State College
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
ESTABLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1918
Vol. VIII No. 18
SPRING CONCERT OF
MUSIC ASSOCIATION IN
CHANCELLORS HALL
ALBANY, N. Y., FEBRUARY 29, 1924
Will nil entering students and
those who hnve not yet paid
their student tax for the year
please see one of the following
as soon ns possible and make
the necessary payment. Miss
Bach. Miss Dutcher. Miss Hummers'ey. Miss Sherman, Harry
Godfrey.
$3.00 per year
STATE MEETS COLGATE TO-MORROW NIGHT
WITH PLANS TO SURPRISE OVER-CONFIDENT TEAM
WITH HARD FIGHTING OPPOSITION
St. Michael's Game Proved Unluclcy For State Ball Tossers
Just how Maroon will blond with Purple and Gold from a basketball
standpoint will bo witnessed tomorrow night, when State College resumes
athletic relationships with Colgate after a lapse of two years. The tradiSTUDENT TAX ADMISSION
tional court contest between tho two Up-State Now York college fives will
Saturday
night!
Chancellor's
take place in tho Colgate college gymnasium at Hamilton.
Hall! Annual Spring Concert!
In the opinion of several Albany Colgate alumni, the Maroon has been
Tho concert for which the Music
looking forward to tomorrow night's affray with State as merely a practice
Association provided to be given each
game to give the varsity a little rest from tho gruelling schedule it has exSpring will be held Saturday, March
"The Boor," a sparkling Russian
15, at 8:15 o'clock in Chancellor's
written by Anton Tchkoff, perienced so far this season.
Hall. Tho Women's Chorus, the Men's Comedy,
For Stato College, however, the Colgate game is marked with an asterisk
will ho presented by tho Advanced
Chorus, and the Orchestra are mak- Dramatics
class early in March, under on its schedule as tho most important conflict of tho year. The men havo
ing every effort to attain and if pos- the direction
of Mrs. Kaymer.
ljeon looking forward to tho game with eagerness and they will leave Albany
sible exceed the success already acThe story offers some practical
quired in the previous programs.
hints which may bo applied to bill- today with the burning desire to show the Maroon they arc not to bo
collecting. Perhaps your finances will looked upon as an "easy mark."
be impoverished if your room-mate
_ _ — c During tho last half of tho current
attends tho play, or vice-versa. At r A M M A I f A P P A P H I
'basketball season State has proven
any rate, como and seo Helen Orr as U/tlHlTl/t Ti.nl f n I 111
to the satisfaction of many followers
the Russian widow "Mrs. Michalothat it has the stamina and sportsmanvitch, Edward Vines as the "Boor,"
ship to go up agaisnt a superior team
Referendum will last until March a modern Russian gentleman, and
and put up a great battle until tne
Margaret Eaton in the role of
15th, although special request
final whistle is blown. Tomorrow
"Luka," a servant.
is made to have votes in
night tho Purple and Gold jerseyed
Girls in Constant Fear Of Having sphere tossers will prove their metal.
wherever possible by
House Condemned By
March first
In Jack Dolan and Dick WasserHealth Officers
man, State's forwards, most likely
A week from today chosen repreAt tho corner of Park Avenue and Hornung and Caton, will be pitted
sentatives of tho two lower classes
Quail Street, a gas main sprung a up against the stellar guards of tho
will clash in debate on the Bok
leak. As the result, one man be- Eastern college area. Tho Colgate
Peace plan at chapel. This week, all
came asphyxiated and others were squad comprises a grand array of
over tho country, citizens have been
overcome but were revived.
Tins forwards, and it has not yet been deregistering their opinions on tho plan
happening is of great importance to cided
which pair will start. In any
by mailing their votes to tho Peace
State because four houses from this
Edwin Juckett Causes Great Commo- spot eleven State College students event, however, it is hoped by Stato
Plan Committee.
fans
that
Captain Juckett will be able
tion by "First Appearance."
live in one home. To thorn, as well
The total number of votes received
to match up with Davies against tho
up to February 15th is 614,818, of
Tho pangs of publicity have sud- as other neighbors, tho matter was Maroon sharpshooters.
as
which 440,5(18 are for it. This is denly disrupted all the finely laid serious. Tho throe houses near them usual, will take care of Gainor,
the tip-off
18 per cent against the plan and 87 plans for a stylo revolution at Statu and nearest the tragic spot were for State.
per cent for it.
