State College News
XVI.
VOL.
9 8 EARN HONORS
DURING PAST YEAR
1930-31 Scholarship Standing
Duplicates 1929-30 Rating,
Registrar Shows
Dr.
Adna
the
history
an
intimate
Thomas
curred
the
honor
bers
for
exactly
the year
the
hy
Dcnluirgh,
registrar.
to a list
H.
( )f t h a t
received
high
the
exact
student1;
honor
num-
;is t h a t f o r
F.lizabeth
is l i k e w i s e
high
ninety-eight
1930-31
-.unit'
Miss
nineteen
which
of
of
year
192Q-30, a c c o r d i n g
compiled
ber
roll
the
for
Van
num-
contact
following
freshman
that
Noted Essayist to Give Talk
on "Escape Into Print" in
Page Hall at 8:30
year at
as
Dr.
Kislcy
a waiter
i n the
food
Mrs.
needs.
no
him
to
his
and
of
The
wife
o'clock
under
The
present
senior
with a total o f forty
dents,
eight
honors.
The
second
with
1933
The
with
fourteen,
high
honor
by
(.'I. \ S S
I Huh
Lincoln, Douolas '
_XI,humey, M;.ry D,
wants,
and
upon
con-
she
in
including
ited
by a l l
the newspapers, a week
ago,
; h having
tant
factors
twenty-nine,
with
accred-
very
his
lecture
Edison's
essays
and
a Rhodes
Oxford,
SALE OF TICKETS
FOR CHOIR TO BE
NOVEMBER 11 TO 13
I lie
enthusiastic
his
Mr.
ability
great
Studentstudent
as
will
One
at
t o be
have
paid
debate
to one o ' c l o c k ,
Ranking,
senior
F„rlmiller, Evelyn
Foilnullor, Mari:aret
l l . l i r v , Mai-uar.-t
Xleilil, ll,l,-ll
In-
worth
tickets.
Mead, M K-ther
Ui, ,,,-1, Catherine
Snnnii. Il.-riiai,l
SSIn-lnn. Donald
lil'tv
Miss
Tickets
will
M o ml; o ,
K"
>-">• I
KiilM-aii. Mi
Lallan, Ann
Ln/arnnv. I
(haile-.
Mel „ , I I I I - S , .1
Mil
Ma,
iini, 11,1,
Nelson, Xiao,,,,
Paper, .l.iaii,la
Downey, l i ,
Fasnldt, Sa
Friedman. I
Calii-ha. XI
Id.
Mania
w ill
of
In-
He. Lor, I-. [n.i
tin, lianaii, .Man m i II,lluruilm f. C M . II-1 n
(
Fox. I ,-,-,-lia
CMMI
F.li/ahi ill
II,-11-111,,n. Man.MI
H i - M, l,,.ii,-,l i n n , , Lillian
111, I,,-, I.in-.i
I
v-^
hall,
i-nt
of debate
The
team
at
critic.
wife,
student,
of
lb, wife;
her
lover.
plav
are:
and
Donald
critic ;
will
at K:15
and
John
the
Thomas
(.anvil,
house';
'33, n d s c r l i s i n g ;
'3.1, c M i n n e s ;
and
seniors
ban-
counci
Renwick
The
will
'33,
the
L'ninn
of- S a m Swick,
Arnott,
subject
'3-1,
o f the de
be: "Resolved:
H
• ^ ' l M l
s,|,„ l,p,
I,,],,
- I 11 I I . I'" -l
in
win.
a recurrence
I,
l'MI
accrue,I
of ill,
That
Ml
l-li. .1"
Pi Gamma Mu To Meet |;;
Wednesday In Lounge, i
ill
.
damn.., M l
ici.d
-.nil.,
l|
Illl.
,"'|l|'"';">|
Lv
to
I
a
Swick,
for
\V..
Kenneth
seniors,
a paper
of
the
allll.illll.ed
M i l l e r and
will
P. n i , , I
I.i-li,
p.
Indus
uicissiu
I e M l , I,
Vi.irl.ook
p r
s.1,,1
l'J32
llll.ls
-I,,I
Without
il-. I
uie. I o l d i e . , l i , , , - in l i n n
icst. i
on the
liis.li,t i, al
backgrounds
resolution
Wednesday.
at
In-I
be | -ale
e n
wh,.
pel
I noon
i - alvvavs
,1a--
with
that
-uie
that
will
realize
mil)
|o p r e v e n t
deficit
board
the
feci
tin-
II.i-
il i . o - . d
2.011.
T
I ),,
ih,
I..an-:
I l.i
\
w h i i li 11
tin
eh.,
ll
is i h ,
could
best
oiler,"
' '
house
w i l l a t t e n d the
hop
dances:
'32, Is
lalei.lM.i
'and '"N'o,:wl„',,'l'"1Vnak',",,'.'a'!.'.'
.libaiiy, :
ji.,.,.,-,.,
Rob,-,,.,
M.l and
Join,
Cary,
VI,,i, VI, lion..1.1, M.l ..id Paul Wanes
MM C ; VI.
i, VI
i, Mi ,,,id I I . , i n
illo.
I'm.Ml ; Ah,a- And,-,-on. M
dwaid 1.1.oil, K. P I , Anu.i lllll
I.I
....I I Mill, ,
Audi, « . , I oon-ll
Am,'r.,
Ml , | | „ |
Kdveud
l-aie.l
i Albaiu
Vl.di, ,,l I oil. ,-,-,
Lois
Iteiijainui
i..f, li
P 1 , 1 1 ,-i
Ml ,-uul VV ill,.-.
Vliuplo, M.l .m.I In-, pi. S.din.,n, Syra
, M-, , Man I o . man, M.l .mil lolui IJ'llnell
SII,,,in,
VI . (- II,
VI illb. «-.
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.no
K.,1,. i l I« ilk,,, . VI..mi I.IiH Sehoul; I,a.
lie,
i linn,
v,.,.-,i. AH,:
I ,:
iv,
I I I audi-
M i -
, le,
n i d i , at,
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I
,n
en|,
we
are
another
,H s u i ,
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re. - a . I
entin
' ,|is
her
I.ill
lbs,
• I _MHI
II
con-
\h
ih,
tin
fioui
Iher
,
i a II
,|11 I
,1
I In
the
i-
Helen
group
up
I,,.,
ha,,
Pics.dint;
Sarah
la-ohh,
Fort
(ialiisha, \ n n a
M.uv
selected
lour
I s
Riegel,
pointed
out
that
each
year
per
Sl.'-N i,"k'le
'.IV and' "s'lbe'i't
ll.,>,l, M.l and l i n k
\\ V/'.'l'.l ' h '•''',' ' I ''i'-'n' ,V Idln, ',".!',!,
a <
ll..ii..id.
Mi and'
j '"•" '" '• '
II
w'
VV,-i,
''si",'," n
',
|','.,"h.
'
I <o
wa-
i utile
\'li','.,V..''.' Vl'i'i'i'n'i".'
\ ; » e , - . M i , Uutli
had
i.e..,- o l l l n
I'MU
! 17. i
uieiiib, i
|U.U
wa-
2 2 1; I r
,
,
r
M
H , , ,,,, i,,s, h^utresnmen Choose man
As President For Year
i
2 IK
\
lb,
. h
, ,.,-..,
la-l
:
her,
cell! of
who
I n In I
,n i I li.it
III W ,11,111
Mead,
o f ihe
I
bv I li
, n Ih.
Catherine
Thompson
(list
an
but'
would
-h,
wa- I
I.i
i h . third
ci.n-.aiiliv,
o l ilu-
i n sliinan
class,
tune a
ilh l l i
|, ,'„
in a talk
lolloVV Uie
Margarita
made
she
ll
in Si, inuii
I he c l a s s ,,f
I. , . ,i i
. 1 SI,
.--,,,., | | , , ,
xandei
Mead, and
I >r
indium-
would
, las- , , |
I the a v e r a i e I.a t h e
I In | - h i p
III.
I v, Iv n I', .i i u n t i l i , M , i i a a n 1
(ioldinan,
-lii
iiieuilu r h i p
II.an
i i . .in I h
M a i , a n I I I , I.I v.
