StateCollege News
VOL. XV, No
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues.
STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, ALBANY, N. Y,, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER JO, 1930
STATE MAY JOIN || M H S * ^ * * . " GROUPS COMBINE
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Of Abduction, Trial Shows
TO ANSWER NEED
A.A. OF U.W. SOON
The
tion
first
attempt
SERIES OF SOCIAL
HOURS JYILL BEGIN
at an ahduc- | |
by the freshman
class
this
year
failed Friday night when a
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< A c t i v i t y Check M a y be Devised t o
group ot freshmen tried to kidnap ;j
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H o l d up Scholarship
33, from the li
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Bernard Iserbel,
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Students
Page hall auditorium, and were !
foiled by the intervention of two , A n a t t e r n p , „ , M ,lve , i l e problem
Whether or not State college will
seniors.
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become a meniher of the American
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(if cxtra-curricu ar activitv participaKerhel had been husv during the
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Association of University
Women
evening dispensing the regulation
<i«n hy organizing the aid of the
will depend on the conditions in sororicaps to the freshmen men. When
faculty, sorority presidents, and stu
ties and group houses, extra-curricular
he had completed his task, Kernel
dent leaders is being made bv Presisauntered along to the auditorium
activities, hours women students keep,
f,
A
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R n l l ) a d i e r
where
he
was
accosted
by
t
he
and the extent of the cultural adDr. Rrubarher desires that students
group and invited to take a "ride."
vantages which they enjoy.
obtain all of the benefits of such
In spite of his attempts to cling
"State college has already fulfilled
to the banister, Kerbel was forciparticipation possible, but be also dethe scholastic requirements, and the bly removed from the auditorium
sires that certain of the evils be
social life and cultural advantages
while several members of the far- . ,• •
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which our women enjoy will be the ultv looked on in amused silence.
^ ' " ' n a t e d , if possible.
deciding factor in our admission to
As the freshmen bore their cap
I" lias long been apparent that some
this organization," according to Presilive along the cement walk toward j organized check upon the amount of
dent A. R. Mruhacher.
the drive between the College and participation a student might engage
lean tCatherine
Adams, ...
of ..Mill
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<III>VMH<. .,.min-,
. I I I I . I M the Albanv High school, thev met
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California Dean to Inspect Group
House Conditions in
December
oiler,'
(VlLl'lnH
f ' i l i f . ,t-lli-i
u-lll
I u - I.
onege,
IMKI.IIKI.
i .iiitonua,
win
make
the official
inspection
in .
December. She will be assisted by a ;
special committee.
l i the results ol the inspection arc
s-.tisf'.rlor.-
si,.,,,.
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s.itisi.uton Man wiieg, win in mi
fir-t teacher's college In be reiognizt-d a» a member of this a-^ociatii HI
Likewise. Mali college is the nl\
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Faculty and Students Meet in
Lounge Wednesday for
First Time
Faculty-student teas will he conducted each Wednesday afternoon in
the Lounge of Richardson hall under
the auspices of the faculty and Lounge
committee, Annabclle McCotinell, '31,
chairman,
announced
today, The
first of this series of teas will formally open the Lounge next Wednesday. There will be informal singing,
hut no definite program has been arranged. Miss AleConncll said.
Mrs. Anna K. Barsam, professor of
home economics, is chairman of the
committee in charge of the formal
opening.
The other members of the
faculty on the committee arc Miss
Martha Jane Albright, instructor in
histon ; Miss Minnie II. Scotland, assistant professor of biology: Miss
Kunii e \ Perine, assistant professor
oi fine arts; Miss Helen M. Phillips,
assistant professor of English: Miss
• aniline
\ , I .ester, instrui tor in
niatheinalii - . Dr. ( aniline I roasdale,
(ollege phy-ii ian and bead of the
h\ uieiie d, paiiineut : Pinfi
r Barnard > Broii-on, bead ol the , beinistrv
diparlinin'
I Dr. Doiinal V.
.'-iinlb. ..•••! taut pnife Mir of history.
detriment W . l -
Walter Driscoll, .11, a member of ,
Mvskania
Driscoll. together with .needed and it is to supply Ibis check
K,'isscll \V. Indium. M l . president
! thai the groups are now cooperating,
,,[ , | K . student association, pursued
.cording to Dr lirulncber
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( | u . croup and soon overtook them
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Ml'llll.,!'-
l i t i l l ! I.' 11 11 ] [ \
W i n teach
Alter a shorl parle\. the two
scnon pursuadeil the' cutlm-ia-lii
Ire-lnneii - H ! M I - met with Dr. Bvu
, m . n ,|„ ,-. ,., '.;.) ,,, relmipii-h their
bai her Monda\ ..turn
Mudent
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I d .
