^coaEGEFORTwcHERs
ALBANY, jv§ y
State College News
Vm„ X V I I . \i.i. 14
^ T A T E COLLEGE FOR
JUNIORS TO ELECT
QUEEN FOR PROM
Tlic
ideiiiitj
nf
elected
during
i nil,
the member- " I
ilit-
(Jtiecn
this
of
New York
( I P ) - -Theories are
all r i g h t , and t.i learn -mile is what
students eame In N e w Y o r k u n i versity i n r .
Hul the >ries should
he g i v e n prat lieal tests, reasmied
the 1 las- in e.,.limine- under young
Professor
tMrwin
D.
F.dvvards,
and (lie prnl'essiir finally .agreed
w i t h his students that tl'iev were
right.
T h e professor 1..1.I Ills , l a - they
must read eighteen I
k- mi social
e m i l m l nf husiness.
l i e a l - n told
them P. adnpl a practical a l t i t u d e
I n w a r d labor problems
A l t e r a whispered einil'erenre , 1
the students, up rose kdumr M a r
- h a l l . 17. a j u n i o r , and said
" W e believe y m i r assignment iunl'air. W e are taking a prai t i . a l
aimude
toward
labor
problem-.
W e are rea.h to reaeh a ,,,111pm
nn-e t h r o u g h l o l l e c l i v c b a r g a i n i n g .
If vmi don't auree I'm a f r a i d there
w i l l he a - i n k , . W e r a n . of . m i r - e ,
the
week
the j u n i o r
by
class, w i l l
r e m a i n :i so ret u n t i l the night nf the
diinee.
She w i l l preMdc nver the an-
nual
junior
l-'riilay
prnni,
In
he
night, January
conducted
.1. at
the
rania eluh b a l l r o o m . I n m i 'ITO
o'clock, according
In
Koger
Wi-
to 2;(!()
Bancroft,
general 1 h a i r i n a i i fur the week end.
\l
the 1 11 I nl
c|iiee:i.
the s i x t h
a n ..nipnnie.l
tcndailK
the
eleetii.n.
will
l>>
ilaiue
her
l\m
at
r n n n i 1 - up 111 the 1 l a - eiilei
the
ballroom
and
l a k e her plaee mi the l l i n n i i
m a i v h , headed h> the
I'l.nii
throne.
In the
lell
I he hue nl
grand
la. 1 * 11>
in
the
1
pa-
id l.< I n n
I he p a t r o n , and patronesses mi
I )r.
dent, and
Mi
'.mi
M.I,In.
II.
Met/ler;
,,l
\
the
B m h a , her, | n < - i
Mi-
dean,
\1111a
1'
! „ . , I nl
I'..
less,,,-
ami
Mr-
I'ieiee,
dean
I.e. .rue
the M.uiiiieie,
Mr-
Muk:
M.
..ml
Harry
Fur. hen.,ugh. he,el .,1 the ma
le-,,r
Dr
Mill,.11 1.
education,
and
Mr-,
Nil-mi,
Mi-.
pm
--.mill
p m i . --,.r
Xel-mi;
.,
I'm
l , - - , , r A. \ \ . U n l e y . head ,,1 111, I n tor,
Dr.
the
deparlin.nl,
Harm
lla-lmg-;
Mr-.
IM-lcv
depaitineiit.
and
.1
Dr
tin
and
ready
die I I I - I
111
an.
A i r - . 1 liciicy.
llnvvlcy
I'm-
had
Mrs. Dnb.ll .
I M i . and M r - . 'l),.ii
aid 1 . F r y , m l . n i - l n i , l . „ - in F.neh-h.
MiSS GRAHAM, '30,
WILL DIRECT PLAY
FOR BLACKFRIARS
will pi, -.in
\ mi and I , " a l i n e , a. I
play, hy P h i l i p P a i n , mi Mar. h IN,
at ,X nil ,.', |,.. I, ni l b , ,11,In,a nun ,a
I'.iee ball. Is,,I . r u n ' l a i . a m , Mi 1 , w i l l
due, I Ike p i . a .
PI,u
' l „ , . „ ' made I, l a d
.1
,,l tin I a - l . rn Di II i, I M i n i m i a ,,
ol I I I , . , , , I hall.
I I , , ,, U 1 | | ,-ds,,
he a i n . , line ol l b . . l a - . m m . d i m •
in l b .
I mine.
M
K'h b a l d mi ball
. a r b e i a, II., ,1.,',
I h, p r , . m a i n ,,i i l „ • 1 • il
hidep i , ,,,.!,, i ' . „ i , I pan.
II,...
1 me. a
. e a r and a , l :. ol ,|, ! , , l , •.
I HI, . i and ni, ml , , ol l b . , se. II
l i v e .,,
I ,.l lb, ., -,, i.ilmn in, hide
I awi.n..
\ . w.mhh, 'al, p n - n l e i i l ,
Kalh.
L i .1..I1H, ' i a ,
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tl.,,,111,1 . I a,a
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Ma, M l . I,
•_'l , M, lam,
1 .i.n,1.
.'.
I lean.,I
II
pel
Huge-.
..'o, , m , |
M l . ha, I
I ep, lino, '.in
M's.
\,n„
I mi, ,,,
' I n . is .,,, h o u o i . n v
m . m h . i ,,i l b ,
,.,,„„ il
TO HAVE SPFAKKK
Ml
I , she. nl I h e I I,anib, i ,,|
I , , m i , , , ,, , ..I
M b . , i n . w i l l b. l i i .
- I , , ,,k, i i,,i
ih>
I .dii mo v i n , , m m
,,| l l i . I ,., i n n . i . , . b i b .
I In m e . I
nm
w i l l In
du.l.d
Ihursdav,
I , In w.ii , P.
Mi
P. - b . w i l l .peak
,,n " W hat the P i m m , , \ | , , , , k s
p e . t s ol l b , H i g h S c h o o l 1,,1'udu-
ate in Luiuiuerce."
