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CAMPUS MAY GET
2 TENNIS COURTS
CASTS ARE NAMED
FOR CLASS PLAYS
B o t h W i l l Be On W a s h i n g t o n
Avenue Side Provided
Plans Mature
Ruth c d m o n d s , . ' a m e s C a s s i d y
And Dorothy B r a n d c w
Receive Roles
Two
tennis
courts
m a y he
Washington
street
avenue
A. R. Brubacher.
of
a program
which
to
This
field
professor
o
Robi
one-act
will h e p a r t
of c a m p u s
utilization
of a n
on the Western
c a m p u s , if p r e s e n t
on
of t h e t e n n i s c o u r t s
Robin
tree
street,
where
mate
locust
This
tree,
in ;
s t a t e of d e c a y , l i a s b e e n
saved
only
by
now stands.
will b e
a
expert
and
saved.
and
a
attention.
it is t h o u g h t
If
this
the ground
regulation
tree
were
rolled
tenuis
it c a n n o t
court
auditorium
day
night, January
( h i tlic W a s h i n g t o n a v e n u e side
the campus, near
the power
of
h o u s e , t h e r e is r o o m f o r a n o t h e r
court, or possibly a
combination
f o o t b a l l , s o c c e r , a n d l a c r o s s e field
C o n s t r u c t i o n of t h e field w i l l d e
p e n d u p o n t h e e r e c t i o n of a p r o
tcctive
fence.
T h e field w i l l In
smaller
than
regulation
size, h u t
goalposts can be erected a n d bounda r y a n d d i s t a n c e l i n e s m a r k e d off
so
that
intramural
or
practice
games
can be played,
Dr. Hrub a c h e r believes.
T h e tennis courts, according to
D r . H r u b a c h e r , will h e turf instead
of c l a y .
'"I'he turf c o u r t s a r e t h e
t y p e u s e d at O x f o r d , a n d 1 t h i n k
w e would enjoy playing their game.
P l a y e r s w h o w a n t clay courts can
still g o t o W a s h i n g t o n park w h i c h
is w e l l e q u i p p e d w i t h t h e s e , " h e
said.
' f h e r e c p i e s l for f u n d s f o r a f e n c e
is n o w b e f o r e t h e b u d g e t c o m m i t t e e
of t h e l e g i s l a t u r e .
T h e y will v o l e
on the question when they convene
in J a n u a r y , b i n p r o b a b l y t h e r e q u e s t will n o t r e a c h lliein
before
At that time, a committee
March.
of S l a t e c o l l e g e s t u d e n t s m a y h e
s e n t t o t h e l e g i s l a t u r e t o s p e a k in
f a v o r oi p a s s i n g t h e a p p r o p r i a t i o n ,
a c c o r d i n g t o I >r. H r u b a e h t r .
be
the
of
Page
h o u s e r u l e s a t 27 c o l l e g e s w a s i s s u e d
to the N E W S today by D e a n A n n a E .
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class
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R e p o r t of a n i n v e s t i g a t i o n o f g r o u p
an
three
presented
dramatics
Pierce.
in
Nineteen
flies
14.
her as "Svlvcltc."
Straforel,
Sylvcttc's
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Percinet's father.
the
a m a n w h o deals
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Rankins,
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Robert
men's
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Ward,'
comedy.
Dunni
Anne
I..
Russell W . Ludlum, Ml, w h o
will r e p r e s e n t
Stale college at
i . e l a n d S t a m ' o .1 u n i v e r s i t y .
Ruth
part
I n n ion s.
Jem-
duded,
Edith
Sullivan,
takes
,.in, ' 12. h.i- I n e on!;, w o m a i 's p . o t
Will Go To California
Meeting December 2b
Russell
rli . ti d
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ica
Ludlum,
B l a n c h e E . T h r o o p , '.VI, w i n
w i l h M a r g u c r c l h c S. I r o c d . , - , Ml
w i l l t a k e ;i\ i a t i o n t e s t s .
ney
ol
Student
will
chaiacters.
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Living
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I.O.. l!ie pari of M a d a m e D i d
and Net a M i l l . - - , M l , , w i l l p. •
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tan's part,
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part
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decided
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II. .oil
Freshman Gets Chance \ ill
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For Flying Instruction !--:.\
potential
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winner
in
Colonial
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divisional
siiperint.-.
Canadian Colonial
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Captain
Franci-. o
HI a p p
their a p l i l i n l e s | . . r l e a r n i n g to
ill,! will - . le, I tilt o r . w l o, in
opinion,
h a s |l e m -I
vain
p i a l i t i e s of a - u . a e - - u : l a v i a n i>
' I ' h e n a m . - ol t h e n i n e w o
w e r e d r a w n f r o m a h a t in g-a
..! l i n e r e a c h In C a p t a i n b r a n , i
Mi-Ih
p'- name w a s the
t o b e e l t o . e l i in l l i e lir-1 g r o u p
Margiieiethe
S c h r o e d e r , Ml
a b o <>i,e of t h e n i n e w . u n a
will l a k e i h , l e s t . .
Her nana
the eighth to he d r a w n .
Juniors To Examine
Ring Samples Today
e l d e r til
i uu d i n
a
Mille
' M e i.
Vlaslan Klccicd Convent icn I'residen: ;
Proclaims, ".Men's Sox Must Conic Down''
Assembly Will Assign
III
Groups for Delegate
Ill
it
a
brief
bill
lelVelll
.,
Nightlwwks To Furnish M a Ian m a d e t h e l u a j o i I leni
Music At Junior Prom] ..Ml„v ,,„,,„„, ;m,| ,, , ,.,,
Lowell S a n d e r s a n d bis O r i g i n a l I » r w o m e n I M o r e freedom lor the
N i g f l l i a w k s w i l l f u r n i s h t h e inu.sk' m e n ; t h e s o x m u s t c o m e d o w n 14'
for J u n i o r I'rotu at t h e H o t e l T e n | o r a t e d
t h e new president.
"We
u r g e t h e e x p e d i e n c y of s m o k i n g b j
l ' - y c k , P r i d a y , J a n u a r y 31
men ami
women
in
the
I he N i g h t h a w k s p l a y e d for t h e holli
S o p h o m o r e S o i r e e a n d I n t c r s u r o r - L o u n g e ; m a j o r c r e d i t in C o y e r n ity b a l l l a s t y e a r a n d s o a r e w e l l n i e i i l , l o w e r s t u d e n t t a x , a n d a n e w
"lire for d a n d r u f f .
