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CDBBERLY STRIKES HONOR ROLL IS LED SENIORS
TEACHING POSITIONS 2 NEW INSTRUCTORS PHI BETA KAPPA TO
CONVOCATION THEME BY TWELVE SENIORS NEED PHOTOGRAPHS INTRODUCED AT TEA MEET THISMORNING
Dr.
Seniors
R u s s e l l Gets Honorary
Ten
Degree Of Doctor Of
Letters
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Hon.
STATE
FACULTY
A. Moot Opens Meetings;
Rev. W . J. Duane Gives
Invocation
Sophomores A r e Second;
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by
ing positions
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Dr. Thwing, National President
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rile New Y o r k stale association o f
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a luncheon this noon in t h e College
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c r e d i t p o i n t s as h o u r s d u r i n g a sc
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t h e tea t a b l e w h e r e M i s s M a v K i l l i n g
Kyck tonight.
T h e f o l l o w i n g s t u d e n t s a r e o n t h ec o m p l e t e d b e f o r e Jauuarv
I, Professor
sell, " w h e r e ( h e r e c s i s l - a gov e n i i i i e n l s e c o n d s e m e s l e r b
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struclors in home economics, poured
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the p r o p o s i t i o n Ibal all m e n are ere hiu-iih. r e g i s t r a r :
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Education Building,.
women.
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BANQUET ON NOV. 17
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 2t, 1927
State College
News
The Undergraduate Newspaper of New Vork
Slate Coljege tor Teachers
T H E N E W S HOARD
VIRGINIA HICCINS
By W . M . F
History
Editor-in-Chief
SAXTON
Business
of
WILLIAM M. F R E N C H
Managing
Editor
Kappa Delta Rlio House, 480 Morris St., West 4314
ELIZABETH PHETTEPLACE
Associate
Managing
Edi' >r
Syddum Hall, 221 Ontario St., West 2096-W
STEELE,
DESK Kin nuts
Lours J. WOI.NKII, '30
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MAV K I . I W E N , '29
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A M I "I'ACKMAKKR"
AWAKIIS,
vialing
Coi.Lraa; N E W S
cordial
N o t only are we p r o u d o f tin- fact t h a i we are to
visitors
so d i s t i n g u i s h e d ,
have n
' midst
and most
scholarly
hut also
a r e we
represenlalives of
sludent.s
of
other
uiiiversilies.
colleg,
of
thai
much
satisfaction
so m a i n
administrators
to the M i n i m i s
of our facidn
a r e members
of
such close c o n t a c l
with their
fellow
of
meinhers and
ibis
organization,
and we r e j o i c e w i t h i b e m l h a l t h c \ a r c being b r o u g h t
fraternity
with
members.
DIRECTORY MAKES RECORD
T h e student
directors
eoinmillee
in g e t t i n g out the d i r e c t o r y in
so short
was it
a time.
Not mil}
q u i c k l y , bill w e l l .
last
week
of
rectories
When
dd'firci,
year.
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short
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the present
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live weeks wtls made
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year,
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reader
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describes
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B i l e o f a Louse, A
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use so g l i b l y ,
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Council."
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t h e best w a y l o d o I b i s w a s t o let
its w o r k .
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membership
years,
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w h o are eager
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leer a n d o l h e i w i s e , a n d t h e i r d r a m a t i c
and art a b i l i t y .
V o u d o not h a v e l o h a v e a n y l a l e i i l
in e i l h e r d r a m a t i c s o r a r t ; i l is t h e
interest and w i l l i n g n e s s l o w o r k lhal
count T h e ( '(in m i l meet i n g s a r e n, ,|
carried on a c c o r d i n g to strict
parlia
m e i i l a r v p r a c t i c e , r a t h e r do we desire
l h a l i h e i i i e i u b c r s have an i i i t i m a l e re-
and V e r m i n ,
tinder an A lies
statesmen
council
college
w hen filled out a m i r e l u m e d , g i v e t h e
Perhaps the most i n t e r e s t i n g p o r t i o n o f the hook deal-.
.
w i l h the e x c h a n g e o l p o p u k i l i o n s f o l l o w i n g the T u r k , ,
War.
In d r a
ability.
n a i i es a r e seal t o t h e s e s t u d e n t s
others.
r e a l l y presented a c o m p l e x p r o b l e m .
is
those
four
on
inter-
in store f o r
thetic, Pestilence i n the G a r d e n o f K d e n , H a t c h i n g
Mines
In
c o m m i t lee f o r t h e C o u n c i l i n c a r r y i n g
work
f e w c h a p t e r sub
Appendicitis, Supermen
A n O p t i o n on K i n g S o l o m o n ' s
special
Council
w h o are interesletl
Ihe f r e s h m e n
American
their
T h e wealth o f entertainment
Pope w i t h
and A i l
an n p p o r l u n i l y
freshman
retain
w h o I, II
S h e e x p l a i n s m a n y customs o f Ihe
A
of
underclassmen.
Dramatic
giving
writes
ol articles
the W ' o r l t l W a r .
w h o m she w o r k e d , and relates m a n y
heads:
Association,
the
\ o n have a l r e a d y been l o l t l t h a t t h e
,,l alle
the reader
are Ihe v o l u n t e e r s
Hospitals.
lo
of
struggle
in A m e r i c a l o sleep in 1„,.\ ears and m i
"Samaritans"
Art
of ,i scries
freshmen
decks o f fishing smacks in w a r l o r n P u r o p e a r e in this v o l ume- accorded t h e accolade o f the new c h i v a l r y o f h u m . m m .
Women's
'J.I, /'resident
in a t o m n i o n
'HicnlL
purpose,
our galherings
eoiise
are ver\
in
1
one o f n a t i o n a l i t y as o f r e l i g i o n , D r . L o v e h w
, . .
,
,
.
.
says, e x p l a i n i n g that there w e r e ( n e c k l u r k s and T u r k i s h
G r e e k s t o u n t a n g l e . S h e p o r t r a y s a t r o c i t i e s perpetrated m i
the piers at S m y r n a .
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,
, ,
,
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f e d e r a t i o n of
| \ r l s a n d also I t , t h e I n l e r e o l l e g i a l e
' D r a i u a l i e s a s s o c i a l i o n of w h i c h Stale'-.
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,i
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at
Ihe L 'iiivi-is.il \
of
Delaware
al
Newark, Delaware
ll Ihose f r e s h m e n w h o are i n l e f e s l e d
will
baud
their
names
to
Kvclwi
G r a v e - , t h e C o u n c i l w i l l he g l a d t o
laki c u e o f \ on.
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t o l i l i u e d | o (.-iris alone, , u - w o u l d l i k e
MIX
n u n h l o h a w - - o i u c o l I h e I'ro-li
m e n 11 '. m i l .
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t o the soil
in the V a l l e y
of
the V a r d a r
h)
a r m i e s l h a l have m a r c h e d and c o i i n l e r inarched t h r o u g h ihe
Halkans
Dr.
since l i m e
Lovejoy
immemorial.
writes
in a s t r a i g h t
forward
l i n g any s e i i l i n i e u t a l i s m one i n i g h l expeel
o f this s,,rl.
knows
how
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lo
write,
in.inner,
mnil
to find In a w o r k
an appeal
and has s o m e t h i n g
f o r funds.
worth
She
writing
about.
SYRINC FINDS AMERICAN
"FAIR PLAY" JUSTIFIED
I'oinplcleil
lime.
Harden of Yule, Vw
I i j M r s . H o w a r d T.iy loi
K X K.
Samuels, l o c a l
K m . o n . JH7 page- SJ.illl
Illustrated.
