State College News
NEW YORK S T A T E COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
VOL. XII.
No. 0
ALBANY, N. Y , FIUDAY, NOVKMHISU IS, 1!)'J7
10 cents per copy, $2.25 per year
COMMISSION DIRECTING "KEEP KOLLEGE KLEAN" CAMPAIGN
SENIORS WILL HOP
TONIGHT TILL 11:30
TO SELL TAGS FOR
FLOOD SUFFERERS
Cafeteria W i l l B e Decorated
In Senior Colors For
Buffet Supper
S t u d e n t Committee To Seek
Funds First Fart O f
Next Week
GARNET
SHILLINGLAW
GOBLINS
PLAY
Jensen Says That Dance's Hour
W i l l Be Hard On Co-Ed
Commuters
li\
k'nsK
1 l i r a mi if It-rii
Where
;iri'
"I
I hi-) '
( In
I'nslllllH'S?
llic
fmsh,
course, and t h e y ' r e m i " g o o d " , all
lowered
Id
w i111 llic
lallcr
tractive
dies
111.-
black
lucked
College
defy
ill
al
the
the
censor
cisin
against
Willi
and
. . n l i inker'-,
what
Students
bearing
••knee".
Stale
disapproval,
dare
venture
this
very
pr.iper
'_"),
for
l i u l voices are b u z z i n g
her
in"
and quietly
we
"listen
m i the .lis. nssi.ui.
We
hear
"Rather
freslimen
htiugly
f u r l , sans
In
girls
gel
into,
lanienl :
sans
can
f r e e d . m i , sans e v e r y t h i n g .
We
g r t i a n o v e r o u r g r a c e f u l appearance
1ml
nnly
..iir
imaginations
can
what w i l l happen a f t e r (he first
The
llieir
upper
elassinell
.ipiuinns:
are
"They're
arc
loo
skimp}
and
L e a h ice
freshmen,
others
llicy
far
of
hi.miners
as
style
research
is
I.elt
nil."
Wright,
they
as
voicing
collegiate,"
says C h a r l o t t e Jones, '_'S, " t h e
. o n c c m e d , they're
us
washing."
also
nut
BUCKINGHAM TO
DELIVER ADDRESS IN
ASSEMBLIES TODAY
mm,
tell
'J8, says, " O n
look
look
ver\
very
ever, on the g y m n a s i u m
group
as a w h o l e
form
appearance.
nice,
I've
a
very
heard
mi
.1 cover up a n \
l,r1
"
I,race
'
"'' ' ' "
I'.ra.h,
v
it
"«
' "'
.ill, s.n s •
lllr
-'"'
inn
sug-
1|
I lliink
r i
"
Marion
l-'ns
Fox,
MeCariy
and
Coklcna
and
Coldcna
Hills,
Katluyn
Louise
Trask,
Wehsler.
Kills, mail
box
inspectors.
pieseiiling a unit
appearance."
"I llic l e n t i l o l llle g i l l s appeal
well."
according In Louise Dllhec. '.ill, " h i l l I I I .
app. ai an. e o l llu- o l h i 1 nine lentils n
quires to
1.1 c o i i i n i . n l . "
HOMEMAKERS SELL
ASSORTED CANDIES
TO CO-EDS TUESDAY
I I , m i e mad,
a l l . h w i l l he old I n i l l ,
I loiue h e , m o m i , • , lull, \ ' , , v , nihel JJnd
frmn
will
ol
llu
has
not
IiiI.N
a I i.-r
he r e m o v e d . "
and
hi II.-i
.•oiuii
a
.li
in id
li,,- mailbox
! « AND GRAVES"
.ml
taken
he
iu.nl
con.hlioiis,"
1,,-p
-lud.,,1
I"1-"1""
one
Marion
mail
wirk
Dr.
llie
of
ediicalioual
editor
IM
Miss
box
import
ces ,,r
lellers
hand
until
called
wdl
give
his
| J J | 1
"
"*
Deeter To Lecture At M e e t i n g
Of College Dramatic
Representatives
"Mils
l.u
.1.
Charlolle
llie
b'.vdyn
,,l
Miss
hoy
I ,
Slowed,
*l ale and
ualed
I'n
hiine.
will
a
•eselllalivc
and
peal
llle
ol
I a I we. I. M i
.HI a u p l a i i e
li ip ,,v . i
llislied
n, I
\,w
V,,,k
'Ml
|
Ih,
m w
ol
,
is
esse,| i,|
.aid
an
.,
,,-n
I l i A i h , Ih
la
and
llie
annual
Dra
\sso
\mk
I'll
I I, , . mh. i
M o w , II mad,
h'nelai.il
Ih.
Ilood
ami
In
e
ami
I-
pel
P l l l v . i . ^ " ' , , hail
I'..operative
llie W
w
several I
hroiighl
c
Albany
for
ol
liiuiois
vol,,I
I,, change
frmn
llie
s l a u d a i i l d e i g n o l college r i m ; al class
n i e c l i u g , I l i d , 1} in
III.
T h e } de
c i . h . l upon a i nig w i l l
vx si,me ,,u
w h i . h w o u l d In llic college seal.
'I he
maiie up In d i t ' f e i e n l Companies
These
w i l l he s i i h u n l i c d |o llie cla-s p, el
sc
the one liked best.
niol'
ami
g
al
ic llie. a l l . ,
Sunday
llie
in I h .
\\
s.-s
in'-
D , . I, i
will
lollow ice
eveiil . ,.,, : l „
I,}
I'l,,I,
, h. Mill,
,.i
\\
I.,, n i l ,
I
on
hy
Ionic-Ill
in, h i d ,
III.Hi
'"I In
li,,
\ \ omen's
I llhei
a le, l i n e
,,l
"i ,ie, k
a p i , -t-iil ,1
Inn"
I , d i n e on " h i n , I
., d i i i n , i
llle
Drama",
Mean-
mil
and
he
. o i l , e,
h.v
linn,,r
CilV
league, llie
I uuivei'sily
dislricl
,,l
the
progressive
llle
au's c l u b , the C o u n c i l o f
ell. the
is
journals
ks on educa
to
iiitlec
Composed
associali
clllb,
Jewish
Muei ican (
w o m e n , and lb
I ban,- ecoiioinics.
WILL GIVE SPECIAL
RATES TO STUDENTS
FOR NEW YORK PLAY
Special
nighl
rales
I.,
will
he
-111,I,-HI-, w h o
Mirali,me
In
lllis
l„- (.inducted
I,, p,a
me",
I!,,si,in"
given
wish
which
I,,
llle
I'lovincelown
M
lav
se,
"hi
is 1,,-in.;
next
I'lavei .
pre
week
ol
care
of
her
\ , iv
di ,11
""
.a
lolleei
I ilv.
Capitol
denial,,
I'<V.
• III
eal,
I'ela
i will
to
Iheallc
,1a}
,
,i
llle
pl.H i d
,,i, .,li,urn,
Teas and luncheons haw
llle delegates
Jones
Miss
Crave-,
in
.,,.,,1-1111,
heel.-i
v, III, n l .
pioilll, lio||
I,, e i i l , H a m
and
will
eluh,
I plav p i o d m i l i g .
w i l l In led 11) M i
hill,
|H.-hi, III
ill,
n u n
ill
|' m i cilllllll
I ) , , u- .ions
, Ink
w d l In
i d an.I UN
admission,
''I
,h .im.i
ami
'| h,
,h Il-
ol
plays.
heen
planned
llesidcs
Miss
delegates
will
|,, buy
Monday,
by a committee appointed
Lane, president
been
tags
Tuesday
Robert
named
J.
of
llie
chairman
which in,hides
slu-
Shilliuglavv,
four
of
the
rcprcscn-
f r o m each class.
will
be used I., a i d in
llle
r: l i : I .1 Ilood sufferers in \ c m
I
ll
w i l l prohahlv be seill to llie A l b a n y levelling N e w s and K n i c k e r b o c k e r Press f o r
. t r a n s m i s s i o n to the Ilood region, S h i l l i n g law said. T h e I w o I'ress company newspapers are conducting a similar c a m p a i g n
in die l a p i l o l I l i s l r i c l .