M.uv
had
course,
o f 3.0(1;
,,„.„ ,i„ ,,.,,.,
I l.oinpso
II o f ( lit
I., I - :
solution the
b'tohlicli
I
Illl, I ,
lav . v. n i n e ,
III.Ill,
points
,1 1 ,- .a
w. i -
l v , II a l I h e
M
the-e n
H a -linhnl
a i r , , u l
I nothing
i h . ii
i h . lliev
, .1
o | o l ll, I
l,
re.
records
npute
-.Inline
ll.lVi
l l n - H i d , ill
maintain
v . . i t , ..i
I h , n l a m , I-
i..Mi
I I.lllll \
lln
Cisl,
members of o r
thai
houses.
the
Of BoZOM
liielu-l
these
I U l i u t l n i- o l h o n o r
Mil
aide P ,
eani/alii.u-
S l ; i U
of
the
at I h e id
! v ided
ill,
i, e.irti-
l.-pillalion
loin i
nidi
t o lake ad
doing
i i
:s
' "
debate.
their
night
house dances
ViiKima Hawkins and Frank Aini-ioMie,
I h i l n i , Ni u Voi-k; Maijor.e Wilson and
i d , mi lYiiniinan, S, b.iu-ciad) ; Km li (lold•inilli and Anil
v Van llvke, laniestown
I "Ih-ti, ; Fstlu-i
liu-h, and' loln'i llamsen,
U
k k n ; I I,an ll,-ss,e and Kicbard Pluckhum,
K. P I.; lulia llinaiuaii and Chester
l.eiion, Albany, and Sally Atkinson and
I i Mil. V .Hill,-, M l .
debalers ,,f
n'ullccs
will
be a m i , u t n c e i l
I \|isVan
b u n „ -aid.
LO-.,up . . .
liearlv
hidnsi
iluiiie.
miller,
"We
in pn -eiiiing
will
,,f - c h o l
Ihe
-land,ml
uioii
II.
I'-ss
'
Chairmatl
X1- i,''.',|„ ,1
I,.111 the
M
i w e p A l W Holt,
week j
v o u need t o ] i h e
Ib.vv
III,
l.-eiM-
i n ni
I I I , l l , XI I I I -
the
social event
-lore.
|-';,v
aw,ml
to i h .
-o.ielv,
with
, I,. I, d
I h.iih -
lb i n , i n I Simon,
collubiuati
t i n - Russian
meeting
vear,
There
a r e c o r d do
h i g h , -I
so.u-tl
Mai
coining
meet
M iller,
I I
Ihe
•mi..i
,1, li
k- , , | i
' " l ! " I
I , 11,1- w i l l he seiil t o Ihe p n -I
al 7 3d
li ul i,I l l , asm I T o| , ,< rv ol emu a
o'clock.
Kiissia
will
be the t h e l i u
in I I i n t h e I o i l . ,.-,n ipiesling I n o f the g e n e r a l d i s c u s s i o n o l l l n
fr.t i i i l l
coopei.itioii
in f o r v s a i i l i n g the
lentils
w ill
night
compo-ed of
Kenneth
first
Tomorrow
Hose Mary and Clarence Chun, Albany
Law School: Hilda I .auhei -l,in
1 John
Seliaeff,-!-, Seliobari,-: Marvlia ( and,-,- and
Harry l,ici|li,-. K. P. I.: 'Albert Alnlstedt
and florolhy Allen, MJ; l-.l-i,- llolme.s and
Swn
I'ellleeKe,
Lone.
I-laud;
Kat llerine
Si,,11 and Norman 1,-l.v I, K. P. I . ; lulia
l-i-i.r and Waller
Hector, l ' n i n n ;
IJuth
l-herwood and I
V.HM-I, Albauv; Lucy
Osirosk)
and Kohert
limes,
H. ' p. p .
Lloyd VI,.,, land and Xlefva Mace. MJ; .Mr.
and .Mi-. Alltllouj Sroka; Carl Tarhox and
la-ima Connelly, .1-1; Fu-d A|ipIeton and
.Mao,MI Come-ky, M l .
Hii-li j
I his
Mi--
I audi-
Is
Ih,
I
'
hall,
o l Uich.ii.lsoii
I'mi
the
sii IIIIIII
|,|
n.
g \ \ i
II
l.otlllge
tune
W27
available,
Mow
'3.b
I n i h i l - h, '
I ..ilui,
Saturday
team
Rice and
h o p is the
Dr. Thompson Gives Interesting Facts
In History Of Scholastic Honor Society \ ::;
hill-ahI
following
college
P.
Silver.
bile,
I
Mil,,,-
(. o - o p e r a l i v e
in
set
Hose,
,..,1
\ l n hail
,,f
sollle
College
I
ks
ilu.led.
Ivithcriuc
b, taken
thi-
o n the
w a l k . . . I..
I 1-,,'lihch
Pi
.li-play
the
,
V . II-,
class
a t - h i p . , lei l i o n
bo.,1,1
(he
Stale
. seniors,
I
o f the
Members of Ih, other , 1 , . - - . - and their
M.l
and
tmesis
ar,-:
Katlierine
Lone.
loseph Mill-nan, I'nion; Catherine Baker,
M.l
ami
lames
Mallory,
Ciiion;
Mary
liai-iliner, M.l and Uaviil Howard, I ' n i o n ;
MisH e l e n b a y , m a n a g e r o f the
Josephine H o l t , 'M, w i l l be the gen
Pauline llader, Ml and 'I'lieodore W'enzl,
U. P. I . : Helen
Van
l l n / , , - and
lolui
Coxitis, K. P. I . ; Maiy VV illiams, Ml and
lie a -penal
display
of|of
the
Young
Women'Chri-liai
will
also
l-iank Cuius, l(. P I , ; Ann S, lineider,
Morlcv's
I
k s , i n , Indue.-: " T l
Ml and Liiiher
Krllev, Albany;
Mil,had
llaiiiili,]
I'.ook S h o p " , " \ \ here l l
Page ' h a l l ' e v m n a - i i n n ,
Satin> \ Hawk,-, '.HI and Fled W.ureii, K P. I . ;
Flu.I'.eein-",
"Thunder
mi ll
h i . . .
ha | . ' „ \ , M.l and Louis Wood-, SyN o v e m b e r 2 1 , a c c o r d i n g to A - e i i
j rai-u-i ; Kh/aheili C u r , M l and Norman
la l l " . " S h a n d v e a l f " ,
I " I Km,
V a n l i n n n.'32, p r e - i d e n l
Pink,-. Syrai use; S. I., vui-l, in, M.l and
a Secret".
" I K n o w a S e c r e t " was I
T h e t i n i n , of t i n
' I K..I..-O.I VI,, I-. Sknhnoi, . -M-.Mi I ol. . Ml
Ihe
lopic
of h i - leclure
w i n n In | a S t a l e
fair
Aili
Ii | and Fran, i- I lulls, All.anj ; llilu'a II,-rube o n
Frances \ b
I I , letl
Dorolhv
- I , | . - will
(),,
'31.'a
a n d art (im.rge
"Ma^ni^MliIIIk'shop'^vTil'h'wUI
Board To Take Drastic
Steps To Avoid Deficit
I Irastic
check-
Smith,
o f the
chairman
Seniors iiinl llu-ir cxjiectetl uucsls are:
11,1,11 Kulu-I ami Uii-lia.,1 KlliiiKliam, Dartmouth; XIarii- Cn-nu- ami William r'avlor,
K,
P. I . ; Alice (iililuia
anil
Lawrence
WithiiiKlnn,
I'nmii;
Kthel
Crowley
and
Doiinlas Sn-vvail, L'ninii; Xlarraret Slarr
ami li.liu Xlani'1-, Albany; .Mildred Crowley an,I Waller Lyons, Union; Leah Dorran and
lolui
\ n o i i a i i , A liany
Medical
C.ll.-M,-; l-'iances liavm.i and K i n , - t Williams, Dailmoiilli; Klva Nealon and Ki.liert
l l e r i o n , K. P. I . ; Honor K. Mull.u.l and
Ixennelli S. Sliiil',11, Delinar; lav A. Ilium
and Florence Smith, M.l; Sal all (apian and
Waller Sehmehel, K. P. I.; Vera Hums and
Dimalil llellediet, M l ; ( a n i t , Siiiimonds ami
Nn hard l-islu-i, Kl-in.-re; l-'r.iiie, - Ke.l.-r
and Kolierl W'esn-rvell, llelniar;
Frances
Mazar and Cliarl,- ,1, Mask, l'ninn Col1,-ee of Pharmacy; l ; , u , „ , - , - , ll.,„-„,-)• and
Jerry Carroll, Schenectady.