College, The cnidocils of the tenta- closed and tho inhabitants wore told
Time was the predominant element
The tabulation as yet is by states cles of public opinion have burst and not to occupy them until further notice, unless they wished to deliberate- attributing to State's most recent deand not by organizations. A number pierced tho pride of State's men.
ly risk their lives. The fourth house feat last Friday night at the hands
or organizations, however, have col"Lumberjacks' Shirts Become New seemed doomed also. For several of St. Michael's. The Purple and
lected their ballots locally and are Stylo
For Men At State College" nights some of tho girls took turns
sending them in in packages. Tho said
a headline on an article in an watching while a man patrolled tho Gold outplayed the visitors in every
Policy Committee is announcing tho Albany
newspaper a week or so ago. street ready to bo called at the least branch of the game, except basket
total number of votes from some of
article told how certain students sign of danger. The danger is not shooting. It seemed almost imposthose, but in accordance with its Tho
donned green plaid shirts (shirt yet passed, for although one leak haw sible during the last ten minutes of
agreement with all tho co-operating had
would bo more correct) and how tho been found, others are suspected to tho game for State to score.
organizations, the committee is not stylo
When the whistle was sounded for
had become so popular and at exist. Tho three houses are still
publishing tho number of "yes" and
samo time practical that it was closed. Gamma Kappa Phi is yet in the end of the game, St. Michael's
•'no" votes separately in any one of the
led
seven points, the score being
unanimously
decreed
as
the
official
clanger of being temporarily sans 24 toby17,
those packages.
but it was only by a sudden
male garb.
house, sans home.
change of form that the opposing five
Returns from colleges and univerNow,
as
far
as
this
newspaper
arnetted the winning baskets. It was
sities to date include:
game up until five minutes
Yale University, 1,615; University ticle was concerned, it told the truth.
BEAT ST. STEPHENS! anybody's
before the end of play, St. Michael's
of North Carolina, 109; Mount Hol- But the truth is sometimes like the
weapon
of
the
beo.
It
stings.
Tho
took
a
spurt
in the last few minutes
voke College, 863; Trinity College,
The St. Stephen's game is to be and won the race.
Durham, N. C , 578; Winthrop Col- sting in this particular instance was played
in
the
College
gymnasium
fatal—for
the
style,
at
least.
lege, Rock Hill, S. C , 1,179.
Tho summary of the game follows:
7. The team is exerting every
And so, fundamentalism, or in March
Pennsylvania State College sends
State College
effort to bo ready to carry off a vic1,611 (both students and faculty)* plainer words, the white collar uni- tory, and St. Stephens is anticipating
FB FP TP
University of Minnesota, 399; Uni- form, is again victorious over mo- an exciting game as well as a victory. Hornung, rf.
3
1
7
versity of Arizona, 115; Southern dernism or radicalism, as exemplified The college as a whole is ready to Carrolan, If.
1
0
2
Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, by tho striking green plaid shirt worn back tho team to the limit. Friday Gainor, c.
0
1
1
for the first time in public by "Jim- night, March 7, the door tender in Davies, rg.
471.
0
1
1
In response to many requests from my" Carrolan of K. D. R. fame, but tho RV'mnasium is planning to look at Caton, lg.
3
0
(?
communities throughout the country I'eputcd to bo owned by someone else EVERY Tax Ticket, which all goes Gilchrist, lg.