;
Shilliuglavv w i l l speak in 1mlli assemI b i a s today in behalf of the c a m p a i g n .
I Tags were d i s l r i b u t e d In c o i i i i n i l l e e m e m bers' y e s t e r d a y .
T h e sal. w i l l open M o l l da.v m o r n i n g .
I oiiimillec
ineiuhei's
are:
seniors,
M i l d r e d C a b i I, M a r e a i ' e l S l o i i t c n b i i r g h ,
\ l o l d Pierce and I'.dna W o l f e : j u n i o r s ,
k'ulh I-!. Hales, Lleauor \ a i l ,
Mildred
Lanslev
and S h i r l e y
M a i l m a n : sophomores, Louis,- T r a s k , blella 11. Kasuian,
M i l d r e d H a w k s and I ' l l i e l C r u n d h o l e r .
hreshinaii
representatives
are
Mary
Howard,
Priscilla
I l.unmcrslev,
lulna
Ma,- l - i l / p a l r i c k and Adelaide P u l v c r .
T h e c o i i i i n i l l e e was named h.v M i s s
Lane f o l l o w i n g the r c p i c s l of
several
• a m k i l l - , for an organized campaign in
llic college I,, raise relief funds f o r Ilood
sufferers in the i l e v a - t a l c . l regions o f
\ ellllolll.
LIBRARY WILL CLOSE
1 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY
" T h e lihrarv w i l l close al one o'clock
Wednesday,"
Miss M a r c
L. l ..lib. l i b r a r i a n , announced | , „ l a v .
" H o o k s mav be obtained u n t i l eleven
o ' c l o c k . " she said
PHARMACY HARRIERS
DOWN STATE TEAM
IN 3 MILE CONTEST
I In- S l a t e
< 'ollege
cross
country
, .mi losi ., h a r d m u g l i l r i
Pharii.i. v I o l l e g e km! n i g h t .
I he P u r p l e
ol-.heslia
seats in av
hi
oblamed
lol
o i . l I , o l d r u n n e r - put up a g o o d l i g h l
s l . l l l ,,n Monday
m e h l , | , | , , v „ l i d on.
, n d Ibe i m . i l score was v e r y c l o s e .
I In- M a t e
College
runners
showed
,
b u n d l e d p.-.pie -ie
• D u a l iinpi ovei
I i , i n lb.- I.o in thev
"'
'
I'- " " ' I - h o w , ,1 in ih,- Si S I , pb, am in,-el
Ibe
I
" i " -ai. o l
Lb.inn.ic\
, , ! ( , I . los, s lb, M a l e I ol
a.,,n i l ,
ii.l ,i
.,1 ' I,-.
,0111111 v - e a s o i i .
Ibe
e l
, p , I. .,,, | , , „ . ' 'X I' I'' l e a l l l I.llie.I l o w III e l l l l . r o l l l l e i l
Is | | n
v , a, . l b , 111 -I
, milid, m , , |
Di.
, ..ml
\il
( ..IIU. ' I .
' l e ''
clilioii.
.1 lodav
I la- l i d . . I - , mav In ..',;.,>,„.I
V.uk
Mi
the..lie.
(aallihl,
I', i n n . m a l u m i ,,|
aid
Hall.
lodav
thai
'."», o.
lb,
S'_'H
I,an
Ml
, luh
he
'29 TO CHOOSE A NEW
COLLEGE RING DESIGN
end
.ollee.
a n, (V ,|,.,pcl I I"
,.il..i
is
edlicalloll,
member
luleicollcgint.
.,,„! will c
I'h,I,l.u,
am.,I, in
junior
heeall
i.ou
wdl
papeis
M o w , II is II,a m i l .
hill
ahU,"
\ - vv
llu
, s
v, i m
gram
,,
alien,line
llu-. week
, 1
ol
llle
, mlih
lie
the
liiickinghaiii
s, ill (. I llie III .1 l l u , , - da.v - o l
I In
gradual,
\,w
n, a
presidei
associalioii,
m a i l ><»>">
concluded
STOWELL TO ADDRESS
ASSEMBLY ON DEC. 9
as
'_"),
ol
nine ,,', lock
I I
'_'K,
\rl
Ih,- c o n n , d are
llclawan
niainl.lined,"
ami
Craves,
(•munition
heart
Jon,-.,
Diainalic
Iwo
llic
al
w i l l speak in holh
I,,,lav.
Last, i n
u
b o x , '_"'.
coiiise,
as legist i a i ,
even
his
cmurniiu-,- |,,.|ay.
I, " a l l h o i i i : h , o l
i.iil
man.
v.uahmi
'I he , and}
will
,1 I..,
pill up
v m g loon, I
olh.-i and I.,ih. i .
ah,,
s,,||
eau.hes
i,a
giamliua
and
g i a i i d p a , a c c o r d i n g l,, l l e a l n e .
I„iiighu,
'_'«, gen. l a l . h.u
i, and p i . I . k i l l ..I
llu- I I
.- I e n ,
c- eluh
\ n i o i i g the
c a n d i e s t o l„- „,ld a r c :
Il a n l , chocolalc c v c i c d
SlIllTed dales
Parisian daiulies
( andicd m a n g e peel
fx'ul eluslers
Peppermint creams
I'eaniil h u l l , ! . a n d }
I he project is ,in,l, i the d i r e c t i o n .,1
Miss J . ( , . l i n n , T r o y , p r o f e s s o r ,,l home
ecoiioiuu s, w i l l , w h o m llie r e g u l a r foods
classes w i l l Cooperate.
( lliio Siaie university,
assemblies
and has w r i l l e n
OLD," FOX, '29 sAYs\ ARE AT CONVENTION
" I I a siinl.ni
lhe\ '
look r a t h e r neat mi • colI Ilk.
lilt- -li ide of green in p i v l e i .nee to tin
. l i . , l i I,lack color thai was f o r m , r h Used.
\ s a w h o l e , III. \ a c c n i p l i s h die p u r p o a
I hnnksgiviiie
Marion
Jcauuclle
"ZcTXiL
entire
excess aw kvv ardliess | w ill
m
picture:
lion,
k a l l i e r i u c D o u g h t y . '_'K, says, " I l i k .
l l i . in v e r y m u c h .
T h e y ' r e a great iiu
pi-ovenieiii over the 'sloppy' o l d styles."
" I laving
a inn form
o .slumc,"
s.a\ K v c l y n ( u a v . s , '_";, " i s much h e l l e r than
l e t t i n g each H u s h choose her n u n way
of dressing f o r gv i i i n a s i u n i . T h e hi.nun
els this . e a r are a hil l o o s k i m p ! } and
1,111
lop
I.ow.-r p i c t u r e :
gested thai t r u n k s he Used in place of
hi
i.-rs
ami
I
helieve
Ihese
would
remedy the g e n e r a l appearance o f the
d
right
Waldhillig,
1 low-
Hour, the
presents
to
Jcauiieltc
some
Inn
ungainly.
lake
he solicited
slogan
T h e money
attire.
ears i n the g r o u n d and
I..
has
atives
cah'stlicties!
plaee o u r
Iv tit h
coiiiinillee
a criti
A n d thus dues Slate's en e.l p e r f o r m
will
lllis
,|, nl a s s o c i a l i o i i .
fearlessly
would
Verm,,nl
md Wednesday
by
mid
waist line,
lighllv
nl
hy the al
lisle s l o c k i n g .
helped
own."
Iriml)
over-discussed
w e l l concealed
maidens
Campaign T o B e C o n d u c t e d
Is Result Of Request
Of Students
I )|( \ \ < k V
gymnasium
CHAIRMAN
l l ha-, n,,I
he I
llu
p. II.,I
l.a
been . 1 , , id .1 w belli, l in, III
dlamali,
ml .,1 i h ,
da
, ill In
pi i..
. 1 . . id,,I i
Ibe l i c k , Is, . „ , o n l i n e
i,
c m
Me-..
n
\em-
I n i l , l , I. d l l c c l o I ,-l llle , l a - - .
