State College News
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XVI. Xo. 9
STATIC (.'OU.ECE EOR TEACHERS, AI.HA.W, X. Y., FRIDAY, XOVEMIIER 20, 1931
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 20, 1931
State College N e w s
Established by the Class of 1918
The Uiulergralu.-Uo Newspaper of New York
State College for Teachers
The College reputation for hospitality received a much
needed impetus Monday night when the Edward Eldred
I'otter club sponsored a reception for the members of
the British debate squad in the Lounge of Richardson
hall.
THE NEWS HOARD
Former occasions found the members of the teams at
the home of a member of the faculty, rather than being
GEORGE P. RICE
Editor-in-Chief entertained by representatives of the student body whose
guests they really were. A good impression was made
455 Elk Street
AUDREY FLOWERS
ddvertising Manager on the visitors, too, for they saw the students and
members
of the faculty mingling in characteristicalF
Page Hall, 131 South Lake Avenue, 6-0-I8J
democratic fashion. T h e men unquestionably enjoyed
ANDREW A. Hmrz
Managing Editor the lire-side discussions which took place and had an
pportunity to meet the students on a footing thai
201 North Lake Avenue, 5-1611
would have been otherwise impossible.
HELEN ROHEI
Finance
Manager
Commendation is due the club which has already
Chi Sigma Thcta, 215 Partridge Street, u-(,45ci
begun to iustifv its existence in the promotinn of M i iwslup
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AI.VINA R. LEWIS
Associate Managing
Editor
206 Western Avenue, 4-1839
BERNARD S, KEKUEI
Bessie ,^'i" imoiis.Tlnd.-i Smith! "andVdith" Trpper, "juniors! "v'i'r'
ginia Abajian, Celia Bishop, Diane llochner, Hilda Bookheim,
Eleanor Coutant, Katberino Ctmncen, Helen Doberty. Line
Doocey, lo-ances llicgins, .Marion Howard, Mario,, Mlcc/ek.
Mary Moore, Hannah Parker, Marilvn Ro-eulicck, Ahum.
Russ, Hetty Salese, Kutluniie Simmon-,' Tbelma Smith, Bessie
Sletkar, Dolores Van Seolt, Mary Loll Waltber, Katherine
Wilkins, and Elizabeth Zuend, sophomores Cm, n.vi ION M.V.X.
AI.I-R :
Frances
THE SLAVE MART
Associate Managing Editor
57 lillicron Place
SENI'IR ASSOCIATE EIUTOIIS: Ruth Hrez.ee, Vera Hums, Frances
Keller, and Bessie Levine. JUNIOR ASSOCIATE Famous: Abide
Mazar, \IJ,
ASSISTANT
Brsiviss
MANMUIIS:
Mary Doherty and Ban W'atkins, junior-.
Bc-mss
SUIT:
L in C m -.nil,
K a t i e l'lie
Ihuu.
M:n:u.nk
I ' n i t r l i P . . , rind
Fascism A Type Of Roman Imperialism,
Affirmative Men Argue In Split Debate
LIVING UP TO PROMISE
If p r e s e n t conditions are tiny indicalion at all, then
then is immediate need of revision of the intersorority
rushing rules.
Il should not be necessary fur sorority women to
stand like so m a n y purchaser-! at an Eastern slave
mart while t h e freshmen women p a - - in review before them on
. , the wav
• •to dance
,
iin the g y m n ais i u m , ,
,t goes w i t h o u t saying that the sororities have llic
right 1,, rush prospective m e m b e r s , but there m i g h t
1
In he s e i n e way winch
" " p r o v e the present
If lite rule- a r c ;,t built, change H u m
condition.
I'll) w h y Consider the present a w k w a r d and tn
tactics?"
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Vol.I'MI .
1 .llilislieil ever* Fi id.I
Board i c p n - c n t i n e t h e S
The forces of Fascism and Bolshe- ship, spy system, and an ultimate deIt is
vism conflicted Monday night when sire to conquer the world.
the men's varsity debate team partici- necessary to obey Mussolini in order
pated in a division debate in the aud- "to be worthy of the name, 'Fascist'."
itorium of Page hall with repre- Bolshevism, on the other band, is
sentatives of the British universities idealistic and not materialistic; it
in Slate college's third international cannot be a menace because it iforensic contest in the past three fitiancially unsound. N'cedliam claimed
that both systems
tire
despotic,
years.