W e have disKnown to State College students.
A b o u t e i g h t y have a l r e a d y signed "oyeretl by long a n d intensive reu p for t h e p r o m .
" W e m a y h a v e s e a r c h a n d e x p e r i m e n t a t i o n t h a t alt o limit t h e a t t e n d a n c e t o 150 c o u - ' h o i i g h w e w a l k a m i l e for a C a m e l ,
p l e s t h i s > e a r ; s o it is a d v i s a b l e w e p r e f e r t o s m o k e a n O l d C o l d ,
Maslau's orat h a t e v e r y o n e s i g n a s s o o n a s p o s - b e c a u s e it s a t i s f i e s . "
sible,"
Catherine
R. N o r r i s ,
Ml, (ion w a s acclaimed with e n o r m o u s
g e n e r a l c h a i r m a n , said t o d a y .
a p p l a u s e a n i l p r o l o n g e d H y i n g of
, ac
roup-,
lion
be
about
on
mi cling
oi
attend
will
Amerfor LeDecern
to return
January
as outlined
of
Uuiver.-ily.
lie <\peets
,,i t h e \ ' i w s .
will
.lav's
from
the NEWS
ex-
5.
State
each
to
Luiliuui
college
of
two
in a n o t h . r s e c Which
he
meeting
.hauled
in
a-selllblv.
and
only
which
there
has
These
rules
party
those
been
include
hours,
rules
closing
smoking,
on
discussion.
hours,
dancing,
driving, signing out, a n d callers.
S o m e of t h e c o l l e g e s m a d e n o
i r o v i s i o n in t h e i r h a n d b o o k s f o r
- e v e r a l of t h e s e r u l e s .
"This docs
not m e a n , " D e a n P i e r c e said, " t h a t
these colleges have n o rules on t h e
subject,
il o n l y p r o v e s t h a t t h e
r u l e w a s n o t i n c l u d e d in t h e h a n d colleges
T h r e e of t h e t e a c h e r ' s
did
not
mention
hou.se
closing
'lours
Pour
s e t 111 o ' c l o c k
as
lo-ing hour on study nights a n d
IJ o'clock
Priday and
Saturday,
w h i l e f o u r n a m e d 11 o ' c l o c k e v e r y
night.
T w o n a m e d 10 a n d 1 1 : 3 0
I'CIO. k w h i l e
t w o closed
a t 10
o'clock
SUI.IN
nights and two at
PI HI 1,'rlot ],; ( ) | t h e s e l a t t e r f o u r ,
t w o c l o s e d al II o ' c l o c k P r i d a y a n d
S a t u r d a y a n d o n e each at 11:30
and 12:30 o'clock.
At the K a n s a s
Stale Teacher's college, the closing
h o u r s a r c 12:30 o'clock n i g h t l y .
F i f t e e n of t h e c o l l e g e s d i d n o t
was president
of h i s
I.ii.hum
pai'H
hours.
T h e four
. la- ; i. ; t w o \ e a r - , in \<)27 a n d m e n t i o n
o
t
h
e r s placet! t h e h o u r s at 10:30,
PCS.
l i e w a s on t h e si,,.lent threei ,. u i i i i t n e , r t h e p a s t t i n e e I I :3II, 12 o't l o c k , a n d II :30 o ' c l o c k
except o n e event each year w h i c h
. e a r s , a n d a m e m b e r of i h e f r e s h
The
.an
ha-kelhtll
team.
l i e is a c o u l d l a s t u n t i l 1 2 : 3 0 o ' c l o c k .
last m e n t i o n e d c o l l e g e r e q u i r e s t h e
a , e m b e r of R a i m a P h i R a i m a .
w o m e n t o b e in o n e h o u r a f t e r t h e
c l o s e of a f u n c t i o n .
f o u r t e e n colleges m a k e n o m e n t i o n of s m o k i n g . P o u r c o l l e g e s f o r bid s m o k i n g o n t h e c a m p u s , w h i l e
o n e f o r b i d s it e n t i r e l y .
O n l y four
teachers' colleges specifically p r o hihit public d a n c e s .
Ten do not
T w o women's varsity debate teams m e n t i o n d a n c i n g , four require t h e
w e r e c h o s e n by t h e j u d g e s a t t h e t r y - d e a n ' s p e r m i s s i o n
for a t t e n d a n c e ,
niil . t o r t h e t e a m s c o n d u c t e d
last o n e a l l o w s o n l y t h o s e a p p r o v e d b y
b r i d a v at -1:15 o ' c l o c k in r o o m 2 8 o f a s o c i a l c o m m i t t e e , w h i l e o n e c o l R i c h a r d s o n hall.
T h i s is t h e first l e g e
at
allows
attendance
only
lime such a s y s t e m h a s e v e r been t h o s e
dances
conducted
on the
t r i e d , a c c o r d i n g to A n n a M o o r e , MO, c a m p u s .
p r e s i d e n t of t h e d e b a t e c o u n c i l .
D r i v i n g Nvith m e n a f t e r d a r k i s
'I h. e i g h t w . . m e n v,It., c o m p n - c tt lh, c
.;'
I forbidden
at N o r t h
Texas
State
varsih
squad include
Anna
-M"""-'lr
her's college a n d
Southwest
and i , l a . h - Hradlcv, s e n i o r s ; D o r o
s Stale Teacher's college, t e n
lli-.
Ahranis,
(,la.lvI limgi rford
...n.mie.l on page 3, column I)
\ \ lihehuina Schneider, Alice Splain.
.
'
and
Man
R.i-tier.
juniors;
an'
,„' :, i', I Curriculum Will Have
2 Additions Next Year
;'.
T h e r e w i l l he a n o p e n v o l e in
as-emhh
i h U in
nig to decide
win
•Hue • H u , ell I . u d l u i u , '.W,
delegate to the National
Student
I ' Y d e r . i t ' o u ol A l l i e n , ,1 c o n v e n t i o n
s followed lo t h e r . t . o i !
in I ' a l i l o r n i . i , w i l l a t t e n d ,
Marion
m m i l l e e on P u l e s ,„,d '
K H o l l o , \<ii, p i e s i d c n t ol t h e - t u
Hi, i n e - I.N C o w .
dent a--oci.il
, announced.