Miss
|,,|i, ,
,,,
" Ml
IM.I. nl
llie,,I lo a
.1 l b , pi iv becall-.e il
llie
comic
and
the
". ollege
,'d..i I.
. id inn
laciih.v
ale
ll,l-
olh'ei vvoiib while plavs p, A l h a n v . "
M a i l \ Clilics have s p n k d l l a v o l a h l v o l
ibis pl'av
hoi
inslauce, l b ,
dlamali,
c r i t i c ,,f the \ i w
Vorl,
I imes says:
" A sincere and p,,wci m l tragedy w r i l l e n
w lib emu age, iiudei standing logic and
h u m o r , was played hv aclol's whose sin
eerily matched ibat o l the aitlhoi', and
w h o added lo that siui . i ilv an l l l l c l i o i l
and an ni-1 mi I iv, and m l . use i j u a l i l ) o l
r a m a l i c action and s|ii'ecli c p i dl.v ad
a l h ml I
i ( Vdai l Yes! college, I ' n i c e r
-an o l I), l a w , i r e , K l l l l i r a college, I „ ,u
cher College, Mood college, K e u k a col
hue,
\.w
Jersey slat, college, K'llssell
Sage
college,
ovv.el
liriai
college, I m i l able m
W i u a l o i i college and W i l s o n college,
'passages,'
Thanksgiving Vacation To Begin
At Noon Wednesday Is Ruling
Hag
km
will
I\.Iwiib
,.iii.
\
,.ii
i I,,.,
\\ .dm
a ruling
llu.,-
allcl
-I iv
made
veal's ago."
I I .110
I I I ac
hy
llie
Prcs,
L' lb nl,.., b. i said today.
'"lb,
1.,,'llhv
mad,
this
decision
ill,i
dm
cmi-ddcr,il
students
win,
(..nl,! i,,l
leach l l i e i r
homes
u n t i l ibe I I , xi day a f l e r llie closing
( lumiissimi
i..in the i ollege ealalogue o l
d m . r u l i n g is ilni.' l o an
e r r o r in m a k i n g up I lie p u b l i c a t i o n ,
Professor
llariv
|l i i i clicnoiig'.i,
head of llu- m a i l i . uialics d e p a r t m e n t ,
declares.
"No
excuses w i l l be g r a n t e d
lo
'.indents
from
nimning
classes
on
W e d n e s d a y , " D r . I l i i i b a c h c i ' said.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 18, 1927
State College N e w s
Business
Manager
Managing
Editor
Kappa Delta Kho House, -ISO Morris St., West 4314
ELIZABETH PHETTEPLACK
Associate
Managing
scampering
Editor
ship
'30
of m a r i t a l
then,
which
made
to
Some
t o banish
i n o l d age.
They
an association o f
Waits
for
institution
The young
the
thought
m a n sees (he w a n t s a n d
give
to wait
at t h i s
awhile
sl.age
before
is y o u n g
marrying.
Love
and passionate,
time
and
the
young
just
yet t o m a r r y o n .
So
decide
they
h a s passed
to postpone
the thought
of
union
a wife.
But something
complete.
T h e oft
is l a c k i n g
anticipated
is
I l has a r r i v e d
o n l y t o sound the death k n e l l o f a once real love.
each m a n k i l l s
B y each
the thing
Some with a
look,
flattering
word,
The
Man
At
man with
Imagines
an i n s t i t u t i o n
a sword."
Himself
of learning
Inferior
where
kilter.
The
is apt I n f a r s u r p a s s i h e
T h a t i n itself lends t o e s t r a n g e I h e I w o , f o r Hu-
of necessity
feels that
the w o m a n
outclasses h i m .
l i e w i l l p e r h a p s even i m a g i n e h i m s e l f i n f e r i o r .
COLLECI
for the
w o m a n to receive a h i g h e r g r a d i n g than mete m a n .
s c h o o l s t a n d i n g of t h e f o r m e r
T h e n he
w i l l s h u n t h e f a i r e r sex f o r fear t h e y w i l l d o t e u p o n
mental superiority.
A n d of greatest
importance
their
w i l l be
t h e effect o n m a r i t a l r e l a t i o n s , f o r t h e m a n w i l l n o | seel
Vol. XII, No. 9
t o m a r r y a w o m a n t h a t is his peer in m i n d .
Man glories
never expose his t r a n s p a r e n c y .
begin " h o p p i n g " by 7:.3() i f they expect t o
h a v e a l l t h e i r dances, f o r , as w i t h C i n d e r e l l a , at the s t r o k e
11:30, f e s t i v i t i e s must s t o p — o n l y
12:00.
Fashionable
folk
w h o plan
at 9 : 0 0 o r 9 : 3 0 w i l l
affair
according
be r i g h t
to o u r State
w i t h dear
K l k i , it was
to arrive
at the g a l a
be decidedly
College
code
"out of it", for,
,,i
etiquette,
it
will
fashionable to come e a r l y .
W i l l i house dances over, a n d n o t h i n g else to d e t r a c t
from
the eagerness f o r the dance, everyone is i n t h e r i g h t
mood
After
m u c h discussion i l
was to be the r u l i n g .
It
was decided that
is so seldom
b i g dance, and consequently
of
f i t t i n g that e v e r y t h i n g
thinking,
thai
formal
attire
Slate
has a
so seldom d o a large
men dance in the g y m n a s i u m
only
that
be just
everyone
so
number
thought
it
o r to t h e i r w a y o f
formal.
NEWS SPONSORS TAG DRIVE
Students w i l l consider it a p r i v i l e g e to purchase the V e r mont
mittee.
relief
lags
next
week
front
Mr
T h e very slogan, " I helped
Shillinglaw's
Vert
com-
I take care o f
her o w n " connotes s o m e t h i n g noble.
When
T h e w o r t h o f the p r o j e c t cannot he questioned.
one has had his a l l swepl a w a \ In a Hood, the aid o f
neighbors in a r i c h state is a r e s t o r a t i o n to confidence, a
ten f o l d incentive to r e b u i l d .
V e r m o n t is d o i n g her utmost i n r e b u i l d .
I'm Vermont
It has few cities w i t h the power o f
is not a r i c h s t a l e
being h i g h l y taxed. A n d in several cases these cities have
suffered m u c h
I n this case, V e r m o n t ' * o w n is also New
Vork's own.
W h e n S l a t e College can c o n l r i h t l l e more than f o u r hull
d i e d d o l l a r s I n purchase a c a r i l l o n hell, State I ..liege can
" g o over the l o p " in such a h u m a n i t a r i a n d r i v e as ihis.
The
STATE
" S o m e k i l l their love w h e n they arc y o u n g ,
A n d some w h e n they are o l d ,
Some strangle w i t h the hands of l.tisl,
Some w i t h the hands of C o l d ,
T h e k i n d e s t use a k n i f e , because
T h e d e a d so soon g r o w c o l d " .
A n d l a s t l y a c o - e d u c a t i o n a l e n v i r o n m e n t is n o l c o n
d t t c i v e t o m a r r i a g e , f o r t h e r e is t o o m u c h o f t h a i ele
mental relationship termed, "free love".
li ha* other
n a m e s b y w h i c h i l is i n d u l g e d i n , such as. " n e c k i n g " ,
" p e t t i n g " , " s e x - a p p e a l " , etc.
T h e r e is T o o Much " F r e e L o v e "
f o r a good t i m e .
COI.I.EI.E
NEWS
seventeen i l s c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s
extends
m i their
in
the c o i n m i l t e c
noble
T h i s t o m e is t h e m o s t d e v a s t a t i n g o f a l l t h e f o r c e *
a c t i n g to desecrate true love.
There is p r e v a l e n t a
tendency to enjoy the thrill without incurring ihe a l l e u d
ing responsibilities.
T i n * is t h e essence ,,f " f r e e l o v e " .
has made
pennisc
is
The comfortable
automobile
" n e c k i n g " , a pastime.