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u,',',1:;:."zXiT'^u1 ::i:\:T LMDSAY, FAMOUS
f,„!,'u„';;;' s:::'• ;t.:.rM;;';,: POET, TO APPEAR
ii -l.nnhbng M...k ...r .-.ir ..,..•:..:..
to tin \mcriiaii \ s . , . , . , ! • , „ . . i l - i
UCDC
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UK, 1KJDL.IX
President
A. R. Brubacher
In,
t h ea i d o l
enli-t-
-indent
*° LEADERS MEET
SORORITIES NAME
TOMORROW DATE
OF TEA FOR 1934
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mm e ih, la -irainl >,i i las-rooin almo-ph, n
and p, promote a belter
cud, i ia:n|iiie b, i w , en the -Indents
it., i- ol the i.n lilt v. acand l i '
lonline to Pi,-ide,it A }< Priihaiher.
1
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I 15 ,,', lo, i. on alternating \ \ edues-
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abo\< par or at |,a-i
the !il eral art- .olicgi- -nn
ipiired l-M ho„r- lor gradu
stead oi tin ir 1 _?(I
ilcmporan |
the alumni .,
lid
p i t s . , , , ;,
. i, .online 1. M L . s ( ,,,,„| , , „ , !
e. ' l. 1. her
ol I I I . - l l l l l , lit
Bertha I
iir. i M . I I I M I sere- to hi condi
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Social Council Chosen
t a n nd
an,gcmral ihairniaii ol the ,,,;.,,- m i , n h , i> ,.| ih, .....niUlic a
r l r ! l lan.i
l:i
Mr
Liiul-a.v,
one
of
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harkI
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r.
pre-eutnig
in.
I.ate la-t war Dr Hruhni her ap- l"-' '"
si wi<lcl.< hi.ii'.l i oiilenip H.in athlelK s; Kntl, Hughe-, n prc-ciil
pointed Dr. i i arolim I roa-dab . col
lege physician and professor o i hvgiene chairman oi a committee to <|is- " " " ' " • » ill
' " Lgive
' n < an
; ' "interpretation ..I hi- ,\,tl.i Mider. n jm-online the p
r k in the auditorium of I'.:;bcatim!- . and I ill* \ , l.mi, rcprc,
c, vcr a method ,,i -tartiu- proceed- " u " u "irk
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,onmMI(,
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li:iM , | | ;
in; tin . bibI be loiimiittee
i- , .
inn- lo Utter social unehlions at tin
" evening.
college.
\ la, k of social contact be' l | l l , , ' r ""-inber- ol l b , < oii.unlte. ,,,,-ed eiit.re'v ,
i
approximaleh
Iwerii the laculH and the -Indents •"•'•'
I'van
\nna I - Puree. Mr-. Tin
lailure
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seemed to exist. It was deciiled that l lauile Ha-hlord. Mi-s Anne I.. I iish- i w c n n l m
pen cut ol la-t >ears
\ l l tre-iuiKii u
n ;,,, in
luti rsonn in tea ulm li will
iln l i d tomorrow an, 11
I I in
tunda ol Draper hall iroiu
:
-- " ' i l i k . anordniu lo I:,to, I
• i•l . nn - id, nl ol I nli i .a,,! il\
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Miss McConnell to Speak
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' | " r i l " ' " •'" a poster campaign
londli, led weekh
which will eive
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She
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' .•'udilorium „ i Page hall o „ the uses
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combined stiidcnl-faeulh social conn ' " ^ ' Mipervisor m practice teaching, ire-binaii (lass „ , n i l , t the neces-ar\
nillee- ill (baree ol the tea addition- h o ,
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cil should be elected "to investigate M r v l'>l,derick De Peer, Miss Ague- schola-tn reipiiremcnts. and the be ire: arrangements, Dorotln Kline. M l ,
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the living conditions.
The electors, F ' " ' t c r e i ' . a-sistant professor ol | „ , ,|,ai over-participation in extra
.1-ain.M...
Marie .Jr.nu-.
Manor,.'
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consisting ot the outgoing and incom- '' "ul.-h. Mr- l l c i i n ( anieroii. Miss curricular activities was the partial
l<-kw
I and Lillian
Weinberg, , „ , , , - , , „ ,
, , 1hilT
l'™"1?iug .Mvskanias. (omened last Max I U ' r l l , ; i " a r l o r d . Miss 1-ranees Daley, ,.,„-,- ,,i , | „ - , failures have necc- I
rMarjorie
Morion,
ami
Ku.h
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and chose the council
^ ' s s Agnes Deiinan, Miss Minnie H. sitated the adopt
Iln- new sjs- | N , CV1 „,| ( | S
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were
purchased.
ipho.nor.
decorations, The dishes which were added to" th!
After its election, the committee S'litland, assistant prolessor ol luo- U l l , |{,.ls(-|.
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• ; • ' • • " ' .Perkins,
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,'.'"'' , ! , 1 . l r , " 1 , n ; e.pnpiiienl this suunner will be availlided the term of office of the mem
'"K.v,
Mrs. f.erald
and .Mrs.
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bers, heir purposes, and the mode of MeAvery
Mrs. P.rmuner announced. ,,
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procedure for bettering the social atI he advisory cmimittee consists ol ,,i la-t vear'- failures" said Pc.-cli M : " ' J " 1 ' 1 1 '
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juniors;
Mary Smn e member of the Lounge comsopnonuttee \K
iII be
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. chairman
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and 'Kena
sopl
niosphere
The committee approved Profess.ir
John M. Say les,
principle
u.niniittee.