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\
v d Ills H i l l
i l l c u r we m o l d ,s| I
Ih
bauds l b , w m k b i d d o n e . "
U him, r
H e r e w e have a g r i p p i n g dors ,,i l m „ ., n r j h u m a n
y o u n g m a n , l u l l o l I n n and " a l w a \ s read) l o r o r o u g h
h o u s e " Kiel ihe r h a l l c u g i o i liltIn .pile o l his e n v i r o n
i n , nl o l u n t o l d w e a l t h , lie ,..i
, l w : i \ s ,,n an equal plane
w i t h his It'll iv, m e n , r l n . i u i i u . ' i . i l h , i to
u r i l i e e and serve
t h a n sellishls i n c n j , o I
nil
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i e l \ be
One h i , g r a d u a l
f l o l l l V a l e , he was ileepl) engaged ill
a s t a g g e r i n g llllllibel " I i x l i a i i i i i i i i l . i l u c m i l i c s a n d re
.poilsihililies,
I I I I n - Ial, i c r e e l al I ' r i u c i loll s -,
ial),
P r o f t s«o| ( harles f u l l
- a i d . " \ | i a l I H o r n I h u t III, It
is
xplanalioii ol
ueh a I n c .
\ l l , I h i . d i a l h al the
age o l I w t n n live, D r Robert I' Sp< eI w r o t e : " W i l l i a m
B u r d e n was o i u a m o n g a m i l l i o n .
I h u e was i n , h e l l e r
a m o n g Ihe ) o l i n y e i n u n w h o I n n gone out M o m m i r t'ol
leges in 11 it- la-1 leu y e a r s . "
I-Tom one o i his classinales
al Vale t o m e s t i n . M i i i i u i t i i i : " P i n ihat l o y a l l y ,
lhal
staunchness, t h a i q u a l m I'm w h i c h weaker men called h i m
' n a r r o w , ' o v e r against the m o d i i n ' h u e i d t h i n g s , a n d how
H i l l ' s l i f e stands ' . I I I !
A - p h u d i d m i l d , a q d c i i d i d body
and a great s.ail
a l l handed over to I h , O n e w h o docs nil
To the
COLLEGE BRIEFS
Editor:
S o m e t i m e ago, a severe c r i t i c i s m on f o l l e g i a l e a l h l e u ' i s
aroused n i ) a t t e n t i o n ,
" A l l tune, i n m i c ) and a l l e n t i m i is
showered on Ihe lew w h o m a k e the team, a r c t r a i n e d a t b
h i e s a n d don't need the slulT, w h i l e a m a t e u r s and s c d e i l t a r )
types a r e n e g l e c t e d , " this c r i t i c i s m r a n .
T h e r e must he s o m e t h i n g w r o n g , s
e inisuuili-isiantling,
was my first t h o u g h t w h e n I read the statement.
T h o u g h I a m not very f a m i l i a r w i t h c o l l e g i a t e a l h l e l i ,
and d o not know very m u c h o f A m e r i c a as M I , I k n o w
l h a l Ihe c h a r a c t e r i s t i c o f every t r u e A m e r i c a n is to behev,
ni and I n live up t o Ihe ideal o f " f a i r p l a y . "
M ) pleasure was very g n a t w h e n I was g i w - n the o p p m
l u i i i l ) l o -.peak w i l h an a u t h o r i t y i :i e o l l e g i a l e a l h l c l i c s ,
Coach K u l h e r f o r t l B a k e r , o u r p h y s i c a l t r a i n i n g i u - l i a i t l o r
W h e n C o a c h Baker said l h a l i l is t r u e -l-.u l l u - g r e a l u
pari nf mil' lime, u
v and a t t e n t i o n is g i v e n I
ll teams
I wiis a s i m i i s h e i l , b i n he e o i i l i n u e d :
" T h i s c o i i c e i i l r a l i o n is
necessai-) since it makes f o r ellicieney and w i t h o u t it Ihert
w o l l l t l in ,1 he a team lo amount lo a m I lung
It i . not t r u e ,
h o w e v e r , that
a l e i i r s a n d setleiilary h p e s a r e n t g l e e l e d
W e g i v e ever) one a chance l o show I n - a h i h h
md i l he
p r o w s that In has real slulT in h i m , w, l a k , linn up in m i l
second team
I I l „ makes g o o d t h e r e , we h a w h i m j o i n
m i l l i i s i team, a f t e r due t r a i n i n g .
T h e r e is
ju.ii,.
T h i s j u s l i f i e a l i o l l , n a l l l i a l as it w i l l appeal lo e v e n i , , |
lege s t u i l e n l , i n , , n i l m o r e to i n , lli.in just t h a i .
T o me I;
wa-, a n o t h e r j i i s t i l i c a l i o u , , l m y confidence a n d l u l u t in
Americanism.
I have conic t o the conclusion l h a l one o | the main secrets
o l the p r o s p e r i t y o f i b i s c o u n t r y is d u e t o the h i g h ideal-her people have not only set [ o r i h c u i s c l v c s , bin a r e ear
neslly and successful!) h y i n g l o l i v e Up lo. T h e spirit m
" f a i r p l a ) " is a i i c L , one o l the f o u n d a t i o n r o c k s ,,i ., i r u ,
tlemot'iaty
K l i l i o i . l ' S v B I N ' i , 'J'l
I'., ; H a l l h a - p o s | |
ed 1M b o l l s ,
f i n . , pi.
ctl I , " Mo- I.ill u n t i l i . i l h
• p r i u •, a c c o r d i n g l o M a r i a n W o o l c , k
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on llu
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Otlobei
h ' l h u Sin, l.auea -l,a - i i c i .
M i - . Herii.uu
I.
Cla , i
Kd.uLs
' I m i a i i t . ' I N I ,,l PI,
eld, \ e w | , i e \ ,
I " ' ' u l l \ \\ He, I c o l l i ge.
R i ' l " ! I h n d i i t k , , u , IS, , , ,
D " i in l l u D e l a w a i e I n i h i s l i i a l
'-> C u l
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I
College
fully
consent
hare
points
in
rules
cv/'lained
(Dean
o f notes
in
on
Pierce)
are we expect d
11 ?
a concise,
points
wilh
brief
stale
the
snbor
subordinate
/ / ' . Risky,
head
position.
of Ihe
his-
department)
A r e freshman
jewi Iry ;
Cniu-lr-sy A'luin.v K u - n l n g Nc
I ' l l Aid u r n - : J. J O N I s, '2H
M . D . S.1.5II
work
sort
Adna
tory
f r o m the M a i n e t o S m y r n a , thence to t y p h u s i n f e s t e d islands
comfortable h
are
nf Ihe main
dinulc
I
i oiincil
gallant
Pierce's
handbook,
mailers
You should
Macinillan
interesting
Dean
to lake in H i s t o r y
socialism
m a l i i ' s ni art l o - h o w t h e i r
Lovejoy.
in t h e i r
your
What
O w e n ' s con
thousand
"BORDEN OF YALE, W TELLS HOW
MILLIONAIRE MET LIFE'S CHALLENGE
u< M .:
tllJHga well."
Sir
Ihose
varieties.
w h e r e Jason m t l L'l.'.sses m i c e v e n t u r e d .
and a r r a n g e d , it can
h.i , been
among
several
contributed
i . i n be commended on
its promptness and eflicicnc)
over
sulTering
Through
Grecian
College
of
Robert
I'ohl
w e have
I,, g o lo a p a r l y ?
valut
/,,/,/,-v 7« and 79.