T h e scantiness of w
en's g a i h
has c e r t a i n l y n o l d i s c o u r a g e d m a s c u l i n e a t l e i i t i o i i .
Tin
very senuous r h y t h m of t h e once b e a u l i f u i dance h a *
but a d d e d t i n d e r t o ( l i e l i r e .
T h e u l t i m a t e effect u p o n m a r r i a g e i * n C i o n The
m o s t i m p o r t a n t p a s s i o n , l o v e a n d h a h , has U r n . l a h h l c d
i l l , i n s o n i c cases t o a n e x c e s s .
T h e IH.N a n d i h e m i l
have d e v e l o p e d a n d p r a c t i c e . ] t h e i r m c a n i n g l , - - * " l i n e s "
of p a t t e r .
' T h e y have p l a y e d at l o w . e have nn a n l
it, a n d t h e v have s u f f e r e d , ulhcr.s h a w lit d a n d IIICN have
regretted.
And meanwhile
t h e - p i r i l u a l m a r i i a g e , the -acred
union,
si w a i l a t t e n d a n c e o n this p r o f a n e m a i d e n
" S o m e love l o o little, some l o o long
S o m e sell, a n d o i l i e r * l . n \ .
S o m e d o Ihe i\ec,\ w i t h m a i n leal ..
A n d s o m e w i t h o u t a sigh
T o r each m a n k i l l s t h e I h i u g he l „ u * ,
Y c l each m a n dues
die"
T. eCee.
"WILSON KNEW NO FEAR," DEGLARFS
MARY PENNINGTON IN UNIQUE WORK
My W . M . F
MARRIAGE IS BECOMING UNPOPULAR
WITH COLLEGIANS, SAYS STATE MAN
To
i i n . I'.IHTOH :
M a r r i a g e , w h i c h w e once b e l i e v e d t o he a s p i r i t u a l
u n i o n , is b e c o m i n g u n p o p u l a r a m o n g t h e y o u n g e r set
T h i s is p u r l i c t i l a r l ) n o t i c e a b l e in a c o e d u c a t i o n a l i n s t i
union.
A n d S l a t e C o l l e g e , w h i c h is o n e o l these i n x t i
(UtioilS, has n o t escaped t h e l e l l d c n c )
t o d e v e l o p all
unti marriage sentiment.
A s w e t u r n hack h i s t o r y ' * pages w e a r e h o u n d t o feel
a c e r t a i n p a n g , f o r w e r e a l i z e that t h e c h i v a l r y ol t h e
o l d e n i|a> * is b i l l a m y t h .
W e c a n C I U M - o u r eyes a n d
p i c t u r e t h e s t a l w a r t k n i g h t r i d i n g f o r l h in quest o l a n d
reverence f o r a lady fair.
A n d then we can imagine
one d o i n g that to-day.
H e w o u l d he l a u g h e d a t , a n d
p i o b a h l y s u b m i t t e d t o a r i g i d m e n i a l test l o r t h e f e e b l e
minded.
A m a n n o l o n g e r needs l o s t r i v i so g a l l a n t l y
f o r t h e h a n d o f a m a i d , a n d a m a i d n o l o n g e r e x p e c t - , it.
T h a t is t h e t r a g e d y .
M a n y o f the y o u n g people of to day r e g a r d m a r r i a g e
as t h e c o u r t o f l a s t r e s o r t .
It is a n i n s t i t u t i o n w h i c h is
a l r i g h t w h e n a l l o t h e r s h a v e been i n d u l g e d i n . T o s o m e
it l i a s b e c o m e u n p o p u l a r , l o o t h e r s l o a t h s o m e .
I am not
in m i n o r
sports by o r g a n i z i n g
last
spring.
Chronology
of Woodrow
II il.uni.
I
ihd lor M a n
\ auderpool I ' e i i n i n g t m i b\ |,,hn Randolph |'„,||j
,|
others. S.I.50. 38.1 Pages
\ , „ Y,al. I luleiiek
\
Stokes ( ompaiiN.
What Woodrow 'Wilson did m i , - , , i \
niip..i i.nii d.n ,,i
his l i f e is c h r o n i c l e d in t i n . iiniuiic c h u n c
li ,
,' , | i \
I') d a ) el
o l o g j o | \ \ ,Kon and In
l i , h u t , o i l s 'to
ciuh/alion.
M i n o r point
, i n , o | , h led, Tin i|ii.,i.,i
s
f r o m I n * i n a j o l speeches and u i n i n e - are l i e i p n n|
| he
appendices include
his i n a u g u r a l addresses, p i e o d . n n ,1
messages oil the t a r i f f and Panama I an.ii | o | K , | | „ , i, M n ,,,,.,
war message, appeal f o r w o m a n suffrage, die l.c.ieiic o l
Nations covenant, and o l l n i noted stale papi i .
'The hook endeavor.* to show " w h a t W - d c w \ \ j | , l l M , | j , |
thai he became the m m , i , a l h acknowledged d o i u i n a l i n e
w o r l d f i g u r e d i n i n g llit ( h e a l W a r , and wh
lbs him
lo rank forever among die foicllln.sl o l m a n k i n d . "
| h,
p r e f a c e is ,ni excellent aiiprei i a l i o n o l W i l s o n
li ,ay,
m part, " H e was essential!) a c r u s a d e r : he knew no f e a r '
I " ' loucdit l o r the Common K
I ,| the u h . d e people
• i • l1e„ajaVt', ll|'.!li" lifl' ' " ' ' " - i l | l ' l k
" H I - children
and o u r c h i l d r e n s c h i l d r e n w i l l rise up and call his m e m o r y
A n y a d m i r e r o f ihe w a r l i m e p r e s i d c n l ,
Students Hi g e n e r a l , w i l l d e l i g h t in the hook.
if
the s o p h o m o r e
is a
won,a
Should i/ sophomore
man allow
freshman woman to precede him lliroito
a door.'
'That depends on the m a n .
and h i - , i , , n
No.
( M i * * Van Detihiirgh,
1/H.V/ all excuses
dgued by Ih:
Yes,
if absent
rci-n.,:
because of
ill,,,,,
Croasdale.'
f o r a w h o l e day.
/.( // necessary
for a •ilmlenl
lo b, ,,
The D a r t m o u t h game, December 17
is to be played on the Albany H i g h , ' ' " ' " ' " ' ' '"' ' " '.-"",/,• before .
School court. W e would make a bet-1 /'resident Urubaeher's or Peon 1/
ter showing on our own court, but we ,,/r
have n o t t h e seating capacity.
licpietl.
Il is , o u n i o n
Yes.
What
bus ib es on,
Our new baseball captain, Howard
S. Goff, will be a good one, in our Camp C uiswcll.
A n T: -1 ( i r e , ibush Ills.
opinion. H o w i e h a s always been one
of the hardest workers on the team.
ll'lier,
intents
obtain
Congratulations, Howie.
lockers
We are making a good beginning in
cross country this fall, and we oughl
to have a strong team in t w o or three
years.
loliuin
K i n s e l l a is d e v e l o p i n g i n t o
a line rt
r.
l i e h a * a Tine chance
I., f i n i s h wcdl up in t h e f r o n t r a n k s in
the ' T h a n k s g i v i n g I >a.\ m a r a t h o n ,
T1..111
Coach
U'. I\\
1 Mi.*S 1.
1 laker,
Isal •He
/,, n
loi
NNOIIICU.
FACULTY NOTES
eastern Trance.
She mentioned n
lii-itl.-ir S I . Mai,., P a r i s , Nice, .n«\ <
in Ihe Swiss A l p . .
A l a shori hiisini ss nice lint: pl.n
a cake sale were di etissed.
COLLEGE BRIEFS
Miss P I , , f e m e I'.. W i n . hell. h.
I II.
I
le ee
lies department
ccsierd.n a l l . i
,n b e f o r e Ih. T
Tea, h e r . ai a l i o n o l school |u
siihjccl u.e- " \ \ hat has been don.
stuih , , i C h i l d
|)c-M-l,,pi,,.iil
w
oil
• p a i l s o l the I niled M a l i
. '.ill, an.