0
0
0
tho referendum will not close until of less notoi'iety.
to show .that State is going to win the
March 15th, although it is hoped to
Totals
3
17
7
A deep-laid investigation, such as game! •
get in as many as possible of the bal- would be conducted by the CongresSt. Michael's
lots by March 1st.
sional committee on tho whereabouts LOCKE ADDRESS TO BE
FB FP TP
The letters accompanying the bal- of things without the personal assistGIVEN TUESDAY Quinn, rf,
5
2
12
lots returned in bulk show that the ance of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, has
Reverend Locke, of one of the Re- Wood, If.
2
0
4
balloting in every case has boon done failed to reveal the resting place of formed Churches in the city, will ad- Delaney, c,
1
1
3
with very groat care.
the ill-fated North Woods regalia. It dress the Y. W. C A. on Tuesday, McAlpino, rg.
0
1
1
A few weeks ago ballots were dis- was last seen worn by one, Edwin March 4, in the college auditorium. Garwin, lg,
2
0
4
tributed to State College students and Juckett, alias "Juck", alias "The Ar- Reverend Locke was to have spoken Pcrrota, lg.
0
0
0
Professor Hutchison explained the row Collar Boy" of the wide open last week, but the "deferred" speech
plan in detail. Complete figures from spaces of South Allen street.
will probably prove all the more inTotals
10
24
(Continued on Page Four)
(Continued on Page Two)
teresting.
(Continued on Page Three)
Dr. Thompson Promises Excellent
Projji'am of New Music
"THE BOOR"
NEXT DRAMATIC
PRODUCTION
REFERENDUM RETURNS
BY STATES
| HOUSE IMPERILED BY
GAS MAIN LEAKS
LUMBER'JACKS RIVAL
IRENE CASTLE AS THE
INSPIRERS OF NEW STYLE
Page Two
STATE
COLLEGE
NEWS,
FEB.
29, 1924
result of too feeble attempts at pre- "LOAN YOUR OWN"
venting discord by the stuclent organizations, the fact remains that we are SLOGAN OF NEW BOOKVol VIII February 29, 1924, No. 18 a long way from an efficiently funcSHELF IN L I B R A R Y Eta Phi welcomes Helen Munk, '26,
tioning organization.
There is a great danger in confusas a pledge member.
Published weekly during the college
Tho Misses Floris, Doris, and Helen
year by the Student Body of the New ing the bustle and stir and enthusi- New Method of Encouraging Altruistic Tendencies
Austin spent a few days at the house
York State College for Teachers at asms of a well-developed class spirit
with its sister in name only, College
Albany, New York.
as
the guests of their sister Phoebe.
A kind of student loan of books
Louise Austin, '25, had as her
The subscription rate is three dol- Spirit. There is precious little con- is suggested by Miss Potter by means
lars per year. Advertising rates may nection, if any, between the two. Lot of which altruistic people who posses vveok-end guest, Miss Zilpha, a kin of
be had on application to the business us define class spirit as the organized reading they think might interest Poughkoopsie.
and collected interests of the people
manager.
Agnes Donovan of Fredonia was
others may share their literary trea(Articles, manuscripts, etc., must of one particular class entering to- sures. Tho idea was suggested to the guest of Florence Lawsoh at the
gether.
Class
spirit
thrives
on
tho
be in the hands of the editors before
Miss Potter when several persons of- Beta Zcta house last week-end.
Monday of the week of publication.) excelling of this organization along fered
Miss Marion Wallace, sister of
to place at the^ disposal of tho
social, scholastic, and athletic linos.
Aileno Wallace, was a guest at Eta
Class spirit seems more to be judged college for a short time books from Phi House over the vvceic-end.
Editor-in-Chief
by the things put over on tho other I heir personal libraries. Watch the
Dorothy V. Bennit, '24
Among tho Alumni who spent their
classes than on tho standard of tho small collection on the library desk brief
Managing Editor
recess in Albany the past weekclass itself. In other words, it very for books which particularly interest end were:
Mildred Kuhn. '24
Florence Dorsey, Viola
rapidly becomes intorclass antagon- you, and if you have a copy or so in Holmes; Martha
B u i i n e n Manager
Bay ley, Erva Litell.
isms. Theoretically this is unneces- which you particularly delight and
Dorothy Jones, '24
sary, but actually it is quite inevit- you would like to see others inter- Grace Fox; Martha Perry, Estello
Subscription Manager
Seymour,
Marjory
Mathewson, Marable. It is only an extension of the ested in, take it to Miss Potter.