" Kenneth Miller. '32, and Smart whereas Fascism is merely a nationalCraig, of Nottingham university tip- istic movement, Bolshevism is a g,rin
that eats into the mental and pb\si, ,!
M t l l h c a l r a . « , « h i f c O r a i B R w health of a nation and the world
'•'-'.. »"<! John Nee-ham, of Durham
T b i - is the lirst experiment at .,
university, upheld the negative ol I be
BICSllnll
question:
"Resolved: I hat Fascism Split debate ever attempted bv a Slat,
is a greater menace to world peine college team. Dr. Harold \ \ .' Thump
than is Bolshevism."
Roth sides son. professor of F.nglish and coach
agreed that neither system is bene- of debate, said thai ihe debate was
ficial, rather that each is harmful. successful, but it Would hav e bei n
The question resolved itself into the more interesting bad all fopr nu n
determination of which was ibe more had a chance to give rebuttal speech. instead of just the British studentharmful.
It was pointed out by the affirma- "b'oreigu debaters are more incline,'
tive that Fascism is another type ol to be philosophical in their debate-,
Roman imperialism, that it encour- whereas American debaters are u i,
ages nationalistic jingo, and that it statistical." said I If. Thompson
is bombastic. Bolshevism was upheld
The F.dward b'.ldred Fuller .-Itil
, ( | u . „•,,,,.,. „ f , , , , t w „ . „ i s entertained th. nieiul ers of ! ah ,l,.
, iae ifistic as shown by many bate teams al a reception in tin
[ instances where Russia initiated o"r l.oinig
' Richardson hall after tin
took pari in I .imitation of Amis con- debate. Those who attend, ' lb,- :,
ference-. Fascism w as defined to be ceptiun a r e : Dr. Thump-ui, .,,, I \|,-.
a mililia al the s e n ice of a nation. Thumpsoii. M i - M.,rv ( '-' ••rv, ,•••]
In-nee it is militaristic, and is more Mr. I bmald Brv.ml. in-lru.•;. i . ,,,
b k d y to be a cans,- for a conllici. F.ngli-h. Untb Kruiunaii, \ t j . \ | ,, , ,
Statistics were introduced si,,,wing (.obi and \ iulel Fntnam. nun • •
the comparative sizes of Italian and memb, r- of debate conn, .' . M . - i
Russian na\ ies. Russia, it was shown. Uilcbie and MlTcl I la eh, a! Kadi
,- not ,•>., n listed a- a naval pow, r. j inane I irabam, 'dll; l-al el I' ,,, I.
il'Uiined in I •> "/-.I
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"Bolshevism" Communistic
I Josephine Mob. \-< iialb \ .
The I'at/cant uf Ci; ilhali-n.
Bv \ r t b u r (, Brudeur,
T h e negative cmtleiided that I ' d
Katherine T r u e r , Samuel 1
I'll. Ik Robert McBride Co. New York Cilv. 5.17 page- -hev i-m vva- commiinislic in its ten | Andrew
llrilz. I
ipd.lKI.
deiici,-; ihal l\ti--ia's ititt-rnati< >i
seniors ; 1 .aura Sty n, Bernard Ix- i
l-.gvpt. Babylonia, \ssyria. and Chablea are forgolUi
I. is dishonorable because il lav.
The News does not i n , - - a r i l , end,,,-, -cnPn
• .•spri-scd
eontnliuliotis No eommiin leaioms will l„- printed mil -s the empire, uf the pa-t, rising to offer Iheir cuiilribiitioits to coiili-catioii <u property and repudia- j and
(.rent
riters' nam,- are 'eft with tin Editor-iu I'hief of il.e \ . . , s . culture and civ ili/.aliou, and -inking again iulu the du-l lion of debt-; thai in her trade c u n
nonvmilv .v:l be pie-, n e l if -o de-ired Th, Ni •-. - do.- not from which tbev ruse.
.petition, U u - i a i- unfair I eeau-e she
larautcc In print am or all , ominunu... ionKgvpt left Ibe inigblv pyramids uf the I'haraohs; sells her produce a lower rale- than |
Btibv Ionia left fofgollen graves as its becpie-l to civ iliz.ti an.\ othei country; and la-lb that
lion until the bttsv spttdes of tin archaeologists unearthed Uu—i.,
lire,-.