Utopias
is the c h r o n i c l e , , i the heroic
w o m e n tloctors
peoples a m o n g
wishes to extend to the N e w
Y o r k S t a l e A s s o c i a t i o n o f P h i Beta K a p p a , a most
ilia! u e will
New Vork:
Samaritans
American
the
Slate
Musi
Crowell
is e x e c u t i v e d i r e c t o r o l
Republic,
I t y Ivslher
intimately and frankly.
2287
r
V ,1. X I I , N o . ,>
Ootobc • 21, 1927
is a source
in the
Democracy.
Plain's
Samaritans.
The
COLI.EI
WELCOME PHI BETA KAPPA!
It
Dr. Laidlcr
in G r e a t B r i t a i n , a n d a l l the o t h e r
of
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prophets,
.302 pages.
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NEWSPAPER," C. S. I'. A., \l>27
hesl
socialistic
I r i b u t i o n s , Ihe scientific s o c i a l i s m o f M a r x , g u i l d
('. I. I'. A., V)27
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litis
ideas f r o m lite U t o p i a n school to the f o r m a t i o n o f i h e moat
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Laidlcr.
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A m e r i c a , in w h i c h lie relates t h e o p i n i o n s o f A l b e r t l l r i s
b a n c — f a t h e r o f the e d i t o r i a l i s t - - - , H o r a c e G r e e l e y , C h a i m i n
and o t h e r s .
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GLADYS BATES, '30
A L I C E I'.KNUIT, '30
GERTRUDE BRASLOW, '29
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Al.MA Dol.AN, ' 3 0
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JUNIOR ASSOCIATE ISnrroks
GRACE M. BRADY, '30
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DR. LAIDLER DISCUSSES AMERICAN
UTOPIAN SOCIALISM AND BRISBANE
ESTABLISHED HY TIIK CLASS OF 1918
girls
to
allowed
weai
Thai
is for the sophomore
class l <
rule.
Their
rules
hare
;/«,/ ye I /',', ••
aibinilted
lo ,1/ vskuuia.
tiiiiauuceiiieu'
;oll
be made after
then
•.ub ivdon an
approval
by .llvsPauia.
ll
li -v /.,-,
a nal lo Prohibit
only
limb
school
in
\iitniu.
i
Mys/cania)
W h e n a i d where can we j ,i:i V. \ \
C. A . :
Hues are beim/ collected
!>•!•. re,-,-/- ,/
///,- table /< ' Ihe )'. / / ' . biil'eTa
board i
Ihe lower hall.
fMargar,
' St •:,! nburah
'JS,
president)
M.-n f r e s h m a n j o i n L i e -,-h I h
)es,
indeed.
V >u ore -o I ..--,, • -,
/'/,./.-/ /Vcrc,-. '_'K,
prcudciili
H o w d o f r e s h m e n " l r \ m i l " f o r ih
Lion'
To 'try mil" for Ihe art
department
submit drawiaos
la Ruth li. Moore, '..'S
./;•/ editor.
See Arrid
Hurke. 'JK, adve,
lisiiut
maUiaiier.
or bred
Crumb,
'.ill,
business munui/ci:
if you teisb to Iry oul
tor the business department.
The edi
lorial
staff
is elected
from
ronlributm
,
lo lhal department.
Humorous
stories,
poems, plays,
fakes,
epigrams,
etc are
desired.
Contributions
mav be
hand,,!
. Issariln,
' - " ' . cdil.o- in eliie.l
to liellino
or lo llcnriclte
Trancois,
'_"), managiiu
editor.
T.xehauoe
material
is
accepted,
tntt if material
is not original,
sow,,
must be •liven.
(Hellina
• Izsarila,
'J'l.
editor)
Does e v e n frosh have lo lake m a t h '
/ / i.< required
of all candidates
foi
the . bit. degree, but not of llio.se
maioi
ina
in home
economies
or
dimmer,,
( Dean M e t z l e r . )
Ma\
;
I I U T subjcel
be s i i h M i l i i l c l
f o r I ' l i s l o r ) >;
,\'o.
I I lean M e t / l e r . I
W h a t is l l e r o d o l i i s ?
/ / i.\- ///•' scholarship
I honorary)
so
, iely, ,,/' limited
membership.
, ana, , I, a
wilh
the hisloi v department
11 o l l e e ,
( alalog.)
COLLEGE BRIEFS
Bel l \
I- al m i , '.."', w as eha
an , ,| i ,
fresliiilellls.
Pour
More
on H o n o r
Roll
I he n u n c - . , , l L i b e l L, schcii, '..'S, and
o l I i l , . l i n e Sehh it'll and l l c i u i . Me I i .in
e.,n. IIMII i u i . i o i -. w e n ,,in,lied l o a n l l „
-.en I
i r o l l last we, k. M i
Lh/ab, il,
\ an D m ' , m g h , i c i - i a r a i . ha
n,,d
Hall
ol Seniors
Pay T a x
i Hi, b u n , l u l l a m i I w c n D l i w
,n
,,,i
had paitl then -indent las , i h ,
, lo e
He, l i o n
I ue !.!', i l l , I
Ill,
hid,'III
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Griffin
to Coach
Milne
Team
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a, h
Ml
I I I , M i l l , , I I I : h t h o o l ha I., I f , I
I, a m i l l i l l , , ' M i i i . , , I in d . n
Teams
Start
Practice
Tuesday
La k, I li.i II p i a c l i c , w i l l hi . M I , I in
da\
al .1 ,,', l o t k
in l l i , r ,
,,
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M " > 1» i I a I I I . I M I I C I l o l a k e i h e p l a , c
" i \ e i a W e l l c o l l , '.'.'), w h o h a . t
li m i l l o P h i i i - b i i i ; ' N o i m a l S, hot,I
P l a n - w i l l he m a d e l o , ., H a l l o w e ' e n
p a r l i I n h, h e l d a l D e h n a r ,
Nuwiii
bei -f
T i n - • l l l a r l e r l ) B o a r d ai
uiiees t i n
e l e c t i o n o f L h / a b c - h M a c M n i l , u, ' i n
lo
llu
position
ol
seiiun
literal,
editor.
Kinland
Entertains
P l o t ' , • .m L i , l i n e , I H I I I L u l l . i n , I o
Ihe f i l m
II d e p a i
Ill c l l l c l l . i l l i , • ,
e v e r a l i n , li l u d e l l l . al a sti a l , l l p p , l
neai
foil,
Mile
u-M-rwiii
Saluid.n
III: hi
Announce Marriage
(iainnia Kappa P h i aniiounte.s t i n
iii.ii r i a g e o f M a i i o n I I . Kn.se, ' . ' . i . I,
\ \ i l l i a i n S l e w i i s , a f u n n e l s i u i h - i i l ai
I ornell a n d of f l i n a h Louise
Klieg
'Jo, t o i-'ietl M a c k e i e r .
•/
STATE COLLEGEffEWS,'OCTOBER 21, 1927
LANGSCHUR, FRASER
ATTEND CONVENTION
State
DESCRIBES ACTIVITIES OF GRADUATES
Delegates Visit Capitol
On Return From
Meeting
CLUBS
HAVE
CERTIFICATE
Gathering Aims To Promote The
Interest Of Groups In
National Clubs
Ina
M.
M.
l.aiiKscliru.
I'rasi'r,
'2X, a n d
'29, a t t e n d e d
convention
of
economies
association
North
the
('arolina,
the
American
in
Helen
national
home
Aslicvillc.
J u n e 22.