The
a - e m l . K w i l l m e e t al I I HI o ' c l o c k
fhe
P. i
in t h e . i i i d i l o r i u i u o l I ' a g e h a l f
tad,.I
b
h o l l o w i n g t h e v o l e mil t h e u-u.il Ko'nal
b u s i n e s s ol t h e a s s e m b l y ,
Dr. T .
F r e d , i n k II C a m l l M i , h e a d of t h e
niii-ie
department,
will
lead
a1
i.
Ma-lau w a - . c r i t d
C h i i - l t u a - carol sing.
plan
In W a l l w o r k a n d
..allied l o t h e r e t i r i n g ill.
Junior,
i • a l l o w . ,| t o r e p r e s e n t
p
p
colleges
In
2 DEBATE TEAMS
OF WOMEN NAMED
AT FRIDAY TRIALS
lean C I U I - | , N ,
\im.i (ioflin.iii
a m p l e - of el., V .-ini
\lbany
the Nat
leave
M l i , California,
2d.
recently
to
hi del ation
eouvi nlion
Palo
'Op
Ceh
Ml,
representative
nd S t a n f o r d
l
include
states.
vey, only these i n s t i t u t i o n s w e r e in-
ippositc
Ml,
and
fourteen
plays
Anne
'Kcrgainiu,"
type,
"I'cr-
inet."
Audrey
training
of
role
the
of t h e t e a c h e r
'32,
ton,
Nesbitt,
investi-
were
a m i n a t i o n of t h e r e s u l t s of t h e s u r -
Margaret
'32, p l a y s
of t h e c o l l e g e s
gated
llif
ire t a k e n b y w o m e n .
hi
p l a c e d there, Dr. H r u b a c h e r said.
T h e o t h e r t e n n i s c o u r t w i l l b<
c o n s t r u c t e d o n t h e site of t h e p r o s
enl court.
T h i s c o u r t is n o w u s e
l e s s b e c a u s e of t h e w i d e p a t h w h i c h
h a s b e e n w o r n a c r o s s it b y p a s s e r
b y , b u t it c a n e a s i l y b e r e c l a i m e d ,
D r . H r u b a c h e r t h i n k s . If t h e f e n c e
w h i c h is p r o p o s e d t o p r o t e c t t i n
C o l l e g e f r o m t r e s p a s s e r s , is e r e c t e d
t h i s c o u r t will not be used by p e d i s trians.
Court May Be Fenced
to
the
Kdmonds,
I
turfed
could
plays
for
Dean Pierce Gathers M a t e r i a l
For Local Comparison
From 14 States
assistant
recently
H u n t , ',31, is " P a s q l l i n o l , "
removed
and
casts
elementary
father.
It h a s r o t t e d
that
the
REPORT GIVES 27
COLLEGES' RULES
JV. 5. F. A. Delegate
A l l t h e p a r t s ill " T h e R o m a n c e r s "
rialize.
One
K. b u t t e r c r ,
English,
the
avc
plans
of
nounccd
President
includes establishment
athletic
nue
and
sides, a c c o r d i n g
Miss Agues
laid
out on the State college campus
the
82.25 Per Year , i2 Weekly Tasuea
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•ii e \ I P . l i c e , a - a ' s l nil p r o ft - - . . r oi"
ii-i ••... ..ml D o n a l d Hiwatit, i n - t r u e
a ai h n g h - h .
Ill,
1,1
I tl, h a l e
for lie
NN •110 u
will
\ new c o u r s e , h o m e e c o n o m i c s 2 3 ,
d e a l i n g w i t h inc..ine a n d i t - m a n a g e m e n t , Nvill he p l a c e d o n t h e c o l l e g e
c u r r i c u l u m for t h e s e c o n d s e m e s t e r ,
a i c r t l i n g to P r o f e s s o r P l o r e n c e K.
W ai,-In II, head of t h e b o m .
momlepal •ttnellt.
he hamllin 1 in m o n e y is Decomnioi'i' a n d n i o r , of a s c i e n c e , "
, l e - s .r W i n , h. II - a i d t o d a y . " I t is
li t h e Nicw of a i d , n g t h e s t u d e n t s
hiieei ! p e r s o n a l int • ,ine-, o r g a n i ioii ,'uiiils, sch, , I a p p r o p r i a t i o n s ,
I o t h e r funds t h a t t h i s c u r s e w i l l
, t a h l i s h e t l , " - h e said.
he el.i -, w h i c h w ill r e c e i v e t w o
a . , ' , , -lit. ii', e l s W e d n e s d a y a n i l
I ,v ,,i t . ii w e k at 1 2 : 3 5 , / c l u c k
i.iigiil
I.
Richard
half
I a--.,P
In- ,1: l i i l i ' i l e d
ihi-i
I ' , , ' t a i l s , , o i t h e n q u e - t of s e v e r a l
, h n g l o \ l n •• o e l .1. s t u d e n t s
the I listoi)
ileparlnient
i tiiiti.
"If,t,
..re a n n o u n c e - a new c o u r s e ,
History
i,,-•,.,
.ami.-ihuiois,"
M i s s 15, " O r i e n t a l C i v i l i z a t i o n s ' , " w h i c h
|r announced.
" \ IHNN ft al m e ; w ill b e l.Might IIN M i s - M a r t h a J .
,,..,•
I ,
U u - i s - u e is a• ililTet
'"iv e n l - I N ile ' ' ' A l b r i g h t ,
instructor
in
History,
\ll
m a k e u p , " she said.
'fhe
cover next semester.
pi o l o u g i .1 . i
t u g a m i , s p e i l- th s i g n i s in g r e e n a n d r e d .
T h e course deals primarily with
l l l e n t a l l o l l , h, , .11,1, l o t h e c o l l i III
P i . . u s will h e g i v e n o u t i>\\ p r e - t h e m o v e m e n t s
of p o p u l a t i o n
in
-ion
that
- n e e fish
don't
II,,.,I - e i i l a i i i n i
of
student
tax
t i c k e t s \ s i a a m i t h e e f f e c t s of t h e s e m o v e hclore the) swim, therefore
t h e y ..illy , a c c o r d i n g t o M i - s S t e e l e . T h e m e n t s o n t h e E u r o p e a n s , a c c o r d i n g
don't
h a v e t o c r e e p b e f o r e t h e ) t i c k e t s will he p u n c h e d .
l o M i s s A l b r i g h t , li a l s o d e a l s w i t h
walk,
as
NNa.s p o p u l a r l y
known
the O r i e n t a l philosophies a n d t h e
about babies.