Ruth Ellis, '24
jory Smith, Alice O'Connor, Mary
same personally-selfish spirit that p'roAssistant Business Managers
Mao
Wood; Agues
Hayes;
Ruth
Toft,
vades our modern system.
SENIORS SCORED EASY
Hildegarde Liebich, '24
Flint; Emily Archibald, Fannie Kill',
VICTORY OVER
Lois More, '25
It is not at all the thing to hobnob
Marjorie Mathewson,
FRESHMEN andEdwin
Associate Editors
with members of other classes—
A. Juckett, '25, represented
Kathleen Furman, '26
The seniors scored an easy victory Gamma Chapter of Kappa Delta Uho
everything for the glory of tho class,
Florence Platner, '25
over the freshmen in the first girls' fraternity last week at tho initiation
and lot it end there.
Margaret Demarest, '25
midyears, banquet of Delta Chapter at Colgate
Class spirit as such is necessarily basketball game after
Reporters
dependent on artificial incubation and played Thursday, February 21. Thoy University,
Helen Elliott, '26
nurture.
When tho miscellaneous showed splendid teamwork, and also
Formal installation of tho most reMargaret Benjamin, '26
group enters there is no such thing as good Individua 1 playing. Tho score cent chapter of Kappa Delta Rho fraJoyce Persons, '26
class spirit. It must be whipped into was 22—9,
ternity took place last Thursday evenHarry Godfrey, '26
shape by violent measures, _ aug- Tho line-up was:
ing when a new branch was installed
Jerome Walker, '25
mented by every known sensational- S e n i o r s
F r e s h m e n in the University of California.
ism, and strengthened by appeal to Heineman
r.f.
Svvettmann
"When I was in kindergarten,"
the desire to crow over others rather Miller
1.1
Du Bo is says Professor Conwell, "I had a can
the desire to crow with others. Ap- Liobeeh
c.
Hartman of soaked poas and some toothpicks
parently we have not gotten away Belding
r.g.
Most h o n o r a b l e lady E d i t r e s s ; —
Fa lie given mo. I put them together and
I have to say some words descrip- from tho attitude that we are holier Bach
Maar made triangles and squares out of
1*
tive of arrangements being made on than thou; wo are the people, knowlSubstitute— Tompkins for Hart- them. If a child in kindergarten can
tho dome of your most esteemed or- edge ends with us; and such.
nan,
do that, I can't understand why a
dortorium. Tho arrangements are
AH this struggle for the best place
college student can't do trigonometry.
most noisy to the eyes and oars, es- is supposed to develop an overwhelm- ONION-INSPIRED TEARS
It's the same thing," "Connie" forpecially when thoy expound upon ing love for our Alma Mater. You
HELP SOLEMNIZE H. E. gets that not all of us are math
them with indolence. Why, thereupon hear it earnestly declared that class
CLUB
INITIATION
sharks.
do they continue to do? I wish to spirit develops school spirit. It is like
All the mysteries of home-making
Dean Pierce, one of tho officials of
understand.
First tho estimable saying that a fanatical love for my
disclosed Tuesday evening, Feb- tho national dean's association, was
paint appliotvi climb the rope to tho state, in which I am only happy when were
top door, then thoy put on brown I SQO it winning over all the rest, ruary 19, when twenty-three tremb- in Chicago over the week-end to atpaint to tho coiling until thoy contem- will engender a deep patriotic love ling underclassmen wore initiated by tend a mooting of the Association.
plate dislike for it then thoy eradicate for tho United States, Thoy are not Home Kconomics Club. Two fresh- On her way she expected to ho the
it with yellow. What for is this the outgrowths one of the other, but men, apparently greatly afflicted with guest of Frances Wood Hayden, '14,
the solemnity of the occasion, stood
done? I do not digest.
the opposite extremes of thought and with tears streaming down their of Buffalo, and moot several other
Buffalo alumni for luncheon. Miss
Also tho boards exempt tho slats action.
choeks while thoy peeled onions, and Pierce will ho back in time to attend
from safety for pedestrians who are
Surely we aren't missing tho subt- explained just what thoy wore doing the banquet of the New York Alumseated there within.