GIRLS ARE TRAINED
TO BE HOMEMAKERS
Dress Designers And Managers
Are Home Economics
Graduates
u il Ii a . . m i . m i s i m n l i c a n l ol t h e In
d i i s l r j . .| ea. h s t a l e i n t h e s o u t h e r i
W h a t b i n ' of a c t i v i t y do g i r l s o l the
district.
I home economics d e p a r t m e n t follow a f t e r
The
roils
MS,ie.1 W a s h i n g t o n
on
I graduation
from
Colleger
Do t h e \
leach in schools, or are Ihey engaged
it her lines of business?
T h e In.in.
in
ecu
NEWMAN PLEDGES 50 .lilies c u r s e at S t a l e College i n s t r u c t :
j i r L p r i m a r i l y to teach l i o n u m a k i n g in
MEMBERS AT MEETING]
the high schools, and u l t i m a t e l y to be
members
wereNpi
ml,.M o r em ethan
m b e r511
s hnew
ip
Nadav,
at
ewman j t ' " " u "
the c h i l i
were
uieinl.eis;
French;
These
new
introduced
|ohn
the U'ev.
members
lohu
A I
, . L
' -
dhYient
^''\
according
to
A. F i l l i n g h a m , iiislrucloi
homeniakers,
m
to the f a c i i l n ! n " i m ' cc.inninics and supervisor o l
\ . Maliar, professor „ f
I '..lluis, s p i r i t u a l
life
lal
1
< '
teaching.
"I
1
"However,
dillerenl
kinds
,.l
many
pracgirls
work."
she
advisor
ol
ih,- c l u b ; i Ian-nee
Dcvo.Udd.
..crelan li..i-urei
..I
Slate
t'ollege;
" S o m e t i i r l s , possessing a b i l i t y as ar
Mrs. D e \ , , ; M i s s A l i c e ' I . M i l l , i u s l r i i c l o r lists, become dress designers for large
in I T e n c h and S p a n i s h ; and M i s . \ | „ x ' c l o t h i n g houses.
well, directress ..I N e w m a n I I . d l .
' • p o s i t i o n s as c a f e t e r i a managers offer
lather
i olluis
welcomed
ih.
new ; a fu'ld o f great interest and i m p o r t a n c e . "
members and said lh.il die main duly of M i s s M a r i o n Peterson and Mis-, K u l h
m n
Newman
m.inbc,
is " i , , -.iii.h I i ai d \ . i la - . m a t e s ,,l M is - l - ' i l l i n ; b a n i
lianl"
arc c a f e t e r i a managers of the M a i l e r
\ ..lie ...I plav, • \ \ isd
T e e t h . " w i l l - h o t e l ill B u f f a l o .
leu h\ L ' . i . h . e l I.Milan b ' i . l d , was .••,,n
" M a m g i r l s , " c n l mue.l M i - I i l h i i e h a i n
b\ l-'.'lMh Lev.in, '.in, D o i o i l i \ D o y l e , '_"', h a m , "become n u t r i t i o n sjiecialisls and
and H e l e n Da l e \ , ' - " l . I,it ei in I he e\ c u i n g , dieticians.
L a r g e c o r p o r a t i o n s are m a m
Ml
mal or --ei v
men Is i h r n i i g h W I I K I I ihey may reach i h .
home m a k e r s .
These departments
ai i
FRATERNITY MAKES
PLANS FOR YEAR AT S . ^ l ^ T t : : . S IZl
l
ITS FIRST MEETING l^rtSvlu^Z
v^nlw\J!:'
ll
n
lw
Kappa Phi K a p p a , llie I i . H I . . i , i n edu
" - ^ ' ' several talks lasl year i h r . n i g b
, a l l , , , , |i a l . i n n v. in.el. I...Ill p i o l e s a! si i l i o i l \ \ I . V , b r i n g i n g valuable
I in.,
ui.l
, „ i..I pi in- al i l - In I ine, ling " ' "
I
I- - " " I household equipment
I I I , d..v
Vpphcai.ls
i,.,
in, m l , , i - h i p to I h . hoineniakei's ,,| the Country.
r o i i s i d i red.
Since lasl v . a i seven
"-Srl
^ receive p r a c t i c a l I r a i l l i n g ill
A , i ,
in w . hapl. i ..I l b . I i . n , n i i l v have he. i b.
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7 N o . I .nkti A v e n u e
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A TASTY LUNCH?
Camp High
School Lunch
MFTZI I:K TKACIIFS BIBLK
Lean
\ \ 11 I.I II i I I
M.l.-I.i
has tin
lloiill, ..I lb
, | .1 i ill
w i l l he p. I
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. . , „ , hi l o i i oi a l t , i i h , I banks
E v e r y f r e s h m a n t r y o t i t on t h e e d i t o r i a l
and business staffs o f t h e N e w s is e l i g i b l e f o r m e m b e r s h i p i n N e w s c l u b and Edna Wolfe Will Keep Members
is u r g e d to take a d v a n t a g e o f the first
Informed Of Activities
o p p o r t u n i t y to j o i n ,
Elizabeth
PhetlcOf Cabinet
plitcc, '28, president
o f t h e club a n nounced today.
T h e a c t i v i t i e s o f the
i
oe
Y.
VV.
C. A. membership drive
club are such as to b r i n g members i n t o
closer i n t i m a c y and agreeable social c o n - is p r o g r e s s i n g v e r y W e l l , a c c o r d i n g t o
S l o i i t c n b u r g , '2o\ p r e s i d e n t
tact, impossible in the o r d i n a r y r o u t i n e M a r g a r e t
of t h e o r g a n i z a t i o n . T w o h u n d r e d t e n
o f news w o r k , she said.
members
have
already
signed
up.
A l i c e Henoit, t r e a s u r e r o f the N e w s
Any w o n e else w i s h i n g t o j o i n m a y d o
M i s s F l o r e n c e F,
club,
Margaret
Steele
and
Florence
so at a n y t i m e , M i s s S t o t i t e n b u r g s a i d .
f l o o d i n g , '30, w i l l e n r o l l new members in
L i b i a W o l f e , '2.S, is c h a i r m a n o f a
W i n c h c l l w h o heads
llio r o t u n d a next week and collect club
c o m m i t t e e to keep m e m b e r s i n f o r m e d
dins.
T h e dues t h i s year w i l l he
fifty
o f a c t i v i t i e s of t h e c a b i n e t .
cents, the t r e a s u r e r has announced.
home
economics
T h e student V. W . C. A . has e n r o l l e d
the
following
students
as
members:
department
here.
Marion
Fox, Manila
Smith,
Fannie
S l i p p e r l y , Josephine
Brown,
Gertrude
C o x , C a t h e r i n e Uenson, M a r i o n S l o a n ,
Theresa B e d e l l , D o r o t h y Cole, M a r g a r e t
Hurnap,
Martha
Raker, A l i c e
F.
Browning,
I n d i v i d u a l pictures for the
I'fdui/ixjue, F l o r e n c e G o o d i n g , A n i t a K e l l u m , A g u e s
the College year honk edited by I
B i n g h a m , F.lizahclh Feck, D o r o t h y l l u r l .,
r class, w i l l he taken at the O b e n - b u l l , Linnc.i S.idermau, / o e
llinrichs,
aiis studio this year.
