26 Dr. Hastings stated.
40,000 keys are needed to open the locks of classrooms and laboratories
The award of twenty-five dollars where valuable scientific equipment is kept. Nearly 20,500 apples were
is the annual offering of Jerome sold at Boston University within five months.
Lovenhcim of Amsterdam, in honor
Prom the Catholic university
A professor at the University of
of his mother, Leah Lovenheim.
Tower,, we receive news to the fol- Alabama, we learn, from the Reserve
The rules governing the submis- lowing effect; 1. That at the Uni- Weekly, has mastered 140 languages,
sion of essays to the contest are: versity of Texas, there is a predom- all the tongues on the face or the
1. That the prize be awarded for inance of the -dreadful female who earth, The Weekly comments on the
best prose composition submitted by stalks her prey in the library."
situation by saying how dreadful it
an undergraduate; 2. That the
2. Denison university women show must be when the professor's wife
manuscript should be from 1500 to that "walking dates" have a margin wishes to call him some name which
5000 words in length; and, :i. That of 62 per cent over the other types, Ishe does not want him to underspecial credit will be given tor orig- Church dales arc not uncommon stand. We add to that by saying
and are increasing, and movies are
inality of thought and theme. All out oi the question.
how "nice and sweet" he can make
manuscripts should be signed with a | 3. A depression club has been an ugly name appear when he adfictitious name and accompanied by organized at the University of Chi- dresses said wife.
an envelope in which arc given the jcago. This group vetoes any "dreadtitle of the essay, the fictitious nanu1. ful female" from dates, if said
female consumes more than one The Dean of the school of speech
and the actual name of the author. "coke" and two cigarettes on a date. at Northern university claims that
Manuscripts should be left in Tile girls are advised to bring their "slang keeps human expression
room 114 of Richardson hall. The i own.
alive." There is nothing undignified
contest will be judged by a comState college m 'n may well join
mittee who will award "honorable their intercollegiate mates by the and immoral about the usage of
slang, he says.
mentions" at their discretion.
addition of House dates.
A
M
l
R A G L E . . . Y o u
Library School Plans
STUDENT QUARTET
Party Tomorrow Night
WILL BE FEATURE
Library school club will conduct a
FOR LOUNGE TEA "Solomon
Grundy" party tomorrow
A student quartet, featuring William Williams and John Black, special students, Phillip Ricciardi, '34
and William Jones, '35, will be presented at the weekly student-faculty
tea on Wednesday afternoon. This
tea will be the last of the semester,
unless a sufficient demand is created
by the student body. The tea will be
conducted from three to five o'clock
in the Lounge of Richard.-on hall.
Robert Robinson, 'o4. will be student chairman for the tea. The faculty members of the College who
will attend are; Dr. Carolyn C.
night at 7:30 o'clock in the Lounge
of Richardson hall, according to
Edna Hicks, '33, president.
Muriel Denton, '34, is general
chairman. Those who attend will be
requested to bring a baby picture,
Miss Denton stated.
Miss Madeline Gilmour, professor
of library science, will give a reading
as part of the program.
Crosedale, College physician; Dr.
Mattie Greene, assistant professor of
Hygiene; Dr. Earle Dorwaldt, instructor of Hygiene, and Coach
Rutherford R. Baker.
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Examined
N. P. F R E D E T T E
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8
3
Classes Fittedl.
Telephone 4-2754
61 Columbia St.
Mbimv, N Y. «
A GIFT FROM
VAN HEUSEN CHARLES
fj
MEANS MORE
{j The Van Heusen Charles Company
H 4 7 0 Broadway
Albany, N. Y.
sit at h o m e
in easy chairs, b e h i n d closed d o o r s , while from a
sound-proof r o o m . . . perhaps t h o u s a n d s of miles
away. . . comes the music that you listen to on t h e
Chesterfield
program.
'/'//<// walcii rttiiin in the C o l u m b i a
Headquarters sends out
good
Broadcasting
music
and
(rood
solids (> 11io 11{s a week to 51) million people from
coast to coast . . . w i t h the voice ol N o r m a n Brokenshire . . . just about the best a n n o u n c e r in this
c o u n t n . . . to tell you "Chesterliekls are milder and
taste belter. "
•
•
•
W i n is the Chesterfield P r o g r a m broadcast 6
nights a w eek < >\ er a coast-to-coast n e t w o r k reaching 5(1 million people ;
Because we want e v e n s m o k e r in this country
to know that Chesterfield cigarettes are milder.
