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XV No. 23
VOL.
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues.
STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, ALBANY, N. Y., FRIDAY, MARCH _'0, 1931
PATRONS OF TAFT
LECTURE CHOSEN
THEY ATTENDED CONVENTIONS
*Jg™%%u
G.A.A. WILL HAVE
ALUMNAE REUNION
'32 CLASS DINNER
Dr. Atliia W. Rlsley, head of t h e !
Talk T o Be Given in Auditorium history department, will he t h e ]
of Page Hall Tuesday
faculty speaker at the junior d a s Night at 8:15
dinner meeting to be conducted in
- tin' cafeteria T h u r s d a y niulit at 5 :.>('
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Feature of First Annual
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will
Charitv
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York.
will
Keiiiielh
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today.
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Marion
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Con\ entioo
Douglas
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and
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in r e a r
seniors,
h e r ri)j> 111
Nations
I
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Man
of
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constitution.
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diaunian
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the
and
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president
consider
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New
reports
amendments
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convention
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in
meeting
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wind
auditorium
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to
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the
-aid.
vite.l
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took
a-si.mied,
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RUSSELL LUDLUM
TO BE DELEGATE
FOR CONFERENCE
111 I a
theme
lite
!
lain-
P.riibacher
Mi-.-
to
| il(.
S e a t e d is N e t t a M i l l e r , '.11
Convention.
the
eon-
stunt
will
I'.rlknap.
-ophoiuore-:
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-In-
Mar, ii
iim
lo
week
to
intended
a
will
I h e n i e <~i
who
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DELEGATES START
Pi Gamma Mu To Have
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WORK ON MODEL
Open Forum Discussion ;!",,
AWFMRI Y REPORT N"ul Si"""' •- "" '"i" "' ""
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delegate
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d e l i g a l l -. t i t h e
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w .il
them
Columhia
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bo a d e l e g a t e
and I avM'riK'o
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D . . r t . ..-e
1931 ROUND TABLE
WILL LACK THEME
ii.,/,';.
FOR CONFERENCE X 1 ;,"/:' ''.m
in.
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the
Kiei'.
WCHIS
loilir
I
w ill attend
l<>
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have
and
-lunl
I o n , . and
1'hc a b m r l i - n u p r e p r e s - n t s s t u d e n t s w h o
of
A.
D i a m o n d , '.14, a n d
I , a l b , rin..
Panlaioiir.
of
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the
those
Morton
George
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out
katheriiie
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The
re-
three
supervision
captain.
of
in. hid, - :
at
'..: \ lima
llir
Prrk,
Shirley
and
to
present.
the
;
council,
able
afternoon
earn
phywhich
captain-,
be
Marion,
. ' - I . Is
of
Mi-s
the
( i . A. A.
and
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hiturv.
will
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of
of
are
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the
-port
hi
the
r e led
Marl.n,
\h A
gen-
welcome
home
b,ad
who
sp,,rl
will
he a
the
under
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In-ru.
MiI arrir
of
l,,ll,.u,il
a parl'.il
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d r p a i t i u e i i l . at
v. : I:
I n i i , i,
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the
will
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win,
pari
(lu.l.
tomor-
Ml,
activities
in
hall,
ba-k, tl.all
FEA JURE OF FETE
OF FRENCH CLUB
and
Gilbert,'
A.
Inn.
I r a n , r-
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III
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• :':,"'" ''-V.: " 1..' SKETCH WILL BE
: -il
Vel-.t',
associa-
fur
at
I',,morrow
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of
week-end
\thlelic
hii-ton.
the
I'a-r
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ghl
!
education
the
r,
features
alumnae
e\ cut
the n i e i n h e r s
al-
-aid
la
In - I
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and
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r
had.
'I he
decoration-
the
a
alinu-
basket-
reunion.
sical
Mi--
rh
Keller,
and
the
varsity
be
I'.irl's
, liainnan
the
i hairuian
"«' the
ud '
A n m He
! rand -
will
annual
the
li,.n i - ,'oiiilui tint;
d i n n e r ap
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admit
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are:
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tli<man.
w .11
ticLu;-.
pre-.denl
Mr
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.•nlithd
Mn-eiun "
d.-nt
auditorium
•
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'
Xo-Kuz"
between
women's
-,|iia,l
the
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931
HEAR LORADO TAFT
State College N e w s
Coach Baker Praises Lyons and Ott;
Predicts Better Team For Next Year
For the first time in several years the dramatic and
art council is presenting a man noted in thefieldof
The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
Note:
The following
article always worked in harmony with
art—Lorado Taft, He is one of the foremost sculp- was(liditor's
State College for Teacheri
written
and submitted
to the N E W S
tors in America today, and State college is very by Coach Rutherford R, Baker, comment- their fellow teammates and, as for
myself, I can truthfully say I never
ing on the fast basketball
season.)
THE NEWS BOARD
fortunate in having the opportunity to see and hear
The basketball season just closed have experienced working with two
NETTA MILLER
Editor-in-Chief
him,
was far from a successful one asfiner boys. For what they have
S96 Alorris Street, Telephone 6-0332-R
GEORGE P. RICE
Managing Editor
Although the council is for the purpose of sponsor- far as games won go, but I do feel done for me during their stay here
455 Elk Street
the younger players learned enough with us I can only say I wish them
CATHERINE E. BROOERICK — Associate Managing Editoi ing projects of both a dramatic and art nature, up basketball to make me feel we are heaps of the very best of success
3100 Sixth Avenue, T r o y , Telephone Troy 6621-J
until this time the emphasis has usually been on thedue to have a much better team during their teaching career, and
AUDREY FLOWERS
Advertising Manager drama. Giving this lecture Tuesday night the prom- next year.
trust their association with me as
Page Hall, 131 South Lake Avenue, Telephone 6-6482
We
used s e v e r a l
boys this
p a s t friend—-player and coach will be of
inence in their calendar that they have, the dramatic
ANDREW A. HRITZ
Finance Manager
some
small value to them.
season
w h o never
played
during
and art council is doing a fine thing.
201 North Lake Avenue, Telephone G-5S10
Coach
Baker.
their
high
school
careers.
These
It is up to the students to support the association b o y s h a d a n a b u n d a n c e o f n a t u r a l
ALEXANDER SCHOOR
Feature Editor
1114 Central Avenue, Telephone 3-7616
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this
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I he a p p a r e n t
heim
essay
,
of
.
interest
should
In
E S S A Y
, .
lack
contest
Announee.neiit
A X
Dr.
.
.
,
.
in t h e L e a h
lie r e m e d i e d
Harry
W.
d i d King
Lovcn- •
this
Hastings
to
t h e r e ' were
no c o n t r i b u t i o n s
un
1 . last
that
then
n o t o n r i b u t i o is
up
to
is
a surprising
one.
the situati.
today,
Although
|
dicd.
Many
m e m b e r s o f t h e Echo staff
innv
have
pet a r t i c l e s h i d d e n a w a y .
Stu.lents of w r i t t e n E n g l i s h
. .
,
.
,
' • •
. . . .
,
. . .
must
have
some
corrected,
of
winning
that
,.,„.
m t
. ,,
litis
student
ward
this
is
English
is
an i n d i c t m e n t
made
a contribution
prise
was
.Ins p a s , week
Several
major
v e a r w L
"
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roll
semester
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^
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about
into
i
Saun-
and light
valuable.
this
time
to
Charles
O t t for their
l<
per-
I'lavgocr
considers
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,
l l , l s
Lyons
splendid
n t
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t h e reap pea r a n e e
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of
her,
.
her
' he
whose
over
on o u r b o a r d -
Thespis
these
feel
that
it w a s n o t w i t h o u t
ure
also
Hob
McConucll
concert
proved
w a s replete
Whenever
however,
again
o l attending
Singers
into
human
.
privilege
Russian
not entirely
fact
forge,
entered
strongly
on
a unique
we begin
last
many
that
moon-.