$2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issues.
GREEKS TO SEND
RUSH INVITATION
Supervises Rushing
Formal Rushing Period to Open
Thursday, February 2, President
of Council Says
whmu
team,
to
il
keep
o'clock
the
return
!•„•
Ihiney.
I- ieiu, Diek
uul
I m
! yon-
l , meet
the
Perm,'
varsity
an 1 Prank
l.mi
nf '_"), I h a i i e -
< hi, ,1a-
I U r n . v , .plain,,1 the
,,i
'.III.
Dean Anna E. Pierce, who will
'_"> varsity.
and
Kog.-i
P.m. i o n .
I in, hide-
(,rover
Tom
i.arrelt.
and
will
A
llol.dine
and
memorial
derson,
Kngei
Ml
service
will
not
i ),-
P r i i h a , b. r . \ p e , I- thai the eni
piocess
bv
h.
in
use
,,l m o v i n g
by
w.ll
Mmnlav. p.bniarv
the
K
lb " A h , ' ' M i l l , .-, former man
a e . r ,,i the M a t , ba-ketball and base
ball n a m - . , w i l l b r i m ; hilelier-m
I k e n o i i i i n io Pane , olirl to i.ppnM
M i l l i e I [ lull in the p r e h i n i n a r v game.
I he I, I'fer-mi l i m b team recently tie
leate.l :-, hoharie I h u h on lilt 'killer
-ludci
he . . . m p l e
n. l b .
In -I '
I he , bailees and inn w a l i m i - in t
library
oil
llie
unhide
main
a lame
ll
'.
readme,
Willi
a'led in l o u r v ears'.
K'av
I lain-.
varsiiv
i.l.iv, r. is . o a . l u n e M i l u e
r„.
over
be
ihe library
and
work
in-
- t a l l , and an elevator run
nine to ihe ha-eiueul
,,l I I .
" , ''IM
' "
'
11
" l i ! '"' " M l 1 " " ' ' 1 ' ' l K v
CHORUS
|
I mlv
TO
17,
11:10
o'clock
assembly,
Kathcrine
M o o r e , '.k!. announced.
Dr.
David
l l u t e l i i i i s i . i l , head of
em eminent
services
the
d e p a r t m e n t , w i l l ..pen the
with
a prayer.
Miss
Kdith
professor of
Latin,
K r a m e r s , '.i.i, a member
and I ' a r o l y i !
of
Sienna
in
. oiiiineiuoralimi.
Alpha
sorority,
will
The
speak
Stale
Col-
leue eb..ills, under the d i r e c t o r of I )r,
T.
krederiek
II.
( andly n.
the mu.-ie depai liiient,
basketball
11 lull.
Silver
and
by
na
An
bead
will
cki.se
o|
the
service by sinnine, t w o nuniber.s, " T h e
, eiliue, lights and chandelier-, a -, ia, ,,„,,,..
Alice
November
w i l l be . m i . l i t , led t i n - in..rnui,e in the
ju.-.rve
|,| ; i verare
Pud
Ki-am,
I Jerry P u l l , r, I l--y Brooks, f o r w a r d s ;
, mi n i l , . enter . and Paul 1 '.111
I,cane
Pan. m i l . and Pal D,
_'4 at a l i m e when l b . -e i n a l e i ,
for
w i n , died
W a l k n e , assistant
an
SING
Swan"
" le--.ii,
by
Joy
Orlando
of
'.' ' s i a l i o i i
W I ,Y,
l l :dav
allernooil.
" I 1 1 " 1 ' ' 1 ! M , , , , | , _>.). , , , „ , , ,| nil 1 , , ' T . i l l o'clock.
Dcsiruic,"
I huh.
Miss
uieinb, r- ,.f the M a l e
(.ibb.ni-,
Man'-
A n d e r s o n , in
,,
,
,
physically handicapped,
I ollegc w o r k and also
y
ol
spile , , | In-iuu
,
,
kepi up in her
participated in
extra-curricular
aclivi-
ie was a member of classical
, prepared mi Ihe second llnor ol l b . \ \ i , ' i .Hid,,,- ,,l the Ceneral I'.le.
hnildmu
These have been d.
i n , i m u p a i i y ol Sehene, lady, located l h l l > M l u r i u ' r Ireslmian year, and i
, , | , - | , e , i.illy lor the I I - , ol debali ] m the D. W i l l I lint,.|| hotel at S t a l e ] ineinber of b r e n c l l club for
llirei
ips and .oii'ferencc w o r k ,
' a n d k ae !e -I re, I -,
I years.
She look pari in M o v i n g i i |
J day
stunts
in her . k i s s .
She
was a
; member of ihe p r o g r a m committee l m
Thoughtlessness, Not Discourtesy, Is
She was a
j u n i o r | M. on l a - l y ear.
Fault Of Students, Faculty Believe uieinb. r ol M i n n a Mpha .or. . r i l \ .
nl thai d i - l r a . l i o n - In
, la-- and b\ l o n v , r-ine
all, i i.i 1 p i . . , . - ,s w l l l . i l
.aid, avol's Io , , I I rv out.
• ugee Is ;,. , oiistru, live
vlr I:
in, i HI. |o 111 .11' e a el , at, I lb,.light
nun. l b , , I I , b - d i m , ul ,.i a . . n a m
, , , ; , ,a . l l n .
in lb. I i . huiaii Maud
I, ...1. and Ihe I
..Ii.in ol
lll.leul
p m n a i ;n I, " i i . l
n, i l i , , , „ , , , I p i , ,
, an.
• I he i.mil b. • I In, I w, at
M ,1, ,. .',:•.
.,,,
v, n
dim,,, l a i n ,
• m d . ol
I i ,, ullv m, i,ib, i- ..1 ke. '
aid M l
I I nil. v
I III- lend Io inah,
ll„
l u , | , ill
. . b b v i m i . ..I i n , . - - a n
I h . m e h l l e - - n . -•
rather
than , | i - ,|. nl • w.
o l l l l e . v seem- |o be i l l . ' l a i l l l nl S l a t , i , olumg 1
olhre
sindelll -. ,11 ,,,1'd l , "
Io tb< ! be,.I. I l!