Union
in t h e
be c o m p o s e d
and
alternate.
la.x
council.
•I.lam
I'M |
with
dramatic
o'clock
t o Robert
pan ol
'M, that
Malum,
W2. m a k e u p ;
hand
l ,avunr,
(iro-u-nor.
'33,
Eng-
her
plav
I ranee-
',1a,
Tli.-lnia
of
I lallenbeck, a
Moore,
, , ill
|l,
which
auditorium
a noted
In-
Ped.lliogll,
Mil,la
I .In ,..l
||,,11,inl.i, I .hill
direct the
play
night,
llc'llv' C o r d o n ,
Maun,!',,,
i 1.1,11, \laii-ai,-l
K, m l . m . U.dph
K,„,li,HI, Man.- in
C pp. i, l-ililli
SS lul, . M.llj
/ . , I/. F.lhel
will
class
in the
concerns
lover.
Root,
to
and
will
gymna-
nine
according
The following
and
'M, p i
to oppose
will
l l
Cud,-,ihe direciion
,,f iheir
","•' ,i''-''i"sl'
!mi',:
a d d e d . I t e a c h e r , F l o r e n c e F r i e d m a n , \ ^ , an j t l l l n l
>iHc-riuilit.nsil
Tuesdav
drama
the
//,',///
Honor
VV. II-, l-v.Un
II,...II.,,
l-'rances
ina-iini-
from
dance
which
in the
vice-president
class
The
hall, accord-
Kronman,
Wnlucsdav.
IS. she
'33,
dramatics
pri-si nu-,1
I'age
The
special
I,u.laii, X
I av,i, n,,-.
Mat,-li:, A
Maltli, vv-, All.
i ,F
on
o'clock.
some
Honor
VanValk.-iibin
Kalhlvn
SSin-llin. I d "
C M ,
,i,bane,-,I
lish
CI. \SS < >b' 1"33
//,,//,
C a , l „ „ v . Helen
'
( V I I . - I , I I I I » 1 . CainI
Kniilee/, Man.ar.t
SaMiin, Mar
and
store
MARCIA GOLD, '33,
WILL DIRECT PLAY
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
hail,T h o m s o n , Xlaielaleu
Week., Do
y
W ' " -• ,Mai;v
Wn m , I.,-, I In n-e
SSuodenek, M,1,1ml
i;',"' l ';i','-""xiaVi; : "
l l n i / , Andrew
llnhhell, Until
K, lv Fdward
Klin',-' M l v i a
f o r Ilu-
music
17, and
i"
payable
be a v a i l a b l e
Tuesdav,
the
-aid.
l-i.eli-li
Alexander, Mary
Alni-l.-di, All,, ,1
| l , „ , d , e t , Winifred
Ilium, l a v
Lulu
in obtaining
-,iK- at ( I n , i t ' -
public
November
//.
cents
lielknap
will
hop
sororities will conduct
tickets for - i n d e n t ticket-, M o n d a y , ,
,.
T i c k e t - f o r the p r e s e n t a t i o n o f the
Tue-dav,
and
\V,-di„-dnv
i n ,r, ( .
P.nvate c a p i t a i / a l i o l . as n o w
prac
Honor
Westminster
Choir
of
Ithaca
in
,u 1
1
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a
r
o
t
u
n
d
a
,
,
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l
,
M
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a
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" " ' " '"•'
llader. Pauline I..
SleXlahon, H a m ('.
C h a n c e l l o r ' s h a l l on T h u r s d a s
night,
: M l l , u l
l , u ,
i i S
l n
add,-.I.
Th,,-e
w i n , have | , . , | paid
'
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j
^•otiolUM
C'iirv, lanet !•'.
Miller, A.l. ll.i l i .
N o \ ember 19, w i l l be on sale in the
(do.
F.lizabeth A.
Moore, Mary C.
t h e i r l a x , n i a v . s e c u r e t i c k e t s l o r Ihe
o r g a n i / a l n .n .
he S t a t e
clleg,
r o t u n d a o f Draper hall
W'rdnesilnv.
Cousins, Olivia N.
Nelson, Clara Lille
l e c t u r e f o r l i f l v c e n t s . T h i - n „ -n,-v j , l ' ! ' . "
» , n' I 1 , " ' " ' 1
I In- a l l i r i n a l i v , - .
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lax,
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the s u p e r v i s i o n o f the ( ' o l l e g e m u s i c
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the
tickets
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Itroailway,
Wedue-dav
a n d | r i „ | i , , s t u d i o , \ \ ( ) K< ). T h e
debate
Katberine
l i c l k n a p , '.'2, p r e s i d e n t o f
I.mm,lull, l l i . n i u .
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CI. \SS ()!• I'M?
I Huh Honor
'32,
the w e e k - e n d .
Fridav
the
team
of Richardson
a -d e b a t e r s
their
their
students
senior
tonight
s i u m o f Page b a l l
team
next
against
uel S. D o r r a n c e , a n d C h a r l e s
exchange
hundred
the a n n u a l
be c o n d u c t e d
under-
debate
platform
o to Ruih
n
-how
of a writer.
may
she
college
the
o'clock
bonne,j
that
lectures
State
take
8:1s
university
Wheels".
audiences
who
tax
al
k n o w n of
as a - p e a k e r
as t h a t
will
manv
1'erhaps t h e
( In
Morlcv's
The
bee,.mine
best
i- "Parnassus
attend
however,
a
soon
began
written
Us.
and
As
grown and
MEN WILL DEBATE
TEAM FROM UNION
UNIVERSITY FRIDAY
llaver-
t o 1913,
has
I
charming
these
kitchen.
sufficiently
few
from
event.
c a r e e r as a t e a c h e r .
I le
a
occupation
milk
today
college,
1910
professional
most
one
( 11' 1931
Honor
Mont, Sylvia
Men i.iiity, Elizabcih
New
in
a columnist.
high
follows:
i n 1910 a n d
at
i n the
for
Gamma.
is o n l y
main
lapping
is
trained,
is " E s c a p e
M e t i ied p u b l i - h i n e , l a t e r
impor-
in Thomas
college
England,
is last
only
classes
were
been
ford
Psi
her
100 Members of Class of 1932
and Guests Will Attend
Hop in Page Hall
from
of furnish-
and amusement
"Polly"
been
way
purpose
the au-
M o r l e y , a g r a d u a t e of
Scholar
impressed
a l l the
the
old,
saucer
Print."
Mr.
h e r hus-
which
T i n ' class
o f 1934
and
roll
devotion
attendance
so m u c h ,
student.
honor
Edison's
stant
band's
that
Kislcy
received
class
with
The
student-.
s i \ who
honors.
stuhigh
t o note
Dr.
thirty-three,
is t h i r d
including
Mrs.
leads
honor
received
s e n i o r class o f 1931 was
four high honor
of
class
two
of which
is i n t e r e s t i n g
will
having
and
announced
o f his
dog,
take the task o f " g u a r d i n g " t h e
a r t s o r o r i t y ' s possessions.
.'•Z, p r e s i d e n l
Mead,
council,
lopic
Into
eat.
at 8:30
the dramatic
Helen
Ihe
make
appearance
auditorium
of
will
Albany
has
n
It
for
protection
the m e m b e r s o f
lecturer,
columnist,
night
hail
council,
Thomas
until
I'age
spice-
attention to
Morley,
second
Thursday
says
particularly
pay
before
him
his
and
administration to
husband's
induced
Mr.
D r . Risley
would
essayist,
Chautauqua,
upon
noticed
careful
her
192 -3().
brought
Iowa
ing
months
Christopher
black
college s o r o r i t y ,
been
Since
summer
Edison.
he
the
late
This oc-
Athenaeum,
number
the
Edison.
Edison's
all
with
a small
hy a S l a t e
summer
he w a i t e d
Mrs.
that
"Folly,"
be i h e second mascot t o be a d o p t e d
university.