W e want to tell every s m o k e r from coast to coast
that Chesterfield cigarettes taste better. . .
W e w ant everyone to know that they can depend
on a L i t i d K i T & M V K U S product.
THEY'RE
THEY
MILDER—
TASTE
BETTER
® 19} j , Luna:IT & MYIIRS TOBACCO Co.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 7, 1933
Page 4
TO HAVE
CLASS WILL GIYE
SORORITY GROUPS A.A.U.W.
TEA FOR WOMEN
SENIORS APRIL 27
"STREET SCENE'
TO DANCE MAY 5
1935 WILL DANCE
TONIGHT AT 9:00
AT ANNUAL SOIREE
(CoiitliitiiMl from piiue I, Column 5)
A tea in h o n o r of t h e senior
women of t h e college will be con- Play t o be Presented May 23 Inney m x l Hoy A n d e r s o n of C o r n e l l
Miss Agnes E. F u t t c r c r
I ' n l v e r s l t y ; Kliznbetli Bennett a n d Curl
ducted in t h e Lounge of Richardson
Will be Director
l'Vi'irusnn of I'liion.
hall, T h u r s d a y afternoon, April 27,
M n r g n r e l .fiteulis anil I t u h l n Sorltln
from 3:00 t o 5:00 o'clock by the
"Street Scene," by Elmer L. Rice, of I ' l i i o n ; A n n e K o r e n nml Joxepli MilThe a n n u a l Intersorority ball will
American Association of University
ler <>!' C o l u m b i a
university;
Elaine
will be presented by t h e advanced
be conducted Friday, May 5, a t t h e
(.'renin anil A r l l e n
H u s h ; Helen II.
of W o m e n . Miss M a r g a r e t Hayes,
dramatics class as its a n n u a l play on Sinilli a n d F r e d e r i c k A. S m i t h , A l l n i n y .
Auerania club. Bill Dehey a n d his
director of child welfare a t the colTuesday night, May 23, a t 8:30 D o r u l h y H a v l s anil K a y m o n d H i c k s ,
"Merry M a k e r s " will furnish t h e
lege, is t h e educational c h a i r m a n of
music. Bill Dehey played last year
o'clock in the a u d i t o r i u m of Page K l l s m e r e ; E v e l y n H o y l a n d Michael
Frohltch, g r a d u a t e s t u d e n t ;
Winifred
the Albany b r a n c h of t h e associafor t h e Sophomore Soiree a n d was
hall. This play was t h e inner of t h e Sliehl a n d J a c k H u m s of I ' n i o n .
formerly associated with t h e "Show- tion.
Pulitzer prize in 1929. I t will be diMomliers of I lie o i l i e r c l a s s e s a n d
S t a t e college was approved for
boat" of Pittsfleld, Massachusetts.
rected by Miss Agnes E. F u t t e r e r , a s - I heir truest*' i n c l u d e ; Helen L'romlc, '33
This year he h a s played a t m a n y m e m b e r s h i p in t h e A. A. U. W. in
ami Oliver V n r k e of C o l g a t e ; B e r n a r d
.:.
.
p
ofessor
of
English.
1931, and therefore g r a d u a t e s of the
Kerl.cl, -.\:\ a m i L a u r a S t y n , ':t:i; G i l b e r t
prominent colleges including Yale,
T h e cast of c h a r a c t e r s includes t h e He I , a u r a , "I,') anil Zelln W i n t e r , "HI;
college were m a d e eligible for m e m Skidmore a n d Middlebury colleges.
bership in t h e association. T h e tea following: Cecilia Fox, '33, Maybelle Hal|ih l t c i n l i a r l , '33 a n d M a r i n a Howis being conducted so t h a t senior Matthews, Donald Eddy, Letitia Con- a r d , ' : : i ; ( i e o r g e H i s e r t , '.".:: a n d MurA r r a n g e m e n t s for t h e dance are
women m a y become acquainted with nelly, Mary Moore, Helen M a h a r , g m v l 10. M c C a n n , '.'l."i; . l a m e s I l e l a n . \'l-l
being m a d e by the various commitand (ierlrude Nealand,
'.'In;
William
the activities of A. A. U. W. and betees chosen from t h e sororities on come interested in its work, since Helen D a n a h y , Hcl-n Doherty, Laura Itengiin. '."..'I a n d Muriel Scull, '31, Wil'ullins, '33, .mil Until
I'utnam.