, , , „ i i , „ , - ..I -. , . r a l n u m b , i - . I ihe
,,,!ilinned
it.
uiv, . l i g a t i o n
,.n i
| , | o l , i , in
I hi- i a n II, 1,ill,,11 ol 1
s i a l e i n e i i l - mad. la-l week by
\l
\ene- k I n i l , i, i. a - i - l a n t p r . u ,
,,| l - n e h h
" \ \ e - h o l l l d - l / e lip a . l l l l . l l l ,11 !
,,,,-e w, I,a, I." Hi
P '•'..)., l l , M o l l
, isi.mi | , i , . i , -, a ,,i , dii. all, ,n,
I
IMIn.b
" \ \ , I, l.d I " ! ,
'"''^ "
b i l l , bit o v . r u n p i i l i v
'
,
..,,,1
" I In- ,,11, n Urn.
had I
.,1
ii ib,
u u l . I,I . m i I... P .,:,...
h l l , , „ l l lb. idea ol wb.ll ' ,'P,'I
Juniors To Edit Annual
Prom Issue of "News"
I be n. si is-lie ,,| Ihe S i V I I I
Ni w
January
27,
Bessie
[ntcrsoror-
today.
I n f o r m a t i o n r e g a r d i n g financial o b l i gations ,f anv s o r o n l v w i l l be sllp-
ol
ib.i --mi. . " i
h i . a- ., h u h
' II.- m o
«•
hi..Hi ai ., lb,
:.w
up. lb,
i, Ii n,
l b . in .,
lailll-
I ll
al M a t ,
I.
i.,1111
tin
will
appear
junior
on
class.
Friday,
This
i-ue
kebiu.u,
I,
uppl
111
lb,- day ,,i ihe p i o i n .
\
lour
pace
|,nllll,
a d l Ii, the - p . . i.'d le.illire ,,| lb,
II, n d . .
tin
pap.r
will
...mam
i H o w a r d , ' . i l . ,."-,„ nil.
editor
ol
ihe
, , hi, i ol lln
.'
"l.lk.n
'nm.
and
\iw
mil.
H i , !,,,.,
Kalh,
.
man
mil
I h.
Ml,lib.
Monday
night each s o r o r i t y
will
call al the o i i i . e ,.i Dean A n n a P..
Pierce for the Ii-t ol ihe f r e - h n i e u w h o
membership
through
sorority
and
ii.diiuen
preference.
Before
Slid
o'i l.„ k that n i g h t , the - . . m r i t i e - must
have l l i c i r f o r m a l b i d - in the m a i l .
I n answer to these bid.- freshmen
n i u - l appear al the sororilv house at
5 OH ,,'. !o, k Wednesday. February 8,
for p'
I n t e l -or. ir.lv < mini il w i-hes i., e \
.on lli.it preferential bid ling is not
tended to r e - i m I .indents i,,,in j o i n g -, ,r, nilies in any way. It purp. '-e
ler of the bidding ,
,r,,rilv.
Mlhoiigh
hided'h>
no more
each
than
Y.W.C.A. TO OPEN
SECOND SEMESTER
USED-BOOK SALE
'I lie -ale ,,| -, . lid hand bo ,k- w i l l
be Coil,In ted bv III, Ymiue Woiuen'.i b r i - l an : i - , „ i ; , l
u. ,r
Mmid.n,
I ebruaiv n, I , Monday I , hrn.iry Jll,
Peal, I, I
I ,,..
Ml
. ball III all.
all-
ill l b . low, I
M l sindeni-
, , k l b . -a', h, e m , lis l o i pel ,,.,1
,', K ..,,, N.
Draper ball.
. -I II hooklb. Ill Io Ihe
e-,|,,v ol the
I he
ol ||
l-ue
, la -
edit
I \
lln-.
I Hii. i.d riishine w i l l iml begin u n t i l
o a m ,,', lock T h u r s d a y , February
1,
and w i l l . o n l i u i i e u n t i l S a l u r d a v , Febr u a r y d. al 10 .10 . . ' d o c k ,
F r m n thai
l i m e u n t i l Ihe fnllnvving M m i d a v at
n
i, there - h a l l be a -dent period
w i t h no r u s h i n g ,
A t ') Oil ,,'clo. k Monday, F e b r u a r y
',, a preference blank w i l l be put in
the ma ll.,,-,. ,,i each freshinaii w h o
ha- re. eive I a r u - h i n v i t a t i o n .
Pcfore in ion cai h freshman n i u - l Mil ibis
blank and r e t u r n il to Dean Pierce's
mine
11 -be h a - bin one preferem e,
she need not fill in her s e e n d and
t h i r d preferen.es.
I f she d o e , not
w i s h to j o i n a sorority al Ibis time.
she is requested to baud in the empty
blank w i l h I n r name.
pr
issue, an I w i l l be edited by the mem
her-
•a. uh .. who
i„ Hid h. .,,11-idereil amill,.i
aduln
\l.
I i, • p i t ,
lin
if
,ll- ,,| la, nil v
,,.I I
-.
!' •>
| ..
; ll
,,
I
w i l l he ihe annual j u n i o r
aging
In
M O M , b.h.v.
I, e. h a - l b . p i o h l ,
hand,,,,,, l o o u i . o n i .
, , , , , . ' , , , / , l b , ., in ..I ,
!,, Ipine ,a p,,,|,',
I
Friday,
i UI.