Anne
M
•
n .0 ihe lean.
Ihe H o m e M ;
I'i
Upha
part)
lo ,he fresh
l
house
'Tan , xpresse*
Tile-.
suiipalh.c
I
1
,,ih. r.
I'i
\lpha
Tan
hIxalheiiue T
Tngli-.h, ai d
s
rih
innrlaiiit
\ \ lo , l i n o ,
nlin.l.
and hi idee, \ \ .
T'.p i f . i i l l e l a I'h
Nn Tip M a . ] .
I'lnl
C o a, I.
.1.1,, plc.lv
l.ailiina
T ipp., I I ,
ih,
h H l i - I a d .n •In, i , M . n e a n I T i l •.,!,. ih
lo \ h and \ h
D.oi.l I I , , | | , „ , \ , ,
vcmb.i
'.
Mi
Dull
w„
i.auie.h
Mi
M d d i c . l \ 1 . . o . . . '.' '
M a i l , , l l . i i l i i i ,.,, .,,,,1 T , ,
-"'. -I
Ihe w i T . lid .1 I I ,,
.10 lid. ,1 l l i .
I
M
I,..
I n I nih.l
•|'s l o l . l , , I
\\
lions,-
Miss I. C a n i n e
I r . . i , in t i n . !
I I
• ecoliolllie*. attended I I I . Pi
I Hli.. Stale f o o t b a l l game S H i n d
u nun.,
j
Miss L u n a T H i , .
j Ihe college cal'eleria, a t t e n d . . I i h . I
men'. I-Aposiiion. al W w \.o\
.n
Ihe w e d , end. Miss I li.,mp-..n
mi' Ibis di-.pl.iN ,,l n, NN i . i i n p i n , 1 '
I'i
Indlrl
h'l
Mpl
Is : I I p
\
h' P l i i h a c l i e i and
W.I. Ill, dnmel en, I
i M.nd.n
a I,'
, il.
I \l
, l i „ | . ., , | . n i l 1,1
I,
Pl.'lc
I.,.,I,,c
and \ h
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old
\
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and pl„ „ , e , . , | , l o ,T
\\
l a i d w. i . i h . I
and
IC .11
\ \ i l l i a n i I I Met,
a ... i d n
lie .
k'llth T. l e e '<>
We.
'i..I,
.a I T , n , a i . I •- P i ,
Ihe , l „ ai i n
d.pailmeiil
II , , , l l i . I , , l l o l T a d a
h Colllp
|. ,,| | h , ,.,, .
1
' » nn: lo I h , l e i i m , , , „ , i I , I, m u g
i l ' - ' d I..I i h , wiin.-i | | „ , . i i l , ' I,,,,,,..
1
''"'"'"I
»ih
l„
|„,,|
e.l
I
I
'•'
I here a l e s M c i a l inalchi
I, II
'"
I"
l'k>id,
according
|„
k.,ll„u,
I ' - i p e i n n g , •.",, I l l m i . S | ) I I | | , | | ) | ; i i | 1
CuiAersil)
scholarship i,i„no
will he
. i,
Mills!.,,, ,
No activity in the ranks of the
Mi*
Man.
M;
swimmers. W e are disappointed that I r e n d .poke ai a p r o g r a m i n , ,
the swimming team isn't getting into
Trench club \ e * l c r d a . \ on her p,
competition this year but we can hope
recollections o f
I h w c s l c r i i .o„\
for better luck next year.
Mistress holly.
of
purpose.
credit
men and women
are s t r i v i n g a n d s t u d y i n g t o g e t h e r , il is c o m m o n
man
AWARDS,
brave
of
I ' a i r w a s h a c k in t h e line u p M i n i
dav n i g h l , b i l l ColT has n o l done
m u c h w o r k y c l a l t h o u g h he has been
in u n i f o r m t h e las! few p r a c t i c e s .
T h e c o w a r d d o c s it w i t h a k i s s .
Secretary-Treasurer
pleilt)
t h e y d i d in a r o u s i n g
Yes,
student.
g o o d a g a i n s l A l b a n y H i g h S c h o o l lasl
in) on.
(Miss Van Deubtirgli, r.ei
l-ridav,
when
lie- college
qtlintel
scrimmaged with the C a m e l and Cray. l i a r . )
Is there a system of cuts used I
Stale missed their i m a l i d s C o l l and
I 'air.
history
,/»/:.,'
lie l o v e s ,
l e t t h i s be h e a r d ,
S o m e d o it w i t h a h i t l e r
'17 d e s e r v e
'29 a n d J o s e p h
Is il proper for it girl lo pay part ,
the expense when out with a yonioj int.
who is ivorkiny his way through eolleg,
No.
Should a freshman give up u bus >.-.
to ci sophomore?
Is il permissible lo join both Xewm.i
First basket ball g a m e is t w o weeks and V. II-'. C. .•/./
from t o - m o r r o w night.
O u r oppoYes.
( P a l r i c i a ( ( ' C o u n c i l , '-'«, pr,
nent will be Maxwell T r a i n i n g School dent ..I N e w m a n , and M a r g a r e t S t o u i i ,
b u r g h , 7 8 , presidcnl o f V, \ Y . ('. A . i
of N e w York City.
In Ihe system of tellers what ,/,„•>• I
'The b a s k e t b a l l learn d i d l t ' l 1 < so
denote in numbers.'
unto
bliss
Ilcrney
for t h e fine w o r k
interest
lo make the
nuptial
w a n t i n g , f o r m a r r i a g e has c o n i c t o o l a i c .
I'".
a tennis team
marriage
in t h a t t h r i l l o f r a c e s u p e r i o r i t y , a n d a c l e v e r w o n i n w i l l
of
Salmon
m a n has
T h e m a n n o w has p l e n t y o f m o n e y , a n d he l a k e s
SENIORS MUST '•'HOP" EARLY
must
Joseph
is
means, but not enough
himself
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Seniors
The
tennis team h a s a tentative
schedule including matches with R, P .
I., St. Stephens, Cortland N o r m a l and
Hamilton college for t h e coming season.
Vanity
discourages
acquired
Vice President
November 18, 1927
h -* 4
d o not
wait.
"Yet
PRIZE AS " A M E R I C A ' S BEST TEACHERS
NEWSPAPER," C. S. P . A., 1927
SPORTJ-krl
d
the very
just a bit longer.
C. I. P. A., 1927
ALBANY, N. Y.,
vows.
So t h e y decide
The News does not necessarily endorse sentiments cxnr essed in
contributions. No communications will be p rioted unless tile writers'
names arc left with the Editor-in-Chief of the News. Ai lonymity
will be preserved if so desired.
SECOND
pleas-
h e r t h e s e a r t i f i c i a l a n d w o r l d l y g o o d s , he b e c o m e s a f r a i d .
STAFF
AND " P A C E M A K E R "
rrom i
sug-
generation
needs o f t h e f a i r e r s e x a n d f o r fear t h a i he c a n n o t
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"ALL-AMERICAN"
diversion
c^-SPRAYS
marriage,
"unreproved
association, b u t r a t h e r
co-educational
MILDRED LANSLEY, '29
DOROTHY LEFFERT, '30
BERTHA NATHAN, '30
A N N B SCHNEIDER, '29
N E W S CLUII
PIIETLEI'I.ACE, '28 President
HENOIT,
for
T h e mere
sex.