Hotel
where
head o f
fssnes
SENIORS TO DANCE
TONIGHT AT 9:00
Psi Gamma Adopts "Polly"
As Guardian Of Sorority
boasts o f
Alva
c m : ' 1 wed
Edison
vear
Risley,
professor's
honors,
the
VV,
department,
i n the
Colgate
was
The
COUNCIL PRESENTS
MORLEY THURSDAY
While A Student At Colgate
Dr. Risley Waited On Edison
During
students
$2.25 Per Y e a r , 32 W e e k l y
STATE COLLEGE FOR T E A C H E R S , ALBANY, N. V., FRIDAY, OCTOHER 30, 1931
No. 6
,
..I M i - •
n e r d
the
i
I be h i e h , -I . i . .
! , o l l i p . l l , .1
ui
av, i.i. ,
-II
till
group
( | l
"
pi
I hi
from
la-l
v ear a l t i n -
live
Ibis
vear
r e c o r d of 2 all o r
higher, to
p a n il
ss i l h
one
words,
Iapreseulcil
only
the
by
its
last
class
was
|,, ja
HJ32 is
was 2.1'J
other
M
record
2 17, the low e-l
lint
| .
chosen
result
'_ | M - , i, d t i c t e i l
low, -I
, host n
m
| | , | ^ j(
i^l
I I . m i , i-
VV i l l l
o f 2 72
,
| „ ,
lime
had a
be
coin
vi ai.
o f \*>.U,
members
In
as
in Sig
The
John
van,
freslunan
. I
ihe
a l the
oilier
I'.h/ah, l l i
reporter,
meeting
cheer
oui-
bnd.iv.
elected
were:
v ice president ;
Han
William
manager;
athletic manager;
tian,
elections
ol'licers
(iregury,
Kail
president as
class
Hills, secretary;
athletic
Clifford
Janet
Van
Tnrpcy,
I.enmen's
Nonas, girls'
and K e n n e t h
Chris-
leader.
A tcsoic for class treasurer will
be conducted between Daisy lirysou
and Evelyn Staehle,
iifflHBft fiffiSBSjiiBlffi8
.„-..—
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STATE COLLEGE NEWrS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1931
State College N e w s
Established l.y the Class of 1918
The Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
State College for Teachers
NO CRITICISM NECESSARY
T h e freshman class has come in for some criticism
in the conduct of the elections of officers. It has been
charged, that members of the class have placed too
much emphasis on regularly organized "campaigns"
and have appointed "managers."
This critical attitude is not well taken. There is no
reason why men and women of this college should not
have the same opportunities for conducting elections
as are granted in other institutions. Even the students
of Milne High school are allowed campaign managers
and election speeches. Shall College students he allowed less opportunity?
Women's Outing Club Plans Expeditions;
Sponsors Give Instruction In Campcraft
T h e new sport schedule for O u t - w e e k l y conferences on T h u r s d a y s
ing club, which is sponsored by t h e at 4 o'clock. T h e g r o u p will meet
Girls' A t h l e t i c association, includ- in t h e g y m n a s i u m of P a g e hall, a n d
ing hikes, c a m p i n g
expeditions, with t h e special i n s t r u c t o r follow
special trips, horse-back
riding, up various phases of campcraft. A t THE NEWS BOARD
and w i n t e r s p o r t s , .Annette Lewis, t e n d a n c e is required at all of the
'32, captain of the clubs a n n o u n c e d live conferences for those who want
GEORGE P. RICE
Editor-in-Chief
today. T h e fall p r o g r a m includes credit in O u t i n g club. I n s t r u c t i o n at
455 Elk Street
t h e s e c o n f e r e n c e s will include a
the following e v e n t s :
AUDREY FLOWERS
Advertising Manager
O c t o b e r 10—Hike with Biology wide r a n g e of s u b j e c t s including the
following:
Page Hall, 131 South Lake Avenue, r.-o-ISJ
club to J u n i p e r Ledge.
O c t o b e r 18—Supper hike.
ANDREW A. H R I T Z
Managing
Editor
O c t o b e r 22—Fire Building.
STUDENT WRITES D I A R Y ;
O
c
t
o
b
e
r
2-1—
Indian
L
a
d
d
e
r
hike.
201 North Lake Avenue, 5-1611
October 29—Camp Cookery.
UNDERWOOD ON POLITICS ;
O c t o b e r 26— M o o n l i g h t hike.
N o v e m b e r 5—Special lessons finH E L E N ROHEI
Finance
Manager
BUCK TELLS OF ORIENT
O c t o b e r 31—Trip to Richmond
overnight camping.
Chi Sigma Theta, 215 Partridge Street, 6-6456
H. K i r t l a n d ' s farm.
By G. P. R.
N o v e m b e r 12-— H i k i n g instrucN o v e m b e r 7 — Overnight
bike
AI.VINA R. L E W I S
Associate Managing
Editor
tion.
with Miss M a r g a r e t H i t c h c o c k .
Larry, Thoughts of Youth.
By Himself. John Day Co.
206 Western Avenue, 4-1839
N o v e m b e r 19—hirst Aid.
N o v e m b e r l-l—Hike to Valley
BERNARD S. KERDEI
Associate Managing
Editor New York. 152 pages. $1.25.
H o r s e - b a c k riding will be limited
Creek C a n y o n .
57 Elberon Place
This is the diary and letters of a modern college
N o v e m b e r 21 — I like to N o r n t a n s - lo ten p e r s o n s . Riding will be arranged at the c o n v e n i e n c e of the
student, written in a manner so frank as to commend
s t u d e n t s . T h e price will be seventythe book to every college man and woman.
It is a
SENIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Ruth Urczee, Vera llnrns, Frances narrative of many experiences with which they are T h o s e s t u d e n t s desiring credit from live cents for t h e h o u r . (1. A. A. will
Keller, and Bessie Leviue. JUNIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Ahhie
O u t i n g club for a fall sport in G. pay the balance.
Dlnneen, Harriet Dunn, Laura Styn, and Margaret Service. familiar.
All t h o s e w h o a r e interested in
DI;SK EDITOR: Grenfell Rami, '3-1. RIU'OHTKRS: Luisa Iglesias,
Larry reveals his innermost thoughts and sets forth A. A. m u s t a t t e n d live of t h e s e
Hose Kantor, Carolyn Kramers, Ruth Putnam, Violet Putnam, his most intimate problems. Mis sports, hobbies, and events and make an elTort to a c - either riding o r a n y of the other
llessie Simmons, Hilda Smith, and Edith Tepper, juniors; Virs
p
o
r t s s p o n s o r e d by ( l u t i n g club
quire
s
o
m
e
skill
in
either
campcraft
ginia Ahajian, Celia Mishop, Diane Rochner, Hilda llookheim, scholastic ambitious were varied and in each of them
Eleanor Coolant, Katherine Cunncen, Helen Dohertv, Jane he excelled, l i e writes with an unspoiled truthfulness or h o r s e b a c k riding, the special should sign up as soon as possible
Doocey, Frances Iliggins, Marion Howard, Marion Mieczek, that gives a complete picture of his first two years at s p o r t s for the fall season of ( l u t i n g on the G. A. A. bulletin board in
Mary Moore, Hannah P.-irkrii, Marilvii Kosenheek, Almira
club, Miss I -ewis said.
the lower c o r r i d o r of D r a p e r hall,
Kuss, Hetty Salese, Katherine Simmons, Tliehna Smith, llessie
Stetkar, l5olores Van Scott, Mary Lou Walther, Katherini
T h e campcraft schedule includes Miss Lewis a n n o u n c e d .
Larry, a student at Lafayette, is keenly interested in
Wilkins, and Elizabeth Zucn.l, sophomores. C'IHCUI.ATII.N MAX
.VOKR:
Frances M.i/ar, '32. ASSISTANT I1I:SI S I-:SS M'ANAIMIIS: all phases of extra class activity. He is" an athlete, a
Mary Dohertv and lean WaUVns, juniors. llcsisrss STAIF:
Jean Craiginilc, Marguerite Crutchley, ami Katherine Hang, debater, socially prominent on the campus, a scholar,
and possesses a keen appreciation of out-of-door life.
sophomores.