Lists of appoint- Delia A d a m s , S h i r l e y R o b i n s o n , H e l e n
11iciit hours I'm• s i t t i n g s w i l l he posted C a m p b e l l ,
Mary
VVedgcr,
Marjorie
on the main h u l l , t i n hoard and students | S i m p s o n , Funice B o d l e y , G e r t r u d e M a d are urged i n sign up. a c c o r d i n g to Ilea
ley.
trice W r i g h t , '28, e d i t o r - i n - c h i e f o f the
Margaret
Scott,
Gertrude
Guyctte,
I'clti
l e w e l Johnson. Jean G i l l e s p y , K u t h l.el
T h e a g r i i n pictures w i l l he three dol
m a n , F l o r e n c e F d d y , F.vclvn Sheeley
lars per dozen, five o f the pictures t o be C a t h e r i n e N o r r i s , Gladys Hales, M a r iinin.iiinte.l ami seven t.. he in f o l d e r s , j garet V. ( a r i l , D o r i s T o m p k i n s , Frances
A l l n t h e i s h i e s of pictures can he pur . S t e r l i n g , M a r t h a H u m m e l , M i l d r e d A p Al'
ehase.l at h a l f dozen prices.
| p l e l o n , F.mily W i l l i a m s , l l o r l c u s e B r a d y .
1
Anne
Williams, Margaret
Mavnard,
Martha
G a l p i n , l-'.lsa P e n l c c k e ,
Irene
O . m i . H I , s i | m m Column 2
Di.'Kenson,
Ar.lithe
Down,
Ksanie
t i v i l i e s of a real home at 151 W e s t e r
Bloom.
Mary
Howard,
Gertrude
I
avenue.
P o u r g i r l s are assigned aelu,., .
,,
,
...
.,
\ ' . n i n g , Pose D' F u f e m i a , F v c l y n Rvnus,
work
l o , sixteen davs each .emesler.
, " V T " 1 1 ' * )\}"*^
nhlor-in-chie
of Jeaiietle W a l d h i l l i g , Florence
Braman.
l-lii- manager Imvs llle food, plans the l l u ' • S , ; ", 1 ' V ' " ? 1 ' U " " " - U - r l y . w i l
.litis
T h e V, VV. C. A . wants new members.
meals and is hostess
She is helped b j " ' ; " ' ' ; | l , " " l < " ' ' » " ' " l ; l l r v < ' l l " - l l , r
T h e d r i v e Ibis year began on M o n d a y ,
an assistant manager.
T h e other t w o ! , l " ' V 1 " ' ' 1 W , h i , l . n a " l , 1 " 1 ' 1 ' * 1 ' ' ^ company and w i l l continue t h r o u g h the week.
g i r l s assume the duties of housekeepers. ' ' ' ( l m / n F " ( l l , , n " « , l u ' , ' " m l n " , U I , " U T
A l l are f a m i l i a r w i t h what a " Y " is.
T h e schedule is , o a r r a n g e d that every I , 1 .!".'.' (•''"'>' l . ' ! l . s u m ' w r i t t e n by Janet
A n y o n e is welcome lo m e m b e r s h i p w h o
f i e l d , the w e l l - k n o w n w r i t e r of modern is w i l l i n g to c o n f o r m w i t h the N a t i o n a l
g i r l receives e x p e r i e n c e in each p o s i t i o n
Mary
A . Ross! R u t h "Lehman'. P e t t y ; ! r h i l d r e n s ' s t o r i
o b j e c t i v e , " . . . to live u n r e s e r v e d l y
S t r o n g , and I h a r l o l t e I luncai
Je-.us' laws of love in every r e l a t i o n s h i p . "
now inanagiiig the home.
W h a t can e.pial the values in the
W I L L READ PLAY
V. W . C A . f o r the o p p o r t u n i t i e s t o
•Those girls who maintain a high j
,,- p , , , , , , . , , , , , ; , . , , , , „
M k s
A
Agues F. L o i t e r e r , d i r
meet and make friends, lo enter i n t o
scholarship and show a b i h l \ as leader'
Irani,itics, w i l l read James M . Marrie's
wholesome activities, and e x p a n d soar. e l i g i b l e f o r m e m b e r s h i p in ( l i n i e r o i
ne act play, " T w e l v e - P o u n d L o o k , " i n c i a l l y ?
Freshmen crave f e l l o w s h i p and
Nu,
a national
honor
society.
Bet;
'oilglikeepsie, N o v e m b e r A.
here ihey get it.
I h a p l e r w a s e s t a b l i s h e d al S i ;
.Ilegi
in I'M.?.
T h e o r g a n i z a t i o n obset-.es I le
cemher a in h o n o r o f L l l e n I I . K'ich
PATRONIZE THK
ar.ls, who was a pioneer in home econoin
ics eiliication.
Man
Anna
Koss an.
Ceeile
\i.
Harrison.
'2X. are pledgi
members . I Imi'ii'oii \ i i .
" T h e iiniserv
school counecteil w l i b j
the M e r r i l l Pa'huci school of Detroit i - I
a new .lev e l o p m e n l in home e c u
ics
education.
Marjorii
M. Greeiunau, '27.
is stuih urn al the in . u n i t e ibis ,. , , , e - u r i
M i l d r e d l o a v e s and M a r j o r i e
M I ltt,|
'11. w e i e siudeiits there lasl year.
The
ii
l l was resnlved l l i a l student
dill
In
the d e m o n s t r a t i o n
of
tl
help
"Heller II
c"
The r e l a t i o n o l h o m e e c o n o m i c s l o (
i n d l i s l r\ is b e c o m i n g c l i >ser,
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 21, 1927
"WHO'S WH0"USTS
BRUBACHER, PIERCE
AND DEAN METZLER
President A. R. Brubacher, Dean
William H. Mctzler and Dean Anna E.
Pierce, am in the 1927 "Who's Who in
America." Dr. Harlan II. Homer, dean
from 1917-23, is also listed.
All four are prominent educators and
authors. Dr. Brubacher has written
"High School English", "The Spirit of
America", and several articles for educational magazines. Dean Mctzler is the
author of "College Algebra" and is a
former editor of "The Mathematics
Teacher". Dean I'icrce is the author of
"Handbook for Deans and Advisors",
and "The Dean's Responsibility to Se
cure Better Health for Her Students".
Dr. Horner has written "The American
Flag" and several historic pamphlets.
TO BE USED
METZLER PUBLISHES CANDLYN IS FAMOUS DEAN PIERCE'S NEW PUPILS
TO LIMIT ACCIDENTS
IN STREETS, HOMES
BOOK OF TREATISES AS WORLD COMPOSER BOOK APPEARS SOON
School children call be successfully
Book Appears Soon After Work Has 6 1 Original Compositions
Published In A Period
Of Nearly 3 0 Years
Of 6 Years
On Determinants
Hopes To Complete Handbook utilized in corclating a safety drive to
Before Christmas, Says
work in city schools, according to an
Miss Pierce
article by C. VV. Price, consulting
safety engineer of New York city, in
Miss Anna P.. I'icrce, dean of
a recent number of New York Educa"'I realises on Determinants" is the W I N S 3 W O R L D
P R I Z E S women, is writing a "Handbook for tion. Albany is the first city to suctitle of the hook which Dean William I I .
Deans and Adviscessfully solve the problem, be de
Mctzler is completing for publication. Many Of Candlyn's Numbers
ers" which she hopes
dares. '
He has devoted a large portion of his
will be finished beMake First Appearances
"The most direct and effective
time during the last thirty years in pre
fore Christmas.
At State College
means thus far discovered of reaching
paring the book.
Miss I'icrce has and convincing the adults of a com" P o u n d : America's most
prolific
"I hope to have the work ready for
written also " T h e munity is through the message carried
home by the school children to their
musical
composer.
Musical
numbers
publication within a year and a half."
Jean's Responsibiliparents", the article says.
composed on request. Results guar
ty to Secure Better
Dr. Mctzler said.
" I I has been found when safety has
anteed."