We
pleas-
the audience
noted
included
and O r n i o u d
Guver
in t h e d r a m a t i c s p c t -
t h e : souae.
lues-
Ha,,,,
pleasure.
such
the tendency
her g o v e r n m e n t a l
p.,lice-,
an o p p o r
l , a
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l„-
Ilnimlnw,
a review,
is t o
unity
such
pcrtor.nanec
play,
we j u d g e
eriti-
thai
lie ability
.r,
t i t
,,lKj|j011
'
a n d to appear
when
upon
endure
•
cheered
™
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f
Although
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tlie
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'Iced-
'
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f " '
-ess t h r o u g h
,n D o
the n r - t l,, g
Bob Raukiiis'
h a - not s u f f e r e d
,
dramatr
t-
^
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b.^l^'oi,rays
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the life
of
lame
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to
and - e c u c d
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should
voice
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a
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decidedly
h e " lightsT
elicit
have
at ease
on
a
spec
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leel
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r u ^ - . Dyke.
it
dilii
We
the
part
a bit
Roger
iinprc--i,,n of
Iled.dnoi
ihe pari;
^
' I t o w.'-re r a t h e r
trick
thai
overdone
of h i - line-.
-ecu, to
of
advantage.
gave
" recitation
feeling
part
w a - no
h e r speeches.
been
l o its
wa- Bancrotl
thai
through
fortissimo
in bearing
could
In. ,v, • n Z
hiu'e
.here
N , arc , , | the opii
perlect
lumd.
achieved
and
as
appearance
D u e bad the
although
con- more,
' " ' ^ " " *
" 'T \
pianissimo
Belknap
in
she was h o l d i n g
cully
singer-
genial
w a s so
^ dire. loEs
"\
control."
t h e eleven
control
thai
,.i the back,
say,
the r e s u l t i n g
' "
Lay
w a - excellent
bede-ired
' asked
were
o f feeling
and love-
It will
our impression
that
i l a r
thTai
ami „„ag,nation.
beyond
, , , - , dub , r i d d l e t h e - . a g e b u t - n e d i d n o . Use her
the a u d i . m e
i- o n e w i l l
all ihe art thai
might
the - p e l ! ol their
ductor
her * . ! "
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m
i
m
phenomenon
the ! " ' " ' e r
f o r t h e l a n d | ' he
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the completely
her, and that
only
r
words
performance
func-
that
her. that
her pr
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,
at p u b l i c
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s
:-
purpose
w
"
to execute
she k n e w
her mocked
her embraces
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her good
and will
disirustcd 'and .lespisc.l
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nerve
|iu„itarjt.s
(
w h o occasionally
»
beautiful
that
; l
of iron
who'fawned
could
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von E l a v i l ,
a reaction
a- the -Indent
' ' ' a - ' . ' m'-day
our comprehension.i
tragedies'
., w o m a n
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stir- ' " '
o f 1W) n a m e -
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of
Agnes
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turned
'lover-
^
career
\
line players
namely
congratulate
s h e had i n - day night
insight
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and this
ninny
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"
and her entire
,R , V ( ) | l t t i o n .
1 R
| the country
agreeable
and
submerge
,,,,-.
and Hrooks
of all
t h e rest
might
K
' '
spirit
and cooperation
during
the T h u r s d a y night of Royal K n o x and
( ^
past l o u r years.
T h e s e hoys have
Rn|, Rankins,
both
o f w h o m we
_ 1 _
——have
missed
from
the realm o f
into
w h o m the
woman
r
year
pep. s p i r i t
Erankie
of the
those o f t h e r u l e r
o f her t r e m e n d o u s
her rival,
M
people
an h o n o r
lirsl
,
t h (
0
,
an
she
w i t h i n
. Wasa woman
u
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desired
b L i
received
when
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announced
,
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to-
can be n o a d e -
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and student-
.lt
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Wl
to the contest.
M'.W
Faculty
every
around
this
from
L-J_
\
I feel
and G a r r e t t ' should
fast,
needing
just
H e r o w n ugliness
nearly
lost
f o r h e r the husband r e m a n , one o l h f ,
that
her title and w o r l d l y
goods
had .,blamed
and ^ l t - " U i u s ,
ol
attitude
sense
and influenced
I t supports
response
t
. I, n a l K
enrollment
of
I here
I h e only
,,,„„|
m ) |
| , instances
-Jt ) ]
t h e fact
, ,
large
T h e present
in the d e p a r t m e n t ,
explanation
be j
not a c t as a d e t e r -
department.
publication-.
contest
minor
quale
object,
that
.s ,
and
romance,:
a n d heiress
is t h e w o m a n
to advance
his
<J 1 / V i L i v J
the!
ma-
n a t u r e in t h e cans.' o f g o v e r n m e n t .
H e r r e i g n , h o w - cize n o t so m u c h t h e a r t i s t s as t h e l o n g
and deplorable
di.-u-e.
II,s
ever,
was m a r k e d
by p e r s e c u t i o n , c o n t r a s t s
a n d a ' ^ ' ^ j ; ; ; ' ' ' , >\.^\,%, ^
u
!Z
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''V'","""4r e i g n o f t e r r o r t h a i c . u i l d be s u r p a s s e d o n l y m h ranee
" " u an\om
t oiili
all.-id
t, ' i n - idc.tl i - l u poet w a - d o n e u i l l , : h a r m
the honor
, , ,
h a - an u n u s u a l l y
m its
many
and
o f S25 s h o u k l
,
College
I hc-c should
While
be t h e p a r a m o u n t
is a p r i z e
students
remaining,
and submitted,
should
there
, \
aiticles
revised,
.
u
reme- •w j
.p.alities
more
unreality.
daughter
God deprived
;;' •
age ol
Myers
along
sonally
novel.
his readers
in that
set h e r a p a r t
i n order
,
the contest
l a y be s o m e w h a t
Heinrich,
for
three
make them
very
IVrmit
m e at
suchave
f o r a tale of p o w e r
exist
Tyrol,
charm
womanly
last
plunges
and fantastic
of
j,'(k.vt.|,,ped.
y
feminine
t h e success,
that
Friday
.
t m
week,
Ilea
closes
power,
and Dumas
Nelson,
of the f r e s h m e n ,
trifle
speaking
Critics
to the historical
Europe
only
English
Duchess.
of Scott
the a u t h o r
could
rest
ders,
nie
established
of his t w o greatest
relating
of Medieval
that
Margarcte
effect
weic
material
to
of
find
year.
make a trio of very
the next
freshman
to
o u r varsity
for the coining
Grosset I d u r i n g
$1.00.
writer
known
the m e d i u m
hook
I tragedy,
E N T E R
335 pages.
year's
going
of
Bancroft,
will
Eeuehlwanger.
are
amount
terial
Co-t'l>)
a German
has b e c o m e
through
the heart
:
Xew York,
h i m as t h e peer
n
in
Lion
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na\e
applied
lliemselves
rigorously.
I i not, the
faculty
i.m.-t have r e l e n t e d t o q u i t e a d e g r e e .
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former
is t h e o n e s t u d e n t s
waul
to believe.
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,
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.
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,
,
lilting
by
that
a teacher
the high
way
training
scholarship
of
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torium
of
rage
spiri.t
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present
institution
its s t u d e n t - .
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LACK
M a r g a r c t e , no one . a n read i t w i t h o u t g a m i n g a l i n e
"tldden
climaxes
am
changei n it d o n e i n a ve
u i l e so l l i p p a n t
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could
h a v e b u t o n e a d v e r s e d i d the p a r i e n v i n c i n g h
and w i t h
men's
minstrel
organization,
-bowtomorrow
hall.
niyhl
should
be
- I •
Ihe
,
.
.
I roitbailotis
College
n!
recent
ils
standard
and culminated
program
m
lis
its h i s t o r y
year
lauds
I
have
la-l
of
i
Ei
inci
year
when
concentrated
i h e best
p'rVai'id'
were
,
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their
pari
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l w i l v s
in
places
rder
a n o r g a n , , a „ o n ,n w i n . I, a l l
T h e w o m e n s h o u l d come in
l o sec , i , i c , , , ' t h o s e
Imost
one h u n d r e d
should
be c t . r i . m s
-,„ (| ( ,
inn
to
rare
o ci
will
be t o g e t h e r .
learn
s
'
,
-I -I •
j u - t how well
'
They
c u r
the me
tioii
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ol
Moilh.