A tragic accident cut shorl litis promising career but
he has bequeathed to the college youth of In.lay the
Published every Friday in the college year by the Editorial story id' his life as it appears in these pages
an inHoard representing the Student Association. Subscriptions, $2.25
per year, single copies, ten cent-.. Delivered anywhere in the spiration and an example to even man who desires to
United States. Entered as second class mailer at postoflice, be a college man in the fullest and finest sense of the
'I'll,, s o p h o m o r e class will have
( (flu-crs for the Library Sri I
a class dinner on Friday, Novem- for this year were elected at a
ber 13. in the cafeteria of I lusted meeting of the school,
Tucs.|a\
The News do. - not necessarily endorse sentiments expressei
hall, William Nelson, class p r e s - n o o n . C a t h e r i n e Ritual, '32. w a s
in contributions No eomiminiealinns will he printed mi!.-- tin Drifting Sands of I'arly I'olilics.
liy Oscar \ V L'ndc
ident,
a
n
n
o
u
n
c
e
d
today.
elected p r e s i d e n t ; P.dna Hick-. '33,
writers' names u left with the Editor-in-Chief of the NI-.HS wood The Century Company. New York. 422 pagt
Anonymity wil be preserved if so desired. The Ni-.U's doe-; no
Roger I'.aiuroft is general chair- vice-president ; and Margaret pnrl
$.5.50.
guarantee to print any or all communications.
man for the dinner.
T h e main miller, 'S2, s e c r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r
Plans were made at Ibis meeting
Oliestinns of deep personal and political interest to I f t ' ; "<"' 1 ' » ' ' " ' " ' ' l P r o g r a m . of s i r
prise e n t e r t a i n m e n t displaying Itbe j for a picnic Saturday. November 7
people are raised and answered 1
PRINIT.II i, HAMILTON PRINTING COMPANY, AI.IIANY, NKW Y,,KK the American
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I talents of the various m e m b e r s of and a bridge tea in the Lounge of
ator I ni crvvooil in this review o the actual i n v e n t ,
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h he son iniimri •(. ass, liaucrolt said Richardson hall on Saturday, \ o w i n
nieiita machinery o these I nilcd States.
,
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I her 14, Miss Kiegal announced.
Albany, X. Y.
Oct. 30, 1931
Vol. XVI. M<>. b
Numerous laws are passed by C,.tigress each year.
C o m m i t t e e s for the dinner a r e :
Mildred W o o d c o c k , '32, is - e n Do they represent I he opinions and lullill the needs ,.| j ,),.,., ,,-at,, o n , lean Craiginilc; d i n - era! chairman for the picnic. Her
j ' 1 " ' majority ol the voters or do the) represent the IK .,. M ; m i . IVinrtle; and p r o g r a m cm
ittees
are:
a r r a n e e m e n l -.
wishes ol a small, central, and highly organi/.ed politi a n d ' m e u u
Mnvbclle M a t t h e w s .
Dorothy
Merselis, '33, chairman,
:i1
I S S U E E D I T O R — A L V I N A R . L E W I S , '33J''
»'"»;nty, lar removed m m , the masses they are
,. j . j , , , . , . , , s t u d e n t s have played Alice Malhcvv- and Hilda Smith,
supposed to represent .
h h e i r lirM m a t c h e s in the a n n u a l junior.-,; and food, Helen I'.iich.ui,
j One uf the main criticisms of American government w o m e n ' s t e n u i s t o u r n a m e n t , accord- '31, c h a i r m a n , \ r d e l l a P a n i c - w o r t h ,
! today is that its actual machinery i- too far r e m o v e d h u e In lean W n t k i i n , '.l^, who is g r a d u a t e
student,
and
Tlnn,i
from the people who vote at the p o l k
Mr. P n d c r
c
lucting the m a t c h e s ,
Maurice, '31.
u
T I / T J X / l u r v r AH" M i r H T J
' takes the reader behind the scene- and gives an
•
Marion l.arbcv, '32, will be een
WHY N O P AT NIGHT?
intim.-.U- view of important pieces of legislation which r
.
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*
'•'•'I ''liairuiau for ,!„• hridec lea.
Many Indents have expressed the opinion that s,„ne occurred during the administrations of Cleveland and tenter
Will
rUSeM
The commitlees are: arrangements,
(
lh
solution of the library problem be presented immediately.
""'nlgc. < " " f ^
>' f ""<-. c h a r t s , has ,baited j
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some
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principle,,i
goverunieiil
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-pecial H u b
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time in March. 'Meantime, the scantv fac'ililies of the I |u»l -l"W" by the founders ol the ( oiisliiuiiou and has
H-, l e a u n e l l e l o i n - , 'M.
'lb,
lew i-li i o i i i n i u n i l v ( 'cut,
present librarv continue to be taxed far bevoud capacity. become Hie mouthpiece
glib organ,/ed mummies.
l, K'uih D u d l e y a n d A l l , , (
- a r r a n g e d will, Hilda S . Snnll
background is ollered in lb, book. The
The Ni'.ws suggests that the open hours ol the library | | i K.xcelleill
s | „ r v ,,f early legislation, the combat between b e d , ,
1, to give Slate College slndi 111
be changed.
Most college libraries allow students I" k | i s t s and I lemocral s, the political issues of Harris.,!
o p p n r t u n i l y I,, hi a, ihe sei ie
work evenings. Why not Stale's. 'I he problem ol at- Cleveland, and Mckinley, and the forces thai move,
ir
,l
tendants should be easily handled. There are many | ( | , j s nation from ihe Spanish W a r in Ihe World War
students in the librarv school who are sullieieiitlv trained s | „ , u ,|„. ,.,.;i| p , , n „ , M . , ,,f , | u . u , l u m c .
tiring the c ,
,l special
to assist in the work.
[ l;,,, cnucracv in Washington is condemned in unniis
There is no desire to add to the work ,,i the present lakable terms and Ihe people are given the facts whicl
are u n d d e r s of opinion and lead,-i's j high! w o m e n . . .
stall whose tune is well filled already, Yet the predica- led to the w r i t e r s conclusions.
mciit ,,i" the students ouglil to be considered.
I I lb" j II is a book which may well be added to the librarv in their respective held- of eon i members of ihe women's debate -,|iia,I
t e m p o r a r y life and I d l e r - . T h e l',d I for ibis w a r , a- a result of the irv
facilities of the librarv were opened to sludeuls until of any social science student.
lowing lecturers will talk on i he j .nils conducted b'ridav under the n
9:3U o'clock, many students would hasten 1,, avail them- ;
dates s c h e d u l e d : Sberw
1 Ander Ip.rvisi
i Dr. Harold W Thoinp
selves of that privilege.
son, " A m e r i c a
\ Sloreholise of I sou, professor of Pnglish, and e a c h
Ily Pearl S. Puck. |o|ui Dav Coin I Vitality", Nov, ml,,,- 15; J o b , , S. of debate,
II would be advisable f,,r a petition lo be circulated The (,'u„d luirth.
among the students
( ) r a .piestioiuiaire might be .lis pauy. 375 i.age$2.5(1.
| Siunu. r.
" ( e n - ..r-dnp A
haPe]
T h e women chosen are
bulb
Iributed ill assembly in order lo gauge .til,lent opinion
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I I a siilbcieiil inm.ber were interested, a | , ( h l ' * d b i r i b , bnlliaiitlv conceived and wrilleii, Dean Marlin, " l b , Me
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plan i- al all practi.
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LET'S SUPPORT IT
BOOKS:
CATHERINE RIEGAL
SOPHOMORE CLASS
TO HAVE BANQUET
CHOSEN PRESIDENT
ON NOVEMBER 13
OF ORGANIZATION
!nan Nkn!!rsn;,''^,e!; Pm-!!,'u|%^ Women Debaters
Will Comprise Squad
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na l i n e
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engage i u a v a m l v oi s|
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Sunday
cialio,i plans and carries through a program ol varied p, mistakes in sex relationship. Thev describe i.cii
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and beneficial alhblic a.livili,
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wide a range in choice. Hut it is not asking too much L f o b j e c t s under the head ,,, hum,
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lo ic.piesl thai cv.rv man be given an opportunity lo i e , ... .,.,,|i,.,| ;,, i,...:,,
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Ho ,,- imi",!,' u T u l \ Z
play \ u . I n , u i u i n Pace ball.
bull
Ability naturally hunt, participation ,n H i - b , u i l „ | ( | , . | ( M , , , . colleg. man and w an, the 'eopl!
Wednesday
lK l(ls
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3:311 P M , S l u d e n l Pa, l i l t ) l e a .
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There are enough uiuh•rgraduale men to undertake the pc.pb will, wl
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this project. Il cxpeiMiieed coaching can he obtained, u, • i gen. ration.