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H o w•- 'I ""iikin.
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" " " , " Solomon,
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7
1 " nuuee
win
lie present
present every
every period
period
' - '"eth.id by which ,« was elected. M . " e High sc
1, Dr Milton . . . ever, 1. certainly
, outributed.
In
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;"'er -be October opening. The'meniU
I he term o o fice of each member -Nelson, professor 1,1 ed.ica ,„,,. and s | l i t l . ,,f t h a t f .„ ,_ , „ l i | ) k freshmen '
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' " , 1 1 M I I : I 1 1 < I'er- „ l this committee are Miss Mealier June. 1931 will be two years. Mr. Stanley I leas,,,,, bead ot the Ins | , h ( J l l l ( | h , a | | m v , ( | „ , ,
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. « l .Nar^uente Northrop, juinors : ,
,.„_ Catherine R, Morris and
Ibe faculty will not include more | tory department
ol Albany
High activities a- thev wish [or a short
, ' l l , k l ( ' l l l ! " ' «»'' ' ' " n s W ilham.s, M ildred Hall, seniors • D o r o t h v ' I h l
than one alumnus and the faculty shall j school.
,),
,
s..p > ' ' ' » ' ' ' ^ :
refreshments,
b.-ther M a r i t . ( , r , , „ , , „ , r ' r t i g g , f
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l m i ( , ,fl(,.
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s|l„„|(|
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" l ( l " l l K ( ' " " """"e "'an two conHie general price ol the tickets s | ) i i r „ | v clicked bv some means such
secutive terms
The council after will he one dollar while the student i a ! l , L , „ „ „ , sls.cn,.'
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June, !««] wall be «.imposed of , „ „ • rate will be fifty cents
The latter
senior, two juniors, one sophomore, includes
students
from
the high
.
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T
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U
x
and two women and one man from school and lh« two Albanv academies JUmOTS
10 tie tlOStS
the leaching faculty.
The student as well as State college students.
T
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10 treshmeil 1 OMgtlt
members will represent as far as'
num's'toim i:,r;,,ri,y ! r ^ -]K wo- Basketball
n u i s group house, the mens group
bouses, and the students oiitsnle of the
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I TI„. a,,„„ai ;„,,„„"iresi„„a„ party \ * £ s aml
Schedule
M a r a r e t Scrv,t
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COUNCII FYPFCTS
L
. . w i l l be
ducte.l in the Page hall
HOS 5 (jOmeS
Arranged
gymnasium
tonight
at X o'clock
I'ive games have been scheduled
!
VUHUL CArtL /O
TH QUrniUC 1\ATV
I I- •. I,,. „ s , h „ L i 'Musi. -11 he mrnished by Ku^ NEW COMB NAMES
i 0 RECEIVE DATE
OF «
DEBATE
z!RE:rI%E£:fr- 'itT^^^&f^ti
":;::*: 'r»,"„s CHAIRMAN OF HOP \ m
* « M TODAY
« >WAI
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1 , ; :;, F -;:;:::="'""" ' ' '"""! rr;;jr"!, irz,,,,,., \ AT MEETING OF SI
^^"jrJrct^s
hi
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' " ' ' hauman,
Hetty M m „ r , ; ; m , | (< „ K<-vn..l(is Charles
Kronenherg
and Helen
Howard. , , „ „ . „ .
and Kra,See,
McMahin
seniors; (lance Simmons and klea
sophomores.
Three members ,' ,| e
u n
s :
l a , , r : 1 Sl
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> ' " . • " ' f r e s h m a n class will he chosen at an
" , l , s " ' H l ' s s u ' • s " " ' 1 " l l > s . •'•'• -hairman, t ,,rlv dale to renresent t , , !•,« o
Kathi-rint.Krueger,
. i l , Mildred this' committee
Meyer, ' . U Hetty Cordon, b'raiuesj
Me, '
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s . V " . ''"'These
ar, as follows:
He, enihcr
a, ipiaiuled'
par.v, "
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M,ss Long,,,,,,,'
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,!r„(i(r|e
M „ , „ , ' j " ' " ' " ' «'• • Scottish
universities in
- " "•••"••"«.'.•'h,,:,',i;;,i:!;,:.";:,,;\',;1--,-'",",!oV,,''1 ' n i - y ' s J c i r t , , , , , „
>;> innasiiin
Campus Day Will Be
nn,u,. New York trip will he Ibe i oninii-n e department, .in,I Mrs..,
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md week in I,-I,,,,.,,,. Man York; and Dr. Donnal \ S.,,,,1,. a ' „,.