I have ex- ler thing which is real College Spirit.
why thoy wore doing it. Two ni Association to be held Saturday
panded under the flight of a paint- If it is anything at all it is a real and
others, blindfolded, gave a demon- February 1, at the hotel "Majestic,"
brush which elaborated my hair to LOVE and RESPECT for the college, stration
of the proper way to feed New York.
yellow most inconveniently. How for what it stands for, its inspiration
long? I want to be instructed. Might and development in our own lives. Do cereal to a child. Many other domestic
problems
were solved by this
CALENDAR
I interrogative also why these so- you expect to look back with pleacalled reparations could not be more sure at the potty quarrels that ob- capable group.
Friday. F e h r u a r y 2 9
But
H.
E.
Club
does
not
believe
commodious in tho summer time structed your way back in college
Chemistry Club — Room 250— 4:10
when nine hundred juvenile school days? Are you going to remember that woman's place is always in tho G. A. A. Gym. Frolic—Gym— 8:00
keepers are not within the expanse with most pleasure the day when you kitchen. The initiates also provided a
Saturday—March 1
of solo dancing, chorus sing- State vs. Colgate at Colgate.
of these most authoritative halls?
two irroconcilibles got together and program
ing
and
story-telling
which
proved
Monday—March 3
Where to, oh most noble editress, told each other just what you
am I to sing a chorus and absorb an thought, or the time when you open- very entertaining. "Speak the speech, Menorah Society—R. 100—4:00
I
pray
you,"
was
given
in
a
way
that
Tuesday—March
4
oration?
My vocal piano suffers ed your heart in honesty and frankmostly.
ness to another ar.d discussed some would surely have made Miss Futter- Y.W.C.A. — Auditorium—3:00
er
turn
green
with
envy.
A
singing
French Club— R. 100 — 4:00
Kind and gracious lady, who in- of the things that were close to your
dulges the publik's opinion, will you heart as important, vital needs of lesson proved the ability of the inl- Joseph Henry Society— R 150- 7:30
Wednesday—March 5
your life and ideals?
Bickerings, tiatcs to teach anything—even things
continue it not and why?
Newman Club — R. 2LI—4:10
petty quarrels, fine shows of author- they do not know themselves.
Humbly your friendship,
After the stunts, tho meeting was
Friday—March 7
ity—these never produce harmony or
Yoko Ino.
called to order, and the constitution Political Science Club—R. 201— 1:10
essential well being.
was read to tho initiates, who signed
CLASS SPIRIT AND
COLLEGE SPIRIT Can't wo got away from this strug- it, and thus became full-fledged
REFERENDUM BY STATES
To the writer much of the present gle for place in State College? We members of tho club. In the business
(Continued from page 1)
difficulty of adjustment in the college are supposedly here with the highest mooting that followed, it was decided the forty-eight states show that moreseems to be the result of a rather ideals and motives, tho finest typo of to change the time of the club-meet- New Yorkers voted than did citizens
"mistaken notion concerning the rela- altruism, are wo going to murder it ings from Tuesday evening to Tues- of any other state. Interesting tabution between class spirit and college by scraps for the fight's sake? Is day afternoon at four o'clock.
lations from the returns follow:
spirit. The essential duty of manage- our attitude to bo essentially selfish
New York
ment is to make for smoothness in or unselfish? Let us learn to say SYDDUM HALL
No
Yes
T o t a l Vote
operation of any organization. There "State for State's sake" and stop
1.5,568
S8,C30
104,098
saying
"Twenty-blank
for
twentyFROLICKED IN SNOW
is a deplorable lack of smoothness
4
Pennsylvania
A dinner, a sleigh-ride, and a No
and harmony in State College. No blank's sake."