Health for Her Students" and during been made a vital part of lb • daily
He will take part in the discussions at
The friends of Dr. T. Frederick I I . several of her summers, she has comthe sixly-third convocation ol the Unischool
life, the children become enversity of the State of New York to hi ( a n d l y n , instructor in music, might piled a "Catalog of Literature for thusiastic advocates of safety in the
held October 20 and 21 at Chancellor's- not approve of just this sort of des- .Advisers of Young Women and Girls home. Parents who might Pe indifcription of the city's most widely
Hall in the State Education building
and a Catalog of Health Service ferent to an outside appeal seldom
known composer, but a glance at the
According
to
Miss will turn a deaf ear lo the appeal of
slartlingly long and successful s l r i i u Literature."
he did not compile the cata- their own children for safety
of work- composed by Dr. ('andlyn I'icn
"Because of the widespread interest
logs
for
the
enjoyment
of
the
labor
in the last six years would bear out
or for the financial returns, hut for in most communities in safety, espe
this truth.
Practices for the double quartet will
i
illy Ir ilTtc :; tlcly. it it; i omp n itiv: Iv
i
hor l i m i n g those years, all of the pleasure she received from having
be Wednesdays at 10:55 in Itoom I!, if
easy lo persuade school authorities to
which he has spent in Albany, I >r done something useful and for which
it is possible for the members to meet
adopt some form of safely instruction.
(
others are grate Ink
published
at that time. Those composing the, \nnouncemenl has been received ol andlyn
. has
. composed—and
..
. . .,
Miss Pierce is an exponent of health l l is much more difficult to persuade
double quartet are: liist tenors, Robert i ' I " - ' marriage of Miss Helen II. T ;
, ! " » I ' - }>'""
c , ' a s t e r and ( hnsl as may he deduced by the preceding Ihein to install the right plan of in
J. Shiiiinglaw and Joseph J. I'ohcn, '2<J;H < ' " ' " . ' " . ami Erwin K. Allen of '"•'> ™n.ls. live liturgical compos, statements
She is a member of the ! struct ion, using safety material in each
lions, ine cantatas, live part songs,
econd tenors, Clinton Walwork, '2'', ( azeuovia. I lie ceremony wa
I' the studies and organizing safelv
Women's Foundation for Health in
Elbert Daltoii, '28; first bass, Rubard A. ni'cd at the home of Karl A. I l u l b e r l , and three pari songs for male and width she is on the- Hoard of Directors patrols."
mixed
voices.
In
addition,
he
ha.Jensen, '28, Gordon l \ Stevenson, '2'J; Grolon, uncle of the bride. Mr. and
Mr. Price predicts that " t w o thirds
and on the executive committee;
second bass, Seward 13. Dodge, '28, I ler Mrs. Allen will be at home alter Sep composed and published on,- number chairman of the endowment commit- of all that can be done to climinali
manu Koerner, ' 2 n ; alternate for second lember I at Sniithboro, where Mr lor double choir, live songs, and ten tee, anil chairman of the student accidents on the street and in the
organ
piece-.
And
to
top
off
this
Mr. Allen was
tenor, John I). Floyd, '29. Dr. T. I'Ted Allen is I,•aching.
health commission. Miss Pierce is the homes will be accomplished through
crick H. Camllyn, professor of music, graduated from tin- Stale ('ollcgc, ami hatch of work, lie added no less than chairman of the health commission of the schools, through the visualization
will direct the activities. Public appear is a member of Kappa Delta Rho eighteen anllleins, all of which are in the National association of the Deans of safely on the streets and Ibrougn
published form.
ances will be in student assembly and fraternity.
Sonic clue (o the worth as well a- of Women with which she has been continuous newspaper publicity".
possibly in the December concert.
the volume of the Albany composer': affiliated for some lime.
No college credit will be given lor the
Kelley Attends Luncheon
Her interests are varied. She is a)
PAGE H A L L ELECTS
ell'orls may be gathered from a glance
quartet, Dr. Crandlyn announced today.
Ruth Kelley, '28, president of Psi at the awards he lias won. Three id member of the Madison Avenue ProsPage ball students have elected Miriam
Gamma, represented her sorority at the tin pieces enumerated above have bytcrian church and Dean of the Raynor, '28, president of lite ball. Other
luncheon of the Alumni association ol taken a total of
e than $2,0011 in Albany school of religious education, officers include: vice-president, Marian
the New York branch of Psi Gamma pri/e-. for him.
She is also a member of the Albany Wooleock, '2'J; secretary, Frances (1'Con
Saturday in the St. George H o l d , New
nor, '30; treasurer, Norma Larson, '3(1.
AIM
eli Mill a young man. I >r Girl Scout council.
York City. Anne Sleidinger, Ruth Me Candlyii has won internal lonal (lis
With all these acliv ilies she has ; Fall and winter activities have been
Null, and Myra Hartmann, '27, also lineli
three separate occasions, lime for more which is shown by the considered and discussed, among them the
attended the luncheon.
ivinniiig each in a competition open fact thai she is on Ihc executive com i fall house dance. A committee for the
I dance is: Elizabeth Rolfe, '29, chairman,
to composers of the world. I l ( - won initlec of the Aliiumi associati
Subscriptions for the 1927 28 1'ctlI.ila Purely, '31 and Gladys Green, 7 " .
Season Opens Dec. 10
the prize given at the sc.sqmccnlcm.ial State College.
ayoyue will be taken at the table in the
rotunda all this week and next, accordWomen"', basketball season will open celebration for his canla'.a, "The Light
ing to Francis Griffin, '28, subscription December 10, according to Dorotbv • ",' Hie W o r l d " . This pit- L- he I
manager.
Subscription blanks will he lasher. '28, sport captain. Games will played in Albany.
He won a prize
distributed in both assemblies today.
given by the national association ol
begin after the Christmas holidays.
" I f you sign up before January 15,
Hockey, soccer, field ball, and vollcv organists f,,r | , j s • Sonata I Iranialica".
the price is $3.50—after that, $4.25," ball will he the major fall sports while And he won the lamed Slrawbridgi
Griffin said. "Subscriptions may be re- weather permits outdoor athletics.
prize open for organ numbers oulv
deemed when you pay your student tax,"
with his "I listorical Suite".
he said.
Mr. Candlyn's friends have all this
Miss
Hill
to
Lecture
The following junior try-outs will lake
in mind when they call him "tin
Miss Alice I lill, instructor In Spanish, world's foremost living composer I'm
subscriptions: Josephine Drown, Belt}
Eaton, Marion Sloan, William M. will give a series of lantern slide lee organ".
I his title, or anything ap
French, Eleanor Snell and Gertrude tines ai the Memorial Baptist church al proachiiig it, he would himself dis
Madison avenue and Partridge street. I [•}
Braston.
ml most of Albany had I
vv i.
under the auspices of the women's alittle of the extent of his work, nun
ciation of that church. The first | i r |
news of the different prizes In- ha
will he given November 17.
won trickled hat k lo ihc c i v . .Awas said this year by I Ir. Harold \\
Instructor Marries
Thompson, professor of F.n.gli.sh, ii
Miss o | j u ,
K 0 V I w | m w ; u s ,U1 j ( |
has been hut rcccntlv that this pari
Plans were made for 'he initiation of "Irticlor in the home economics de ol Ihc -l.ile "discovered" the nation
new members at the first meeting of parluiciii last year in place of Mr.. ally know n ai lisi in its midst.