Saturday, October 18 '.';,
-ger
Ha-well anno,,,,, ed. and the s,s,an, prof,
r o, Ins,,.,,, and Mrs ' ! ? „ . " , "
nronosrd ,i ih, ,, ,. i
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^ e i u . i v e secretary of , ! „ • \ a „ , , „ a |
,„ ."' l u ' ' ,
, |- , ' , ' h
! ' " *'"!: ' ' " ' l , ' ! " " " ' " A ' " l " i a ' ' " '
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-ii-- l>*> «bis war w,ll be „ „ M a i , ,,,11,,, I n , will meet Brooklyn Smith
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" I n , I, Sate college ,s a member, first
S.,tur.la,. O.loher
l«. l a r o l v n
I- p,,L ,e, Inii, al Institute. I ehniaiw I I ,
M i - Long,
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nitlees ar,
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Kelh.
Ml. c e c a l
.h.onnaii, an- and' New h i - , . State ' l e a . b e r s a l cut, , lainnieni Selma Sims, , ha
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' « ; " " M I « W ednesday night, O, loher
mull.,',
lay
M , |.,„ \ , , A | , | s u , | , h , „ . , n Mj.-.iul Mildred Simll,
n u - i , , II,an,., „ . . „ V, „
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, ' " i " ,, V " , ' " ' " " l " ' " " l , | a , n " ' , ' I'aue
l w
Ti
-I ballol lor il
nipus Ma„,,Me, | | , „ , l l ,- „ „ , , „ ,
, .,„ < „ „ • , . , „ , , „ man . , , , , , - I , , , „ , , , - , Mar
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• i n , , . , will l„ i.d.ei, n, ..s-einhh , „ M „ tin, d , , „ , „ i „ I
, , , ,i . „, il„s ., ,p gi
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„.,„. Helen .,'.,'.
en
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^ " ' " ' - ' " ; • ' ^ iebel l.mdsay, American poet,
I nd.n
iinln.l.o
I I, .,,1 ,-r III. th,
I h, . 1,«. I il. when
,1,lei, will Burgher,
Man
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n will . I , aga,
„ - , - . „ , U e , -. and' plan- a,, M.'irg.'ire,
St..r,
, , i-ing. M a r ,',' " •.' „"l, , I
' ' l l ' ' ' / ' ' - hes, dale- w In, h I »eau Anna K. P.erce
Ine „ . .
w l „ , haw re ,„,w b,
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k h n . X,w l e r - o law \ l „ n K , , „ . , , , l larhos. and \ n . i
p'(|1|h ,',' „ ' ; , u ,
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In niadc know
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n ' h ' U \ | 1 " ' - " ' e 'lebale
' .mipus Day. The idenlih ,,l he.
liaskctb.dl pradiie will M-U'I \ ' . . \ I, ,
| , , , , h.orin.ui,
Magdalen,';
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eirbl a.iind.i,,,-. two from e;„ I. , 1 . , - , w ,„h, r I, ;
ding lo .
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I Kc.ncll, M.IKr.
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akinM the tour of
w.MI.
kept Mirel until the,, al-o
lord U Baker
The u-l.rau III.MI
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nil „""i'
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Ibe iiowmng of lb, , , i „ c „ bus „ , the - , „ a d will ( o , , - , , of I.,
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-A"i . ' . i i i i . l lo Ibe loin ,la
leiforuied before her,
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.and,',,,,,,
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Katherine
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Today
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Mary
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Harriet
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p e r s o n s o n its f a c u l t y w h o s e c o n v e r s a t i o n a n d p e r s o n Tomorrow
of N a v a r r e , g r a n d d a u g h t e r of F r a n c i s I a n d niece of
ality a r e w o r t h cultivating
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g i v e s t h e s t u d e n t s a . b a n . e t o m e e t t h e faculty o n a
Rotunda, D i a p e r hall
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social basis a s a c o n t r a s t t o ihe usual stilted formal
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p l a n e o n w h i c h t h e i r m e , - l i n g , in o i l i e r r o o m s in t h e
cepliou.
Newman
hall,
h e r o w n b i o g r a p h y highly i n t e r e s t i n g a n d even b r i l l i a n t .
T h e first issue of i h e L i o n , w h i c h
c o l l e g e iire c o u d u i l e d .
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JvfKKT Till-: FACULTY
Miss Morton Directs
1933 Rules Committee
First Number Of Lion
To Be Dedicated To '34
TIII'.V MKillT UK SKATKI)
STATE COLLEGE NEWS.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1930
"CUBS'AT "ACTIVITIES DAY" LEARN HOW NEWS IS RUN
HONORARY SOCIETY
WILL INDUCT SOON
LILLY NELSON, '31,
WILL MAKE PLANS
FOR CLUB PARTY
A short play, songs, and brief talks
by members of the faculty will be the
features of the French club reception
to the freshmen in the Lounge of
Richardson hall next Friday night.
"Anyone interested in French is invited." Sylvia Rose, '31, president, announced.
Lilly Nelson, '.31, is general chairman.
Chairmen of her committees
are: refreshments, Hortense Brady,
'31; entertainment, Louise Cronk, '31;
decorations, Helen
Whitney, '31;
I publicity, Katberine Dooley, ',32; and
invitations, Margaret Service, '33.