Pan, m i l . l o f w a r d - ;
Pen P„d,lt or
euie-li
, U'av H a r r i s at . e n t e r ; and ( aptaiu
| : l , | n,:nute ( _.,- , |( . , . ^ ^ ; m | | ( , . „ o . , ^
^ ^
m
for
the
,,,,,1,., ,,| || u . s u p e r v i s e t h e filing of r u s h i n g in- pl ed by Miss A n n a I t u r b a i l k , -e. re;,, , I v i l a l i . i n s t o f r e s h i i i e u f r o m h e r of- tarv t,, D r \ R. P r u h a , her. presi;
'.in . p i u i i . l , w i l l be playing
again-!
fice, l a n t i a r v 2 7 .
tl.nl.
lb, r f. .rinei p u p i l - when they la. c
ginning
week nl tile -e.
from
K'lishini: i n v i t a t i o n s w i l l contain bids
h, a f o r m a l dinner on T h u r s d a y n i g h t ,
F e b r u a r y 2 ; a tea dance F r i d a y a f t e r noon, F e b r u a r y . 1 ; and a breakfast,
•-aturilay, February k Freshmen must
answer these r u - h i n v i t a t i o n s by return mail.
W h i - t m i . Ken I arpenter,
Mian, , l a -
freshmen
be mailed
ity council announced
are
Aitcrha.k,
to
considering
S i m m o n s , M l president of
night at S 15 .,', lock.
will
will
are
'bice of Dean A n n a K. Pierce at 6 : 0 0
its
opposes
invitations
sororities
membership
four names of
he m i l
when
Pn-hiiii:
basketball
Mmnie, the -tin - of yesteryears who
1 i
library
- I n lent 1
' I " " minpletinn
,,,' ,!,,-,.,
,11 11. 111 M,
iir
i.l.,'. . i i i . i i n
. . . n i . | . , r ..I I iraper h a l l .
M r . I'.ml I I . S l a n t s , . 1 - 1 l a n ! in
-iru.lmin e - v c r u i n f l i t , and
Mr-.
Nhe.il-; Mr. I'dwaril I
( . , . p , r , in
slni,i,,r
m
, muiuei ,e,
aim
Mis
I',,..per; D r . l b , w a r d
\ . I 1,.hell, a-
will
intact
morrow
ails in the p r o j e c t . Di
\ . N I'.ru
her, | , r e - i d i i i t , -aid r e . e i i t l y .
Mis
I I - . M I 1 liciicy
A m .111 .1 1 hih,
1933
M i n i m i i|iiinlel mi Pa.ee hall court to-
\ \ . H a s t i n g s , . I i a i r m a n ..
IngliMi
president
and
college
ill its first
-,.a-nn.
re. , . n l
I'.ii.h
l a i d '- ,11th, a - - i - l a n l
nl e.lu.ali.,11, and
I he new
he
Profess,,
t h e m a l i e - d e p a r t m e n t , and M r - .
| A N T A R V 20,
i I -y B r o o k - , j i i n i n r - , of die varsity. COLLEGE TO HAVE
HAWLEY LIBRARY
HI
bed tin M-i fre-biuau team.
MEMORIAL RITES
TO OPEN FOR USE
i ,,;>, h P a k e r w i l l |,r,,h.ibly
-tart
IN 11:10 ASSEMBLY
SECOND SEMESTER 111, -.line learn w h i c h defeated H a m i l
depall
nient.
e n o u g h ; Dr
the
I ' m f e - - , r I ' d w a i . 1 - emnprnii
I'.i-iha. her ; D r . \ \ :ll
women.
Yolk.
I-
FKIIMV,
Tllo.M Vs U VAX, 'a-l
Sr..Kis Km
Ni-w-
Male
iindefealed
IMK - t - .
the i p i e . i i .
d a m e ar.
l',»
I'hc
.piecim
mar, h will
m u e .ir.iiind the hall
Y.,
State Will Seek Fifth Victory in
Game With Graduates
on Page Court
\l'tei
the .pieen ha- lieeii 1 rovviied, tin
will
the
N.
ALUMNI TO PLAY
TOMORROW NIGHT
Students Show Professors
Practical Use Of Theories
Name of Girl Chosen to Preside
Will Be Kept Secret Until
Night of Dance
i
TEACHERS, ALBANY,
h,
nm
I'„
W ilk.II , a
M a n , a i Pike, M l . I- , h.man.m ,,( ,
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1 hose w
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INDUCTS FIVE MEMBERS
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opinion.
that
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nil,,
lull
membership:
kdward
I h, ,1. . d i m . lor . o i i l n h i i l i m n w i l l
le an when tin \ b.nup. i lh. begniinng ,,| s, „ ,.,l u p l i l l a m i b, I I . i in.ail
Monday,
lebni.iry
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I a ll , i , a „
n and iigg, - l i o n - w i l l ( o v u e a n d t . i l b e r t I l e l . a i i r , s e n i o r s ; he
I.e., Plaute. M l ; and K e l l l l e l b t b n P . s k o . '.i.i. w . i - editor of Ihe I m l issue
in: 1,, n i l . i
on, l.,-l i
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sophod i - t i i i buig , m i v e r - . . l i o n , bin be n n m - j .md - l u d e n t - t h i o l i g b the n i l l l l l l l b ul
M i l l a r d , '33. w i l l edit the t h i r d issue.
mores.
tu call u discourteous, actiuii.
b i n - the N E W S .
STATE COLLEGE NEWS JANUARY 20, 1933
State College News
TD(^\r^\1S'
Established by the Class of 1918
The Undergraduate Newspaper of New 'York
State College for Teachers
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WRITES
COMMUNICATIONS
NOVELIST
"PARSON'S
NINE"
TO
1'or Sale in the Co-op
Parson's
THE
N E W S STAFF
Nine.
By Noel
Company.
Noel
ALVINA R. LEWIS
Bditor-iii-Chief
Y. VV. C. A. House, 219 Ontario Street, 2-1187
ists
Strcatfeikl
Managing
Editor
295 Elk Street
1932,
winner
for
newest
MARY DOHERTV
Finance Manager
Clii Sigma Theta, 078 Madison Avenue, 2-6126
Manager
her
MARION HOWARD
Associate Managing
160 Western Avenue, .1-69.15
LAURA STYN
Editor
and
After
of
his
books
married
of
David?"