!
their treasures and interpreted litem for moderns. Dr. cause ui il- imdevol
I'liiNTiii ny H A M I L T O N P U I S , IX.; C M
Auuxv, NEW YORK
Ilrodcur constructs I mm these crumbling ruins and exCraig traced the development ol
cavated grave- an astonishing .neural, panorama of the Fa-ci-in in In- speech saving that it
I" each civ ili/.aliou a- it struggled to rise, trembled | ha- the e-eiitials ol Boitapartism ;
Albany, X. V.
N'o\. 21), 1-UI
\ ,,|. \ \ |. No ') | , „ , ,| K , / C i,itl,, and slid down the decline over which
inanv .-real empires passed
We see the destruction of '
-1 Babylonia and its Hanging Harden-, a wonder of the VACATION
CAUSES
there must hr-l be a 'p
ancient world, and see the i mergence ol ( rete, I
disarmament, and here n
SOURCE OF DANGER
Semite kingdom- uexl -uccc-jullv dominated civili/.ateachers mav do v.uir
lioii, followed bv \ - v r i a and t liable;... In time tin -.
t barb - II. I . rh. 11, ,,i
nalioiis crumbled and mad, wa,v for the glories ,,i
. .
.
I,re.ee. the never ending wonder- of India, and the
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anger- and inconvenience- attendant upon
>, r ani|curs
of Rome,
Rome, Forge
burgc of
uf the
the World.
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.
Y" 11 .". ^ " " I ' " > -"''I Voiim; \l
'" sin'- grand,
ill- of
World.
Schliemanii, Maspcn,.
Carl.,-, and \ \ . . , , | | e \ liirned un
1 1
ttrce of trouble to students, a menace to their -afetv, | . '.' ' | " " , . " " ' .' '^J' ! ''^ -^ " ; ' M"" | ,',." '\;
| " " ! ' |'."' tibd for W .diu-dav ail.-ri
n, will Sundav niglu in tin l.o.ue.i ••: K
bare bones ,,f dead civilization-.
Dr Brudeur ha- "
gainst the edueatioiial laws of ,1„, -tale.
t,",-,',!,„i,'!'
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;„„ rand
,',,d' -,S . '" postponed bee.,,,-, ,,i the Thankard-o„ hall.
brought ,i„.,„',,,
them to ii,'„
life „
and
present- a ii,
living
a-loimdalioii
period
bcginnmg
tin
'-'I'lii- Maiicburi in .pi, -H n -I
The lack uf a -vscmatic method uf progre-- In and iny -'- rv of the past, written -,, rcali-ticalF a- to make MisMarlha
I
Frit
bard.
,, ,.,-,,,, ,|,,,| ,,, !,-j111 on lie pi ,'
from Das-es blocks ihe -tairvvav- and exits m Richard- "in believe the tale- are related bv travelers uf ancient '"
ic
librarv
school
and
lac
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dj-arniailicnl and mil. -- iln- p:
son hall e v e n Mondav. \ \ edne-dav, and b'ridav of the H u e - who actnallv were part of ihe wonder- F
Ilv chairman of tin h a s , aunoiuici d I,.,,, j , „. t l |, ,|, ,|„. \\,,,-|,
school week, particuhirlv at 2:2h o'clock and .FJn
lodav.
in, in ( oiifer, no in Pel rnai v
o'clock. It is lime thai llie -Indent council took tbiBv Svdnev \ . ( l a r k
k u b . r l Mr
The cotiinierc, d., partn.enl will act u-ele-s" he -aid
pro' lem in hand and conferred with the proper author! I'atiiedral l-y,in,,\
Bride
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ties to remedv the situation.
Vs one iravels through the I.uw t'oiuilries ami brance
i, ,-, , n |.er .'