Signum Laudis Will Initiate Highest Four Percent of
Senior Class
Approximately cloven new members will t>e inducted into Signum
Laudis at the initiation dinner to be
conducted Saturday, October 4, according to Miss Elizabeth Van Denburgh, registrar.
Miss Van Denburgh is computing
the averages of all the seniors at the
present time, and invitations to join
Signum Laudis will lie issued to the j
highest four per .cut of the class,
providing they have an average of at
least 2,00, she said.
In choosing the four per cent, only
those students who have attended college here for the mil three years will
be considered, Miss Van Denlmrgh I
announced. When the si.\ per cent j
is chosen early in March, the marks !
made in the freshman year may he
disregarded, she added.
The iniatioii dinner will he in the
cafeteria on I Ictoher d. Dr. Harold
W. Thompson, professor of English, i
will speak.
President A. K. Brubacher and Dean William II. Met/.ler, fratrcs in facilitate of Signum
Laudis, will he present at the induetlon
- , ,
. , ,,
,
.
Ikith Louis J. Vv olner, .30 president, and James j t a s s . d y , .ill, secre-!
tary-trcasurer, will be present to induct the new members.
;
to
w,
N e w s on "Activities Da\ " Left
right at top the* are: Marion
,ik.
.,4
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V i . f .,
| . ; , i u a n | IVevev, •.34, ( e l i a His• u N -,. M;l M i , | ( , r -,, , . , , „ „ , .
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:
I
in chief of t h e N e w s , a n d l'.etlv
j
Y.W.CA. WiflConduct
Candle Light Service
Thjs
g r o u p
learned
about
The next meeting of the Young
Women's Christian association will
be a candle light service to be conducted next Tuesday in the Lounge of
Richardson hall, according to Carolyn
F. Kelley. '.31, president.
"There
will he an outdoor procession if the
weather permits," Miss Kelley declared.
Plans are being made for a choir
of State college women to sing at all
future Y. W. C. A. candle light services, according to Miss Kelley.
the
APPOINTED CHAIRMAN
Gertrude Webb, '.!-'. has been appointed to the cabinet of Young
Women's Christian association, according to Carolyn K. Kelley, '31,
president. Miss Webb will be pub-j
licity chairman.
STUDENT BUDGET
- ; ; ! ; - , , e, m _ , j!
h
TO BE PRESENTED \ "•"•'"" ™^- '"••-'•""»•
FRIDAY AT 11:10 Russel ludlum Picks
The budget of student association j
Electrola Committee
for this year will be presented in tion t r i T h e l | i n ' a n r e ' L board" has" not
' l "-'' , V " " " " l l ' " " ' tl>'- budget, yet.
luvl
\\ the orgamzati
'
not submitted requisitions, but it w
be reach lor presentation next wee
Mr. Dull
II,, I,,,,,,,, will be approximate!)
the same aiuoiint as last vear. !«I3.(MH),
student t'->'- "•'
and will .all for ., .Indent
514.110, a i v o rrdini;
d i n e to M r . Ilidle*
IlidlN'ori
(.'"'Hum. '31, president of the student MyskaMd
AppOltttS
8
•la.io,,. a n n o u n c e d in a s s e m b l y
QumdianS
FoT
ClttSSeS
:
last l-'ridav. Other -Indents on lb
vbo will be
Members of Mysk
. iiminittee a r e ; Winifred
Primeau
and Ardill, Down, -eiiiors, ,,„d Ailton' Hie .las- guardians for the
ning
liusb, \ u
j > w are
h'Ussell U
Indium and
i Alfred D
I'.a-.di, lor die senior
the
I'll
board',
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ha,
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i M . i l e r . foi llie j ,
...ahetl,
I uksoii
ind Vn-ginia
l l a u k m s , j u n i o r - , will r e t u r n tochu
NEWMAN TO HAVE
FRESHMAN PARTY
»
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UT,,„-
,i,lk rl
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r cbis, ; l-'.anres
. for
u,.- . -
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[>
^V^Zli
TOMORROW NIGHT -
K>-II.
Hie ,opl.oi„..re . l a s s ; a n d H e l e n II
<>"-• and H e a t r u e I. V a n S t e e u b u r g ,
..•„„,, a, >
Zt™\:^
- ; - ; -1...».... 1 ,,, »
v> Normanskill
Sleeiibnr
*
31, presidi-nl.
N'ewinan club will conduct its anThis
le ninth -ea-on at the
nual reception to freshmen tomorrow i amp wl
is conducted even vcar
niuht at citdil o'.b.ck, at \ e w m a n
lub and eollej.e p'la-ers.
ball, 7-11 Madi 1 avenue, arrordim; ,
•aching
both hockev and
dent. ' ];„
to Margaret Mulligan, '31, p
in. hiding pra. In e a n d mate h
Klizabelh I Monarity. '31. in a m e s a n d i n s t r u c t i o n in s t r o k e s ,
eral chairman. She will be
la. In s. a n d uiupiring a r e , ondin led,
bv Svlvia I .a Monica, and i alb
I lis. iission g r o u p s a r e i , >ndiii led on
Moon-, seniors, and kalheriue M
llie le. Iini.|iie and r u l e - ol llie g a m e
'33.