Intresorority council. T h e chairmen they will be eligible for membership Vioman, T h o m a s G a r r e t t , and Ber- li.
are chosen in rotating order each after their g r a d u a t i o n this J u n e . This tram McNary, juniors, members of
I.elitia
C
e
a
n
e
l
l
v
,
'31
a
n
d
Carl
year. T h e committees a n d repre- will be t h e first senior tea the asso- the class: J o h n Grosvenor, B e r n a r d Imx, A l l m n v ; C h a r l e s Itulisiin, .31 Taanrdsentatives from sorority a r e : G e n - ciation h a s conducted at t h e college, Kernel, and J o h n Black, seniors; Alice l l u v l a n i l , '31 ; M a n M v . .31 a n d
l.c ltu.v C r n l g . of !'ition ; Belly Salese.
eral c h a i r m a n , Betty Simmons, '33, but the directors plan to make this William Nelson, Robert Robinson. '31
Mud Clare
Kci|iol.
Ilainllinn:
a n n u a l feature in t h e future. Philip Rlccardi, and Donald Bene- Marie 1'rinille, 31 and Unrgess ( i a r r l Pi Alpha T a u ; a r a n g e m e n t s , M a r -eii uC I n i o i i ; M a r i o n Mlec/.ek. '31 .-.1111
jorie Haas, '33, Phi Delta; music, A. A. U. W. plays a very i m p o r t a n t dict, juniors; Lois Odwcll, Marion Jewell Hut lor, g r a i l i i u l o student.
part in civic life and all seniors
1 Jean C r a l g n i l l e , '31 unit
William
Dorothy Munyer, '34, Delta Otega;
should become interested in its work. Heinemann, K e n n e t h C h r i s t i a n, i .lone.-. ':::,; I l n r r l e i i e (ioiidonow. '31 Mini
flowers, Letitia Connelly, '34, Epa
y r i l Marshall of It. I'. I . ;
(ionoviove
Dr. F r a n c e s E. Vosburgh, presi- J o h n Bills a n d William Jones, so- C
'31 ami llav Monro. Rensselaer;
Phi; taxis, T h e l m a Smith, '34, K a p p a dent of t h e Albany b r a n c h will be phomores; Lewis Moroze, '36; a n d Sliorey.
Marion l.lovd. '3 1 and Uulicrl K n l i l i i Delta; programs, Florence Ellen, '35, head of t h e reception committee for Lso Minkin and Erastus Davis, sev- son. '31 : Marlon Steele, '311 and Charles
Sullivan ol' Albany Law School.
Alpha
Epsilon
Phi;
invitations, the tea.
enth grade, Milne Junior
High
Horotliea K'.iuniorle. 3.3 end
(Irani
Caroline Christiansen, '33, G a m m a
school. The r e m a i n i n g members of Kino nf I 11 ion : Janet Splcer. '31 and
Mill Hollos of I ' l i i o n ; Ksiolle Bienick, .31
K a p p a P h i ; decorations,
Ruth
the cast ill be announced later.
ami Midi Murrav of I'liion ; Svlvia W i l Harter, '33, Beta Zeta; a n d bids,
son. '31 ami Arthur Keinnllzer of Hen
Committees for the play a r e ' a d - iter laboratory; A l f r e d C. K r o n k . Jr..
Margaret Moore, '35, Alpha Rho.
'33 ami (ierahllne Sclileldor. '3.3; Jeanne
vertising,
Letitia
Connc.'ly,
'34;
set"
Dorothea G a h a g a n , '35, Psi G a m m a ,
Cilroiix. '.'HI and Samuel S. Dorrancc,
and props, Helen D a n i h y and Doro- graduate student.
and Helen D a n a h y , '34. Chi Sigma
Carol Kellev. '.",1 Mini A n d r e w 1 Iritis,
thy
Griffin,
juniors;
house,
T
h
e
l
m
a
T h e t a are co-chairmen of refreshHelinar: Boltv .1 ohnsoii. '31 and BanBaseball a n d volley ball are now Smith, '34.
al l l a s l i n g s , It. I'. I : t.ois 1'allerson,
ments.
being carried on as part of the
'3-1 and .lame. H o t e l i e r , Svracuse; I'lurThe favors for t h e ball will be in spring sport schedule at' the Girls'
iv
S
h. '33 MIHI Harwln llenodlcl
id A l l . i n n Law Sol
I; I'eisis Foster,
combination with t h e programs, Miss Athletic association. Baseball is be•;.3 .imi Ihlward Capaulka of II. I'. I.;
Ellen said. T h e r e will be no sepa- ing conducted en Monday and WedItiilli Harter, '.".3 Mint Allen Moulin 11.
rate favor.