Fadiltv member- who ( l ! ,],,. | ,,• |- M ' ' | |, ,, |,| u h
Some sllggestioi
in order at tin- linn. '|'he (oiiu
tin beaulv of the singing towers of those countrie- v.ill attend are
Frofe—or ( ,, •org, "
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cil might enforce
'•,1-ebv student- would pa-- seem- to surpass all else
Huge grav edifice-, ihev \ | York, head uf the department
|."i(.'.' u ' | | u |," |„! ' '„',, ,„i', ,'| '| |
in single file on tin Richardson ball -lairway; when -land a inomimenl u, the thrift, zeal, and arli-tie cm
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" r k ; " • " ' " ~ " Xl ' l r r lb, 'v bob \l nic'liiiri in Pi'oh
i- oi ihe people who contribute (I for b
lle-tloll o |
pa-sing from tin lir-l t,, ibe third llo.,r -indents sbuitld c.-pt- ui ihe people win, contributed M hundreds ,.f u ,!|,,_., ,- ,, M ,| i |„.-i, , • |, Tt-rill, a--i-l I1U.,. ,|
gu slr.-tigbt ahead throiigb tin do,,,- ..,, the -,-,- I ll • w a r - in order to h a w a cathedral
„n proi'e--or- ,.i coinnu rce ; a
and Iheti turn and pa-- up to the ibird II \ Slud.ulbach c: thedral is a In-lorv in il-Hi
b a b bad M,-- |:l,,i,cb, \l \-,, rv. M i - l-'.li
I and bad acted
passing from Ibe ibird ll
• lu th.
nd sbuiibl g., it- arebitecl. it- builder aaid the cathedral I wii- which
., th h
\n,ier-,,n
and b.dvv:
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lid
straight ahead through the I, n do,,,-, Sociallv miiided sprang up arumid il
bach had n- carillon and each
,.. ,- i n - i r m i o r - ,,, commerce.
allied mil. h
-tudem- should -el,-, i .,,„„• other pi,,,,- f, r tin , xcli.iiige bad i t s fain mis pla \ e r- w Im -111 Mi -. e i n I he t radi I iui i ,, f
[ aura Slvu \\\ will act a- oi pleasantries than ibe crowded -tairvvavthe old , a t h c l r a F This I k appr. .„ In - the cathedral- deni Im-t, , an inteii-clv human and ,,.-,-..„:,! augb and i- en
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a w a r d e d bv
o r d i n a n c e o n l i r e h a z a r d - , f o r a r t i c l e h i , -ectioii l J o f
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lb. b.ducalion Faw read-- " Ml -cl Iboii-es i,,r which
veral o i l i e r o t i l - l a n d i n g b o o t . . ,,
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plan- and d, tailed -tatenii ill- -ball be filed and appro,,-!.
foiled
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Entered
Albany, N. Y.
':':;-,;,nnc',n;'na;e ,:;''!CHARLES CORBETT
SPEAKS TO STATE
COLLEGE GROUPS
NEXT WEEKLY TEA
TO BE POSTPONEDk,„,,,,,,„•
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 20, 1931
DOCTOR TO SPEAK
IN 11:10 ASSEMBLY
Undergraduates Make War On Columbia
Professors In Quest Of Better English
Introduces Speaker
Dr. Frederick Patry to Make
Feature Address Today
For Health Week
Dr.
Frederick
I'atry,
consulting
p h y s i c i a n o f I he N e w Y o r k s t a i r dep a r t m e n t <>f h e a l t h
e d u c a t i o n , will
a d d r e s s t h e s t u d e n t a s s e m b l y a t 11 :10
o'clock this m o r n i n g
in t h e a u d i
t o r i n m ill I ' a g e h a l l a s t h e f e a l n n
presentation of t h e national
health
w e e k , I s a b e l I ' e a r d , '32, p r e s i d e n t o f
the
student
association
announced
today.
Dr. P a t r y is . ne o f t h e new m e m
h e r s n f t h e s t a i r h e a l t h e d u c a t i o n .!•
parlment;
he assumed
h i s present
position la-t spring.
B e f o r e that b e
w a s e n g a g e d in s p e c i a l w o r k a t J o h n !
i n I'.altunore. I
Hopkins
univrr-.it>
Maryland
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RELIGIOUS GROUPS
N e w Y o r k — ( I P ) — C o l u m b i a uni
Dr. Butler w a s reported t o have
versily professors are getting s o m e said: "Save the ancient R o m a n E m of t h e i r o w n " m e d i c i n e " .