Stale
audience
M,,--,-,, l u i s e t l s ,
t ]
I oiiuuissj, ,,„•
ha- begun
.1 k d i
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is n o t t a k i n g
a narrow
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a -lair
he
admits
lb.,
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slang
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phrase
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ie,
Massachusetts
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Carnegie
Today
I I 10 a i n
w,i
"ihe
l,r-l
Calendar
K'eaper-
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awarded
Scolia
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at
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been
land-,apewinch
have
b e e , done
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lie-
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pri/c
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f
l i e
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l ' i - a n d V>17
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p,,,,,.,,.
exhibit
achieved
exe, u l e d
"Song
in
I,,,,,, "
ul.i
land
i
due
a n d we h a w n o t h i n g
part
M a r c h '7
void
effect
ban
nr.-.l I
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l o , ,,i r, l a l ,
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m x i kriday
, , , second
e-pec
the
, , | Nu--ian
d u e eauglil
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- l u d \ l u g l ! i , ir analv In ,1 i
and m a l b , m . i l i . -
.roup,
bring
proved
which
well
-,,rrowful
-ludMim
.a
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group
realistic
uui the i , , , I M ,
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r
added
collecli
in Ihe warden's
i,
n
ll-,oil
it c m
Mcloimcll
'•' Prize at t h e c x h i h i
, of \ - - , , c , a t e d
re A n , - , - , , ,
I'nt-burgh
in | C | , i
and
'd e x p r e -
oriental
be u n u - u a l K
be
h
hells
characteristic
i l we r e , a l l t h e D a r t
B'-» • ' ' «hieh
look
imitated
-.range
material
lo
"'-''d
nature
of the singers
t
m
the t r e m e n d o u s l y
not
Reading
act-.
' " preparation
-liulrul
I'-a k, I b a l l
will
he m a d , to r e d m c l o a in
' " " "
. ul'',"ll'
'
, , | religion-
-elections
y o u thai
w h o m u - t - t u d \ may
h, t w e c u
of
to
that
w i n , do m,i wish
, u l - , - not . , , u u u - u a l
N |
a r e ready
\ \ ' c assure
I
like
cnbanc'ed
large
Mrs. Day'har s l
' V '
' • " " 'U "
, „, „ • „ . -,,„,,-.
' " "• ' ' " ' "
hope
l',,iVu'e
Boat
'uTt'lV
'7 l l l ' ' ' l ' " n l a l
arrangemc,, •
\1 the sole,nnily and j o v o u s u e s - oi
a n d a receptive
nature.
I,,, tho-e
and ponder
1
iinys
t h e we'll-
the \ ' o l g a
il
I
>h-
" ••••'•»r:
a movement
: s
were
'.'•"
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-election-
ol
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an e v e n i n g
1
\V ,. . p ,
liaiisl t i n w o l d - , " b i a n l i l i i f " ' u
rcle-sly ai.
of
'
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' " '
"
sincerely
a sympathetic
and a n y o n e
h,„,k-
I,,,,..
w i n dI i, , ,,
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laih
proslons
"
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included
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11
,
I,
hand,
Bob
h i - already
the trouble i
Ibal
up ! . , i : , , \^
'I he r i g h t
llogelber
u-,
The
i ue
nor o l a d , - l i i r h n i g
l"lween
-'
"
of
the p r e - , n i a t i o n .
' ml c i i , u i - w i l l
, , " ' ; , " i ,''
i n k i u g L ,-xpr
l , , l b , danger
"
then,
and they
be in
he M i i i u - l n d
In-
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iiiinoM-d.
id
lib
, he,!
i,,,,, .
will
l l
•H-n-ive
a i;uii|
appeal
1 during
"
••'"
which
"Song
second
deprive
cnlcrtaiiiuien..
CIMCI,,,
ifui.
ho their
11
;C
known
,
••
will
uqualled
i.,.,,,,„,MM
. M A S T l ' . U I X t ; SLA \ ci
the Soldiers"
bard
1 i T i l u ir" ' ! h . " i , i " n ' V ! ! m
,
•
,
,
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l
l
r . •• "
ni-libalil, .
Ai
row night
c
Dr.
. ' , |
which
o n the synapses
, Worke«i
v
but t h e chaps ,',,,
,
,
Ihe
linden
Ihe fair
u f
during
weighed
, „„- b „
their
that
,„bili.v.
s
.
ness,
I h e rest d e p e n d s u p o n i h e s t u d e n t - ' s u p p o r t .
. , , , , , , „ „ , that
the'woin,
t w i l l he a w o r t h w h i l e a n d e n t e r t a i n i n g e V e n i n y ' a n d
' { ^ Z ' " < a's'ioi'nliv' Z T u J ' u !
Will a m p l y
entcrlain
those
w i n , attend
The m e n
,, , ,
.' J " ,
| ,
should come l o support
of t h e m are interested.
other
that
-iderabU.
'31
sluiuher
carefully
|
) i ( t
„ , capable i , , „ , „ „ . women
done
the
a delicac\
lo
III
[I
| ,'„• , , „ . , „ . , „ „ ,
h a - b e e , placed
( h e m e n have
Ihe p r e s e n t a l i o n .
II
attained a
w a - pre'sented.
the p r o g r a m
l o r direction.
m arranging
organization
composed" entirely
program-
on
tight.
I'he m a l e
-••ged
[•„:,„,
'
i- the m i l j
type
the
year-
.
the female
a bit
Ihe j u d g e s
were
sleeping, the woinei
'
'
i - tenorto t h e cavernous
DISPLAY
PAINTINGS
f r o m the h o m e i n I h e recent
debate between
basses
m u s i c Mowed w i t h a n
,
,
.
,
\ n exhibit
o i oil paintings I n
.,,,,1 o . , ,
• • -. ' • ' ' •
•'-' •
' - • ' i w i n , ,, i .
(I I I I I
. i I il [
ha u i g w a s e x c e e d i n g l y m - a b l e c o m b i n a t i o n o f ease a n d v , g , , r
M r , . Mabel
K Dav w i f e
o f I >r
how on
uhl -Icep t h r o u g h
s u c h an T h e i r i p i a h u
w a - particularly
- t i r - I i,- n
t h e ,,,-<-,, i,-,,, ' , ' , , t , , , , , , , , , , |
argument
n
was made
,-iug i n t h e "
"
'
b y everv
student
in the C o l l e g e a- w e l l a ,
i
,
.
m e m b e r ..I t h e l a c u l l \
„-|in can be t h e r e .
• I - i
R A V COI.I.IXS,
about
seemed
While
attended
every
I'he\
loo restrained.
'iceBv
and that
rhaps
will
in the audi-
The p e r f o r m a n c e
iticism
'ices.
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,
H
'
i
''as not
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eounbeen
" """"' ^ " "
Student
l a , idly
R „ haul-,,u
ball.
Thursday
be
be cco
on
K
' i A " ^ l h
" ' mtersororily
"?«!»»»«
^ ' t£iS
K
w
wiillll
5 '3(1 p i n .
Cafeteria,
8.15
p.m.
class
play.
Junior
Husted
class
dinner.
hall.
Advanced
dramatics
Auditorium,
Page
I
STATE COLLEGE NEWS MARCH 20, 1031
ALPHA PHI GAMMA
Department Has Most Senior
WILL EDIT ISSUE
Majors As Signum Laudis Members
history department leads all There are three from the Latin deOF ALBANY NEWS
COUNCIL
History
COMEDY TO HAVE ATHLETIC
APPOINTS KENNETH
MILLER MANAGER
MILITARY SETTING
Tlie
the other tleparltnents in haying eight
K e n n e t h A . M i l l e r , '32, was elect u l m a n a g e r of basketball f o r next seniors, who are majoring in history,
year at a recent m e e t i n g of the a t h - as members of Signum Laudis, tin
letic council.
rholnslic honor society, according to
M i l l e r served as assistant basket- Ruth Steele, M l , president of the
ball m a n a g e r d u r i n g the past seaT h e mathematics depart
son,
l i e is m a n a g e r of i n t r a m u r a l fraternity.
sports a n d class sports m a n a g e r incut is second w i t h live members, and
I ast year M dlef was m a n a g e r ol the E n g l i s h and commerce depart
baseball.
T h e histo
inenl.s have four each.
hour g a m e s have already been a r
ranged for next year's basketbal, j ' " ' i j o r s , who a r e members ol H i e s ,
s u i s o n , M i l l e r said!
| t c h . a r c : I' ru-nsi- I'.rady, Imthi
Scene
of Presentation to be
Village on Danube River,
Miss Kellcy says
The selling
comedy
fur the annual
musical
t o he presented this year on
h'riday and Saturday, A p r i l 17 and 18,
by the G i r l ' s Athletic association, w i l l
he
laid
in ,i
small
village
on t i n
partment members of Signtun Laudis
Alpha l*lii Gamma, national honorThey a r e : Catherine Delaney, Brooks ary journalistic society, will edit the
Junes, and Cecelia Shapiro.