Yes
Total V o t e
dance—all figured to make Thursday,
matter whether the fault is that of
'27.
58,914
65,648
February 21, an eventful evening for 6,734
the general student attitude, or the "THE FOOL" EXPLAINED
Massachusetts
Syddum Hall girls. Jingling bells
BY DR. THOMPSON the
No
Yes
Total
Vote
At Y. W. C. A. meeting Tuesday, and sparkling snow; crisp air provok- 4,954
A special vesper service
33,640
38,594
February 19, Dr. Thompson gave an ing an appetite; a warm dinner;
Sunday, March 2, in the ColT
e
x
a
s
illustrated lecture on "The Fool," by lighted halls and good dance music— No
lege rotunda.
Dean Metzler
Yes
Total V o t e
Channing Pollock. This play deals what other pleasures could be added? 1,290
will speak. Come and discover
10,094
11,384
with
the life of a young man who A congenial company and "kindlywhat the "special" feature is to
Alaska
tried to live like Christ, and to carry disposed" chaperons, of course; nor No
be!
Yes
Total Vote
were
either
lacking.
Ask
those
who
His teachings into his every day life.
5
91
96
attended.
ftate
<DnU*0t Sfawn
STUDENT OPINION^
BROADCAST
STATE
COLLEGE
NEWS,
FEB.
29. 1924
Page' Three
DR. ELIZABETH NO YES
VISITS STATE ON WAY
TO VASSAR
Dr. Elizabeth Noycs, Profossor o£
Hygiene of the North Carolina State
Women's College, spent Tuesday of
last week visiting' tho department of
Hygiene and Physical Education at
State College. Dr. Noyos had previously visited Smith College, Wcllosly CollcKc, and a few smaller ones in
Virginia and was on her way to Vassal' College. Her visits were a part
of work assigned to her under a Fellowship granted under the Child
Health Association,
STATE MEETS' COLGATE
TOMORROW NIGHT
(Continued from page 1)
Score at half time—State, !); St.
Michael's, (i. Fouls committed—By
State, !); by St. Michael's, 5; Referee
—Humphries;
What's the use of it?"
MICHAEL FARADAY
1791-1807
Apprentice toan English bookbinder. Attracted tho attention of Sir Humphrey Davy,
becoming his assistant. "The
greatest experimentalist of all
times," says one biographer.
The electrical unit Farad was
named for him.
In 1880 the Edison
Electric Illuminating
Company, of Now York
City, installed a generator of 1200 lamps capacity, then considered
a giant. By continuous
experimentation and research tho General
Electric Company has
developed generators
900 times as powerful
as this wonder of forty
years ago.
Michael Faraday saw the real beginning
of the age of electricity nearly a century
ago when he thrust a bar magnet into a
coil of wire connected with a galvanometer
and made the needle swing.
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Gladstone, watching Faraday at work in
his laboratory, asked, "What's the use of
it?" The experimenter jestingly replied,
"There is every probability that you will
soon be able to tax it." The world-wide use
of electricity that has followed the Faraday
discovery abundantly justifies the retort
to Gladstone.
John J. Conkey
NEWS DEALER
Cigars, Candy and Stationery
Developing & Printing Camera Films
lilectric Supplies
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" p*err,i,y
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Faraday's theory of lines of force is constantly applied in the Research Laboratories
of the General Electric Company in devising new electrical apparatus of" which
Faraday never dreamed. Every generator
and motor is an elaboration of the simple
instruments with which he first discovered
and explained induction.
C. P. L O W R Y
UP-TOWN JEWELER
171 CENTRAL AVENUE
Below Robin Street".
Easter Cards and Gifts can
obtained at
be
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244 WASHINGTON AVE.
Phone West 1338-W
Hi B. HARBINGER
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Cotrell & Leonard
Albany, N. Y;
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206 Washington Ave.
4 doors above Lark St.
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Telephone
West 3464
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Special Rates to Students
Sea Foods
IDEAL RESTAURANT
GEORGE F. HAMP, Prop.