7:3(1 P. M. Pi (iaiuiua Mu nice!
the men will be glad lo get it. If not, they will be able
Il is a book well worth ihe reading
11 belongs in
mg. Lounge. Iv'nhai.Pou ball.
to work by themselves.
ihe library of everv lib, rail) minded student.
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! voir, Ihe Prolix
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1931
MEN MAY ORGANIZE
TRACK J E A M HERE
SERIES OF TEAS
BEGIN WEDNESDAY
58 New Books Added To State
College Library, Miss Cobb Says
50 Milne Students And News
"Cubs" Visit Daily Newspaper
T h e " b e h i n d t h e s c e n e s " of a
F i f t y - e i g h t n e w b o o k s h a v e b e e n o u t l a y ; " C h e m i s t r y for T o d a y " , W i l large city n e w s p a p e r w e r e r e added t o the State college library liam M e l ' b e r s o n ; " F r o m G r i e g t o
v i e w e d b y lifty m e m b e r s o f t h e
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Ibis year, a c c o r d i n g t o Miss M a r y
Milne
high
school
journalism
Elizabeth
Cobb, librarian.
T h e y C o m p o s e r s " , I), f t . M a s o n ; " C a k e s
classes a n d several S T A T E COLLEGE
a r e : " B o n e r s " , b y A l e x a n d e r A b i n g - a n d A l e " , VV. S . M a u g h a m ; " M a g NKVVS " c u b s " w h e n t h e y v i s i t e d
a n d Klcrtricity",
Morris
d o n ; " H i s t o r y of t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s n e t i s m
the A l b a n y Evening N e w s plant
of A m e r i c a " , I l-.iiry A d a m - ; " L i t - M e i s t e r ; " H i s t o r y o f S p a n i s h L i t on Beaver Street Saturday m o r n D u e t o t h e e n e r g e t i c e f f o r t s of s e v - e r a r y
History
of t h e A m e r i c a n e r a t u r e " , E r n e s t M e r i m e e ; " G a l i l e o ,
H e l e n B u r g h e r , '.12, h a s b e e n a p ing from eight to t w e l v e o'clock.
e r a l t r a c k e n t h u s i a s t s , l e d b y ( . u s I ' e o p l c " , C h a r l e s A n g o IT; " A r a b i a n S e a r c h e r o f t h e H e a v e n s " ,
Kinilc
pointed general student chairman of
A s i k i s , '34, a t t e m p t s a r e b e i n g m a d e N i g h t s " , e d i l e d b v A n d r e w
L a n g ; N a i n e r ; " C r u s a d e s " , R. A . N e w h a l l ;
The
prospective
journalists
Lounge
teas, according
to Mary
1848 1 8 8 8 " . M a t t h e w
A r - " O x f o r d B o o k of E i g h t e e n t h C e n were
conducted
through t h e
to o r g a n i z e a S t a l e t r a c k t e a m , F o r " L e t t e r s
A l e x a n d e r , '32, s t u d e n t c h a i r m a n o f
copy
room,
t h e Composing
several years m a n y
attempts
h a v e n o l d ; "I l e c a t n e r o i i " , ( i i , , \ a m i i B o c - t u r y V e r s e " ; " E v o l u t i o n of t h e A r t
the L o u n g e committee.
rooms, makeup, photoengraving,
b'.arlh",
M r s , of ' M u s i c " , S i r C . II I I . L a r r y ;
b e e n m a d e t o f o r m s u c h a s q u a d , all c a c c i o ; " T h e C o d
N o special p r o g r a m s will b e a r S, Buck;
"Heart
of lUtr- " S t u d i e s of ( i r e a l C o i i l |
and press rooms. T h e y visited
of w h i c h w e r e u n s u c c e s s f u l d u e t o I ' e a r l
r a n g e d for the weekly teas this y e a r ,
the " M o r g u e " w h e r e old
cuts
Ai
National G
i -' J, i t i r n a l s " , J o h n B u r r o u g h s ; I I'a
lack of e q u i p m e n t a n d t r a i n i n g fabut t h e y will h e r e g a r d e d a s o p p o r a n d p i c t u r e s a r c k e p t for f u t u r e
ernnient;
"Book
of S o n n e t S e " C a m b r i d g e A n c i e n t H i s t o r y " , vol
cilities.
tunities f o r friendly chats
between
use.
S e v e r a l y e a r s a g o t h e m e n a t S t a t e n i n e 7; " L i f e of R o b e r t B u m - " . M r s . q u e n c e s " , I l o u s l o n P e t e r s o n ; R a n d
the
faculty
and t h e students a n d
M
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W
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A
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;
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T h e s t u d e n t s w e r e led t h r o u g h
a m o n g the s t u d e n t s t h e m s e l v e s , Miss
had organized a cross-country team.
the plant b y George
P . Rice,
A l e x a n d e r said.
A special pica is
hut i n t e r e s t i n t h i s s p o r t w a s g r a d u - ful C n i v e r s e " , C. A. C b a n l ; " I n t r o - E d i t i o n ; " M i l t o n , M a n a n d T h i n k er", Denis S a u r a l ; " M r s , F i s c h e r ' s
e d i t o r - i n - c h i e f of t h e " S t a l e C o l b e i n g m a d e t h i s y e a r f o r till t r a n s f e r
ally d i m i n i s h e d , n e c e s s i t a t i n g its e l i m - d u c t i o n t o t h e S t u d y of S o c i a l E v o lution",
F . S. Chapin;
" S t r i c k e n W a r " , M r s . (',. | | . S c b u t z e ; " C o u n t
l
e
g
e
N
e
w
s
"
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d
S
a
m
u
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l
S
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D
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students and a s many graduate stuination.
Arcadia", Sir
D e e r " , D a v i d C e c i l ; " P o e m s " , l o h n e s s of P e m b r o k e ' s
rancc, seniors, who teach jourd e n t s a s p o s s i b l e to a t t e n d , a l t h o u g h
This year's material
f o r a track
Svdnev;
" E x p e d i t i o n of
I Inline; " N e w Music", G e o r g e Dy- Philip
nalism in Milne h i g h school.
e v e r y o n e is w e l c o m e .
team
shows
exceptional
promise.
s o n ; " P a s s a g e t o I n d i a " , E. M Fo'r- H u m p h r e y ' C l i n k e r " , T . G. S m o l l e t t ;
T h e e n t i r e l i b r a r y d e p a r t m e n t will
T h e r e a r e t h i r t y c a n d i d a t e s , a l l of
s t e r ; " E x p e r i m e n t s in P s y i h o l o g y " , " C r o c k of C o l d " , J a m e s S t e p h e n s ;
a c t a s h o s t at t h e first t e a t o t a k e
w h o m have had from one to four
Journey
Through
\V. S. F o s t e r ; " P a s t o r of I ' o g g s c e " , " S e n t i m e n t a l
p l a c e t h i s y e a r on W e d n e s d a y , f r o m
years experience
in high
schools.
Gustav
b'reiiss,n;
"Chronicles", France and Italy", Laurence Sterne;
3 : 3 0 t o 5 : 0 0 o ' c l o c k in t h e ' L o u n g e
Authorities of t h e A l b a n y
Young
Essentials
of Mat he
lean
Frois-arl :
"t in
Forsyte "Minimum
of R i c h a r d s o n h a l l .
Men's
Christian
association
have
Change",
I • >li n G a D w o r t h v ;
" T o i n a t i , s; 0 t h y e a r " , I ) . \ V . V V e r r e
!
T h e f a c u l t y h o s t e s s e s will h e M i s s
agreed to p e r m i t use o f the track and
1 ,1",
Jo!,,,
C a l s w o r l h y ; ' "I Md iiu-va i ; " S c o t l a n d H i s C i r c l e " , D o n
M a r l b a C. Pritchard, bead of t h e
field b o u s e f o r a m o d i - r a t e s u m of j W o m e n " , G R < o - s i n e ; " S l l l d i i ( ai-w,
department
of library science, and
money.
faculty
chairman
of t h e Lounge
T h e p r o s p e c t i v e s q u a d is e x c e p t i o n S u b s c r i p t i o n s t o t h e 1932 P e d a c o m m i t t e e for ibis y e a r ; M i s s M a d e ally s t r o n g i n e x p e r i e n c e d s p r i n t e r s I
g o g u e , S l a t e c o l l e g e ' s a n n u a l , vv ill
l
i
n
e
F
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(
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i
l
m
o
t
i
r
,
i n s t r u c t o r in liand long distance r u n n e r - , iucludini;
be t a k e n in a s s e m b l y F r i d a y , a c c o r d
" l l i - | , , r v , , | . ir Ri, i i a r d C a b n a d
brary science; Miss Alice
KirkpatFrancis l l a r w o o d , Lazaroni, seniors;
n m t o M i c h a e l F n d i l i c h , ''.12, b u s i
r i r k , M i s s M;irv E . C o b b , a n d M i s s
W i l l i a m C o l l i n - . I ' . e r n a r d K c r h e l , mid
nesmanager.