I t i s i np i r e a n d ( i r c a t B r i t a i n , n o p e o p l e
t h e f o r m o f a w a r o n t h e p a r t o f t h e in h i s t o r y h a v e e v e r b e e n s o c l o s e l y
u n d e r g r a d u a t e s t o force the faculty i n t e r v i e w e d w i t h t h e w h o l l y civito use c o r r e c t E n g l i s h in t h e class lized w o r l d a s a r e t h e A m e r i c a n
room.
people today."
Several days ago a n editorial apT h e s t u d e n t s h a d t h e i r fingers o n
p e a r e d in t h e S p e c t a t o r , u n d e r g r a d - t h e u s a g e of " h a s " a n d " a r e " .
u a t e n e w s p a p e r , in w h i c h 2 6 m e m Vizetclly said that w a s permish e r s of the faculty w e r e a c c u s e d of s i b l e .
" m u r d e r i n g the English language."
Hut, t h e d i c t i o n a r y e d i t o r ruled,
With the ingenuity belonging only the word " o t h e r " should have been
t o college student's, s t e n o g r a p h e r s placed between the w o r d s " n o " and
were immediately
rushed
t o t h "ep e o p l e " .
< M h c r w i s e , h e said, t h e
c l a s s e s of t h e s e " p r o f s " a n d w o r d s e n t e n c e e x c l u d e d in the c h a r a c t e r f o r w o r d r e p o r t s w e r e m a d e o f t h e i r i z a t i o n t h e v e r y p e o p l e - it i n c l u d e d
lectures.
•ater.
I l e c a l l e d it a \ c r y c o m m o n
I'm the faculty were wise e n o u g h error.
to h a v e t a k e n the e d i t o r i a l t o h e a r t ,
O n e of the chief e r r o r s c h a r g e d
a n d not a split infinitive w a s c a u g h t . a g a i n s t the f a c u l t y a s a w h o l e b y
T h e s t u d e n t s p r o m i s e d , h o w e v e r , t h e s t u d i n t s w a s t h e Use o f t h
t o c o n t i n u e t h e i r e l f o r t s u n t i l e v e r y w o r d " d o n ' t " w h e n it s h o u l d h a v e
"llender
h a d been
caught r e d been "doesn't". ()ne instructor was
accused
of concluding
a lecture
handed.
I hen t h e s n i p i n g w e n t r i g h t u p w i t h : "If a n y o n e h a s a n v q u e s t i o n s
l o P r e s i d e n t N i c h o l a s M u r r a y But- to ask they s h o u l d ask t h e m n o w . "
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TEACHING PERIOD
FOR JUNIORS ENDS
1933 English Majors Complete
Methods Requirement,
Says Supervisor
O n e p e r i o d o f p r a c t i c e t e a c h i n g in
Milne
Junior
a n d Senior
High
schools has been completed this week
by a l l j u n i o r s w h o a r e m a j o r s i n
E n g l i s h , M i s s K a t h c r i n e E. W h e e l i n g ,
s u p e r v i s o r o f E n g l i s h in M i l n e l l i g h
school, a n n o u n c e d today. T h i s work
is o p t i o n a l f o r m i n o r s , s h e a d d e d .
D u r i n g the week the following people
tought these classes in junior high
school; seventh g r a d e : Hertha Buhl,
Grace
Skevington,
I'ersis
Foster,
eE r m a B r o w n , F r a n c e s R o o t , l . u i s a
Iglesias, and Ethel Zotz.
Eighth grade: Frances Skevington,
Kathleen ' Millis.
Elizabeth
Clark,
Margaret Service, Margaret Kurileez,
and Frances M c M a h o n .