Lotlisc .Albany Evening News, M a r c h 28, act r u n k and M a r y
Mclnerney a r e ina-
of the fraternity.
Spanish
be general reporters for a day, taking
as a major
subject.
Twi
i l '-' l i " ' ' , ' » .
. ' " " " „ . , , " ,
I In
peasant and m i l i l a r s alniosphere whicl i , . j l l „ s M o v i n g u
w i l l he provided I " the cast and , h o r n
scene,. Miss
lselle>
j | ,.;lh I l o i g a n , '
and a singing
llln
c h o r u s , she continued.
' '•• A-
'<
,.,,„,
and dancing
M e n will als,
he used in the casl i]ii-, vear, which i
. , , . , , ,
llu
' l " " ' 1 " , w M h " • " ' »»"'V.-Ui"ii l..i
hi
I h
T h e r e w i l l be everal choruses, i,
,
,
•
i
•
lll,,|,ll
« : ' d a i u m g , horns, a s m g m i
lk
• I Ih
said.
,
i bonis,
i i,
:
v ,l,,Mi; 1 ,mr,K lli llir
-
s m
- • " " l " e i g h t s , w h i c h will
. $ , , ; | | | i | s , , ,,..,,. ( m , . K •
\ | ,... I i i . r g a n s o d
I h i - i - t i n - lii-.-l
I m,
size
that
the Sill
.,
;
r II
\onii.i
Puller.
W'llhcluui,;
Larson,
lima
I .< ne
majors i
ilbemati.s.
the b::glish
nl, ami ( l a m e
\ anl.aer a n
I ho e repre
departuienl a r e :
b a n l . i l h .pie, I a r o h n
\l
Ruth
k c l l e i , Sylvia
Prince.
I'be mem
i . c \ i u s , „ , a,,,!' \ | i n
keiluei
" •»• '•''"' I-"..* SlocumSchool
Receives
High
Principalship
l l u o r , h r w i l l he p l a n d in \ l week
! 0„
E X H I B I T WORK
l"',v"'""
I"''-'- H:d"'"s,
Miss
kelle
s r . i r : , | d i s p l . u - . o n . , n u n : ill,
added.
; v ,•,,.,„.
.,,!,,, , , . ,..., ; | | ,,, \ | l l t l
I he title ha not i , I been an I I e h -, I
! - , u n s, I,..,
n o : w1.1,mi
ill h
noiinced
\ p a i t i a l h - i ,,i the , .,••
in, hide-
Mildred
I , . , , I,,.,,,
' H c r e d . she said.
M i a s i i n m i m - l,,r t h e n i l •-- wa n
,.,,.,,„
WeducMlax
and hhumdai
'- ' ^ "»• ";l1 '••'"•
' "
introduced.
T h e theme and develop
mi lit w i l l he e n l i r i l\ d i l i e i c u l i r o n
i ,,,-,-,
•I h o ,|
l,,l .. tin p
I I h , , ,,l,h .1
|,< • , , , . , , ,
S, hneid, r. K'nlh I I lie a, . i a t h a r i u e U
Xoiris,
Mildied
I bill,
/ , , e I I m i h bs,
dow.
Ahr,,!
Ila-ch.
I loi-otb.v
lir.in
N i l ,11 I i i d h i n i
and \ \ , It - t
I iris,,,|1
s e n i o r - : K u l h l - h , r u o , . d . l-abel I'eani
Kathr.Mi l l e l k n a p , M n r j o i i ,
I o, I A
Florence I n , d m . i n .
l i n t / , an,
k'ohell
/akl.lsiiik,
l
\ Is. ,ii.i
e,
\ii.|rc\\
nun i
Lewis.
. M i;, l , i l
Is,l,n
entire charge of the publication,
will go out and obtain the news, work
Arnold Copping is a major in
pliNsics and (iertrudc S l t i l l , cbemistry
Helen I adieus., K a t h e i n i e
( lr
n,l i m.ser. P e n , . , i d
l.rosveuor.
Marion
inside, write headlines, read copy, and
I'hlhp
• I . a In. it, , I
lr-.m W a r
iol
• I t a l i a n ol the X e w Vnrk
Stall
• ai rai j h'.xlen.siou division, f n r m e r l v
•II the staff of the A m e r i c a n l a b r a n
II I'.il i .. a d d i , .sed lite I h i l l\ live stu
le it- and la, u h \ ol the librar\ school
,rc >• it at the meeting w h i c h took
la , Mo„,la>
at -I o'clock. M i s ,t, w Ii i' sp,,kc a out the A m e n , ,n
t i t a n in I'aris, v. hi. Ii was lomi<le,l
he p u b l i s h i n g of the paper.
T h e present
Camma
officers
a r e : Alfred
president;
Catherine
vice-president:
retary;
George
Maxine
of Alpha Phi
I ) . Hasch, '31
llroderick, M l ,
Kice, M2, sec-
Robinson, ',52, treas-
urer, and Alice Splain, M l , bailiff.
Other senior members a r e : M a r i o n
i iilhcrl, Kclilh James, Carolyn Kelly,
and A I Schoor.
Junior members are
Samuel D. Dransky, Audrey blowers,
Helm
M.-ade, and Andrew
llritz.
Honorary members a r e : President A .
K. liriiharhcr. D r . H a r o l d \ V . T h o m p professor of E n g l i s h , and D r
., ith the I
I,s .cut to the A m e n , an son,
a , l a ; - d i i r m u the \ \ r i d M a r 'I In I l a m \ Y . Hastings, chairman of the
.•
ngli-h
department.
• line, look plaie i l l l o ,n, Ia. w h i i h
i ,1, irated in erec.i and veliow.
i!..e
p i e cut I e- id, - iht h h r a i '
, b,.o|
i,„|, n|s w e n
M i - . II,all
; i,' , ,., k o| I he M mlo d D i m . t o n ,
',, \ , e ^ o n , M , M l I , i . , . , , ' , . a b o
l b . ah, lb Kautter, M l , pre.idenl of
lie, i •; Hi in, m l .
In ' m o m .,
,.111n11., Kappa P h i sorority, has ap,' m i . ia b a n - M i - M a n b h r n
pointed the f o l l o w i n g ,
tlees l o r
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President Of Sorority
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c h o r u s e s w i n , h w i l l b, i i - , . I ha-.,
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STUDENTS ATTEND
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comedy, announced today.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH '20, 1931
NEWS USES CONVENTION IDEAS;
ADVISORY WORK IS VALUABLE
1,800
Student
New
Journalists
York
Writers
Met at
Conduct
Daily Columbia
Columbia
Many
Spectator
University
Round
Gets
Table
Last
Week;
Groups;
Mazar'm, Richlieu, And Sully
casting
"What
is your
recommendations
faculty
Praise
HERE AND THERE
Broadcast In History Clan
"This
report
opinion
of t h e
contained
in t h e
on
student
social
is s t a t i o n
from
ideal
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This
program
the
Foreign
S C T broad-
its studio
in t h e
in D r a p e r
Affairs
A
hall.
is s p o n s o r e d
in c l a s s
D i v i s i o n of
the
history 2 course, m a k e r s of high
grade
historians.
Through
psychology
professor
at
Col-
g a t e is r e q u i r i n g h i s p u p i l s t o s l e e p
by
so that
most
he m a y determine
effective
pitch
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a l a r m c l o c k bell.
the
activities?"
courtesy
of t h e
International
Students
taking
advantage
of
M a b e l Oilman, ' 3 1 : T h e sixth
Bureau of R e - i n c a r n a t i o n s , w e
spring weather to cut classes a n d
r
ecommendation
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NEWS
are able to have with us today
will
be criticized
most
study unassigned courses caused a
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F o r m y p a r t , I t h i n k it a
a n u m b e r of F r e n c h c e l e b r i t i e s . "
t h e s e v e n t h a n n u a l c o n v e n t i o n of t h e C o l u m b i a S c h o l a s t i c P r e s s a s s o c i a - s e v e r e l y .
parking problem
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a p r o g r a m being broadcast last
sota.
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M a n y s u g g e s t i o n s m a d e , e i t h e r in g e n e r a l o r r o u n d t a b l e s e s s i o n s , w e r e p r o h i b i t it m i o t h e r o c c a s i o n s .