Many ol his compositions have beet
Classical club. The initiation committee Florence |). k'rear, was married li
is:
Dorothy Terrell, '28, chairman; Harrison R. \ r u i s l r o n g , Ir., on Sep played I'm tin- first lime puldh Iv in
Albany
al Male I 'idlt gi in , i | Si
lember
18.
Irene Ashley, '3(1 and Georgianna King.
I 'aid's (Inn c|i, w hei c he i> orpani I
Mrs. Armstrong spent (be suinuie
'29.
Dorothy Kahic, '28, and Marion Wool prior to he,- marriage abroad. The and choirmaster.
Slate ( oil, ge conferred its !,i„he.|
cock, '2'J, have been chosen as the pin " h i make their home in Schenectady
I I'
" . Ihc de. ree ol doclo, ol peda
committee. A l l those wanting club pineoL'v.
upm, Mr. Camllyn in June, 11,<
will soon have an opportunity for seem
ing them.
Marion Zap!', '28, first consul, urged
il o w n l a c u l l v .
the attendance of every member at every
meeting. She feels that there is a lack
Previous
records
in
intelligence.
Icsl
of interest and loyally, not only ii
pfes were broken hj the freshmen class
Classical club, but in many oilier club
tins year, according to Dr. A Is Bed.-,
here. The oilh remedy, she says, i-> tin
issislant professor of educations, Tin
loyalty of each and every member to tin
ipproxiniale mediant of the lest this year
organizations to which In belongs.
falls al 113, an increase of two p..mis
'over the median established hv die diss
W I L L HAVE ROLL CALL
|,,| |o.«). This increase In Beik ...id
The E L E V E N T H Annual Membership is probably due to the increased chance
Roll Call of the American National Red requirements.
Practically every Ircslimau was pit
Cross will he held as usual from Aruiis
lice Day through Thanksgiving N'ovein
i on registration day, when tin ii
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 21, 1927
PRESIDENTS HOSTESSES MISS PERINE CONDUCTS TEN FRESHMEN ANO
AT INTERSORORITY TEA TRIPTOARTINSTITUIE
SOPHOMORES TAKEN
Unth Kcllcy, "2X, president of Psi
Miss Eunice A. IVrinc, instructor in
INTO FRENCH CLUB
Ciiiinma and of IntersoroHty Council
OUTLINES LIBRARY SCHOOL W O R K
fine arts, conducted a class of SO stu
French club initiated ten freshmen and
dents on their first museum trip to
the'Albany institute of History and sophomores at its meeting last Thursday.
Art on Monday. The trip was mnd< The new members presented "Little Red
In acquaint the students with the ii. Riding Hood" in French, Meetings will
stitulc and to obtain information con he held on alternate Tuesdays this year,
cerninji the exhibitions and art lec- according to Itthcl M. Orfall, '28, presiture::. The class was invited to join de!.!. The first will be a program meeting and the second a business meeting.
the Historic and Art association
The new members are; I.enore <i.
Mr. Dunn, curator at the institute
showed the students an old Dutcl Ilulchinson, '29; Vera VVolcott, Linnca
Siiderman, Natalie Turchi, Phyllis Lline.
fireplace recently brought from :
and Hilda Terhunc, sophomores; and
castle in Holland and installed in tin
Jewel Johnson, Martha Nord, Anne
institute.
Lilly, and Sylvia La Monica, freshmen.
The Historic and Art association
The rntiindn was decorated with i (Tors a plan of membership to ar
palms and I lie colors of each sorority. •indents at Stale College whereby tw
l-'.i, , i l i \ members and alumnae poured r i i l s can obtain a ticket for ten lectures during the year for seven dol
Villi K N O W ON I A
ii the ei.nlil sorority tables.
so MUCH AS vor
I lars. The regular price is ten dollar:
licadod the rcceiviiiR line at tnternorority Tea in tlie rotunda Saturday
aflcrnnon.
Marjjarct
Moore, '28,
president of Chi Sigma T l i c l n ; Edna
Wolfe, "2N, president of Kappa Delia;
I -1 lur l.uyslcr, '28, president of Delta
i hm-Lia; (loldena Hills, '28, president
if (.'annua Kappa Phi; Nellie Kieldiian, -S. president Alpha Kpsilon I'lii;
:'lnrenee Poller, '28, president of Uctn
/eta .iiid Klizabetli StroiiR, '28, president I ia I'lii, were I lie oilier members
ill' the receiving line.
m
Miss
Cdthui-irc
Mo Matter How Muoh
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STUDENTS TO SELECT
NAME SCHLEICH HEAD
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OF RING COMMITTEE
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Prnlessor
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David
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In
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presented
, la-s
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students
mock
trial
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committee
is composed
loseph
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Stanhope,
ami
nine
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the
Klein,
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d e p a r t m e n t , has ap
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Carpenter,
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appointed
committee
I'riday
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at
morning
Slid
linglaw, '2'J
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Winifred
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the
meelinw
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T h e other m e m b e r
\::ues M r C a r l v , '2«, and Robert
lies
lie
llin
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junioi
(ireenleef,
'28;
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tif
class
Thomas
and
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class
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secretary
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sew.' you when unit ns y.iu want it to
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conditions.
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W e are now showing the latest Styles in Autumn Millinery
Home Savings Hunk Hld«
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TRY OUR TOASTED SANDWICHES
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Phone V est 158
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 21, 1927
164 STUDENTS HOLD
SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN
BY NEW YORK STATE
University scholarships a r c held by
164 u p p e r classmen, Miss Edith V a n
Detibtirgh, registrar; a n n o u n c e d today.
T h i s s c h o l a r s h i p entitles the holder to
$100 each year for four years while lie
is a t t e n d i n g a college or university
approved by the Hoard of Regents
T h e first p a y m e n t of $50 will be given
the latter part of this semester.
University s c h o l a r s h i p s are a w a r d e d
in A u g u s t t o five pupils in each as
scmbly district.
In order to be eligible for a scholarship (lie student
m u s t have passed R e g e n t s examinations in English, four y e a r s ; Latin,
Greek, F r e n c h , Spanish, G e r m a n , or
Italian, three y e a r s ; i n t e r m e d i a t e alg e b r a ; plane g e o m e t r y ; and o n e of the
following:
any
one-year
history
course, physics, chemistry, t w o years
of a foreign language other than the
foreign
language offered for three
years, above.
PEDAGOGUE IS WAGING
A SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE
With the work of editing the Pedagogue well under way, a drive is now
on to obtain subscriptions.
It is probable, according In Prancis
Griffin, '-'K, subscription manager, dial
a special attcmnl will be made to obtain
subscriptions . inn the alumni. In order
in do this, it will be necessary to write
lo each graduate. The Iryouts for next
y e a r s F i - d a g ^ m staff will pn.luhh l:i
directed to do this particular part of the
work.
The following juniors are trying out
for the Pedagogue staff: Belly Katun,
Josephine Brown, Gertrude Bradslow,
Marian Sloan, Virginia Baxter, Kmma
Lou Johnson, Margaret Mayuarcl, Marji;nc VV-titi La V a n e ( irr. William M.
French, Wallace Slrevell. These juniors
will form a committee to obtain subscriptions from the graduates, Grillin said.
LOUISE DUBEE ELECTED
10 DRAMATIC COUNCIL
Louise Dubee, '30, has been elected
to the I Iramatic and Art ('otincil to
take the place of Marleena Slan.son.
ex-'.ill, who has left College.