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Rose
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Women's Team To Meet
Three Members Of '31
Get Teaching Positions
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Keuka
On December 12\
m e m b e r s of t h , class
ccntlv o b t a i n e d l e a c h
il I,
R u t h K i o i i i a n . '.!_', pr, -id, in
I mg positions a c c o r d i n g t o I'rofi ssor
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will i , . p i , - e m S t a t , c l l e g , II
Plan in, nt bureau. T i n v a r e : Mabel
1
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i , d m . , I I . who i - teaching b a l m and
b n e h s h .,1 ( o b o e . ; I l o r a
Wei,leu,
s a m e a - 111.11 lis, , | in ill, >l
• at O r i s k a n v
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MEN OF ALUMNI
TO HAVE REUNION Milton Kuolt, Special Student, Reviews
ON DECEMBER 29
British Education Of Indian Children
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 20, 1931
COMMERCE CLUB
By Albany Artist To Be Awarded
By Miss Fay, As Book Week Feature HEARS ROY SMITH
COLLEGE LIBRARY Book
ADDS NEW BOOKS
STATE TO CHOOSE
AT LAST MEETING DELEGATE FRIDAY
" T h e Fairy Circus," a new book have one for themselves at night in
written and illustrated by I Jnrotiiy the forest glades, Fairies perched on
Volumes on Science, Language, Lathrop, one of Albany's most famous toadstools arc the attentive audience;
artists, will he given away today as mice are h o r s e s ; lizards cavort as
and Education Included
a special feature of the national Book trained seals, and tiny bareback riders
In Recent Addition
week, Miss Helen T. Fay, manager jump through hoops in the illustraof the State college co-operative book tions of the hook which Miss Lathrop
Forty-five new books have lieen store, said. Book week is an educa- has done in color and in black and
added to the College library recently. tional movement which enables the white.
Miss Lathrop has illustrated sevThey a r e : "Book of liircl Life", Al- attention of all who are seeking to
len; "Poetry of the Nineties", An- encourage a love of I ks among eral of the well-known children's
d r e w s ; "Colonial Background of the boys and girls lo lie focused "II lilt books. Some of these are: "Stars
Tonight." by Sara Teasdale; "Snow
American
Revolution",
A n d r e w s ; best material available.
Book week was organized in I'M') Image," by Nathaniel Hawthorne;
"French Literature during the last
by the American Library ass, ciation, and "llitty." by Rachel Field, which
Half Century", Bacourt; "The Quick the Boy Scouts of America, and tin won the FJ29 Newberry medal prize
and the I lead", Bradford; "Mathe- associated publishers.
It was first for children's b, oks.
matics for Junior High Schools", called Children's Book week, la t waThe copies of the "hairy Circus'
Bruedkncr; "Shadows on the Mock". later changed lo Book week. Il was which are on sale in the Co-op hav e
Gather; "General Cytology", Cow- organized to bring before parents, been personally autographed by Miss
d r y ; "History of Education", C u r o e ; i dm at rs. and everyone interested in Lathrop. T h e book is dedicated to
"Contemporary Plays". Dickinson; the welfare of children, the impor her mother
"First Course in Algebra", Engle- I.nice of cultivating in children the I Kvery student who goes into th
h a r d t ; "Second Course in Algebra", reading habit, and lo offer guidaiue Go-op today will be given an oppor
, in the selection of books for bo' - and j ntnitv to sign bis name on a slip ,.
F.nglehardt; "Extra-curricular Actn - : , . n | ,
1 paper, and from these will be draw:
ities in Secondary Schools", Frctwcll;
Celebration
j »".' »»\™ "'' "'V >" '"""' *'".' w i " , v
\ irgd , (Mover; Story ol Lvolu- j
e r n e the special autographed copy ,,
tion", Cruenberg; "New Frontiers,
Ml the countries of the world are Miss Lathnrn's I k. 'fin- i- 'b,
in I'hvsics" l l c v l ; "Two Magics", i e'.ehrating Book week during this f,rsl h.ok wbii h has been both written
l a m e s ; ' " S u s a n Sprav", Kave-Smitb; ""*
.''"J1.. l ; - ' , ' >" h-'iiirm B ill, and illustrate,! by her.
;' .
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\., -id, . i Mix, l.atarop a,- it-, part in
Comprehensive Guides 1
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l i s , . J . r . i p p . ^ t t i d n . are , „ Lvery- , , , , . , . . . , , „ . „ , „ , ( .reus'' v.is , , , , , , pEMG0GUE
BOARD
Roy Smith, commissioner of the
Port of Albany, was the guest Student Council Nominates
speaker at the business meeting of
Four to Compete for N. S.
the commerce club, Thursday, in
F. A. Representative
room .501 of Draper ball.