Tuesday.
A m o n g the celebrities
after
a l r e a d y p r a c t i c e d b y t h e N E W S o r w e r e i m p r a c t i c a l f o r a p u b l i c a t i o n o l t h e r e is t o b e n o d a n c i n g
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its type, t h e d e l e g a t e s found.
were
two
great
monarchs: ;
I r o u b a d o r s a n d s o f o r t h , I'll w a g e r
l a n g u a g e is d i m i n i s h i n g , a c c o r d i n g
T h e y d i d g e t a g o o d i n s i g h t i n t o t h e f a c u l t y a d v i s i n g e n d of h i g h
llenrv IV a n d Louis X I V , a n d !
to t h e G r e e n a n d W h i t e of O h i o
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school newspapers, however.
T h e d e l e g a t e s , w h o a t t e n d e d ( b e c o n v e n - t h a t t h e a t t e n d a n c e a t t h ee ss ee Inni n
will
fall o i l
university.
• | . | , | t h e lour great ministers ot their
t i o n I r o m M a r c h 12 t o 14, w e r e : N e t t a M i l l e r , ' 3 1 , e d i t o r i n c h i e f of t h e l i o n s
'' ' ' ' ' p e r i o d :
Sully,
Richelieu, M a r - 1
N E W S ; G e o r g e P . R i c e , ' 3 2 . m a n a g i n g e d i t o r ; C a t h e r i n e U r o d c r i c k , ' 3 1 , A l t e r a l l , j u s t w h a t are t h e ' object
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,v< u t o i l s m o o t h l y in s p i t e of t h e
VV'ayuesburg college kept m e n from
T h e delegation arrived. W e d n e s
Carl Tarbox, '32: I I primal;
fact t h a t n o n e of t h e c e l e b r i t i e s
i n v a d i n g t h e d a n c e in c o - e d c l o t h e s .
day night a n d registered
at the
, i m p o s e in a n e d u c a t i o i
ever appeared
before t h e
Vanderbilr. Motel o n Park avenue.
o p i n i o n s s e e m t o g o , is t o f a c i l i t a t e I b a d
' m i k e " u p to this time. A slight
A s t u d e n t a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y of
T h e c o n v e n t i o n w a s officially o p e n e d
a d j u s t m e n t to o n e ' s social e n v i r o n c
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ment
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when
William
E. Haskell,
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w h o refused t o kiss h i m after h e
There
M e n t i o n of h i s G a b r i e l l e .
t a n t t o t h e p r e s i d e n t of t i n - N e w
the e m b r y o should
h a v e a wellhad p u r c h a s e d a b o u q u e t of f o r g e t T h e s p r i n g s p o r t s e a s o n of t h e r o u n d e d
\as no other interference except
York Herald-Tribune, addressed the
A
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m e - n o t s from her.
i slight static c r e a t e d b y C e n s e r
g r o u p o f 1,800 d e l e g a t e s in M c M i l - G i r l ' s A t h l e t i c a s s o c i a t i o n will b e
w i t h o u t a siipi r s t n t i t u r e is w o r t h
•in it Ii. r e c o r d i n g g r a d e s i n t h e
lin t h e a t r e o n t h e c a m p u s of t h e
g i n n e x t w e e k w i t h a n e w p r o g r a m l e s s , a k n o w l e d g e of t h e s u b j e i t
oiitrol room.
After a stirring
University.
W h e n c o - e d s of M o r n i n g c o l l e g e ,
t a u g h t w i t h . n i t s o c i a l c u l t u r e t o gi
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M a n y Sessions Attended
w i t h it m a k e s t i n t e a c h e r a p o o l
o i i s t o l e r a t i o n , S C T s i g n e d off
s p e e d b a l l , a n d r i n g t e n n i s , lieatri< e g u a r d i a n
pajamas, college men waiting o n t h e
E a c h m e m b e r of t h e b o a r d p r e
of i h i l d r e n ' s
id m alion
H c a i i s i of l a c k of f u r t h e r r a d i o
table w e n t o n strike.
e n t f o r t h e o p e n i n g M'SSII ii a t t e n d e d | V a n S t e e n b u r g h , ' 3 1 . p r e s i d e n t , a n
I'.esides this, a l t h o u g h t h e i h i ' o r j
a separate
round
table
meeting
may s e m i sound, it. pracliial apI,n
nounced today.
Miss Miller attended t h e section o n
p l i c a t i o n w o u l d is -nil m a g r e a t
has
The
Fascist
government
T h e s p o r t c a p t a i n s f o r t h e s p r i n t ; l o s s of s t u d e n t • n p p o r l l'..r a l l Mine
book reviewing conducted by Lewis
f o u n d e d a s c h o o l of j o u r n a l i s m in
were
elected
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G a n n e t t , l i t e r a r v c r i t i c of t h e N e w s p o r t s
R o m e — t h e first of i t s k i n d t o b e
Y o r k H e r a l d - T r i b u n e ; M i s s F l o w e r s m e e t i n g o l t h e G, A . A . c o u n c i l : | |,,,„] , ) ! , . l i | , . m i , ,. | | | ( , | | l m . . | , , ),,
e s t a b l i s h e d in Italy.
a t t e n d e d a section on editorial writF r a n c e s V i r g i n i a P e c k , ' 3 1 , w h o h a s c oll-lilereil
misiili
I- tin s | n ,
11 s o m e of u s t h i n k
thai t h e
1
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S c h o o l o f E d u c a t i o n " is t o o l o n g
which discussed modern type a n d
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the
Columbia
Spectator.
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annual r i v a l r y g a m e in
to the I) i ii ii l ii in 11 tin- i
value here.
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A t t h e c o n c l u s i o n of h i s t a l k , M r .
I h e r e c e n t l y a n n o u n c e d g i f t of
-I week
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for -peed
ball
Phillips w a s good enough to s h o w the sport captain
l h e v i c t o r y g a v e I $25,000 t o H a r v a r d , o n c o n d i t i o n
\ \ ill ll ( s e h
the II
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m e a r o u n d t h e offices of t h e S p e c - .•she will b e a s s i s t e d I n E l i z a b e t h
p o i n t - in r i v a l n
that s h e combat t h e so-called f e m olh
I In
t a t o r , l o c a t e d o n t h e f o u r t h Moor o f K a i u m e r e r
IM.III.
woiuen's
team, | minist movement, h a s just been r e and Uoiothy
Klose,
T h o m a s G a r r e t t . ' 3 4 : Ii
J o h n J a y h a l l , o n e of t h e U n i v e r \ like
defeated the Ireslimen wo- lused by that institution.
freshmen.
S p e e d h a l l is a c o m p a r a - j hi
sity b u i l d i n g - .
I noticed t h e t w o
sum
h a s been
offered
to Yale,
rd t h r e e p o i n t s for
long
r o w - of
reporter-'
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Princeton, a n d Columbia, but these
I h e m e n ' s v i c t o r y i n s t i t u t i o n s h a v e n o t a s y e t comeequipped
with tvpewriters,
l i g h t s , s o c c e r , M i s s I s a b e l l e l o l i n - l o i l , h e a d it:
I t h e p h y s i c a l e d u c a t i o n d e p a r t ! It
copy baskets, a n d book- o n jourit t h r e e p o i n t s f o r t o a d e c i s i o n .
d todav
nalism.
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t h e e d i t o r in . lib f. t h a t of t h e l u i s i - a r e u s
each team, a n d a regu
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O n e fraternity at the University
ness manager,
a n d t h o s e of t h e : l a t u m
' o r h o c k e \ h e l d i- u - n i ; m
team c l o s e d ; " 1 K e n t u c k y furnishes its freshmen
il their I.I
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m e m b e r s of t h e m a n a g i n g h o a r d . ; ' " l J ' u .
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ing t h e r u s h i n g season.
A f t e r all
It w a s w i t h d i f f i c u l t y t h a t I e o n - '
V c l l l p l c t e s c h e d u l e ill' tile ll.U • I ::•o,| h i t , | I i . . , , .
t h i n g fad.
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the little b o y s h a v e been p l e d g e d t h e
- L , It.
s o l e d m y s e l f t h a t thc.N e d i t e d a dail> j a n d h o u r - w h e n t h e s e s p o r t s
w i h l q i iekh fr
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p a p e r f o r 15,1100 s t u d e n t - in r e t u r n h e c o n d u c t e d will b e p o s t e d a s s o o n t c
a fair
ball.