W i d r c v v I L i t / . '.12,
Helen C J a m e s . College librarians
llenjamin I n g r a h a m , j u n i o r s ; Robert
eir,-libit ion
n i a n a g i r.
will
bav e
a n d assistant i n s t r u c t o r s in library
Meyers, (ins Asikis, William \'i-Uo„
c h a r g e ,,f t h e p a s s i n g m i l of t h e
science; and Miss lielsv Keene. li" I I n - \ - --. .1 d u r a t i o n " , | | . | |
and" T h o m a s
(iarrett,
sophonwn - ;
pledge
blanks.
( Inly t h o s e
who
b r a r i a n in M i l n e H i g h s c h o o l .
H o r n , ; " I b - v , ' • - P u b l i s h ., S, h . „ , l
|„
,,
\ n / . ( | | ' ) _ While
William Jones, and ( ieorge Storey, '
k in
- i e i i u p will r e c e i v e a v e a r 1
P a p , r " . II M H u l l ; " l o . i n n a C o d
.
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,
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t
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e
u
l n
freshmen.
S o m e o! t h e s e m e n havi
the Spring
d m " , Sheila Kay, Smith; "Survey
. . , ] , , , e o l l e e . s a n d u n i v e r s i t i e s of
p a r t i c i p a t e d in h e l d c e n t s Mich a s
P r o o f s o f t h e indiv u l i i a l p i c t u r e s
I \n, i
h - o . r v to the D e a t h of j t i n - e . , „ n t r \ w e r e d e b a t i n g a m o n g
h i g h a n d b r o a d j u m p s , a n d t h e shot
have been distributed and
orders
I ' o i i s t a n l i u e " . M I . W L a i s t m - r ; , | H , M ., K , ,' I h e a d v i - a b i b l v , ,1 o f f e r put.
t a k e n d u r i n e i b i s l a s t vv, ek u n d e r
"I o - l I o i l ' . D I M a w n n e e ; " S o n - m . , . , , , . , , , h , a r s h a r e - i n t h e c o s t
lb,- s u p e r v i s i o n o f M r s . P a u l a L a c
a n d I M M i -", D I L I avvr, i n , - ; I it , . , , | : , i , - v'vitb c o l l e u e m e n , I ' n i v e r
,.
i , „ , k i h i n t ' s I q u e s o f t h e A r t h u r S t u d i o s of N e w |
, ,,,,-v Di ,•-.. N l l a s o f t h e W o r l d a n d
, , , v ,,f \
\ ork
city,
assisted
bv Mildred
i ,;,/, n er ; " l o a n of \r> ", F. ( ' . L o w ml'., i h e i i o w n b a n d s a n d o r g a n
Crowley,
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1931
STUDENTS ATTEND
JOINT CONFERENCE
Christopher Morlty Praises
Co-Op In Literary Magazine
Dr. Thompson Gives Interesting Facts
In History Of Scholastic Honor Society
TEAM TO OPPOSE
HARTWICK COLLEGE
(Confined from fayc 1 column 4)
C h r i s t o p h e r M o r l c y , w h o will
give a lecture h e r e T h u r s d a y
In r e f e r r i n g t o Miss H e n r y ' s r e ntini Laudis, is t r u l y r e m a r k a b l e ,
night, praised t h e S t a t e college
m a r k a b l e record, D r . T h o m p s o n
setting a new record.
Co-op
in
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in
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T h e major d e p a r t m e n t s r e p r e - said that she had already a m a s s e d Coach Calls Squad to Practice
Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A.
d a y Review of L i t e r a t u r e , d a t e d
sented this year a r c : L a t i n , m a t h e - no less than 32 A's, and had received
Send Nine Delegates to
for Beginning Contest
April, 1931.
year,—which
m a t i c s a n d library science, 2 e a c h ; in h e r s o p h o m o r e
Kingston Today
on December 4
" T h e tenth a n n i v e r s a r y of t h e
H i s t o r y , chemistry, E n g l i s h , a n d seems to be t h e easiest y e a r , — n o t h Co-op, o n e of t h e foremost book- c o m m e r c e , 1 each.
Five of t h e ing below A. She has 7 B's, and only
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education
9.
Only
one
m e m b e r s have a m i n o r in H i s t o r y ;
Nine students left this morning to
By K E N N E T H MILLER, '32
the fact that t h e r e never h a s
the o t h e r m i n o r s a r c distributed of the ten of this year's g r o u p ever
attend the annual joint eonference of
SITIRTS EDITOR
been a n d never will b e a n y
singly a m o n g m a t h e m a t i c s , p h y s - received a g r a d e as low a s C in
the
Young
Men's
and Young
slump in t h e educational b o o k
ics, biology, English, a n d c o m - Math, 2 h a d C for o n e t e r m in H i s Women's Christian associations at
T h e basketball m e n of S t a t e h a v e
business," Morley said.
m e r c e . Adding majors a n d m i n o r s , tory. T h e r e was only o n e 1) in t h e started to team in p r e p a r a t i o n for
Kingston where they will discuss " I n we find that history leads with six, entire delegation, a n d that w a s in their first contest, D e c e m b e r 4,
He emphasized t h e c o m m e n ternational Friendships" during the
m a t h e m a t i c s follows w i t h 3, a n d economics.
dation w r i t t e n by P r o f e s s o r
three day meeting.
against H a r t wick College of O n e there a r e 2 each in Latin, English,
One r e m a r k a b l e feature of this onta. T h e first practice w a s MonR i c h m o n d H. Kirtland, of t h e
T h e general theme of the conlibrary
science,
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year's
selection
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fact
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day night, and a large n u m b e r ot
ference is "Roads to International
booklet c o m m e m o r a t i n g t h e a n Dr. T h o m p s o n c o m p a r e d these bany H i g h School is r e p r e s e n t e d by b a s k e t e e r s g a t h e r e d to p a r t i c i p a t e
Friendship." T h e different discussion
3
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in t h e initial t r y o u t .
groups are as follows: "Statesmanquotation is, " T w o m i n u t e s t h e r e
m e m b e r s chosen last O c t o b e r from bers, while t h e Rensselaer High
ship, with emphasis on DisarmaCoach R. R. Baker says " I t is t o o
the class of 1931 : History led with 5 School h a s Miss H e n r y a n d o n e early in the season to give a c c u r a t e
m e n t ; " "Business, stressing new re- always r e m i n d s o n e of t h e g o o d
t h i n g s h e o n c e meant t o write
majors, with 3 majors in mathematics, o t h e r ; t h r e e high schools t h u s claim predictions about new p l a y e r s " . H e
lationships
through
international
and of t h e b e l t e r t h i n g s he still
following, and o n e m a j o r each in all b u t three m e m b e r s .
t r a d e " ; "Problems Revealed hy the
said also thai a l t h o u g h several n e w
m e a n s to read."
T h e high school r e c o r d s usually players showed up finely in t h e first
French, Spanish, a n d C h e m i s t r y .