IVAN G. CAMPBELL,
LUCY HAGKR, '30
HOSE HANDLER, '30
MARGARET H E NININGER,
NING
'30
ALICE
idle
and t h e blessing o f love
A
M,Ttt, 30
A N N E STAFFORD, '29
to some
Love
SENIOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR
K A T H L E E N DOUGHTY, '28
J U N I O R ASSOCIATE EDITORS
CiRACE lyj. BRADY, '3(j
FLORENCE K O E N , '29
CIENEVIEVK CHI.K, '29
BESSIE LAPEOES, '29
HOSE DRANSKV, 29
El.lZAUKTII l'UI.VER, ' 2 9
MILDRED GAIIEI., '28
t-ELA VAN SCHAICK, '28
M O L L I S KAUFMAN, '29
CAROLINE S C I I I . E I C H , '29
D E S K EDITORS
MARGARET J. STEELE, '30
LOUIS J. WOLNER, '30
REPORTERS
HAMILTON ACIIESON. '30
FLORENCE GOODING, '30
HETTINA AZZARITO, '29
HETTY HARRIS, '30
GLADYS HATES, '30
MAY
K I . I W E N , '29
A L I C E H E N O I T , '30
CAROLINE KOTRIIA, '30
GERTRUDE HRASLONV, '29
EDITH LAWRENCE, '30
DOROTHY HRIMMER, '3D
LOKKNA MARCUS, '29
l.i.... s:
M A R C A K K T IllJRNAI 1 , ' 3 0
a?fin
A L M A D O L A N , 30
ASSIST/ IT B U S I N E S S MANAOERS
THOMAS P, FALLON, '29
FRANCIS E. G R I F F I N , '
ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS—ADVERTISING
J O S E P H I N E NEWTON, '20
MABEL BERG, '28
ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS—CIRCULATION
H U T U KELLY, '28
ELEANOR W E L C H , '29
BUSINESS STAFF
FREDERICK \V. CRUMU, '30
JANE FORMANEK, '30
A N N E STAFFORD, '29
ELIZABETH
distaste
T h e y c a n n o t foresee t h e l u x u r y o f c o m p a n i o n -
foster a p a r e n t a l
Syddum Hall, 227 Ontario St., West 2096-\V
*nsiNG
growing
ures f r e e " , sends t h e m e m b e r s o f the y o u n g e r
thought.
Delta Omega Mouse, 55 So. Lake Ave., West 2425-W
W I L L I A M M, F R E N C H
of their
the b o y o r the girl
gestion of placing a ban upon their
Editor-in-Chief
SAXTON
conscious
t o say that
t h e y have c o m e t o detest t h e v e r y idea.
550 Washington Avenue, West 2096-J
KATHERINE
however,
B o t h a r e at fault a n d before they are actu-
ally
ESTABLISHED BY THU CLASS OF 1918
The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
State College (or Teachers
THE N E W S BOARD
VIRGINIA E. HIC:GINS
endeavoring,
is t o b l a m e .
Mi
1. N .
T'li/ahelh M o m
III. a * i - I n i l p i ' , . | ,
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IN
I ' d ore l I,ii,nil,,,.,
according
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h ,
M i / i h e t h \ . m Denhiiigh, u g i s i r a r .
\dani
\. Walk,.
p i . . l c - s o i ..i
" ' l l l l l l , T •"
i i n i e i u e n l w i l l he made mimics, alleuded a b u s i u , . . m . .
:i ; * soon as ihe date is a s c e r l a i n e d , " M i s * the House ..I Deli-gali • al T 1 . . 1 , M'
\ an U e n h u r g b said.
and TucsdaN.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 18, 1927
CLUB HEARS
REV. MILLER TALKS
MAHAR ADDRESSES MUSIC
MALE MUSICIANS IN
BASEBALL CAPTAIN NEWS CLUB NOV. 15
ROOM B WEDNESDAYTO Y.W.C.A. NOV. 22
Jflmtft H . (f,raura
"VUSSg*
l-Iownrcl
L.
(i.iff,
'28, was
chosen
A
to
lend the S l a t e Col lege basebnll team this
sprint; by ;i vote (if the letter n u n enn
"Feature Stories S h o u l d
Snappy," Times-Union
Editor Says
ducted last week.
T h e new eaplain has
u i i n his l e t t e r in hasehall I wo
war-.
O o f f has k ' l ' i l statiiilled in the o n l l i e l d
at
hat
Howie
possessed
Editor
f u r the last
two
dnce.l
the
vears and he
ill
J.
Ihe
Mahar,
Tim. s
Stories"
nieeliiiK,
Tuesday
by
composed
'2'),
first
'28,
lirsl
bass;
the
ni.uhl.
lie
"b'calm
spoke
on
News
Club
was
intro-
I'hetleplaee,
was a f r n n e r Associated
will
Mr.
Violin
and
'_'«. by
Mahar
Press m a n .
solos,
Weir's
liyrne,
Chainiiiabe,
'30,
Waltz."
h'..
'I'oiiv
Kuezvn.ski as captain bin
w i l l be bark in his berth at t h i r d
win •her it is a feature story o r not.
b'ealiire stories should he short and
suappe.
Il must be studied so dial each
w u n l does ,1 w o r k .
T h e t r i c k w o r d is
import m i l .
"Never
boost
people,"
warned
Mr.
M a h a r . " b i l l w r i t e Ihe s l i m f o r its o w n
student,
sang
Tony
wlieii
Slate m i e l i l
t n have a e i i m l !i am u ith ,i captain and
a f o r m e r e i p l a i n t a k i i i : ; care ,,i ihe left
way
il
is
written
Debussy's
h'elix
Robert
"La
ShillLaddie"
Raymond
l.isonjera"
Chopin's
"K
C.
Wilbeck,
a
of
Minor
graduate
"Mttdrigale"
and
"Mandolire."
h'esla,
man of
played
"My
and
Sibelhi's
Refrain"
were
Refrain."
played
determines
"The
Mahar.
Music
I!.
'30.
the
'2K,
was
Glasgow Graduate Will Discuss
His Belief In The Bible
As God's Word
program
Ihe
"Old
"Melancolie,"
and K r e i s l e r ' s " O l d
stories,"
Mr.
the
Room
Kreisler's
Louis J . W o l n e r ,
Wall-
| ) o d « e , '28, sec-
i n g l n w , '-"', sang T h a y e r ' s
stories may be cut and d r i e d
said
in
SIlill—
R i c h a r d Jensen,
Seward
club, Wednesday
newspaper
eeleran i n i l l i l this -pi-inn as , , i i b
one
I d l e r man w i l l not he hack.
I I a n nee
X e p l u w, l i r s l lias. man. ha- I, II o . l h e c
and is leadline; and c a e l i i n i ; np in l i i r
ntains.
Robert
Clinton
g i v e n by i h e men m e m b e r s o f
p r o b a b l y be back in the same old posi
l i n n Ibis enniin.e season.
I loft sneeeeds
the l i r s l ball is t h r o w n out.
of
tenor;
w o r k , '30, second t e n o r ;
.Assistant
Union
al
Kli/ahelh
an
president o f the N e w s c h i l i .
best l l i r o w i l l K a r m nf any of Hie Stale
(inter .uardemrs.
I „ , I T h'as plaved left
held
Jnsepli
"b'ealiire
cause o f his steadiness and d e p e n d a l i i l i l y .
Last year besides leading the r e g u l a r s of
team
qtiartdt
itlfrlaw,
ond bass, was a f e a t u r e o f
Mr.
b o t h years and has he, n a ureal help
in the P u r p l e and Cnl.1 iiinuiidsmcti he
the
Be
general
chair-
entertainment,
D r . T . b'rederick I I . C a n d l y n , instructor
in music, r e o r g a n i z e d
the
mixed
chorus Wednesday at 10:55 o'clock.
M r . M a h a r emphasized the fact that :
T h e double quartet w i l l he presented
T h e hi« news -.lory rests l i |
its o w n f o r the l i r s l l i m e late in December m
Merits.
T h e i.'.ind r e p o r t e r is not ihe e a r l , in J a n u a r y .
I one u ho know -. Imw to w r i t e up a s t o r y ,
845 Madison Ave.
DRUGS And PHARMACEUTICALS
" W h y I believe the Bible t o be Ihe
W o r d o f C o d " w i l l be the subject T u e s day n i g h t o f the l i r s l o f t w o addresses
to be (riven b e f o r e the College Y. VV,
C. A . by the U e v r r e n d U a v i t l
Miller,
I ) . I ) . , a g r a d i i i t t e n f (llasgovv u n i v e r s i t y ,
S c o t l a n d , and pastor o f the S i x t h avenue
Uantist ehurcli o f B r o o k l y n , N . Y.