Will H a v e Retreat
i n f l u e n c e ol C h r i s t i a n i t y in t h e E a s t
D u r i n g t h e c o u r s e of t h e h e a t e d
Newman
. Inh will t o i u l u c t
i t s a n d t h e C h r i s i a n p o l i c y in t h e H a s t ,
lisciission
among
the
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civilizations
gavel ( h a m m e r )
by f i a n c e s
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Tax Ticket Necessary
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rtl'A IK (JoLliKUK NKWh, DECEMBER 20, IwtfH
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SHORT PASSES
The curriculum will be enriched by the addition of
two new courses next semester. The home economics
department will conduct a class in income and its management and the history department will present a
study of Oriental civilizations.
The home economics course is open for registration
by men. Whether they will elect to study the management of income remains a conjecture. They arc perhaps
haunted by the notion that entrance into the course
Which discussion group at the
requires a white dress and cap.
National Student Federation conIt is difficult to determine why men should evade home vention do you think Russell Ludeconomics courses which arc open to them. Indeed, it lum ought to attend "Sororities in
would seem that such a problem as the management of relation to the student body" othe home effects the man as much as the woman. The "The honor system"? Also, do you
teacher, above all others, should know the means of tl-i"k he org'it to represent State
conserving and apportioning the slim salary which he college in the "Publications" group
receives.
or the 'Tnterclass battles and hazThere is an advantage to both men and women when ing" group?
the class contains mixed students. Points of view are
very helpful in such a problem as the construction of
Isnbel Peard. '32: 1 he sororil
a budget. The extravagances of one group are tem- question is a more vital one,
pered by the economy of the other.
. think in Stale college, than th
It ts significant that the course in "Oriental Civiliza-1 ] 1 o n o r system. T h e relation of sol
lions" will be presented to meet the requests of students. , , , - j t j c s }„ c ; i c h other is an activ
The study of Oriental philosophies, Ihe influence of present day problem in State r o l Christianity in the Last, and the contributions of Orien- 'ctrc, while we are getting along
tal civilizations to modern Western life are timely in
y nicely w ithout the honor .- y.-.this day when the eyes of the world are centered upon! t'(
Asia.
Expansion of the curriculum is, perhaps, the j
ugu of an active intellectual interest.
| George Rice, '32: T h e rcgulatioi
! if inlei i la- s rivalry is to my mini
HI' 111<• two o u t s t a n d i n g prob
which under,dm-smeii have l<
We -.hoidd learn wl at otln i
1>Y AL SCHOOR
Jack Humphries, who has rcfcreed
all'of State's basketball games for as
far back as we can remember, will no
longer toss the ball up at center at
State games. Malcoltnsou, who hails
from Michigan, is slated to officiate
at all future tussles in his place. In
passing, we would like to congratulate Jack on his fairness and capability in every game he refcreed. The
last game against New Jersey, Jack's
swan song, was as perfect a bit of
relcreeing as we have ever had the
pleasure of seeing.
<S^L
Rnok r S' G v s v
The coach seems disappointed
with the showing of several of
the r e g u l a r s , w h o are not living
up t o expectations. H e is thinking of benching them for a time
in order to see w h a t some of
the other players can do. After
watching the w o r k of the substitutes in the last g a m e , we must
agree with the coach that this
might be an excellent idea.
Um snowN
I _ ) W W f \ 0 . ,.,
The playing of lie I ;
more rominei t ami mg
locker room element il
Clark and Wltiston. Si
nicr \\,i • a hitherto iinkin
|.
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Campbell,
I Hilton
The Miracle of 1'cillc by J. L XKU
and Co., Inc. New York city. 223 Pages. S2.5II.
December 20, 1929 Vol. X I V , No. 13
The Dutlon prize book for November leaves one with
a feeling that after all there is something entirely
lovely and entirely beautiful about this world in which
The student council will seek the help of the associa- we find so much of the sordid and the horrible.
tion this morning when it asks the students to indicate I .'< ,l.L'avo.s l I S , w i t h ;l f i l i n g that here is a book whicl
, - , ,,
. ,. • , ,
will live just because it is wrillen m a verv easv, rvth
the discussion groups winch they want their delegate mical style and tells a story thai one does not find
every
day.
to the National Student bedcration of America to attend.
Opening in the village of La Turbie, high up in the
The council is pursuing a wise policy in asking the mountains above Monle Carlo, ihe union-, gambling
advice of the students. Without a doubt, Mr. Ludlum resort we find a gypsy woman and her beautiful child
could well choose to attend those discussion groups living in an abandoned chapel, with her -hepherd luisbaiiil
which he thinks will aid most in the solution of prob- the life of the lover of nature and disregarding ihe
lems at Stale college, but the suggestions of students taunts of the villagers who cannot understand her
poetic nature.
may disclose problems which have never been considered.
The villagers stone her in ihe chapel mic night for
It might nut he amiss for the president of the student they contend tli.it she has the power of eoinmumca ice
association to, permit discussion from [he floor in order with the underworld and dial -he ran work designs
to find those questions which need solution. The 1M i d upon their village if lltey allow her to live. She
and frank criticism of some Stale college system may carries her child high up into the in ilaius and is found
open the eyes of those who have never seen its defects. in the morning hv her husband, ili.nl at the foot of a
Mr, Ludlum will have the choice of attending two cliff with the lamed girl in her aims Mill alive. I fef
discussion groups.
At the first meeting, he may he husband returns lo the chapel where he finds the charred
present will] those students who will talk about the ruins uf what was once his home.
"honor system" or the "Sororities in relation to the
The child and die father live !• gelher until a murder
student body."
His attendance at one of these groups is laid at Ihe door of ||,e father and he is tried and
will depend, perhaps, upon the complexity of the prob- convicted of the crime which he did not commit.
lem at Stale college and the students' desire for its
fn the meanwhile, one of the village women lakes the
solution. Mr. Ludlum can never know if the College tit y g t'l and brings her up in a shoemaker's simp in
thinks the honor system worthy of introduction here Ihe village.
unless the students openly inform him through floor
W i n n ihe girl, whose name is Tin
-e C r - u e hi
i" he allowed to go into |he mountain and live in t
discu-.sion anil ballot.