Depression"; and "Inter-racial CoC o m b i n i n g all t h e m a j o r s a n d m i - parallel those in college. Miss H e n - workout that t h e c h a n c e s for a good
operation."
n o r s in the t w o g r o u p s , — t h e first ry's high school a v e r a g e w a s 95.4; team a p p e a r no b r i g h t e r t h a n last
Among those addressing the cond r a w i n g in 1931 a n d t h e first d r a w - Miss Steele's, of the class of 1931, year. He stated "1 find no Bancroft
ference and directing the discussion FACULTY TO GIVE
ing from 1932,—the following t o t a l s was 9 5 ; a n d t h e lowest high school a m o n g t h e freshmen".
in forums will be Kirby Page, editor
were obtained: History, 1 1 ; mathe- record r e p r e s e n t e d on S i g n u m LauO n e of t h e o u t s t a n d i n g g a m e s of
MAKE-UP EXAMS.
of T h e World Tomorrow ; Miss Lois
matics, 8; French, 5; English, Latin, dis this year is 87.3, while 7 of t h e the year will be played e a r l y in
MacDonald of New York university;
and
comcrcc, 3 ; chemistry, library- 10 have a high school r e c o r d a b o v e F e b r u a r y when State will o p p o s e
FOR TWO WEEKS
Mr. William Pickens, Yale honor
science, and biology, 2 ; Spanish, one. 90. T h i s bears out t h e d o c t r i n e of Lowell T e x t i l e I n s t i t u t e of Lowell,
man and lecturer of the National
It appears, then, that t h e highest the persistence of the saints.
M a s s a c h u s e t t s , o n e of t h e s t r o n g e s t
Association for the Advancement of
T e n make-up e x a m i n a t i o n s for grades arc obtained in history and
At t h e close of Dr. T h o m p s o n ' s of eastern t e a m s . Last year Lowell
Colored People; Mr. Paul Harris, Jr., those students who were unable to
Student of International Relations, take them lasi J u n e will be con- mathematics; and that the largest talk, r i b b o n s were d i s t r i b u t e d by ran up a long string of victories a n d
in college,
English, Dean Metzler, with i n t e r e s t i n g re- will certainly provide keen o p p o s i and Mr. Charles 1). Hurrcy, of the ducted within t h e next t w o weeks. d e p a r t m e n t
Committee on Friendly Relations with T o m o r r o w m o r n i n g at nine o'clock gives relatively few h i g h g r a d e s . m a r k s about t h e s t a n d a r d s of schol- tion for the State quintet. T w o
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Students from Other I.anils.
four students will take four of these reason why success w a s so marked in t h e American A r m y d u r i n g t h e years a g o S t a t e w a s defeated h y
Lowell in an o v e r t i m e game. T h i s
Ascnath Van Burcn, '.52, president e x a m i n a t i o n s in room 109 of D r a p e r in history and mathematics might
W a r , when he held a high executive contest w a s the most exciting of t h e
of the Y.W.C.A., is a member of the ball.
be because those subjects were so position in t h e A r m y ' s educational entire season.
New York state conference commitT h e e x a m i n a t i o n s to be given t o - well taught a n d were elected by t h e o r g a n i z a t i o n . President B r u b a c h e r ,
tee, and will attend the conference as m o r r o w a r c : Latin -1, for G e r t r u d e intelligent in large n u m b e r s , but he
the o t h e r h o n o r a r y m e m b e r from
an ex officio delegate. She will be Spurbeck, 'M; commerce 1. Chris- t h o u g h t it curious that those subthe faculty, w a s not able t o b e pres- G. A. A. To Have Series
accompanied by Laura Styn and line H o c k e n b e r g c r ; education 1, jects were t h e very ones feared by
ent, but there was a good r e p r e s e n Esther Woodburn, j u n i o r s ; Catherine Curtiss Rutenber; government 1, freshmen.
tation from the classes of 1930 and
Of Weekends'*At Camp
Simmerer and Almira Russ, sopho- I lelen Vrooinan
1931, including M r s Van l.acr. '31.
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m o r e s ; and Dorothea Gehagan, '35.
Next S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g at t h e
who a r r a n g e d t h e dinner.
The delegates of the Y.M.C.A. same time and in the same place last year's group actually i m p r o v e d
T h e Girls' Athletic a s s o c i a t i o n
a r e : George P. Rice, '32, Raymond three e x a m i n a t i o n s will be con- their standing after election to Sigwill have a special scries of c a m p Harris. '33, Stewart Gay, '34, and ducted for four s t u d e n t s . T h e y a r e : nin Laudis; that t h e rest all finished
ing
w e e k e n d s this year at C a m p
well above 2.00, t h o u g h t h e o r d e r of 1932 CLASS DUES
Kenneth jnlinson, '35.
English 8, for Ruth llarter. and GerCogswell, Elizabeth J a c k s o n , \\2,
places was p r e t t y well . h a n g e d extrude Spirbcck, juniors; French B,
G.
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A. president, said t o d a y . T h e
cept that Miss Steele remained al
LESS THAN THOSE
Christine I l o c k e n b e r g e r ; philosofirst one will begin on Friday, Nothe head of t h e class in J u n e . All
phy 5 for Marion l.arbey, 'SI. ( >u
KAPPA DELTA RHO
vember
All those w h o want 1..
of the group obtained positions, t w o
OF OTHER CLASSES go m a y13.
Saturday, N o v e m b e r 14, t h e followsign up on the G. A. A.
of which were marital. T h e r e were
ing tests will be given: history 3,
TO HAVE COSTUME
bulletin board in t h e lower c o r r i d o r
no men in the first g r o u p chosen
Ruth II irtei phvsi;:: I ( hrg.tmc
T h e senior budget, a l t h o u g h it of Draper hall.
ibis year, and none in t h e first g r o u p
FETE NOVEMBER 7 H o c k e n b e r g c r ; ami French I, Ger- of
Mary T u l a , '^.], is general chairlast year; but there were four in Iexceeds those of t h e j u n i o r a n d
trude Spurbeck.
the second drawing, in March, l a s t : s o p h o m o r e classes by a p p r o x i m a t e - man for t h e week-end. T h e c o m Kappa Delia Rho fraternity will
year, and there w a s h o p e for t h e ly $350, n e v e r t h e l e s s entail- a mittees a r e : e n t e r t a i n m e n t , Anna
conduct a Bohemian dance Satursturdier sex this year.
Last year, smaller p a y m e n t per p e r s o n . T h e Ki iron and I Inn .the a I lumnier,
day night, N o v e m b e r 7, at t h e fra- G. A. A. To Give Awards .me m e m b e r of Myskania, Carolyn class of 1932 a d o p t e d a budget of freshmen; food, Marion T a u g n e y
ternity bouse at 180 Morris street,
was selected in t h e second $1100. T h e o t h e r b u d g e t s a r e to and Bertha Buhl, j u n i o r s ; a n d AlAt Annual Fall Dinner cKcllcv.
fn.m 9:0(1 ..'clock until 1:00.
r o u p . This \ e a r , Helen Mead i- a be about $750 each. T h e seniors mira Russ and Cclia IJishup, sophoMusic will be provided by Rus-ell
m e m b e r of both -n-ii tics and so has will b e required to p a y only S2.25. m o r e s ; publicity, Jean Craigmile,
I . a G r a n g c and his H o t t e n t o t s .
T h e annual fall g v m frolic a n d the highest a w a r d in both scholar- while t h e m e m b e r s of t h e classes '31, and clean-up, Emily H u r l b u t ,
of 1933 a n d 193-1 a r e each to be as- '35.
The men will be costumed to rcp- card dinner of the Girl-' Athletic ship and student acti\ it ic s.
sessed $3.00.
rc-ent the popular idea of I'.ohcsociatiou will be Friday, Novi mmianism,
T h e y will wear dark I h e r 20, in t h e cafeteria of I Listed
Collection of a part of t h e m o n e y
PLEDGE SOPHOMORE
trousers, dark shoe-, a white shirt, ! ball, Elizabeth | a c k - o n , '32, pres- President Will Speak
was m a d e Ibis week and will conand a -ash. M e m b e r s of t h e frater ident, -aid today. A w a r d s for all
tinue next week. Seniors m a y pay
nitv and alumni will attend.
lb. ..sc win. ha\ e earned credit in
Epsilon
To Eastern Colleges dues on W e d n e s d a y in t h e r o t u n d a ,
Alp
Kol.cn Kankins, 32, is general j t h e fall s p o r t s will be a n n o u n c e d
okhcim.
and s o p h o m o r e s and j u n i o r - on
into p
chairman of the affair. Roger Ban i at Ibis time.
President A. R. B r u h a c h c r has T u e s d a y .
ibcrship
croft, '34, will take c h a r g e of ar
Elizabeth K a m m e i e r , '34, is gen- accepted an i m i t a t i o n t o a d d r e s s
r a n g c m c n l s , Robert Robinson, '31. eral c h a i r m a n for t h e event. T h e the schools of education at Boston
refreshments, Philip Ricciardi, '31,
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