Regular Dinner 40c.—11 a. m. to 3 p. m. Supper 40c— 5 p. m. t o o p . m
Special Chicken Dinner Sundays, 60c, 12 M. to 8 P. M.
Phone West 4472
208 WASHINGTON AVENUE
ALBANY, N. Y.
6 DOORS ABOVE LARK STREET
Page Four
STATE
COLLEGE
NEWS,
G K P HELD ANNUAL RE- m BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
UNION FEBRUARY 22-23
PROVIDES DIVERSE
THRILLS
Theatre Parties, Card Party and
Banquet Lifted Among Many
Activities
Gumma Kappa Phi held its reunion
February 22-23. Friday afternoon u
theatre party at the Capital was hold,
followed by dinners and a whist party
at the sorority House on Quail Street.
A second theatre party was given
Saturday afternoon at the Strand.
Saturday evening', beginning 7:30, a
banquet at the Hampton was given.
The speakers at the banquet were:
Tdastmisfcress—Marcella Kyan.
Retiring President—Mildred Moserve.
For the Faculty—Hazel Rowley
For the Alumni—Mary Smith
For the Sirority—Eleanor Gill'en.
Greetings from the incoming President.
—Vera Comstock.
FRENCH CLUB MAKES
PLANS FOR AN ALLCOLLEGE PROGRAM
At the French Club meeting held
on Tuesday, February 19, plans were
discussed as to what affairs could bo
worked up by the members l'or the
participation of all the College students. A cotn'mitoo was appointed
with Marion Miller, '24, as chairman,
to make more definite plans.
During this semester the Club will
present some interesting speakers in
its programs.
THE OLD AND THE NEW
COMBINED IN CLASSICAL
CLUB PROGRAMS
Dr. Richardson to Talk
Tho value of tho classics, seasoned
with amusing anecdotes of college
clays of the past; a little of the old
world mixed with a little of the new,
that is what comprised an informal
talk, delivered by Dr. Richardson at
the regular meeting of the Classical
Club, Wednesday, February 20. College days in Trinity; College days at
Oxford; College days in Leipsig —
what could be more interesting?
Don't miss these programs, members
of the Classical Club! Come every
third Wednesday of the month and
see what is in store for you.
CHEMISTRY CLUB
LEARNS USE OF
DANGEROUS WEAPONS
At the bi-monthly meeting of the
Chemistry Club several interesting
papers were given on modern topics.
Eleanor GrifFcn spoke on the discovery of a new cave in Mexico, Sophie
Cohen gave a paper entitled "New
Elements," and John Cassavant discussed the use of Lethal gas as a
means of execution of convicts.
The next meeting will be held today
at four o'clock. The various topics
taken up at these meetings are of
practical: value especially to those interested in the sciences. Come out
and learn about the new advances
that are being made in tho scientific
world.
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State College will not credit its freshmen with the possession of a scientific sense. Biology 1 Laboratory hours
have been offering little tests of endurance lately. Grasshoppers have
been chosen for those entering into
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Professor Woodard
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Canterbury Club again wishes to
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We'll see that you
and visitors remember Canterbury's
IF YOU
get the point fitted
last meeting before Christmas. Again
to your hand.
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promote friendship and social meetings. Thursday, February 28, at St.
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Dr. Thompson will deliver a talk
to the members and all those who
wish to come. You all know Dr.
Thompson and what he can do. Canterbury feels privileged to be able to
have Dr. Thompson. Let everyone
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P R I N T E R S OF T H E S T A T E C O L L E G E
NEWS
For the first time in recent history
of State's athletic relations with
Union College the annual basketball
clash between the two institutions
will take place in Albany. This announcement has been made by tho
athletic management, following correspondence between tho officials of
General Printers
the two schools.
Another change from this year's
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for the game with Cooper Union. This
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New York, whereas, this year, it took
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place in the local gym. Hamilton,
benefit as
Middlobury, Colgate, Pratt and Wilwell.
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