B r o o k s w i t h ''>'"P a r r i v e s .
f o r t h e e q u i p m e n t a t t h e i r d i s p o s a l , j : i s it i s c o m p l e t e d , t h e s p o r t c a p t a i n ; •••el n . a II iii->nll
IIIU.-l
A n o t h e r general session
in t h e a n n o u n c e d t o d a v .
E a c h s p o r t will a l
irer lor t i n
|
T h e U n i v e r s i t y of I l l i n o i s
will
, 1, i l i i n
M c M i l l i n t h e a t r e o p e n e d t h e p r o - h e I'or t w o d a y s a w e e k , p r o b a b l y a : e, that ii,,-i, i
I Ml - l a i r e d
a $.125,0111) i c e s k a t i n g
rink
: I.u Id
g r a m for Friday.
\ l t e r t h a t t h e j i'»r t w o h o u r s a d a y .
lb
I s p o i n t s I,
I a n d a n 18-hole golf c o u r s e a t a c o s t
e n t i r e p e r s o n n e l of t h e c o n v e n t i o n
Swinmiiug
a n d biking
will b e
A s e n a t h V a n B u i •n. 'i?.:
'Mi.
ol $10,11(10 a y e a r .
a d j o u r n e d t o t h e s t e p s ol t h e l i b r a r y | c a r r i e d o n a s u s u a l , M i - - \ a n S t e e i i | , | •a i if r< - l i s i ng 1 e 1 III! lllv
il
where a p h o t o g r a p h e r proceeded to b u r g h concluded.
i u . II h u g I u-iii il .
t a k e its pii t u r e .
i| r
May Reorganize Club
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
j |j
Meetings on th
/alio,l ol |
-| h e M o l l t g o l
MeC H. BUCKLEY THEATRICAL E N T E R P R I S E S
p r e s s club.- a n d o n e m a k up were ; b a s k e i b a l l t e a m ,
ed ii
attended.
I a m in h o p e t h a t t h e j i , n | ] i i i , ' 2 8 , w i n
>itnt\
i n f o r m a t i o n o b t a i n e d al t <' f o r m e r , h a n i p i o i i s h i p
t i n , year."
I .riliii
will b e u s e d t o r e o r g a n i z
the n o w I placed four seal's o n t h e M a t ,
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di f u n c t .Yc.Ws c l u b of t h ;
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D e l e g a t e - from e d m ati "al m s t i - 1 l o a c h
k i i t b e r l o i - , 1 R . |',ak.-r
HLKECKER HALL
li-ible I,
t u t i o i i - a t t e n d e d a ti a g n
.! linn li
C o l l e g e p a r l o r a t H a r n a n h'al'l"
NOW
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Miss
Mill,,
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Miss i
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Flowers
attended
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A STORY OF
1,11 l (
e d u c a t i o n , e i ti.ni d i n n e r
' d l h e rai ,- p. enter tin all - l a t e
AMERICAN GRIT
THE (.ORCEOUS SCREEN
ill t h e II itel M i \ l p m
petilii in.
SWEETHEARTS
K'u- - - i l ( Hveii ot t i n !
G.rk
opened t h e meeti
iturd a y m o r n i n g w i t h t a b - of hi - e x p e r i e i u e s in
\ntarctiia
with tin
WATCH FOR THE OPENING
WITH
AND
Herd expedition.
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v o t i n g d e l e g a t e s a t p m i n i tin- b u s i
lle-s llleetillg,
I li t h e a l ' t e r n o o i i t h e
AND
V a r s i t y S n o w , "< i r e a t : h a k e - , " \ \ a IN
Eleanor Boardman
p r e s e n t i d f o r t i n ib b g a t e By
GEORGE P. R I C E ,
'32
G.A.A. WILL BEGIN
SPORTS PROGRAM
FOR SPRING SOON
FRESHMAN TEAM
EVENS INTERCLASS
SCORE IN RIVALRY
>!
,'"
HAEMANDB
Of BOYER'S
WHICH
IS
WHEN
LETTER
O P EN KD M R S T
THIi
POSTMAN
COM US'
LET U S S E R V E
WATCH
"THE GREAT
MEADOW"
PHILLIP HOLMES
JOHN MACK BROWN
FROM THE NOVEL BY
ELIZABETH MADOX ROBERTS
Lexington
YOUAS W E SERVE
F O RA N N O U N C E M E N T
ELAND
NANCY CARROLL
"STOLEN HEAVEN"
SANDWICH SHOP AND CAFETERIA
114 Central Avenue Corner
L
RUSSELL
O F OPENING
SAGE
DATE
NOTICE
T h e s m a r t e s t - l o o k i n g e n v e l o p e is t h e
first: t o feel ( h e k e e n e J # e o f d i e p a p e r
cutter—it gives a g o o d
introduction
t o t h e letter w i t h i n . . . and w h e n l h e
p a p e r i t s e l f is r i c h , s u b s t a n t i a l , crisp t o
t h e t o u c h , t h e m e - v g e receives p r e ferred a t t e n t i o n . O l d H a m p s h i r e Sta-
Smart
Coats - Hats - Dresses
t i o n e r y h a s all t h e s e q u a l i t i e s — i t a d d s
W a g a r s ' S a n d w i c h S h o p will b e c l o s e d f r o m M a r c h
23rd
t>i A p r i l 6 t h w h i l e a l t e r a t i o n s a r e i n p r o g r e s s .
W e k n o w y o u will m i s s y o u r visits t o t h e S a n d w i c h
Shop
t n e w i m p o r t a n c e t o what you write.
01
Girls and Missus
mcru
H i m p l h i r c Paper Co., fim Slalnmi,
Dlparlminl
fauuth Hidlcy i-alli, Mas*.
( i>in
I ogs
- I lositri \
during
this interval
But w e
c a n p r o m i s e t h a t t h e s u r p r i s e w e a r e p l a n n i n g will b e s o m e
c o m p e n s a t i o n ; a s y o u r d e l i g h t in t h e t r a n s f o r m e d
fimply r e p a y u s .
Steefel Brothers, Inc.
a s w e shall miss seeing y o u .
Shop
will
STATE COUJECE NEW5.FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931
ANNUAL CONTEST
WILL BE TONIGHT
Freshman Women Get Bruises A t Soiree;
1931 ROUND TABLE
Sophomores Remove Banner Safely
WILL LACK THEME
of nearly fifty freshmen
T h e freshmen were unable to find
FOR CONFERENCEto Efforts
capture the coveted sophomore the car carrying the bona fide b a n -
Miu Kirkpatrick Will Be
Chairman At Tea Wednttday
T h e next student-faculty tea
will be conducted in the L o u n g e
W e d n e s d a y afternoon, March 25,
from 3:30 until 5:00 o'clock.
Juniors A r e Coaching H i g h School
Miss Alice Kirkpatrick, assistant
Seniors for P r i z e - S p e a k i n g ,
College librarian, will be the
Miss Conklin says
chairman for this tea. T h e other
hosts and hostesses will b e :
T h e annual Milne High school
Professor George York, head of
prize-speaking contest will be conthe c o m m e r c e department, and
ducted tonight at 8:00 o'clock in
Mrs. Y o r k ; Mr. Paul V. Shcats,
instructor in government, and
the Page hall auditorium, Miss
Mrs. S h e a t s ; Mr. Rarlph Heaver,
Mary E. Conklin, supervisor of
Instructor in mathematics, ami
English in Milne High school, who
Mrs. Beaver; Professor Winifred
is in charge of the a r r a n g e m e n t s
C. Decker, head of the German
d e p a r t m e n t , and Mrs, Decker
for the contest, announced today
The students who will take p a r t , |Mis.s .Agnes Futterer, assistant
have been coached by members ( ,
professor of F.nglish; Professor
.,' . .
,
i ' . i
,i,i
D hllord W o o d a r d . head of the
the junior class who aie doing this
.,„,, M ] .
|)io|o(?y
(,r|1.irt|lu.m
as a p a r t of their work in the Eng-I U'oli'danl ; ' M ' a n i i ' " Mr. "'carletoii
lish methods c u r s e Miss Conklin I Moose, supervisor ol science in
"'.,
'
; Milne High school, and Mrs. I
(Continued from page 1, column 1)
in Latin in State college, and Mr.
Harold G. T h o m p s o n , of the State
department.