.Vlbain : (llcliilceli
lllgeliiw,
'31 Mini
nesday afternoons from 3:15 to 5:00
ins
Asikls,
; ; i ; Kihel
/.,.;/..
.33
All faculty members of each o'clock in t h e g y m n a s i u m of Page
ami Hr. I'Mward S m i t h . A l l . a m : F.ll/.a
sorority will be invited to a t t ecouncil,
n d the hall, under t h e supervision of Minnie
belli Lapp. '31 ami
K.nial.l
Smith.
,;l
from each
;.'fnl|nle
-1
' H i ; i.'erlr
Knl'alil.
ball as guest of Intersorority
"
McNickle, '34, captain and Hcstella
,TI l i d Krvlne | | , i r n id I ui.ni : P h i l i p
One faculty member to' serve as Arthur a n d Dorothy Klose, juniors,
P l a n s for t h e a n n u a l Alumni day M u r r i i v . '-'III. and Kvolvn Bicli. '33.
assistant-captains.
sorority will be asked
on S a t u r d a y , J u n e 17, were discuss'I'll
lure lOckcl't, 31 and I t i i l l i
Lay.
•3.-i; Kllcii N.i..11. .31 and W i l l i a m !•'"
patron.
Celia Bishop, '34, is in charge of ed a t a meeting of the'' g r a d u a t e ! ley.
of I ' n i o n ; M.'.r.i ( l a r i l n e r . '33, ami
volley ball on Tuesday and T h u r s d a y council of m e a l u m n i association, t.ai'l MeCillldli-ll of I'l.llgllkeepsie.
from 4:10 to 5:00. Her assistants Saturday afternoon in the Lounge j
hall.
Councillors j
are Daisy Rryson and Hilda Heines, of Richardson
WELCOMES PLEDGE
sophoromes. These sports will be from thirty classes were present a t
Alpha
Rho
sorority
welcomes
carried on outdoors after Easter va- the meeting. T h e program for the Wilhelmina Carr, "M>, into pledge
cation. Archery will also be begun day includes class meetings in the membership.
alter vacation. H a r r i e t Ten Eyck, morning, the a n n u a l alumni l u n c h Forty-two seniors and graduate '35, is c a p t a i n of archery, and Eliza- eon o n the c a m p u s at noon, program
students, accompanied
by
Miss beth Zuend and Lois Benjamin, in t h e auditorium of Page hall in
M a r t h a C. P r i t c h a r d , head of the juniors, a r e assistants. Swimming the afternoon, a n d the class day ex
Library school, will go on t h e a n will be continued at the Jewish I ercises of the class of 1933 at night,
nual trip to New York city to be
I following by t h e a n n u a l torchlight
Community Center until J u n e .
sponsored by t h e Library d e p a r t T h e following people have been [ procession, when the class will be
ment. T h e party will leave Albany,
announced
as
m
e
m
b
e
r
s
of
the
j
officially welcomed into memberWednesday night, and r e m a i n in
the city a week, visiting t h e p r o m i - women's basketball varsity team for ship in the a l u m n i association.
1933:
Naomi
Albreeht.
and
Mary
\
nent libraries, high schools and pub100 HOOKS ARE SOLD
Trela, seniors: Dorothy Klose, Dorolishing houses of the city.
Over four h u n d r e d books wen
The libraries and high schools thy Munyer, Elinor Engel, Hcstella
to
visit
Arthur,
a
n
d
Elizabeth
K
a
m
m
e
r
e
r
,
sold
to
students in the New Era colwhich these s t u d e n t s are
include the New York Public libr- juniors; J a n e t Norris, Harriet Ten lege at the s e c o n d - h a n d booktable
ary, the Pierponi Morgan library, Eyck, and Lois M c l n t y r e , sopho- conducted by the Young Women'.where there is a special B u r n s ' mores; and Genevieve Curley, Mary Christian association, according
memorial, the Robert Bacon Mem Elmendorf, Elaine Baird, and Ruth Marion Pike, '34 c h a i r m a n of th
booktable.
d 150th | Duffy, freshmen.
orial library, the 135th
Street Branch Libraries, t h e Roosevelt High school, the Julia Richm a n and the Lincoln school library, Teachers college, Columbia. T h e
II
Brooklyn Children's museum, and
II
the Children's bookshop, as we'll as
D. j ,
the Dess unci Talon Co., Macmiilun
I
/ Saw '1'lu- Most
Co.. and II. W. Wilson Co., will also
II
be inspected by the group.