Likewise, he will be unable In gauge die sorority chapel which hou-id her parculs.
Lamed so lb.,I -lie cannot walk, tin g i r l r e m m i x
problem unless ihe association will point out its w
'en. d in I I...,- promise to her I'alhcr lhal -be w
iiess. Should Intersnrority council l c - e n the pcrmi
never i l i t e r
HI""' the j bun-h but prays to ( m l as .he ku w- Him and lo diprobation? Should mure sororities he |
probation list during the same lime of trial?
If the Virgin. She i- allowed to live in the mountains where
present policy o| admission docs not keep step wiill the [ ihe strangers ,,( ib, road eoine and vi-il with her.
increasing number of sororities, is there a possibility I'jiving her fruits lhal sin- cannot go out lo pick for
that a new organization will be set up in opposition hor-e! f. One ilav, a fierman soldier come- and asks
to ihe present council? Do the rushing rules need re j for -belter which -he readilv gives to him. She is
vision? It ma\ be dillicult for Mr. Ludlum lo discover
• mid o u t and brought to the citv for trial for shelterthe weaknesses in the system, or he may wmk on an tin
When ihe omrl release.. |„ ,-, | | u . cjirl Iris
grounded assumption of a sorority problem if ihe as
'•< conic hack home where she writes a religisemblv d ics i ot speak openly.
.'.,- in Arabic which she docs not know and
The delegate will also be privileged lo attend either
o'L 1 rune a- a divine woman.
A woman
a discussion group ,ui "Publications" or "lutcrckis b.c
has ministered p, during the night lhal -he
1 lo h o e been confined in prison d i n e s and
the association budget, m.iv he a problem ai Slate e.,1
ln-r and an American millionaire heard, lege. Can all ihe puhliealioiis be made mere responsible i h a i T h
-e is healing in the tnoiinlaiiis c miract- with
to ibe a- 'ib,lion, mo, be a question in tie- mind ,,f h e r l o
many students, Students engaged in an est i acurr a ul.v
ae i\ tv are ol'len near-ndiled when a problem c i - o n i ,
them. The a-e.nblv mav see -oine ,1, l,,l whiih needice
a - - b e - l a n d - in u n n a t u r a l m a k e u p a r e n o t r e a
ci.rreclion. Loth the de'egalcs ,-,ei| ihe I oll.-ge will he
pples a i d -be tells ib, in so.
helped through ihe frank n i t i . i in o
k-nl
Lemming lo her native village, There-e is falalh
Il is m ae than 11.
,1 Sl.it
in in an automobile accident and dies.
Her h,.,|\
lie
than it
11 l b ,
mad
i u In
milnin home and later found p
:tll
11../:
Th
• ' i en b e a '
Mowing the accidcul
Thou-an.b
•
to
i b e -I
of
the
-ill
w h o never
entered
.
ihe
,11-s,
HELPING THE DELEGATE
lining informalion
killer
we
t w o are
would
I ke
re.
P.
amzrd
- . e Ihe
IK Ipfttl [.
illltl
Beverly Diamond, '30: I or Stale
oljege the -,„•.,r,iy pro.ileiu i ; an
ilmitch
more pressing pioPlitnj
urn the bono, ,i>lr;ii. t Mir public j
"•'• ' " ' ' ;
"'•'•' " '
vauceil lo gel along witboiil lie
We might need advice on the h,
iug i|tiestion.
W. Crumb,
Frederick
,, , v e
M c n w h o r e e l t ,,.,,. t h e y
v/ill be given
n bility
,
p
p
i
t
y
to
disolay
it in
; n 0
orum
o , e ft,,-til o m i n - intcvclass touro.ir.-ient starting t h e d a y aftee on.return from the C h r i s t m a s recess. It is mo,"e than possible
that several d i a m o n d s in the
rough m a y be uncovered by a
longer t o u r n a m e n t of this t.-pe.
Besides it gives the men who
are barred from m a k i n g the varsity by lack of ability a chance
for athletic comoetition.
1 ) a , ; !. e t i, r i i|
'30: Si
bodv is the fe- er of I wo evilthe first group. Both questions ha
been thoroughly deb;.led, and a
questions upon which thinkum -I
dent:, hold opinions based . •i"e.:r
lul
thoughl
and
eoM-iileiaii,
These have already b en thorough
discussed and adveiti-ed.
lo,
class battles is a question on w Li
'state college could be greatly e
,pori
lo Us :i111Ii 11
l i e 0- f n l , i r e .
(
.,..-lt
lol
W a r r e n R. Cochrane, '30: I would I w
ui
i m ."
( ,
iiit in il
system is ;, piMclicablc phm. and
whether it is sniiielhinij lii.tl . ,,uld
he profitably tiie.l al Slao- c. Here.
I believe -indents miI, r |,uid i; !
1 al-o think ilial ihe uue-i
: STATES
UP
lllolll
notich
uality,
but
STAGE.
i|, bill ivi
t I n -.
about
can be
improved.
Gladys 15. Bales, '30: I here are
, icral defects in ihe , ,,.,,.,,, „,„•
in . sv ten, which I would like lo
•e remedied.
I b, iieve ihe \ . S.
'• A. could be mo-.t helpful i , n-
ip,
laygocr
•-.das night '„ ib
nb v.b b ii ,. a ,
piiblh
d which
Communications
i h i i M - l , ;mi
d
A maj ,r ..
problems in
Stale
n.a! in -
, •, I., : , O b
College
delegate I- i
problem,.
ml
b i b e a i r of m \ tei c, of
illiple life of I b e e i l l aid
i l l e r I h e i r in isf.s |, ive I
f. ! k s .,-. i h e v r c a l l v a r e
I
WKAK-KNKKI)
lo
III
PRESIDENTS''h-
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removed
ill " 7 7 | ,
br'idee. 1 i . m " •
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T i l l , V,-w
, pari
e x p r c o d l o ., , m,,
this p a g e , a l l h o i i e h il
At l e a - t len b o u . e |
one ot t h e g i o u p l>. .ii
tent in d r o p p i g anIt ma-,* be p , ible 11 h n i p t I
I -a|i -I.
Ihe
rules m a k e - ll . I
1'urgcll'ul
regiilalioii
On
d i e other b.md, il
s h o u l d not II ike , ! , , , . , o „
• in nibi t•- of t h e g i o u p h
a p p i a r s l o be a r i a . o i i a h l i
is - a l l - I . i t I i v lo the lead,
students.