T h e second address, to be y b c i i on
T u e s d a y , N o v e m b e r l*>. w i l l be " W h y I
Believe Jesus C h r i s t to he Ihe Son o f
Cod."
These addresses were g i v e n al
the College c o n f e r e n c e this summer at
C a m p P i n n a c l e in die l l e l d e r b u r g i i i n i i i i lains, b e f o r e the conference o f students
f r o m v a r i o u s Eastern colleges, including
S t a l e , Yassar, W e l l e s l e y , K l m i r a , Hope,
I l i i n l e r , and S y r a c u s e u n i v e r s i t y .
Telephone West 3462-3463
I R A N K H.
EVORY & CO.
General Printers
36 and 38 Beaver Street
')1 Steps Kust of Pearl Street
D r . M i l l e r is w e l l k n o w n in c l e r i c a l
circles, both in New Y o r k and A l b a n y .
l i e is a co w o r k e r w i t h D r . J. J . Massey,
o i T i e i n o i i l T e m p l e . Muslim, who re
e e i i l l i addressed Ihe A l b a m Neiisselaer
Baptist I nloii al ihe A l b u m
Kinnianucl
Baptist c h u r c h ,
" l i e is an e \ c e e d i n g l \
i n t e r e s t i n g , clear .-11111 f o r c e f u l speaker,"
declared M a r i o n C. Z a p f , 'AS, c h a i r m a n
of the ( ollege B i b l e class c o i i u n i l l e e , who
secured D r . M i l l e r l o sneak here.
Normanskill Farm Dairy
KINSELLA WINS 5 MILE j - - ' ' ^ ^ ' - ' ' ' ^ - ' " ' 1 -'"""" "™* ' MISS PERINE TO TALK
TO UNIVERSITY WOMEN
RUN AND CUP MONDAY\MAY STAGE PROM AT
Miss Knnicc P . r i n c . i n s t r u c t o r o f fine
to ihe .American asso
,,!;:: ';::,:'!;;•.;::,a: ^i:-: DEWITTCLINTONHOTEL rairat sl i,, mw iofl l speak
A TASTY LUNCH ?
l'uiversi'l\ Women tomorrow.
'"•.;' " " " V
« ' " • " ' ' < • « ' " ' !' !'••"•'! •"•v.""''• - ' " " ' " " " ' " " " • " " ' Ml " " : "I".-"'
M,,|ida\
all, in,
Jul
w
T h e meeting w i l l be held al the home of
Mrs.
Alexander
Click
on
Manning
boulevard.
M i . s I V r i n e w i l l t a l k about
the technique and c o m p o s i t i o n o i etch
out
until
he
v,.r
leadno'
Sullivan
nigs.
" K m p l i a s i s w i l l be placed on the
nearest
, uinpi linn
In
| \ u , linuilred
m o d e r n h i e n c l i etchings as represented
\ a i d s ai i he h a h , \ , , \ p,.-|.
I . mtine
already
appointed in ni,,,h i n etchings being so'd in P a r i s
i h i u i i M i the lirlds b e l w e n i \ . w S e t
today
and
being
shown
among
the
land A v e . ami M a . l i - o n
\ w . a I il 11. ;
lu'ni.ir so.i .1 a f f a i r u l i i e h w i l l be b'ri.lav, i
lern e x h i b i t s .
\ ' a r i o n s processes that
while p
lie c h a s e d | , , h i o n a n d m a d ,
I ebriian
aid. The
h i l l . , w i n e are ihe come m i d , r etchings, namely, s t r a i g h t
him work for a bil.
In i h e l.i-l h a l l
\ arii 'ii
c . i i i i i n i l l . e • w ith ihe names o l hue elehings, a c q u a l i u l s , m e z z a l i i i l s and
K i l l s e l l a l u s l a l i t t l e ul h i - h a d . b i l l
tin eb Mini, I I ; hulls.'. Hetty K a l o i l , ' - ' ' ' ; d r \ pi lints w i l l also be discussed," said
s t i l l had al
t b i i ly \ a i d s al Ihe I'm ;
lavoi's, E w l v n C r a v e - , ' J ' ' : ebaperoiies, Miss C
I'eriuc.
A loan e x h i b i t is p,
Mildred
l.anslev,
'.."I;
ll
',
Robert be shown.
K a d i member of the A . A .
fast
pace
| IKII
the
nlbei
entrants
s h i l l a i e l a w , '_">; iinisie. Eleanor W e l c h . C. W . I- asked l o b r i n g one black and
w c r e i l ' t in s i ^ h i w hen t h e I w u l e a d e r , j
'_"';
d o w e l s and l a \ i s , M a r i o n S l o a n , w h i l e p r i m f r o m her o w n c o l l e c t i o n .
finish,-d
R a l p h M a u l , N '2S l i i i i s l i e , ]
' . " i ; imd.il
s, 1 : t -it\ I ' u h e r . '.'<); .lis
Miss
IVriiic
spoke mi Mowers
and
in t h i r d p l a c e , a short , | i - l a n e e a h e a d
i i l m l i . .n. Helen S i , m e , ' _ " ' : p u b l i c i t y , llower eonipositioii b e f o r e the A l b a n y
ol I v a n C a m p b e l l '_">.
i .,;.,.,, r i
Kin
M a n H a r t , '_"•).
C
a
r
d
,
II
club
last
b
r
i
d
a
l
a
f
t
e
r
n
o
on
sella r r e e b e . l a >ilv, i I. wine: i u p h - i
T w c u n li\e
hoqliels
we'e
exhibited.
for
"i,,,,;,,,. |i,
„;n
n , i i , | , l,,,,,,,, hotel
S l a t , and l a e l e
It
n i t e h decided," said
.-'•. \ ice pr. siilent u l
• haii man i.l I ' r o i n .
MiMills
has
, „ . i l c .|,| i n , , „ • n e
on Ihe c o r n e r o f
has not been deli
Miss A l i c e H i l l s ,
l i i n i o r class and
his i i e l o n
NAME DECKER EDITOR
'Hunks,.nine
I i,
ni.ua |
l v , , . Ii, I p n r p l , a n d rail,I I OF TEACHERS' JOURNAL
Stale
Code-,'
VN. i l l
Ihe
\lh.no
Il
I n Ihe
harriers. ( apt..in
h,
I, P i e s , | , l e d
\
color-
.
,,f
S111 11 \ . .1 I
the
n
Brown Suede
Oxfords in a
stunning pattern
l o t , . , k m - , II,, JS . , , „ ! I
' "I
cull,-LIC
.,',
la
iii
the
, ,,11 V
rim
Ml,
cm
11,11.
wolk
Flowers
"SAY IT WITH FLOWERS"
Albany, N. Y
AMtANY. N. V
(»!> STATU STIJKET
$7.50
FEAREY'S
SL
COTRELL & LEONARD
Albany, N. Y.
CAPS
44 N o . Pearl St.
GOWNS
HOODS
R)R ALL DEGREES
Ceo.
50 N
- ' ,( ' i,rl St- Albany, N.Y-
P.
Phone West 7<>M
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OPTICIAN
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Autprtrmt (£U»mu»ra auft Di|i*r»
Wi' Clean and Dye all kinds of Ladies' and Men's
Wearing Apparel
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Phone West 273
A M E S A S W A D C A N D Y S H O P , Inc.
222 CENTRAL AVENUE
•|l ST \I«M Nl) nil-. COKNEIx AUOVt ROBIN STKUiT"
IIOMi: MADKCANDIKS and DELICIOUS ICK CREAM
SANDWICHES, Coi-I-'KK AND I'ASTKY
1M8 Central Avenue nt kobin
Albany, N. V.
ranch of the Boulevard Restaurant 108-1 10 State Street
Smart
Coats - Hats - Dresses
For
MAKERS
A. H A G A M A N & G O .
Girls and Misses
877 to 885 Madison A v e . , A l b a n y , N . Y.