Five persons have been asked to
address the group interested in English. They a r e : Miss Agnes Futterer,
assistant professor of English at State
college; Miss Louise McVVadc, supervisor (if ural speech in Schenectady
High school; .Mrs. Annabel Norveli,
the only person in this section of
banner on the night of sophomore ner, and hence were unable to d i s soiree resulted in a disappointment cover the present hiding places of
and bruises for the ambitious yearl- it. T h e freshmen who were u n ings.
able to follow in cars remained beT h e large b a n n e r was used as hind the scene waiting for the r e decoration in the gymnasium of
Page hall during the dancing. It ports of those who followed.
was h u n g from the balcony where
it was under the vigilant observation of members of both classes.
T h e freshmen were scattered in the
gymnasium, anxiously awaiting for
the clock to strike two, the hour
Compulsory insurance was the
at which competition was to be re- subject of the debate between the
limed.
However,
lung
before
the
Dhe country who has experimented in
women's varsity team and repreI conversational m e t h o d s ; Mr. Don- j t i m c '"nit, the lights were suddenly sentatives of Keuka college last
|.,i,i
.,.„. ;in
„ ,-Knglish
,.„,, „,
aid nByrant, ;,,.
instructor
at switched off in the gvmnasiui
while the orchestra continued to | night at eight fifteen in the College
| M : l k ' a l l l c K c ' a m l ; M ' \ . R ; l y , C e c l 1 f play the music lor Hie guests. I t | Lounge. It was a non-decision de
U r i e l . head of the Knglish depart- was a matter of a lew minutes foi b a t c a l U u ,
u c s l „,- t l ,
v j s i t tors,
ors
ment in Albany High school. Mr. I the committee to remove the cm'•Resolved that the several state
tes
i\ii , inspector
•
,
r i bCn and
to 'pack it secure
y ,,into,
\
.
iNorve
of
,,
.
enact
legislation
providing
for
com1
who will take part a i \ . ,
"lie ofr the numerous suitcases that
Tin
pulsory
insurance
to
which
emi l ( M M ( , I KiiKrlish in the Kew York state l w c r c u s c d f o r b I i n , , s
T h e variom
David Johnson. Nancy Hallenheck.\ r> J 1 T
ff
ployees shall contribute," was the
William
Kulm,
layne
liuckley, " « A . A . 1 0 HaVe
AlUmnae
! schools, will also be present. Miss members of the committee calmly proposition under discussion. Keuka
K a l h m m
O s m o n d Smith, Lorna Drowne,
ReUMOtl
ThlS Week
' VN'heeling, supervisor of walked out of t h e g y m n a s i u m , . e a c h upheld the affirmative and State the
......
. . ..
, ,
u u
i K M i i w i i n i u r r e c K practice teaching m J'higlish in one going in a different direction ti negative.
Doris Bell, '.i2, Florence L e r r i William McLord, and lane Holler.
,<•„„,,„„,,, /,,„„ ,,,„, ,. ,-,„• „ 5 i
Milne High school will preside.
the waiting cars.
Naturally they
T h e juniors who coached these stu- M a r j ( ) 1 1 Mi(, ( V ( .r freshmen- panics ;
' l u i mathciuatics division will be encountered some difficulty at the gan, '34, and Helen Covel, '31, aldents are: Samuel Dransky, Duane ,,,.,,,. , • , , . , , , „ '•.,
,,.,-,' „
,' presided over h\ Professor 1 larr\ ! hands of the freshmen who followed ternate, comprised the Keuka team.
,
];..,.,,.
|.h,
v....,,,..
Florence
,
' " " " ' " 1 '»"«' liircheiiougli. head of (he malhe- U " « attempted to delay then, until Alice Splaiu and Audrey O'Kaidy,
sake,
1.1.1
.Ntau.li
i
i i Kathermc
Moore.
33:_ arrange- j ,„atie.s departuienl al State college, the zero hour. As soon as the sop seniors, represented State.
This was the last appearance of
I'riedmaii, Helen .Mead, l-.lizaln-tli „ients, Virginia Hawkins, '32, chair-1 The most striking feature of t h i s ' homores were in cars, the yearling.
the women's debate team this year,
Jackson, Nile Clemens, and Ruth ,,,,„,. u . a j l r c S s C S i \ i : n v | r t . | a - ^ j program will he an address, "Mathe-1 K"ve chase, but they were bewild- according to Wilhclmina Schneider,
,ll: 1
l ri
Krouman.
rli-iirni-iiv onMic'ltv I "-,,, , -,..,',,',,,,V,.'! "' '- '" Industry," to be presented ' 'd as to which car they should president of the debate council.
T h e ,.ri/es for the contest are the
>
puhh t>. Jean
lagnnle | ) y m ^
,..,,,„_ ( . | ; i r | .
>
upon
( ; , n . | center their attention
l l u p r i / . s o, t l , . n l . s t . „ , I K H
cha.rn.an, Dorothy k h . s e anil ,,,,, K | , v t n ( . c
,„• S c h e m e p;m
ten-dollar Robert L. I ruyn medals,j | . ; | j z f l | H . , | ,
Kammerer,
freshmen: tady.
one for the hoy winner, and urn decorations, Madge French
'32.
' ' " " " ' " ' " ' U l " "Pi'ear on tin
for the girl winner, which will l.i , | , a i r m a n , Gertrude Webb. '32. and l".''.'"''"'! " U l ' c library section a r e :
I
llli
f
memberpresented at the annual Milne High ,.;,,.,,„ < „ , . , „ , „ , . „ . •.,;. .„„, , , , ; m . ^Vavollin'J l i b r a r y Miss i l e r u ' l ! ' - soro'nlv
' > i l " »weU'o'nies
' l ' U ' r "into
<''full"
Alpha
Tan I f-cta Zeta sorority entertained its
-hip Matilda Centner and Lena hom.rar) members at a bridge last
school commencement exercises m 1 I P | S l , . | | a Arthur. '34, chairman.
Wornham, librarian of the Ren
Could, freslinien
I night at the sorority house. A m o n g
.I"'"'.
Ihose who have alreadv signed M ' l ; u T "'J-'" -chool: Miss Margar
Psi G a m m a Has Guest
\ t 1 "' men,hers of the family present
The indues will ti.il he a i m . a m e n ! „,
\ \ |,„l|etin hoard " o a g , librarian of the Scheneclai
t | K . (,
were: Dr. Douual \ . Smith, as|llm r lh !l
i-iitil loniehl and will include
' " attend a r c : liialricc Van Steen- .
"
"
school; and Miss Ma
sistant professor of history, and
,
" " " | " " " ' - ' • "" '
• ' . , ' , ,
hurgh,
Alice Hlanchard.
ranee- Kos..
V. Koivn,
Peck, Marion
seniors;Gilbert.
Ver; "'» ' • I'riirhar.l. supervisor of l.i,
., '3(1,.,, was,
, •" Mrs. Smith: Dr. Parle II. South,
niembe,
of the
\
|, (.(.|.Lewis,
. ,.,.., I,ran Science school, will be th, >enl week-end
Psi Gannna
M , l i ( 1 ,. ITizahetl
s.
lurns, Annette
two outside
jud ( o l l e g e la.ult.N. ."ml ,.-,..,„,,.„
\ house. guest
Missat Hlanchard
is
,
,,.
, ,
leader- i:,,,-,,,
,.„•;< |-|l,-,l„ii,
- o r o n t j• house.
Mi-Conklin
lacks,,,,. \,,,,,.,,,.
Roberta ih'.verett,
\ irgini; chairman of this section,
. .,
,Mis- Hlanchard i assistant professor ol psychology,
ill ed,,cation I
Mr.
<
arlton
Moos,-,
in.stnn
tor
...
eontiuued
Hawkins,
Asenath
Van
Pure,,
I Mrs. s o u t h ; Dr. O. \\ . W'heailogvtheat Male college will c m
Sorority Visitor
All the College - l , i d . n l - who an « lariee Su
s. and Sara Atkm (lllCt
c i
i
••>
'""• assistant professor ol hvgienc;
.,..,1 ,.,',.,,',
- ,.
MJ \i.,,.
interested are iiivilf
attend tin "'.»• Jinn-T": \ vin,i Lewis Kath
i.H si icni i c i i n e i .Miss .Marion .Scluna nig, e.\ 33, was \ i ,
i . ,,,.
r
ai
r
•e. Ilerlha I'.uhl, Mar'
mlest, she
|„ded
.Tinr
lier.ha Buhl,
Mar.