"Nine,"
said
name
their
Judith,
In
this
the story
the "twins."
Churston, the
after
Tohit,
Sirach,
and
the
"If
mi
The
first
Sir James
nine
Baruch.
Susanna.
C o d should
so
bless
lie might
have
us."
SENIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Harriet Dunn and Ruth
Putnam.
JUNIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS : Altnira Russ,
Elizabeth Salcse, Thehna Smith, and Kathryn Wilkins.
DESK EDITORS: Ruth Brooks, Valentine Reutowich,
Dan Van Lcuvan, and Ruth Williams, sophomores.
REPORTERS: Luisa lglesias, Rose Kantor, Carolyn
Kramers, Hilda Smith, and Edith Tepper, seniors;
Celia Bishop, Diane Boehner, Hilda Buokheim, Beatrice
Coe, Marion Mlecv.ek, Rose Rnsenheek, Bessie Slelkar,
and Elizabeth Zuend, juniors; Florence Ellen, Bessie
Hartman, Hilda Heines, Emily Hurlbut, Olga Ilyra,
Anna Koren, and Esther Rowland, sophomores. SPORTS
EDITOR: Thomas Ryan, \S4. ASSISTANT FINANCE M A N AGER: Katherinc Haug, '34. CIRCULATION MANACER:
Jean Watkins, '33. BUSINESS STAKE: lieatriee Burns,
Mildred Facer, Edith Garrison, Prances Maxwell, Elizabeth Premcr, Alma Quimby, Julia Riel, and Margaret
Walswortli, sophomores.
"(Jod
blessed
blessed
been
them
a
and
they
childhood
these
is a
This
and
is
it
book
in
to
Miss
bound
together
understanding.
In
a n d seven
together,
explored
the
brothers
played
life.
old parsonage,
that
a
Catherine
together,
I •'row
through
their
the
Streatfeil I traces
bitter
one will
during
new and
not
easily
the
the patten,
interesting
a n d feelings
forget.
period
of
of
The
the W a r ,
point
of
view
the English
— i f J2r*
,
Tfvw
1 W
'fc
''hXT.
T
which
thing
of
young
what
ball
the
BY T H E
MILLS
ART
PRESS,
ALBANY,
N.
Y.
X V I I ,
\ < i . 14
January
21), I ' M . *
Albany.
\ .
V
some
the shape
in
the N E W S .
the
boll
The
intriidtuticiii
bidding
in
system
iIn- progress
present
Slate
..rit\
method
houses
, ollege
ru-hing
of rushing
formal
soroni;.
at
i n
laiti.s
wherein
of
a
marks
step
,,f i l u - s o r o r i t i e s .
.ill r u - h i n g
a n 1 is l i m i t e d
preferential
a further
to three
a,
e a . b eligible
and desirable
a produ. I on the m a r k e l
this
usually
which
be ug
lo
.let. n i i m e d
the soiont
m-liee
„
E
by
aI the
functions
pi. siion
was looked
i., t h e h i g h e s i
(In
,>uaiit!ly
uml.l
-bower
.
ational
fields
The
was
"for
"pretty
Us t o
grab
without
lake
being
possession
go unpunished,
part
of
and
long
game;
was kicked
feel
spirit
loud
were
last
week,
and an extra
pit, and o u r
We
lo re-
and we
has been
have
sheet
dropped
to
patriotism
little
heart
has
to
more
sus-
.
mi
of
view
is d i l T e r e n l
the olhei
ban,I,
we
from
play
dial
tennis,
r e g u l a r l y , a n d in e.i.h ol those
we have personally
often
die
nine
than
u p >n
b i d d i r.
ol
CMnl-
o n llie
in
ruahy.
rules.
noticed
Perhaps
recre-
p a n l i , ed a i ode of
i l r p, c h a p s
tin ie
for
expeiieii.e
.an
o r g a n i / , .1,
a m i if I h a l
inter
to
game-
ethics
obsirves
belween
c,
operative
are a
be so, w h a l
i olh-gial.
lis i h a l
opponent
is H i e d i f f e r e n c e
and
,,ur baskelball
play m g
proves
Ihal
ihal
, <impcliii.ni
i|o| a r e e r e a l i o n ,
,md
i-
iml
business,
justification
atlib lies:
fairness
But
in a l h l e l i . s
our
is r e r
iin.lir
has
fortunate
e a , II
>ear
whitli
been
Iless
thai
P.
-stale
bidding
i. a n . o l l e g e ,
(In-
iulei
inipio.c
i
rushing
p r o p , , ed
lor til.
. rential
IMlillipiM
A s I'",
w o u l d w o r k f o r more force and vol
nine.
Vibrancy
would
make
liei
w h i m s y r e a c h us.
A l l the charming
f o n d a n d s e l f - o b l i v i o u s m o t h e r s of m n
'.vh'nm ' i ' - | n , l . e .
arcpiaiutaucc
,,.,. a m sleep al
i l . Jimt ' " r e e l a h ,
\|av I s u r e s t
Ihal o i l . l i m k
th
, „ , ,,| l l e m l n e k , .il s h i i l l h l m i . . , - , l n
., r. r i t y
a n d b. ! l e i
...iidu.led
AIII
b,
llie
I h : - I a n -I
-\-leln
sin , ,
m l
lo,
I. p
lailgllt
width
n-
n-ein!
pill
oi the H i r e r
\
p r a i I n e, a n I w m i d , r n i l b.
the dell
III.k -
In u l i s w o g g l . . 1 ,
w.
ol
doii'l
•
b
in op, raliou
n in
Ihal
1111 l l a d e
Ilk,
"llie c o d e " ; and we admit
whal
frankly
mn
I'ollll
ol
men a n
ol
vn w
loriuanl
ihal
w,
don't
di
bl
.ailed
leel
will
-
and • i
g i ; ni oi
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I
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. ,d, h i
i n . i, a n d
r.id.o
has
a. l o r d e d
w
\ S I
I aiidlyn,
m . i i • i l,..i n
h,,„„|. ,
I he w o m e n '
do
I I I
l.a- a g ;
in.
i
, learn.
nude
u„,m.
the high,
,,
,
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do,,i„,
A
m,i, i
, , p p . ,,i a m ,
i pi.o i
will
iron,
begin
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a
pio
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I J,
I,,,,
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alway -
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I wo
W e m n I bin
mn,I loiilorm
111. I l g l h l e
all, i
i
In
know
ll„
l o play
in
II
\li
than
linn
w.