10 No. Pearl St.
Wholesale Price to Parties
EYEGLASSES
Dresses
3Flal? St (Urn
CREAM
DANKER
here
OPTOMETRIST
Handkerchiefs
Underwear
Velvet
SynTt&uJt
Gloves
Hosiery
7 No. Lake A v e n u e
HOME-MADE SANDWICHES A
SPECIALTY
CANDY, SOFT DRINKS AND
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY
ICE
NEW YORK STATE NATIONAL BANK
" We Understand Eyes
Our Store is
Chuck Full of New
Camp High
School Lunch
•10 ;iit.l 42 Maiden Lane
III i
P i , . I , .ui \ \ n n i e d C. Decker, head o l
Ihe l i e i m a u d e p a r t m e n t , ha- been elected
;,ss,„ i.i ,• n l i l o r o l the " l u u r i i a l ol the
du, ted l.\
lb,
\III.,IM
\
M . ('
\.
and
\ n n r i e a n I each,as ,,| < . e i i n . i n . "
Ihe " T i i m - I M i m i . "
I he c u r s , ,', p,
I ' l u l r su|
In \ \ . Haste! ( i.Hills ol
lead f r o m the N M (
\ buildim
I e „ llel • eollen, . I oluillbi.l lllli\ el'sil \ ,
N o r t h C a r l - i n el I
and
•
was , l e , led e i i i l o i In c h i e f , w h i l e
Pro
ball miles In M, ( a i l l n
annii,
a n d I, ,s,,t r, lei I l a u , b o l d i . ol Ihe I n n e r
S
h I ' e a i l - t i e , I and I, i n . n
I In -ilv oi i h i c n i o w;u. at-,,, elected ass,,
Mill d l . l a n c e is three m i l e s
\ Ii, III ul
about
s,w, m i I'm
in, o
i• nt, n••'
ahe.ek
a n d a b m i l that n i n n l " i
will
DO GRADUATE WORK
probabh
- t a i l mi
I haul.-a
•• D.n
\laiiuii
Ma, Kniudit
and
Dorothy
P o t t , r of S i m m o n s c o l l e g e a n d H e l e n
II l „
., 1
/, !
i h'us-, II Sane ai ,• d o i n g g r a d
\<t>\
Bottled Milk and Cream
T R Y MRS. BRICGS'
Branch
MM, I . o f
S t r e e t , A l b a n y . N. V.
Stores:
Ho r )
i ( ) A S t e u b e n S i . e e l , A l b a n y , N. Y .
I
17)
130 Q u a i l
lenl,,d
A v e n u e , A l b a n y , N. Y .
U
(iym
M.du.n
South
F o u r t h Street, T r o y ,
Allen
N.
Ave..
Albany,
N.
V.
St.,
Albany,
N.
Y.
Street,
Y.
"BUY B O N N I E B R E A D '
Albany,
N.
Y.
I ogs -
I uo
Steefel Brothers, I nc.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 18 1927
4
NEWMAN CLUB TO GO BETA ZETA SORORITY
WILLIAMS REPORTS
AT AN OPEN CABINET TO COMMUNION SUNDAY
TO DANCE AT HOME
Newman club will hold the first quarMEETING OF Y.W.C.A. terly
TOMORROW EVENING
communion breakfast of the year
T h e open cabinet meeting of Y. W.
C. A. was held for the first time in tiie
Green Room in the Draper hall.
Miss Alice Gooding, instructor in biology, and Emily Williams, '28, gave reports of the Student-Faculty week-end at
Elmira lo which they were delegates.
Some of the points discussed at the
conference were: "Is a closer, more
friendly relation between students and
faculty" desirable ?" " W h a t is the Y. W.
G. A. on your campus?
Is it an organization with a purpose or an association with an ideal?" "If V. W. C. A.
is not accomplishing its purpose shall we
abolish it or try to improve it?'' "Does
Y, W. C. A. do things which could not
be done as well by other college organizations?" These questions offer much
food for thought and general discussion
followed the reports.
PASTOR WILL SPEAK
AT VESPER SERVICES
Sunday at the Academy of the Holy
Name. It will follow the nine o'clock
mass at the greater grotto in the Vincention high school, which Newman club
members may attend by the special permission of the Rev. William Charles,
pastor of St. Vincent de Paul's parish.
Mr. Leo M. Doody, the commissioner
of public charities in Albany county,
will be the speaker at the breakfast.
Mr. Doody is a leader in Democratic
circles and was formerly interested in
newspaper work.
The committee for the breakfast is:
Margretta Smythe, '28, chairman; Helen
Delay, ' 2 8 ; Loretta
Lindacker, '29;
Dorothy Doyle, '29; Eclythe Bevan, '.30;
Alice Corning, '30; and Anne Moore, '.30.
WILL DIRECT ALLEGORY
Mary R. Fuller, '28, will direct an
allegory, presented by the advanced
Dramatics class, in the auditorium Tuesday at 8:15 o'clock. Goldena Hills, '28,
Ruth Moore, '28, and Thomas Meyers,
'31, will play the leading rides.
Rev. Howard (I. Kagenuin, pastor of
T E A C H E S BIBLE CLASS
the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
will speak at V. VV. C. A. vesper servMiss Alice T. Hill, instructor in
ices Sunday in the rotunda.
Mabel French and Spanish, has charge of the
Berg, '_;.S, will lead the meeting. Fol- College girls' class in the Bible school
lowing the service tea will be served.
at Memorial Baptist church, Madison
avenue and Partridge street.
CLASS MAY CONDUCT
MURDER MOCK TRIAL
"Plans a.'.1 still under way for the
mocktrial of Government 2 class," Dr.
Hutchison, head of the government department, said today. "The students feel
that they would like to attempt a murder
trial this year and I have put it entirely
in their hands. This is the fifth year
that a trial has been held in this course
and has proven successful each time.
I intend to continue it as a set feature
of the course for I feel that it trains
the student in legal procedure and initiative more than lectures would do."
7 FROSH ENROLL AS
DRAMATIC AND ART
COUNCIL CANDIDATES
Seven freshmen have enrolled as
candidates for election to the Dramatic
and .Ait council, J. Charlotte Jones,
'28, council president, has announced.
They will begin work late this month
or early in December. T h e try-outs
are: Ruth Hughes, Florence Dekker,
Emily Leek; Marian Dilleuheek, Harriet J. Round-, Mary Howard and
Dorothy Rasinusscu.
Competitive examinations will he
given the try outs in May.
''Dependable
Flowers''
We Telegraph Flower* to nil
Of the World
/'arte
Beta Zeta sorority will have its annual house dance tomorrow. T h e chapcrones are Miss Laura F. Thompson,
instructor in home economics, Dr. Karl
B. South, assistant professor of education, and Mrs. South.
The committees for the dance a r e :
refreshments, Ruth Grubel, '28, Evangeline Calkins, '29, Marcia Gardner, '30;
arrangements, l£velyn Travis, '2K, Alice
Barber, '30; decorations, Christine lloffbeck, '30, Margaret Wadsworth, '3(1,
Betty Dodge, 7 8 .
DR. PAINTER CONDUCTS
DISCUSSION AT LIBRARY
Dr. (ieorge S. Painter, professor of
philosophy, conducted the first of a series
of live informal discussions Tuesday evening at the Ilarmanus Bleeker library
under the auspices of the Albany Y. M.
C A. The subject discussed was the
"Origin of Scientific Thinking."
Dr. Painter will also d'scuss: "('(inflicts and Reconciliations", "The S'>phi,ts
Hid Socrali-s
•S.'tlems ol I bought
Plato and Aristotle" and "The Ideal of
the Wise Man".
These lectures will IK
succcsshc
Tuesday evenings al X o'clock in the
I larmanus I'lceki r library.
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TO BUY
RELIABLE
SILKS
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and McCall's
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Open 11 until 2 A. M.
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MARRIES
Mr. artel Airs. John H, Travel* of East
(ireenhtish, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Carol Janice to Ernest
I'. Felt of Nassau.
Mrs. Felt was graduated from State
College with the class of 1926 and is a
member of Delta Omega. Mr. and Mrs.
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Monday, N o v e m b e r 21
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8:00 p. in.- Advanced Dramatics
Class Play.
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