" T h e Albany Gateway was opened
by Henry Hudson on his voyage in
Four members of the junior class
1009 in the Half Moon. Dutch were nominated as candidates Untraders erected their first trading post delegate to the annual convention of
at Albany in 161-1. In 1807 Robert the National Student Federation of
Fulton made his first voyage in the America in the assembly last Friday,
Clermont from New York to .Albany, I salad I'card, M2, president of tlie
which established steam navigation on student association, said today. These
the great seas; the F.ric ( a n a l was juniors are. in alphabetical" o r d e r :
opened in 1K25, connecting the Great .1.
Bruce Filhy, Elizabeth
Mary
Lakes at Buffalo with the Hudson Gordon,
Frances McMahou. and
river at Albany," Mr. Smith told Kathcrinc Moore.
the College students.
Moling for the delegate will be
"The Hudson is the only river in
the world which is at the bead of conducted in the regular assembly on
Friday,
December -1. Miss I'eard annavigation and is at the level of the
Atlantic, and which ah." has a tide nounced. The convention this c a r
from .5 to 3 feet depending on the will be in Toledo, Ohio, during the
lime of the year." Mr. Smith praised Christmas holidays.
Filhy is president of the juni' r
the men of the commission, headed
I'eter G. T e n Pyck, who -"•) years I chess and was class treasurer during
s
il,,. n e e d " ! the p rt.
' i ' freshman and sophomore years.
w
The Faculty m e n d e r , of the coin- ' l l " directed the annual Trotihador
1
merce department vv I
s l e w last Mar. lie is a pledge lllem.,, ,|,,. nieeim:, u r r e :
I Yoi.ssor I her of Kappa I'hi Kappa, honorarv
George M York, head of the depart- I education Iraternitv. and is a m e n d e r
incut. Chester J. 'I errili. and I larri | " : Kappa I Ulla Rim.
si n 'ferwilliger, a--i-i.un j,r„;,
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Miss Gordon was president ,,i the
of commerce. Edward Cooper, in sophomore class | a s t year. She has
L , i ,n l v
structor in commerce, and Elizabeth been a member of ihe
Young
"Beethoven and bis Forerunners'
1
\nderson. superv isor of practice \\', ,nn n's ( h i i-i ian ; r « » i iti' ,n cabin, I
Mas, n ; "I'lane Geometry". M..re.au
J
leaching in Millie High sell ol.
| for two years, and is .lass ,-,.,„-, s,..,
"Fi uiulatum ni I'sperimeiital I'-v•fbe following social comniiltee ,vas | ; u i w ,,ii the Girls' Alhh lie ass,„-ia
chologv", Murchi,..n; "< in, \, I l l a v appointed for the year: • trmoiid i I n ,n council Ibis Mar,
Sin iI or the first tune in the hi-lory , i (, U V er '.U Frances Drinon. 'M. lane I member ol Delta ( 'in. v.i sororilv.
the
Pedagogue,
gold
kevs
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INTERCLASS TRACK
licit, anil vv..s
I'roci r; "Putnam'- I n n n .r-, ,.;
:
treasurer of the council last year.
Fveuts"; MM.me Gi-oi,n tr\". Sev
She vva- a class marshal in IK r freshman year, and has served on class
mour ; "Solid ( .coin, r. ". Si v iiiour ;
1
FRESHMAN CLASS
coimnilti, s. She w;i- .,,, associate
aba ad\ under way I'm
"Human Psychology", Mil. s ;'"Mod|'
iers, l-rolicli said. In the pasl
edilor of Ihe I'MI in dunau band
cm I'lane Geometry", Si. lie Mallorv ; -.-., i d int amural track meets in t
lumbers were elected by the
I,,,,!;. She is a in, mb, r of F'.ta I'hi
"I'lane Geometry", Strader; "Nilid -niing for ihe n u n of Slate college. ; u l l , u , . r i . ,,.,.,„,.,| r | : , s s n l l l , , r v ,\ ., u
ntv
Geometry". S t r a d e r ; ' Micieut Re- i ' >its \s,k,-. M. one ol ihe leader- ,, R . V ; i n . : i l ,,„,; l l U .,| |, y ||„. uulgoine
ll
Miss Moore is sice president of the
gime". ' f a m e ; "Modem K. gime", i <" " ' rack m, n ,,l Male college will j |„,. n . ( 1
"'|'bis insured ihe eh, ice of
1 r
1
stud,
nt association for ibis year, and
' f a m e ; "dan.," Thrash, r ; " Aeiieid".