,\.
A! -
in
a
regional
introdii. lion
;,ear
oi
ha
a
,onle
1 |,„
i , iiibin.d
mad.
p.,
u
i o
, horn-,-
Mr.
years,
sought.
Black was ru-lv and creak}
and yet had our syinpadi}
u
a-
Ibe lather s t r i v i n g lo break
Ihrmigl
t h e r e s t r a i n ! o f b i s c l a s s l o r e a . It I n
son.
M o r e o f M i s t e r B l a c k , please.
Wilfred
Allard
made
a line
T h e audience
a n o t h e r , t h e play
garel
Strong
younger
sister,
Sineerelv.
Ilanv
ATHLETIC
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HOSPITALITY
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N,
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In,U
t h e K.-lllle l a - t . o i l . , m l , v l „ ,
mark,.I "Ul I n o n i . e >»<•• ' >•;, Iv ,,
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II
i v l i l have .1
Ilv iii
, i i, | „ m i l -i Iii ' I n I ,
..ml in el
,|,,n.-,l,le lean,- '
I -' !•« > I • 11-
looking
il-eli
was al-
is w e l l d o n e .
Mai
made
a
wins,urn
charming
lo
view
'We
wondered
occasionally
wrists were too graceful.
The
set o f
by
l.imes,
ll,-,..„ e,,.li|„.|ili..li
Wi
e ve.,,- gl.-ivine ,,,:,•
if
her
l i t e s e c o n d p l a v . ViV/7i',m
l.uigi
Pirandello,
was
'','„u"all "lii'ul'-' .in'.l .si,.'. .1
isnle.
! „ „ . , ,- , ] , , , , ! , , I v „ n e l l n , . , l
I «.e
,|„. ml,,.,
,,.,1,1 Willi l l i e |,e, llll.l
.., l i e
l ; . . e o - i.leal lli.i
,„-,.|al„„
il,.- l-.-lllle ,11,1
o - I K '•! He I' » - "
.|,„,l hill . h o i m l I I I , ,1 i v , v ni
' '|""h,',|!,'. lh',,' iVl'lei
,1,1, ale.l
industrial age was luincd on
li waas i f a g l a r i s h
lloo.l light
b a d been
allowed lo throw
its r a v e n o u s beama m o o n l i g h t scene.
Nevertheless,
t h e l a m p w a s m i n o r a n d l l i e M - I a - .,
w h o l e w a s a s t u . ess.
work
of
Kenneth
spots.
Evervonc
has a
"News-ol'liee"
personality
of
us c a n ' t
rise
above
lo
Wall,,
on
The
, . i l t i m l I.. . " 1 .
oil
i t a r l l i n g a n d beatiliful, until the p r o
t r i l l i n g e l e .t r i e b u l b o f t h e A l l i e n , an
PAY
It"
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KOK P O S T E R S ?
I liri-l.an
I o l l e g e , n;
and
stum
it m i t h e
stage
K e n s h o w e d i h a l he c o u l d ; w e f o r g o l
utterly
that
we had k n o w n
his aa n y o n e else bill M u c u e c i o . d i e poeti.
piccalo player, w h o had d r e a m - belon
him.
In addition,
i v e d
bv
Mr
d i e last
scene
wa-
Christian
mil
in every
shade of
with great imagination.
wearing
an
M i - - M i r - ,I
k n o w s b o w t o use s y m p a t h y
I , be-l
effc. I a n d l o point m i l pathos
when
we m i g h t o v e r l o o k it.
W e bop, thai
State's Stage
Lucille
will
h a v e a , b a n , e l o plav
oilier types; we would like lo h a w
h e r b e c o m e p e r m a n e n t l y i n ,lh< i l v a n ,
iiiitlerstau.ling.
\ aleuline
itisou
were
KellloWicb
dehgblful
w ise e n o u g h
lo lemper
.10, es | o g i v e
I
llie
ai .
a m ! B o b K' I
seivaul- an,
llietr
rieh|
i
p e i f,,i in
bill
I- - l l i e t
n-
in
I lallad.-i}
In r
. a u ed
alleinpls
l,,
ut.ii
he
-ul.l ,
d
opbisii, at, d.
I lie .nit.ill n w I ' ! I
i neikt up . . m - i an I l l i , I w o i . n d
o | f „ | I,, K i t
,, k i n g : Il p p a i l t
'•"••'
ihle
gieal.i
held-,
veais
, hoiu-
ol
, lioiu
t: l a d l e -
ii,,.o
,d
v.iv
, II.
, , . m i i lineM i s , | lalla.kiv
, i
d a i . i l b e r d u n , t i l l r o l e w< I I . g n m e
u.,I I "
step
I audi', n
has
developing
.a
in
llie
-p.nl
a group
Male
a
||,,
nun h
lime
lo
p i . -enled
i ollege.
hi
Ii
lioriis
and , l|,,n
is w o r t h )
lo lb,
ihal
Dr. I uiidlyn slu.uld be ihu-, letognuwj.
w m I.
ea, li
pubhi
I li
y.-.u
n
in l h .
the g i o u p an,
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wa
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lb,
bellbl
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enveloped
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I lolabog
one
of
l
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is a b o , i
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smiled
.,
bilk
We
u-sert
a-
il . . l i e , is s e r i o u s l y
Calendar
I,III,,I l l l t n ,
I'.iee
|.