1-a.uiU add-..i'- of N'ewiiiau dub
\ , , , , | : i l [,,,„, ,, ,|„, |„„ |,.( , ,,,„,.,
will be present, and Keven-iid JMIIII ,,.,,,,,-,;„ ; l n ,| \ | , „ | | . , U L , „ , j , ||„. ,,,.
I. Collins, dub chaplain, will address ,,,,.,,,, |„„ | , v ,;,,,,,„,, ,,„- ,|,i- vear
the in-hiiirii
'I here will be .. hod \|, , \ .„, •-;,., n |, l i r .,|, announced, and
entertainment and lei'iv-duiic-nl.-, mil .mended llie .ami
-el information j
be s e n e d
..ml iii-lru. lion which mac be Used
Alumni of the dub are spoiisoniej | | | l r . J | ( . i n | |
,().
a t r i p Siinda> to Auric A i d e , llie
| hl . ,., n | | i u ) . ( . v M . l v r | | |,..L..tll ,|,
s h r i n e of the V o r i h A m e r i c a n m a r t ) r- u , , . i . w ,,|, .t|,|,,-., x i N i.. t <.-! v i n i v i're-,1
All a c t i v e m e m b e r s ol t h e d u b w h o
, .11llt up,,,-,-, I.,,.,,,,,, , , „ , ,,, ,|
wish In g o m a ) s U .|i u p b e l o r e noon j ,•„.„, ,„-,-„,,,,.,
| |„..,, p,-,-,|eic cs a r e '
Unlay on the N e w m a n bulletin b o a r d , | l l , n ,|| l l - l ( ,| , „ , M , m , | a y ,
Wednesday,!
Miss Mulligan announced
—
Conference At Pocono \. iv i. and • aroiyn i:.
been -
....
--
ainl Indac afteiiioou from 3:15 toI
'I he- club will h a v e t h e lu--i m o n t h l y j .^ ,,-, ,,„ k
m e e t i n g T u e s d a y at 7 o'clock, Miss ' M u l l i g a n said.
Farm Dairy
had
an
iiiili.il
• in.-lime,il
ol
Bottled Milk and Cream
id. i I .
.,„ l.d
"RAFFLES"
Pressed for $1
Ri TZ
Ladies' Dresses
Cleaned for $1
STARTS
Topcoats or Winter coats
Cleaned for $1
MADISON
Fur Coats
MADISON A N D MAIN
Today Only
FANNY BRICE
Remodeled
Repaired
"BE YOURSELF"
ALBANY
Delivered
A New Picture
Every Day
Mat. 1 5 c — E v e n . 25c
GOWNS-HOODS-CAPS
FOR ALL DEGREES
COTRELL & LEONARD
Velvet
ICE
C o l l e g e Dept.
Albany, N.V.
CREAM
W h o l e s a l e Price t o P a r t i e s
mEEsmanm
Real Home Made Ice Cream
1.3,3 N . I'enrlSt.
4-6280
U N , Fearl St.
.l-.H.ii
BREAKFAST
7:30—lli30
Phone 076IJ
Geo, I). Je-mev
a la
carte
LUNCH
1 1:30—1:30
Fifty-live and Seventy-five
and a la carle
Jgmtlntarii (gatVt/?ria
Avcinii' - .il. U'obin
Alljiiny.N. Y.
CCULIMI
TODAY
"ALL QUIET
°hne WESTERN FRONT"
Quality and S e r v i c e at a l o w Cost
PALLADINO
IMcS
11 la k,-, i lol.il ..( I ! IU
..I Ibo-e l-.l.ui
lVe
nale u r n I.
IN
3 Suits or Overcoats
2 1 0 Central Ave.
IwenlN
'I he I. Ill
In' of l e i ' U l j l
Hid Hi
, , - e i - l . n d unhid, . I ' d
b u n d l e d .cud
ninety lise a-iuois, l « n b u n d l e d and
STARTS TODAY
RONALD COLMAN
REAL TAILOR
362 Freshmen Enroll,
Personality Bobs-Finger Waving - Permanent Waving
Strand
College Registrar Says H o m e S a v i n g s Hank llhlj;
Three bundled and sixt) two fre»h
men were adniittecl to Male college
as llie class ... I'M4, . c o r d i n g to the
latest aiinoiiu- < nil-ill of Miss ldi/abetb
Van
Denburgh,
i .-gi^ir.ii.
This
year's i l.i s is llie I.nee-I ill the lllsi,,r\ ol the I ollei-e. lie l.iled
' I 1111 T -. eiebl ol the lic-sbiiic-n are
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1930
EXTENDS
3 ARE NOMINATED LIBRARY
LOAN PERIOD FOR
RESERVED BOOKS
FOR 1934 LEADER
FRESHMEN GET 38
CAPS AND TOQUES
AT PARTY FRIDAY
In response to the numerous proOfficers tests registered on the library questionnaire last year, it has been decided
to lengthen the time for using reserved books during the day from
Two men and one woman were two to three hours, according to Miss
Mary E. Cobb, College librarian.
nominated for the presidency of the
freshman class at a meeting conducted
"Students are requested to keep reMonday under supervision of Beatrice
Van Stcenburgh and Helen Otis, served books only while they are
actually in use, so that others may
Myskania class guardians. The canhave a fair chance to obtain them,"
didates for president are: Roger Miss Cobb said.