4 MEN TO ENTER NET
TOURNAMENT FINALS
Joseph F. I lerney, '2« captain of tinm e n ' s tennis team, (i. La Verne f a IT,
'29, Randolph Sprague, '2lJ, and the
winner of the match between Richard
W i s l o n , '30, and Wallace Slrevell, '2'j,
a r e m e m b e r s of the original twentyfour w h o will play in the final mate lies
of the men's tennis t o u r n a m e n t . Cap
lain l l e r n e v defeated A n l l i o m k u c
zynski, '2'J, (\ -I, 2-6, U I.
LaN'eme
( a i r , '2'), beat Samuel Cooper, '_")
0-1, 3-6, d-3. \ silver lo\ ing cup wil
be presented lo the winner of tin
tournament,
( aptain
I lernej
an
noimced today.
' 'Dependable
"What To Eat" To Be Problem
Of Scientist in Future,
Says Branson
" T h e great reason for the study of
science is that it o u g h t to keep people
from foolish m i s t a k e s in their lives,
m a n n e r of e x p r e s s i n g themselves, and
their diet," a c c o r d i n g to Professor
Barnard S. Bronsoti, head of the
chemistry d e p a r t m e n t .
"Science is the proper u n d e r s t a n d i n g
of the world about its. E n g l i s h m e a n s
e x p r e s s i n g the t h o u g h t s of our surT h e o b s e r v a t i o n s nboii:
roundings.
which an English student would write
arc largely within the scope of science," lie continued.
" H i s t o r y also has a b a c k g r o u n d o.
appreciation
of science,"
Professor
Bronsoti added.
" T h e proper interpretation of the causes of the W o r l d
W a r involves the recognition of science behind it. In l')12 a G e r m a n ,
l l a b e r , found a means of oblainim
nitrogen from the air. Finally, despile
possible
isolation,
Germany
could
make munitions with her own resources. T h e war followed."
Professor Bronson traced .science
even in the life of the business man
American millions were invested in
wood alcohol when it was selling foi
$.75 a gallon.
American
millions
were lost when the price dropped to
$.20 a gallon due to a new clicniica
combination discovered by a German
chemist.
" ' E n o u g h to eat' will be the prob
lem of the economist in the nevl three
or four hundred y e a r s , " he prophesied.
"Will the future food supply be
from the g r o u n d "
T h e outlook is
not so good," lie said.
I le continued that it will be pos
sible for science to make artificial
sugar within a few minutes. Now, it
takes m o n t h s to plant and cultivate it.
In conclusion he said, "Discover}
advances closer to the real value of
vitamins.
Recently a new substance
was found.
T h r e e grains of this is
eipial to a quart of cod liver oil.
Comforts for the individual in health
are found in the new medicines: in-111 iii and t h y r o x i n , "
MUSIC CLUB TO MEET
WEDNESDAY, 4 O'CLOCK
The first meeting of the music (dub
will be Wednc.sd.n at four o'clock in
Room B.
Dr. T. Frederick II. fandlyu, in
sirurtor in music, will givr a laik illu
si rated b.\ piano and vicliola seb clioiis.
"The membership d i n e v\.is i.ii 11 \
successful," Marion ( miklin, 'J1), club
reporter, said. "The club will soon lake
FRATERNITY, COLLEGE
Alpho Rho To Conduct Fall
House Dance Friday,
October 28
Surmsor*
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Albany, N. Y.
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Open Evenings
Plume \\'c-si 7<>l 1
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
Snuieni.s iirui Croups d( the StuU' Colkgr ft» Tctiihers
will be given special uttentiun
ICE
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With
L, G. BALFOUR COMPANY
Manufacturing
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Prompt attention K'VCII to phone ami mail orders. Delivery everywhere
STEUBEN STREET
Corner James
The Albany Evening News of Tuesday evening carried an extensive article
concerning the arrest of one William
French for conducting an interstate lottery in connection with the Albany baseball pool. However, the News desires
to announce that the person arrested was
William F. French and not our William
Marshall French.
"I vociferously deny the implication I"
PROCTOR'S
Grand
AND
Commencement Announcements
and Invitations
Makers of the New York
State College for Teachers
Standard Ring
French Conducts Baseball Pool,
Vociferously Denies Implication
Rlizabctli S t r o n g , '28, president o!
I'.la I'lii sorority lias a n n o u n c e d conim i l l i v s for the house dance Friday.
T h e y a r e : music, Mildred Peterson
Mr. French told the STATU COLLKCJE
and .Anne Moshcr, '2'J; d e c o r a t i o n s ,
Nr.ws reporter.
Lucy I lager, Louise Duhec a n d Alma
Doliin, '.III; refreshments, F r a n c e s McCORRECTS E R R O R
Donougli, F r a n c e s Kellogg, '2°, and
The NKWS wishes to correct a misleadAlice llcnoit, 30.
ing impression created by one of its headT h e iiororily h a s engaged the Forest lines in the last issue. The headline was
Willv's O r c h e s t r a .
T h e c h a p e r o n e s "State College has one national snrorily."
This might mislead one to suppose that
will he Dr. M. G. Nelson, assistant
there was only one national sorority here
professor of education, and M r s . Nel- Moth Phi Delia and Pi Alpha Tail are
son.
n ilion il. Alph i 1 p.iilon Phi is an inter
Alpha Rho will hold iis fall house national sorority.
dance Friday, ' (ctober 28. according
lo
Virginia
lliggins,
'2S, general
chairman.
Committee
heads a r e :
Lciiore H u t c h i s o n , '2'), m u s i c : Idella
Kasi'iiinn, '311, r e f r e s h m e n t s ;
l.orcne
Kerr, '.ill, d e c o r a t i o n s .
I'.d. New
coiuh's "Dance P r o v o k e r s " will p r o
vide iii.- music.
( ',.ia chapter of Kappa I lelta Kim
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
will have ils fall dance earlv in No
AND
veiuher.
Joseph l\ I lerney. '2'), is
MON. TUBS. WEO
.-(•nii.il ehairiuaii.
T h e coiumitlees
OCT.
24-25-26
are: refreshment-. Ami o r d e r - , Rudolph
•Till-: CHINESE
PARROT"
With Marian Nixon and llohnrt
K. \ \ nil h and Ward I!. I Ale. '311;
Bos worth
ehaperoiies, T h o m a s P. h'allon and
THUR. FRI. SAT. OCT.
27-28-29
William M. French, '2'); o r c h e s t r a ,
•THE SMALL
BATCHELOR"
i.union
F. Stevenson, '2'), and II.
With Barbara Kent and Andre Bcrgangcr
L l l s u o r l h K i r I la: id, 311.
CLASS JEWELRY
Ice Cream, Confectionary, and Home Made Sandwiches
THE
fHkOWBJt «HOf»
T h e Stale Lion will be out the 31st
of O c t o b e r , a c c o r d i n g to Bctlina A / zarilo, '29, editor-in-chief.
If possible,
it m a y come out the T h u r s d a y before,
the 27lh. T h e ex-change lisl will include Colgate Banter, T h e Cracker of
the University of Georgia, I'eiiu Stale
Froth,
Yale
Record,
Notre
Dame
J u g g l e r , I'cim. Bunch Howl of Univ.
of Pa., Columbia Jester, D a r t m o u t h
Jack ( I'Lantcrn,' Boston Beanpol.
During this next week, a table with
e x c h a n g e s from the a b o v e colleges,
will be placed in the r o t u n d a on exhibition.
Marion Palmer, '2'), has been added
T h e cover design
to the art staff.
will be in 4 colors, 2 s h a d e s of green,
yellow, black a n d while.
MAISTELMAN BROS.
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TO ENTERTAIN
NAME COMMITTEES
STUDY OF SCIENCES LIONFROSH
IN ITS FIRST
NUMBER ON OCT. 31 FOR ETA PHI DANCE
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