III
luu-.l
apologize
that
we mean
for haMiig
a-
every
bleu
wold
so sei i o n s ,
ul it,
.
.
b u t VVt
,
.1 '
ball
Wh.i
lh,
Monday
,
i-
formal
house,
p
in
dinner
Kii-bing
at
,-,,
ea.b
loilil'iale
vm,,ml,
I,,
il
bavi
\l
-.
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have
api
Hub ul
l i t . I h l l , ,1
blalll. . |,.l
iln,mil
Inn,,,u
l,u
ill,
b
T h u r s d a y , February 2
I-' HI) a. in I- xa
unions , ml
MMHJ
p,
TO KILE BLANKS
lla-k.lball
Ml
I'age
llie
are
vnv
I ulli t,
hah
Tomorrow
N I -
who
Willi
el- .d
m l
Mi
takes any
our relations
I i..mn
lb,
, llji
Hit , l i n e ,
play • m . i k . l l . i n
'
am w dial -1.ill
I . m , i- I I i v . i
mis
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I lie,I
,v
lo
ale ni, luasintiih
olhei
.olleges.
vs..
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pill d t p , lid.
•nli.iltl.lv
bun
lh.
.i.ii i i n I I l i a l i m i , i l u a t h l e l i i
, oiin, il, a n d die dile, l o r
,,l m e n ' s a l h l e l i . s w i l l d o s o i u c i l u n g l o r e i n e d } i b i s s i t u
an 1 M i -
I. j . ,
I I I , i II,hllg
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m
I di
undei g i aduatcs
I I.dla,I,iv
I
1, •
t h e I, a m
I I, . p l l t
l i e lie I I h a l w e enjoy
wall lung h i m
l o r I n - p i t 11} p l a y n i g , w e I " h i v e t h a i M a l e s h o u l d . m i
f o r m l o i l l , n g u l . i i i , , n - w i n , b u-sii n I , o l l e g e - w h o m
m
on l h . ...tin
!
t
II,ed,
, . I, i i s i y , I v . w , , ,u
Ml
l l o l . d i n g s pos
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In
w o n a i s i.l ,,,
and
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my, lo n o .
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dlv. !„ I
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ll a n d
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l o ,,,.,, 1
he b.
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pi,.). - I - . i,
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till
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deparlmeol
plan-
epitomized
first
appearance,
Black, for a
for anv appearance,
did a
. p l e n d e d b.l o f w o r k .
S e l d o m t- t i n
allusion
of the age created
with"U.
loss o f t h e c o m p l e t e n e s s of d i e c h a r
in
ha
I he m e l h o j ol
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portrayal. Incidentally,
worn French heels'
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" '" I,f this l i . s ' l i l . i l i . n . a m i net l h , . e , „ i ; , l ,
llippaul.
is
sotighl
evening.
p l a y , The A ' , T O Word,
by
Barrie, gave Doris Il o w .
John
Black
an opportunity
fo,
of
finished
acting.
Doris
Howe
a sweet voice, capable of dehca
iml
dividual.
It
i f f e r i inn I " V ' t u . n i ,
issue „ f t h e I . K I N
li
.'I . l i k e t i n i s s u e : l i n e
L u c i l l e l l i r s e h ' s c h a r a c l e r i z a l i o n ,,,
M a r i a a p p e a r e d l o have been w o r k e ,
o u r point
bill,
' ' V ' a i u "f' c u r s e
is,,, ,,f Hie latest
„.,.„„ Ihal ynu
t i e s ; she seems to k n o w h o w to color
her
words,
but we wish
thai
sin
rabid
and
up during
editorials,
dark
most
in t h e a g i t a t i o n
we cheered
now our
piugpoiig, and .aids
no 11\ d u a l
when
that
.
are
follow.
the referee
the Hamilton
dulled.
thai
players
to
easy
team
some-
The
is d o n e
identical
know
the athlete,
of
small
of a deep,
o u r cheer.
We
be, w e
us
been one of Slate's
of pep talks,
considerably
told
which
illegally
schedule;
But
to
cleverness.
some
preceding
week
I.elite
most embarrassed.
W h e n a n audieuc,
feels t h e m o o d of a scene t h r o u g h n i l
actor's
plaving
up to the w o r d ol
basketball
oul-of-botiuds
we have
g l a d t o see t h e fuss
tain
A N'l ).\ P A R T I S A N INN'i )\'ATK ) \
for bis
we took
in
that
nonchalance,
our basketball
a month
last
perfectly
Hamilton
time
the
coaching,
reported
utter
inclined
of
"the code"
and
is, o n e c o u l d
with
patriots;
been
Vol.
a
rewarded
For
for
called
bad been
thai
ball
vise
Hamilton
he
il
on
caught";
member
experience
since
highly
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,...1.1 ««y t h a i » " » I I J I I I I ,,f l l i e s l l n l e n l l i n . l y a - v i m • '
soldier
son. gallant
enough
for tin
lastes ,,f a n y f a m i l y .
His taciturn,ly
a n d n e a r - m o r t i f i c a t i o n at h i s f a t h e r ' s
a w k w a r d a t t a c k w a s d o n e i n his besl
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THE COMMENTSTATER
(Newspaper p •;;;:•;>• '• :;r."
c o u l d he b a n i s h e d
acterization
lives.
the status
the lime
of
parents
stood
England,
presents
regard
at
of youth,
two young
had not
the twins,
and jointly
in the lovely
realizations
more,
mind."
their
always
together,
selling
many
bond
of
exactly,
were
close
world
sisters
nine
a good
and Susannah
little
fought
with
of a strong
singularly
active
ol
with
possessed
Baruch
by
them
tribulations
the
faintly.
solemnly,
Miss Eutterer and her Elementary
D r a m a t i c s class a r e t o be c o n g r a t u lated o n the selection of three such
attract, ve
plays;
pre-exainiualion
told
to grace
children
asa^s
for
a sou, David
Esther,
she asked
David
work.