"' '", ' " " " '
managers ol in- ,| K , | 1 ( ( 1 ] ,i,. u | „ , ; m . „ „ , . , is 11, . 1 for
was secretary last c a r . She i\ hudgel lotabng .•?'«)(I was adopl, d
ed. bv Mackail, Virgil; "lh-|orv of "''" , ";'"" 1 ~ ! ' , n " ' " l k ' a r '"''" L " " " ' ' " ' d'e posiiions." Frolieh conlinued.
Ueasiirer of Girls' \tlilt lie associa.'•these meet' I ' a b n x , 'M
art edilor, vvil
i
(a,.|
by the freshman class at a meeting
Mr. I'olly", MeiU; "New Macluavel^ , , i , , , . ; . ,. I T .,,,,,^ , | , , ; „ H , ,,, , i , , . i
•, conducted Wednesdav llooll. F.velvli tion, and served last year as secretary
( oacli R u i h e r o r d
Baker believes
In her fresh:" vv,.
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isunmn v ai ions u, signs in in, oo.o, Staehle. class treasurer, aunoiiiHed of the organization.
man year, -he was class athletic
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l olio Imugav . w i l l s , 111;«.i ii these meets reveal that some ! r . .
i
The it. nis on ihe bud ,,i are as fol
She is a
"Personal Hygiene Applied". .Id , d , ,,, ,,, ,,r men are outstanding in these ' "L'''.',', '^c,'vs w j | | |„. i s s m . , | , | n > Vl. l r lows : Class banner, S.15 ; I auipns manager for the women
Williams; "Orlando", \ \ „ o l f ; "Nits. I , Xl „is, arraiigeinenls vv ill be made to -|-| WS( , t„ "receive keys a r e : \'era day expenses, $.111; Mm ing I p day, member of ( hi Sigma Thcta sorority.
Miss Gordon and Miss Moore are
to Catch the Mind". W'ylie; "Liv e> i enter the-e vi.lors in smile intercol- (inrns editor in chief; Kaihrwi Bel- $.1S ; I'edagogue picture, $40; custommembers of the local news bureau
of a Bengal Lancer", Y e a l - Brow n. I hgiale open meets.
knap, literary editor ; ( ' . ' f a r b o v ; M il- ary in, inorial hind. S.lOtl; girls' alb
Ihe plan- lor an intercollegiate dred Crow lev. photograph editor: M lelics, $31; n u n ' s athletics, $2<o; and of Ihe N. S. I•. A.
| track were lnnporardy abandoned | l--rt,)ieh ; Andrew llrit/. circulation for reserve fund, $\7^.
until lb, iiitraumral n u n - end local , , i a n a e . r ; and Midi, v flowers. ,,d •
('lass dues amounting to three dol
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/F/4DS //ST
jpractice
meets reveal lb,
track I Mali-lug manager.
Ml members of hit's are being c,die, led this week in
WELCOMES
MEMBER
MVOO LCHUJ
HOI
i -ir.-ngib of Stale college ne\l spring. ,|„. |„, a rd are seniors
ihe rotunda.
T h e budget ol this
t o.ich Baker p, int. d mil the Irani
year's freshmen is less than thai of
Mpha chapter of I'hi I >clla sororthe entering class ,,i last year, but
there were SI 1 freshman entrants m welcomes Anne McKee and Minnie MeNickle, sophomores, into lull
last
year
and
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TO RECEIVE KEYS,
FROHLICH REPORTS
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SAYS TREASURER]
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Monday After Recess
collection period-. Clareiic, \. H i d - ' 1 " 1 ' " l l M ''
lev, treasurer ,.i ih. stud, ul ass„cia |
j '' l l r Senior gr.,up picture is being
lion
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planned lor lie- Moiidav lollowing
hundred sludeiils li'ne pa,,l
Tli,
WELCOMES MEMBERS
. Tl.-.n.k^ix ii.w vaca.ion. according lo
freshmen head ihe list ,,i thus, pav
Mera Burns, \\> , dilor in duel of th,
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are second, Willi 17 > • ihe minors " " " " " ' " " ' " ' " ' ~'"l' ' " ' ' ' "',,.,1
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| w i ! l a l s , , l „ taken al ibis lime.
with *(, ||,,v,e,.,r. senior I , M - VV
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