' I h e c o m b i n e d ol,
I,
I w.lli tin- eiumii
, auoiber c .biiim
b
,\e
found
II..
b . 1
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be
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a
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hall
lit. and
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of u i u
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d.ll
Ihe regiilali,
n will ,i map rit>
-, lhal
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I'.mh \
III, v s e e m l o be .
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ol
-Id wl„r
i if d i e , p i t h e l s ii
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I b e peri
h i e bilw
t j W i l l n o t be i l l , L a d i b
• 'hap- Ihe eolhee
aiilln
oil t. \ ittliug wb cb
he dislasli fill lo lb.
I students should steer
DEFENDS PLAYGOER
l u - l , I and kich
I h e i I n ) U n a s v;
US
team
Ihe
whole
p e l h ,,,.
,., | ,1,1
to, I
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ha io lb.ill
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i i i l m a , I, up
artisis
la, i.,ha,,I, „ , „ | | , | | „ ; „ 5 ,
lelicilaiioiis,
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e dial,,
, the S
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the (oitr-e for the presidents
>cais ton
,,w w h e n
|h, Purple and Coid m e n ] i l "
The adinim tratioti has consented to li-ien to any
a„.
l a , l l „ |„v.-, ,,(
• D a r l i n o u t h eollegi
In e of Hanover
\ . I I.
ir,pie-ts for the revision of the rules. Difficulties can
'I: hi Ha eaoi.-sisiul.e | i ;
WELCOMES MEMBER
|„- overcome and dissatisfaction removed withoiu lepCamilla Phi Sign,;, welcomes into
'Ibe
o
i
r
n
debale
council
has
ace,-pled
Ihe
challenges
H
shmihl
l„
ping on anybody's toes. It is the presidents' move.
,-1 lhal ll,e . o n e „I'
i
u
ll
'la.le I j f l i i i u l the mask pledge membership \ , ,•-, S | | l H l m r l , s
They h.o e the chance to push their arguments, or gel "•nl by Ihe ['niversitv of I'itisburgh and Keuka college ' , ' " ' " ' " ' : ;
and Ann,- L.Mig, seniors; and M.iraccording to Chrissie hi. Curtis, '2H.
anui^nuiy,
off the checker board.
'"'ovell l). i i l g g l n , .
t-aret I K i r and Mary Wald, juniors.
T A T I . U>LLKUK NKW*, D E C E M B h K 20, 1954U
Report Of Dean Gives
36 STUDENTS AND
Rules Of 27 Colleges
ESCORTS A i TEND
(Continued f r o m p a g e 1)
PAGE HALL DANCE
colleges do not make regulations,
according to the handbooks.
Five
c o l l e g e s require the dean's permission a n d a c h a p e r o n for n i g h t driving, while
two require only
the
dean's permission.
O n e c o l l e g e allows
none
with
men
on
study
n i g h t s , a n d o n l y b y letter to the
dean on w e e k - e n d lights.
Nine colleges do not mention any
rules about s i g n i n g out.
I n four
colleges, girls
have
to sign
out
e v e r y t i m e t h e y l e a v e , in t h r e e t h e y
m u s t s i g n a f t e r 7 : 3 0 o ' c l o c k , in t w o
t h e y m u s t s i g n o u t a f t e r 10 o ' c l o c k ,
while Whitewater State
Teacher's
c o l l e g e requires girls w h o arc g o i n g
o u t a l t e r 11 o ' c l o c k t o g e t p e r m i s sion from their h o u s e h o l d e r .
T h e r u l e s a b o u t c a l l e r s w e r e not
m e n t i o n e d by six c o l l e g e s .
In live
c o l l e g e s , c a l l e r s m u s t l e a v e at 1 0 : 3 0
o ' c l o c k , in o n e t h e y m u s t l e a v e at
7 : 1 5 o ' c l o c k s t u d y ' n i g h t s a n d 10
o'clock Fridav and S a t u r d a y nights.
( )nc c o l l e g e a l l o w s only o n e caller
weekend
night,
per
woman
•
allowed
Mii.lv
while
none
s
t
r
i
n
g
e
n
t
rule
nights.
The
North Tcxaf
o f all is fouii I at ih
S t a l e T e a c h e , s college, where girh
the dear
m u s t h a v e a card f i o m
a n d a letl r I nil h o m e in o r d e r tc
r
rive
caller:
LUNCH
WITH
VI
AT VAN DYK'S NEW
LUNCHENETT
SERVING
HOME
MADE
SANDWICHES,
CAKE
AND
DELICIOUS
PIE,
A
MOST
CUP
OF
DUCHESS
— COFFEE —
Thirty-six
hall
house
couples
dance
8 t o 12 o'clock,
by
Michael
Decorations
attended
Friday
Music
Pantone's
were
green
from
Quintet W i n Second Straight
B e a t i n g N e w Jersey
By 4 8 To 3 4
furnished
orchestra.
and
white,
P a g e hall h o u s e c o l o r s .
BY
AI.RXA.NTIKR S C I I O O R
Those present and their Riicsts included:
Staff
Reporter
Ruth Tinkleman, '33, and Leon Einhorn.
It. I'. I.; K.lilh Cantor, '3.1, and David
T h e varsity basketball team
will
Cold, Union college; Mary Wnlcl, '32, and
be
out
for
its
t
h
i
r
d
straight triumph
llarrv Paxlon, Cdoversvillc; Helen lirady,
\U, and Charles I'remincr, Cloveisville; if the s e a s o n a f t e r a four w e e k ' s
Marjoiie Haas, '.I.t, and Robert Goodrich,
w h e n it f a c e s the J a m a i c a
MJ; Sylvia I.ulskv, 'J.I, and [ e n v Sellg, lay-off
k. P. ' I . ; Kdna Kp-lcin, M.l, and' living
Weiiistcin, R. P. I.; Uena Snloman, '33. I'eacher's t r a i n i n g c o l l e g e live S a t u r •iii.l Mar P.rlich, R. P. I.: Ccrlrude Co- day n i g h l , J a n u a r y 11, in the g y m p a n s '33. and Charles Mill...an, Poughkeep«ie; C u . n d o l v n IclTcrs, '30, and Perry n a s i u m of P a g e hall.