Bancroft, Shirley Diamond, and Jack
Some other suggestions offered to
Saunders.
Alinira Riiss was also help in relieving the congestion in the
nominated but has withdrawn,
library are :
Flan work as far as possible in ad"The election will probably be con- vance ; start work in library, or reducted October 6," Miss Van Steen- serve books for future use immediately
burgh said.
after receiving assignments, so that
Professor Barnard S. Bronson
The candidates for the vice-presi- the books will not lie idle until just
dent are: Elizabeth Arnold, June before the quiz when they become whose new book on chemistry
will be published soon.
Carey, Frances Higgins, William very much in demand; have all books
Nelson, Marion Welsh, and Rose and magazines charged at the desk
Wiziner.
before taking them from the library.
Nominees for secretary are: Hilda
A complete list of the library rules
Bradley, Catherine Brown, Dorothy will be posted on the bulletin board
Fritcher, Alice McEwan, Marie Me- outside the library, and will be availlanson, and Mary Ward.
John Wiley and Sons, publishers,
able to all new students, Miss Cobb
4 F O R A T H L E T I C M A N A G E R announced.
announce the publication in the near
Those who were nominated for
future of a new text by Professor
treasurer of the class are: Marie
Barnard S. Bronson, head of the
Boland,
Hilda Bookheim,
Audna
chemistry department.
Clum, Jean Craigmile, Charles Dunham, Marion Ervin Philip Ricciardi,
The title of the book is "Nutrition
and Marion Van Hoesen.
from />„„,> J
and Food Chemistry," and it is
The candidates for class reporter
from each of the four primarily a college text-book, but may
One
are:
Alice
Fitzpatrick,
Christine leading universities
Glasgow, St. be used by others interested, they
Paland, Greenfell Rand, and Robert Andrews, Aberdeen,
St. Andrews said. Il deals with the newer trends
Robinson.
iThose who were nominated for has been chosen.
of nutrition, and contains about live
John M. MacC irnucl : of Glasgow
manager of girls' athletics are: Mary
hundred pages.
Hjoneycombe, Elizabeth
Kammerer, L'niven itv and Nil rman A. B. Wilson
Mary Moore, Alinira Russ, and Eliza- of St.
unive: siiy compose
beth Skau.
>i men s the lea
The nominees for manag
, Philip east.
athletics a r e : (ins Asi"
Thomas
suhmitti
Auerhach, ()smcr Hi mk
e collet
Garrett, and Jack Saunders.
Bancroft, one of tl candid
tin i
team,
the presidency of the d i s s , wa- .In
' t l l l l ll
debate
tory, I n
ated
from captain
Johnson ol "itvHi. 1 ligh
basketball niil i e was
for il).
be coiiductc
club will take pla.
graduate
tc'am, and during h
this afteri
11 the da
is namei Tuesday night. (
year, took dramatic'
Miss Diamond wai
luat •d from a member oi the cotim il w I announc
president ol the c
where the time anil place of I n uts in as
the Schenectady llii
•II!
This is tin first
literary sembly this morning.
she took part in dran
will take pla
lib
meetings
work.
The Scottish team has lioscn the Iv besides il,. regular n
lily I H M Saunders was graduated from the
Hudson High school in 7 8 . While in side it desires to uphold in ach of the n c s s „
M
(iuyette said
high school, be played basketball, iive propositions submit! • leaving
-|-|R. ception lin will include Miss
football, baseball, and track, lie was the choice of question t<
the State ,; U V ( . t t
Professor
or George M. York,
a member of the debate club, and
lege men.
head i •I' the
imnerce department;
editor of the freshman manuel. DurIn spite
pile of the graduation
graduation of I
ing his post graduate year. Saunders J. Wolner and Kmamiel Green last Beatrice llertwig, '31, vice-president
was vice-president of his class.
year, there remain three men with of the club: Miss Blanche Avery,
varsity experience in college.
Law- instructor
in commerce;
Dorothy
rence C. Ncwcomb, '31, and George
P. Rice, '32. have had experience in Durey, \V\ secretary; Miss Klizabcth
supervisor
of
practice
several
intercollegiate
debates
as Anderson,
speakers.
Kenneth Miller, '32, has teaching in commerce; and Selma
been alternate in several del
I" I Schlachter, '32. treasurer.
addition there are several members
A special discussion meeting for the of the debate class of Dr. Harold W.