Beautiful New
The members of the senior class
!!
who will attend are: Clara Allen,
Shoe Si r/< s
!i
Alice Gary, Florence D o m , Laura
II
' H o n e s t l y , Helen, t i n s
Fletcher, Peisis Foster, Dora GusAnnual
65 PLEDGE $3,626
FOR ALUMNI FUND
Miss Fox Leads Team Captains I n
Obtaining Members,
Detlcfson Says
I n t e r - sorority Ball
Be in Aurania Club
C h a i r m a n Says
G. A . A . ANNOUNCES
SPORTS CAPTAINS
FOR SPRING TERM
COUNCIL PREPARES
FOR ALUMNI DAY
SATURDAY, JUNE 17
42 SENIORS PLAN
ANNUAL NEW YORK
TRIP TO LIBRARIES
'A
kill, Verna Giles, Ruth
Harter,
Edna
Hick
Marian
Hermann
Eleanor Ketcl am, Vivian Lung'
Ah ina Lewis, Evelyn Lowento I'l
Matthew
tUSV^J
Mudcllne. McKcim. All
Jarol
Nli'liol
Kathleen
Miile
ld'Miiiliis. M a i
Loui.se Osgood l(
B
Sixty-five members of the senior
class have pledged $3,620 in t h e
first three weeks of the campaign
for t h e a l u m n i residence hall. T h e
c a m p a i g n will close Monday. J o h n
Detlefson, president of the class,
has served as chairman for t h e
drive. T h e class was divided i n t o
eight t e a m s captained by e i g h t
m e m b e r s of t h e class. T h e team led
by Cecelia Fox is ahead, while t h e
t e a m s of L a u r a Styn and Alvina
Lewis are second.
A tea for t h e drive captains will
be conducted Tuesday afternoon in
room 107 of Draper hall by Mrs.
B e r t h a E. Brimmer, '00, executive
secretary of t h e alumni association,
a n d Miss A n n a E. Pierce, dean of
women. T h e other captains include:
Naomi Albreeht, William Collins,
B e r n a r d Kerbel, Kathleen Millis,
and Ethel Zotz.
A final report on the drive will be
m a d e by Detlefson at the senior
d i n n e r on Friday, April 28.
T h e seniors who have pledged to
date include: Miss Albreeht, C l a r a
Allen, Mildred Ball, E d n a Becker,
Phebe Brown, Ellsworth B u c k ,
Lois Burgdorf, J a n e t Campbell, William Collins, Helen Cromie, Gilbert
De L a u r a , J o h n Detlefson, L a u r a
Fletcher, Persis Foster, Celia Fox,
Leonard Gadway, Julia Gadziola,
Mary Gainor, Dora Gaskil.1, A n n e
Gewritzman, May Gilmore, Hilda
Goodenough,
Elizabeth
Gordon,
J o h n Grosvenor, Marjorie H a a s ,
R a l p h Harris, Marian H e r r m a n ,
Isabel Hewitt, Bernard Kerbel, M a r y
Kelleher, Mary Kent, Dorothy King,
M a r g a r e t Kurilecz, Vivian Lange,
Eleanor I,cary, Miss Lewis, Sanford
Livingston, E v e l y n
Lowenburg,
F r a n c e s McMahon, Kathleen Millis. Lillian Monacelli.
Anne Mowbray, Carol Nichols,
Grace Palmer, Amalia Pesko, R u t h
P u t n a m , Margaret Rattsch, Marie
Redmond, Josephine Ryan, Mae
Saxton, M a r g a r e t Service, P a t r i c i a
S h i p m a n , Florence Smith, B e r t h a
Spitz, Morris Steinberg, Miss Styn,
Mary Trela, Augusta Vail, K a t h e r ine Van Valkenburg, Lucille W a m s ley, Mary White. Eleanor Wilkins,
and Lina Wilson.
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Registrar Announces
Date Of Spring Recess
The annual sprina vacation will
stun Thursday at 5:0ft o clock
Miss Elizabeth Van
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registrar
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Classes w:ll be resumed Monday
m o r n l n g , April 24, ttt 8 : 1 0 o clock,
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