Williams, Alhanv' Law school.
In last
week's game
with
Xew
Kalln-.inc llmle, '311, and Dnnolfl Corhell, Albany l a w scho.,1; I lo.nthy Severn*, I J e r s e v , t h e v a r s i t y l i v e u n l e a s h e d a
'3.1, and loi.n Huiliehv, Alhanv Cnllrnc i.f
,,
' , , ,
,
,
,
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l.ivi'n"',''33,'and
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l o r y by the w i d e m a r g i n of -IK to 34.
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o r w a r d , h e l d h i m -< . n d e s s for h a l f
i game.
IM m
w i t h Id p o i n t s and
b . d g i n s v. .lb '> f e a t u r e d for t h e visitO-42 M a i d e n
Ii\ a M ' o r e of .'.'< t o I I , in
l i u i i u a . r v K o n e l o t h e val
e 1 la I S a l m d a v u i . h i . i
man team
h.nved m . o k e d
:,,. i.t H U T t h e i r >.|,i nitiK
out
with
High Grade
Delicatessen & Lunch
811 A Madison Ave.
201 Central Ave.
l i e t w e e t l Otiail and O n t a r i o S i s .
A GOOD HABIT TO FORM
Thy liaMt of Thrift formed in Youth
i s lasting.
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A little practice each week
S A V I N G S IJAMv
A L B A N Y ,
Y.
A u u n i r m t (CU*um*ris auit 0111*1*3
chapter
society,
at
a
T h i s is t h e
bration
of
Howard
sity
of
of
Patterson
Kinsman
be
of
of
is
of
on
the
Governor
Byrd
Hays
Arrangements
the
ALUMNA
VISITS
K a t h r y n A . M u l q u e e n , '-"J, w a s a
w e e k - e n d g u e s t at t h e ("hi
Sigma
The!.i In,use r e c e n t l y .
of
made
to
Hammond
broadcast
according
given
week-end
on
I'belle
is n o w
of
are
this
to
din-
the
Ihe
an-
schedule
WEEK-END
I Telle,
with
'29,
Miss
t e a c h e r of
N.
spent
Martha
A l b r i g h t , i n s t r u c t o r in h i s t o r y .
Greenwich,
Vir-
Massachu-
Washington.
program,
30
committee,
setts, and John
ner
The
December
g i n i a , G o v e r n o r A l l e n of
being
O.
University
is in c h a r g e of a s p e c i a l
including
charge
Dr. D .
speakers.
Monday,
S.
Univer-
in
program.
cele-
Dr.
the
American
one
program
Mu.
in
27-31.
anniversary
Gamma
Sunday
PI
science
convention
Pennsylvania
the
will
fifth
Pi
the
of
M u , national social
lle'.en B u r g h e r , '.i~, m a d e an Irish
crest.
T h e s h a m r o c k .symbolizes her of e v e n t s .
n a t i o n a l i t y ; the h o r n of
plenty is
s y m b o l i c of h a p p i n e s s ; m o u n t a i n s , of
SPENDS
t l e n g t h ; M i n e r v a o f w i s d o m ; and
b l u e , of t r u t h ,
Miss
llelene
J.
Miss
history
at
V.
EAT
At The
College Pharmacy
The Students of the State
College for Teachers are
especially invited to visit
the home of Boulevard
Golden Guernsey Milk.
Photic
(gafrtma
198 Centred Avenue - i.t K'obin
Albany, N. V.
Willnrd W.Andrews,Pros. F.WaylandBallcy.Soc
7-1 Chapel St. Albany, N.Y.
W e need
teachers
for
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for
information
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Tel.
St.,
only
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scientific
using
methods
the best preparations
and
obtain-
able.
R.
8 4 5 Madison A v e .
Louis
Facial
branches
and
all
of
Beauty
Phone
4-5416
DRUGS And PHARMACEUTICALS
Culture.
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6-3462
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work
, t h r o u g h o u t the |4ame.
D e l . a u r a U . T the individual star
I the e a m e - o n o e
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i h e l i c - l i i i u i i u h i l e . I n - I, o n o i a t e . ,
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handled t h i t u -in- i n , h i t
l,„\e u t
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i " teach you a valuable lesson.
IMM'.T
t h e |)i e
-il . . ..'I
h e I n :di
improvep e r f n , in
the
al l e n t i.u a n d s e r -
UOIflpOUIlQGQ
instruc-
represent
W a s h i n g t o n , D . C. D e c e m b e r
T h e r e is a l s o ,an e x h i b i t i o n
of
w o r k d o n e by s t u d e n t s of fine arts
S.
E a c h s t u d e n t w a s required
to
m a k e a crest in the spirit of i l l u m ination and h e r a l d r y for i h e p u r p o s e
of
acquainting
students
with
that
p h r a s e of art.
E a c h student r e p r e sented her o w n nationality, and three
characteristics
of
it.
These
were
chosen
from
the
following
lis!:
strength, loyalty, friendship, cooperation, w i s d o m , h a p p i n e s s , and k u o w -
m e n t s a t all s e a s o n s
week.'
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honor
will
Teachers' Agency.inc
Lam
Albany, N . Y.
you
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York
Gamma
PJL^P
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4
history,
SKEAIJTy
1ALCN
Street
11 South Pearl Street
in
New
LUCILLE
AVE
1 wo Stores:
O n e o f t h e s m a l l e s t e t c h i n g s in
the w o r l d is o n e x h i b i t i o n o n the
bulletin board outside of D e a n A n n a
E. P i e r c e ' s office in D r a p e r hall.
It
w a s m a d e by M r s . C a r o l i n e A r m i n g t o n for t h e Q u e e n ' s d o l l h o u s e in
W i n d s o r Castle near London,
An
exhibition of Mrs. Armington's etchi n g s is b e i n g s h o w n in r o o m 208,
D r a p e r h a l l , t h e art s t u d i o .
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and M.rl I ml mil. Allut,y M.d I
W h i,,n
add'.I
t.,
Ihe t o t a l
by
P. L; M,,..,'„ Li-1 m a k i n g t h r e e In Id b a - k e l s d u r i n g lite I
;
first h a l l , w h i l e l . a u g n c I..Mowed his j
'jr..plain's
example
by
scoring
two. I
|lhe
v i s i t o r s m a d e a s t r o n g hid lo
WELCOMES MEMBER
I overcome
Slate's
commanding
lead
I.DCII.l.K ALTOPKUA
l hi
Sigma
Thcta
somritv
\ u - l - j l " w a i < l t h e c l . . - e of I h e g a m e .