ARE ENGAGED
freshmen will be conducted by the Thompson, professor of English, who
Alpha chapter of Phi Delta sorority
Young Women's Christian association may try out
October 7, at eight o'clock, in the
announces the engagement of Eleanor
Lounge of Richardson ball, accordBrown, '30, to Walter Schocnburn, a
TO CONDUCT MEETING
ing to an announcement made today
There will be a meeting of the graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic
by Carolyn Kelley, '31, president.
sophomore class Monday noon at 12 institute; and of Gertrude Cox, '30,
All the freshmen interested in the o'clock in Room 20 of Richardson to Darrett V'inck, Alhanv Medical
Y. W. C. A. are urged to attend and hall, according to_ Betty Gordon.
college.
find out more about the organization,
All Kindt of
Miss Kelley said. This year a quesSee Our Gym. Shoe*
Men'* Shoe*
tion box will be attached to the Y.
for Men and Women
W. C. A. bulletin board in the lower
corridor of Draper hall, where problems and suggestions for discussion
The Quality Store
may be left.
Repairing
4 6 4 Washington Av
Neatly—Quickly Done
Ju»l Above Lake
Freshmen
Will
Elect
On October 6, Says
Class Guardian
Professor Publishes
Chemistry Text-Booh
Membership In A. A. U. W.
May"Be*Granted Here
COMMERCE CLUB
PLANS RECEPTION
TO NEW MEMBERS
Thirty-eight caps and toques were
distributed to the men of the fresh- Miss
Cussler,
Tennis
Captain,
W a n t s Matches Played
men class at the hreshman WelcomeEarly
in
Week
in the auditorium and gymnasium of
Page hall, last Friday night.
The
Fifty-three women will participate
freshmen women also received their
in the annual tennis tournament which
buttons.
began yesterday under the supervision
The freshmen men are required to of the Cirls' Athletic association, acwear the regulation purple and gold cording to Margaret Cussler, '31, tencaps until the first snowfall, accord- nis sport captain.
ing to college tradition. From then
All entries are urged to play off
until spring they may wear purple their matches as soon as possible, Miss
and gold toques. This year the toques Cussler said, so that the finals of the
are made of knitted material while tournament may be reached as soon
those of the proceeding year were as possible.
made of felt material.
Those who have signed up to play
The women are required to wear are:
Jean Minkin, Frances Virginia
purple and gold buttons from now Feck, Marion Gilbert, Beatrice Van
until Moving Up day in May.
Stcenburgh, Margaret (.'ussier, Mary
The committee in charge of the Widger, Madeline Mayes, Alice Splain,
selection of the insignia for the fresh- Marion Tepper, and Winifred Burlmen are as follows: Frances Mc- but, seniors.
Mahon, chairman, Bernard Kerhcl,
Leah Dorgan, Elizabeth Jackson,
Marguerite Northrop, Anne Goldman,
Marie Judd, and J. Bruce Filby.
Jane Shulman, Anita Soboleski and
Virginia Hawkins, juniors.
Marcia
Gold,
Rosalind
Kapps,
Bertha Buhl, Jean Watkins, Beatrice
Tompkins,
Ethel
Dykman,
Fdith
{Continued
from pane l, ruliunn 4)
"This is a problem as far as seniors Tepper, Doris Williams, Doris Kilts,
are concerned, Newcomb stated, be- Edna Becker, and Helen McCann,
cause at the noon hour, which is the sophomores.
Irene Levinstein. Minnie McNickle,
only time we can have the meetings, 1
many seniors are busy with pi acti. e Marian Stein. Ktith Bochner, Alinira
Ivuss.
Marion Nelson Helen Baker,
teaching or other Milne High school
Virginia Abajan, Doris lull. Elizaactivities.
.Seniors who will a » i - ! Miss Hunt beth Skau. Kraiices Kstes, Marv Day.
are Margaret
llickey and
Alice I'..IK Myrncs, Evelyn Dudden. Stella
Miriam
Henuet.
A program of - ,i:u« ; U ii| ' lirinik, Dorolhv Fritcher,
Wood. Thelma Smith. Marion Mespeakers will be arraneed
latisot. Jc
\i
Tb
ip will
Newcomb Appoints Hop
Chairman At Meeting
Miss
Roberta Everitt Wins
Office InY.W.C. A. House
MADISON SWEET SHOP
Roberta M. Everitt, '32, was elected
vice-president of the Young Women's
Christian association's house at a
meeting conducted recently.
The
other officers elected were Lilly Nelson,
'31, secretary; Annette Lewis,
'32, treasurer; and Alvina Lewis, '33,
reporter,
Helen M. Collier, '32, was elected
president of the bouse at a meeting
conducted last May. 'I be house is
located at 2l'J Ontario strut and is
under the supervision of the college
Y. W. ('. A.
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Two Professors Speak
At County Conference
'I wo Stale college professi r> spoke
ai tin Montgomery I mint) I eai hers
( .inference in Amsterdam Monday.
professor George M. V,,rk. head ol
the commerce department, spoke on
"prim iples and Methods in Eu.noinic
Geography." Dr Milton (, Nelson,
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Transients, 8 2 5 ( ) and •*.'{ duily
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W bile in college Mr. I mr-ins was
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Alpha chapter of Phi Delia somril
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