-^ >>s ,,race Martin, of the Slate : Phi sororitv recentlv.
n,i < , .\h s l l d u ,
, ay,
liela. M
I',ell\-c. (iordoi,,
sophomores
l
l t h C
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£
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r
,
Sorority
T
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Have
Tea
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lli
stella
Arthur.
Jean Craig',
U|
K:
C e r e w i l l• "I)," ' " l W r "'ussum
'' l ' p a Delta
c o n d u c t ' | ematics.
The chairmen
Anita Fralick. Phehe P.rown, M a y
..I
al
ae tea sorority
Saturdaywillafternoon
mittees wen
follow.-of the c o m belle Mathews, , e h a P.,shop. Hetty ' » » ' " »!«" -*••<'»"' ,'" winch tin , a , l h , s , „ , „ . i u h ( , U s
, ; . , , „ , , ; „ , t ,, , II cuts, Mildred Meyer, .iJ;irrangcprizes,
>Mese, Ruth Hcdell, Mice l-'itxpat- « . " T wall be Mr. Harrison \ an | . , , l l u , . s Root.' -J3. general chairman, Marjorie Lockwood, ' SI; refreshl
k. and Anne McKee. iresh,,,en.
';". , inspector
,,l
junior
high]
Alumnae Visit Sorority
nieuts, Prisrilla llammersley, '31.
ils of the State h'.ducation de
Henrietta Gastwirth, '29, Olga
pari,i,cut.
WELCOMES MEMBER
Cross,nan. '29, llertha Nathoii, '30,
r, s , ,,, ,r c,ass a
rc,: ,n
'J connection with this division,, u | S v | v i a , ^ ^
^ . ^ w c r e ,.
Chi Sigma Thela sorority welcomes
t
i
11
lil1 M l 1 1 1 w o r k
11 in Cx J
x i
Li
' ,', ,"" ' " J" ""' '"•
'1 ! "
cent visitors at the Pi Alpha Tan I Mai belle Matthews, '3-1, into full
meeting, voted to accept the re
'meinhersln
11:10
Student
Assembly
«•''> '»' !''.»''«••• . ' ' " • > • , W | 1 include S ( , r „ r i l y
sl,
and green clay owl with yello
J
-hilnlion
ol
S
t
a
t
e
s
stage
and
.
.Harnard
.
irionelles, designed and executed
$..., (),,,.
spots as its mascot, rather than the;
|,,,,,,.-.,„lironsoii, head
Ladies' High-heel
henustry ilepartinent, w i l l j | ) y „ „ . ,„„;,„. | „ „ | , S ( . h „ ( ) | a ,. ( . , , „ , , . : £ ^
" ^
Rubbers
black and while porcelain bulldog, n f ,
a shop exhibit by the jimio,
$3.90
75c
according to li.it> Cordon, '3.i „ | H . a k i n a s s t . l n | , | v ,|,,., ,
of
both figures
as conforming
with mr ,-,'.
•i'ss,,'ei','iio,','
president.
Myskama
has approved
, n s| 'j'
, ,,, ,".f"
R u s s -i,,,ieni
'31 '"•"," •",'"'"' , , " > ' v .
i nm) ?„t'
( . | | \ V . I.udliim.
Xl
tradition reuul-itious
•' ,
O
i
!
""
elusion ol the mdiviHoth mascots had' been given to ^ \ ' n V ' v o i inv''.".? "
dual ilepartmental ineeluigs, the e„M v s l i n e , for approval l.\ ( u r n ,
, " „ p a > ,,„
tire c u l e r e i i c e will meet u the auRepairing
464 Washington Ax
Women Debaters Meet
Keuka Team In Contest
Short News Notes
Beta Zeta Has Bridge
For Honorary Faculty
SOPHOMORE CLASS
ACCEPTS MASCOT
AS REPLACEMENT
' . "" "; ; ;' - * ; ; ! Professor To Address
C€LLEGE / H C E
v^ i ' ™ f ^
*?""™'
junior d a s - , ; i „ , , ' , l i e rejecied ,„,e \
S
s i .
.
l i e • i u[ M
v ' \ \ l
" • i l l l K ' l - p t l o r t u t u r e e memergeiu
ergeneies. ,,,„„„,.
, _ st . Ililirs . a l , . , h t . ,,.. X n ^ i ' Z
' J y ^ i T ' ^ " .
This owl will now replace
""''••''
uegie houndal.on. '
black cat mascot, wind, th
L
'l""»
<" '''Mind lasl year, hut
VISITS SORORITY
c h . s i o T o M l i e e 'a',','",",'"" the
" " ' east'"""
•Inch was broken by the uu
•
IUMOII
oi tinAl, u m iii i rassociation
i!
Gladys Newell. '3(1, was a guest ', iem
branch
will
at hpsilon liela Phi sorority house conduct its annual reunion with a
I'lle entire student body will have last week-end.
luncheon in the College cafeteria
an opportunity of seeing this nia.scol
when ii is exhibited in assembly,
P
A
T
R
O
N
I
Z
E THE
the Friday before the niascot hunt
begins.
The name of the hiding
place must he hied with Mvskania
We Clean and Dye all kinds of Ladies' and IVlen's
at least three da\ s before the day
Wearing Apparel
scl for the hum, win. h will he eon
dueled m the first Week ill May, 8I1A MADISON AVENUIi
Phone 6-0273
Miss Cordon said
If the fresh
men sl
Id find the mascot, it wall
A GIFT FROM
mean live points for them in the
inter, lass rivalry.
A m e r i c a n (Elcatuna nnh 5hji»rfi
/HCP
PALLADINO
Personality Bobs-Finger Waving - Permanent Waving
H o m e S a v i n g s Hank Bldjj
13 N , Pearl St.
3-3632
Strand
133 N . P e a r l S t .
4-6280
ALBANY HARDWARE & IRON CO.
39-43 State St.
"Basket Ball Equipment"
Special Price* on Uniform* and Full Train Outfits-Prompt
Servioe
VAN HEUSEN CHARLES
MEANS MORE
The Van Heusen Charles Company
171) Broadway
48.N? PEARL S T
Troy
Eyes"
Schenectady
$mVf&*e££
r
OPTOMETRIST
)() N . Pearl St. Albany, N . Y
Jgmtlnmri. (gatVtrria
IMS i"cnl i .ii Avi'i iiif
EYEGLASSES
77ie/l lou then die .so
moderately
Albany, N.Y.
" We Understand
llfiSTAI/KJ
Phone 0-7613
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OPTICIAN
AIIJ.IIIV. \ .
, ,1 l\i thin
^ .
pn'i ed
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Smoke a
FRESH Cigarette!
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condition have u
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tli;.t cigarettes iu
t li e ii r d i ii u r y
wrapped package
lose m o r e than
half of their total
moisture in thiriy
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the Cunul Humidor Pack deliver,
cigarettes to yon
in prime condition
rWMIE whole country is talking about the throat_1_ easy mildness and the prime freshness oi Camel
Cigarettes iu the new Humidor Pack.
The above chart prepared by the Pittsburgh Testing
Laboratory tells you why.
Please examine it carefully. It is an unfailing guide
to cigarette selection and enjoyment.
As you can quickly see by the three upper curves on
this interesting chart, cigarettes that lack the protection of the Humidor Pack lose their moisture rapidly
from the day they are manufactured.
And dav by day as this moisture disappears, the
s m o k e from these cigarettes becomes harsher,
holler,
more unkind to the smoker's
throat.
Not so with Camels!
The Humidor Puck is moisture proof and sealed airtight at every point. It p r o t e c t s the rich, tluvorful
aroma of the c h o i c e Turkish a n d Domestic tobaccos
of which Camels are blended.
Millie
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It i s s o easy to tell the difference between parched dry
cigarettes and fresh prime Camels that it is no wonder
everybody is reaching for a fresh cigarette today.
Your fingers identify stale, dried-out tobaccos at once.
While a Camel is flexible and pliant.
Your ears can tell the difference too. For a dust-dry
cigarette crackles under pressure.
Hut the real test i s taste and there is simply n o comparison between t h e rich mildness o f a Camel and the
hot, brackish s m o k e from a stale, dry cigarette.
Switch to Camels just for today then leave t h e m
tomorrow if you can.
lOUACCU
COMPANY, tFlntton-Sulom,
N. C.