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208 Q U A I L S'l . 'Rice Bids)
,mes
M.,i e a r . I
Stan,
'.ij,
into first a n d bed i p i a r t e r s - b o w e d a s c l . ^ e
Dial 6-5787
nlge membership.
| and b a r d
l.aitd.l
b a s k e t b a l l as
two
S P E C I A L
Nestle Permaearns c o u l d pal u p .
Slate's mfallinent Wave Regular SI0for$7.50
a l i t y in r i n g i n g t h e b a s k e t d u r i n g the
Free Shampoo uiul FingerWuve
n i d d l e of l h c g a m e pi'o\ iiied t h e in.iron of v i c t o r y .
Shampooing and Waving for
Long Hair - S'.Vf)
1 . , p l a i n W h i s l o n and I l a r k
each
For Bobbed Hair - $1.50
e n d
twelve points, Albany papers
MeiiicuringSOcFacial
Massage
11
loluithv.aiidiug.
T i n v bolb s i a r i a d
• i Ihe o l i c i . e a n d d e ' l e u - e . L a v i g n e ,
Van Dyk Tea Store
Just B e l o w R o b i n
M i s s M a r t h a J. A l b r i g h t ,
tor
Page
night
was
Miss Albright Named
ETCHING IS
JAMAICA OPPOSES SMALL
IN ART EXHIBITION
Pi Gamma Mu Delegate
AT DRAPER HALL
STATE JANUARY 11
4-6280
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
Sfiuli'tii.s ,111,1 tirnii/u iii the State College for Teacher s
u ill he ghen i/ie'ciul attention
CRE1M
Milk
Wholesale Price to Parties
Art" PrcSS
3^4-396 Broadway
4-2287
STA'iE rOJXEGK MhM>. DECEM1H K 20, IM
CLASSES TO PLAY
FIRST BASKETBALL
GAME JANUARY 8
Approximately 26 s t u d e n t s have
enrolled in the class of Bible literature conducted b y D r . H a r o l d W .
iMiompson, professor of English,
at the First P r e s b y t e r i a n church,
State and VVillett streets at 12
o'clock noon, Sundays, according to
Eunice Gilbert, '30, secretary of the
class.
A m o n g those registered in the
:Iass a r e : Gladys Bradley, Berenice
Gilbert,
Emanuel
Green,
Israel
Kaplan, P h o e b e Mersereau, Ardclla
Farnsworth, Marilla Smith, Margaret B u r n a p , Clinton Wallwork,
Eunice Gilbert, W a r r e n Cochrane,
Marion Bolto, seniors; J a n e Jones,
31; Judith Ftster, M a r g a r e t Fortmiller, H a r r i e t FortrhilTer, Robert
Rankiiis, Dttalie Baker, Rudolph
Coons, Julia H i n a m a n , s o p h o m o r e s .
T h e rest of the class is composed
of men from R. P . I.
I T h e first game of the men's intramural basketball tournament will be
played between the sophomores and
juniors Wednesday, January 8, according to John F . Kennedy, '30.
. Dates of other games a r e ; February 5, seniors vs. sophomores; February 12, seniors vs. juniors; February 17, juniors vs. sophomores;
February 19, sophomores vs. seniors;
and February 26, juniors vs. seniors.
The following men have signed for
the class teams: seniors, Michael
Tepedino, John Kennedy, John Widger, Adolph Scholl, Israel Kaplan,
Gerald Fitzgerald, Kenneth Carpenter, and Edward Thompson.
Juniors: Alexander Schoor, Alfred
Basch, Russell Ludlum, Daniel Corr,
Raymond Collins, Arthur Jones, Horace Myers, Myron Kolodny, Norman
Collins, Lawrence Newcomb, and
VISITS BETA ZETA
Michael Vacca.
Marion W o o l c o c k , '29, was a
Sophomores: Andrew Hritz, Carl week-end guest at the Beta Zeta
Tarbox, John Todd, Lloyd Morcland, •o-oritv lionsc recently.
Thomas Ilerncy, Michael Frohlich,
Anthony Sroka, Samuel Dransky,
"Dependable
Flowers"
Harold Haswell, Gordon Hughes,
Francis Harwood, Frederick Eckel,
We Telegraph Flowers to all
John Delchanty, and George P . Rice,
Parts of the World
ticipant.
All the games will be played Mondays and Wednesdays in the men's
gymnasium of Hawley library at 4:30
o'clock.
DRUGS
At T h e
Steuben Street
Corner James
College Pharmacy
Lake
Phone 4-3775
SCHCCL LUNCH
HS
Cake
HAS STUDY HOUR
TO ADDRESS CLUB
Miss Edith Clarke of the cngineerH i s t o r y 2 study h o u r at N e w :
irg department of the General Elec- man hall a t t r a c t s a p p r o x i m a t e l y 50
tric company, Schenectady, will speak
freshmen every W e d n e s d a y n i g h t ,
to
Mathematics club Thursday, FebBeta Zeta sorority recently conaccording to Elizabeth M o r i a r i t y ,
ducted a faculty
bridge
party. ruary 20, according to Grecia Sayles,
T h o s e invited include: D r . Earl B. T* "resident,
South, assistant professor of education, and M r s . S o u t h ; Miss Hcien
T. F a y , m a n a g e r of the College cooperative Store; Miss E l e a n o r M.
Footc, secretary to Miss F a y ; Miss
Ellen C. Stokes, instructor in mathe m a t i c s ; Miss Maud G. Malcolm
g i a d u a t e s t u d e n t ; Dr. Olive W .
W h e a t o n , assistant instructor in
h y g i e n e ; Mr. Donald V. Smith, assistant professor of history, and
Mrs. Smith.
Beta Zeta Has Party
26 Students To Study
For Faculty Members
Bible With Professor
Sandwiches
Opposite
Ave,
PjeS
High
Sbhool
WEST LAWRENCE PHARMACY
C o r n e r West Lawrence a n d Madison Ave.
WE FEATURE
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T O HELP YOU COMPLETE YOUR SHOPPING
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Smart
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Girls and Misses
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Radio Pictures Dazzling
Bathing-Girl & Music Revue
General Printers
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91 S t e p s
East
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