children
the first,
Gals-
literature
David
for several
Maccabeus,
in
.Vine," she tells
of the A p o c r y p h a — E s d r a s ,
"Nine,
Director
Y. W. C. A. House, 219 Ontario Street, 2-1187
to
prize
novel-
of John
family, especially
the birth
plan
English
promising
"Parson's
she had planned
Manasses,
Staff
excellent
Catherine Johnson
fireside.
the younger
Pulitzer
of a large a n d i l l u m i n a t i n g
Vicar,
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS JANUARY 20, 1933
WILL LEAD IN COLLEGE ACTIVITIES
VARSITY DEFEATS
HAMILTON, 34-23
Page 3
GREEKS TO SEND
RUSH INVITATIONS,
PRESIDENT STATES
GROUPS WILL GIVE
JOINT PRODUCTION
{CoHliuued from fage I, column 5)
three preferences can he listed, this is
G. A. A, and Troubadors to Unite
not a restriction, for by her accepIn Presenting "Patience,"
tance nl rush bids, the student has
March 24 and 25
already named her first three choices.
I'.v TIIOM vs Rvw, \U
"Patience,"
a (iilhert and Sullivan
If a girl has been bid by the sorSn.in- K
K, \ ' i . » .
ority named as her first choice, she iperelta. will be presented jointly by
the ( l i d s ' Athletic association and the
Staging a brilliant stv.iitd-linli ofa u t o m a t i c a l l y has accepted their bid.
Troubadors, men's minstrel organizafensive I n r u n ii|i t u r n h mu- points
If this sorority has iml bid her, hut
liou, on I'riday and S a t u r d a y , M a r c h
hvhind Hit' ai-i-iirale s l n m i i i i i ; ,,| Kntii'r
the i,ue she named as second choice .'-I and 2?. in the auditorium of Page
"Sp;trl<ie" Hamrni't, ( I iff Kkkl. ai
has, -he a u t o m a t i c a l l y accepts the binhall.
In prey inns years, these t w o
d r o v e r I Inlalin.u. Stat< '- nn let', ati
nl her second choice.
It neither the organizations have presented annual
haskethall team ma le 11i-. 1.ir>
ulun
tirst or second sorority listed in her performances separately,
l a s t year,
il triiniiK-d I l a n i i l t i i n i-ollcur. .il _>,?, ,, n
preferences bids her, hut her third the ( , i r l - ' Athletic association 'presented
"
I
h
e
Mikado,"
while
the T r o u choice does, she accepts the bid.
l';t>>e c u r t Kriday night.
I n the advent that nunc of the sor- badors pie-ented, " T h e Pirates of
t'oadi
Haki'r
derlared
that the
orities listed on the students preier- Penzance."
l l i i r d - ( | i i a r U ' f rally made In the varsity
enee list bids her, she is still open at
T h e co-directors for the production
was the finest ten minutes <>f I.;s-1.• Iany tune to rushing by any sorority.
are Mavhelle Matthews, \ U . and John
Inters!,rnrity council wishes the fresliliall that he had ever -een play, i on
men t n k n o w that they do not have to (irnsvennr, '.kk Jean ( r a g i n i l e and
any e o l i r l .
put down three preiereuces ii there Ivoherl K'ohinson, juniors, are business
T h e starting line up n i Ham m i l
,ne not thai many sororities which managers.
'1 he i a - t for the operetta w i l l i n and l l n t a l i t i K , f o r w a r d - . Hen I'.nldl.
they would he interested in jmning.
j I lowever, students must accept tin c l u d e : Willmny S m k a , '.id. who will
c n i l e r , and i aplain ( III I >e L a u r a ai
hid nl any sorority on her list il she •day the pari ,,f Colonel Calverlev,
I'lifT
kali,
guard-, qui, KS
I,IM|.
sin,mils a preference list to Miss W i l l i a m W illiams. a special student,
thiMiieh H a m i l t o n ' - / m i e ,|,-i.-n-, .
1'ieree.
In die advent of a student's will kike the part of M a i m - M u r g a l the opeiiinu nl the '-Mine and -,n
reluung I,, j o i n a sorority w h i i h she m v d ; W i l l i a m \ e l s o n , ' . U , the D u k e :
has p u i .m her preference list and i h o l e s h'nh-mi. ' n l . I'mmhm-uc: and
I'nllr
field
lu-KelLei..re
the
I mill
Marw h i c h ha- hid her, she is not ..pen to W i l l i a m I.>nes, '.i?. I irosyenor.
nental- , .Mild - r e . , i n / , in , . l l . n - m
lon I I.nd. ,k|, will plav ihe part of
i Usliing al any later tune by any s,n
\\' ,1 11 State lead, ni: S I s the II.,mil
A ' . g e l a : Helen ( a d i n s , '.in, Patience;
nrily
t,„l
del,-,-,
-llMenh
l.e'llell.d.
ill.
|
k r, -iiineii need lint he rein, tan! In and M i l d n d W h i t e and Alice I >wcn,
i put .low ii any -ma , r i l \ w In ,-e rush i u n i a-- and Ainaha I'e-kn, '.hi. the
die v i s i t . , r - heean a la-l pin-iiia .it
party they have alleinied.
I lie sor- iap:u.,.u- maiden-. Sophie, h'.lla, and
taek led h i < i l h k i a n e i i , l „ r « . i : , l am
orities will never he mh.nne.l a - L> lane
( I n n i l , . ,- it, r. M I I - -auk lone In I,
I li, h,Ik,wing , ninmiltees have been
whn.se ii.lines were on die student's
app ,inl, d I,, , uniplele arrangeiuenls
for Ihe pie-entalion : sels, Mil e h'itz( i a r r e t t replaied I'.nldl at , e n l i r a
palri, k. '.i I. ami Samuel Speetor, '35 :
the stai t ..I the -,-,.„ I ,|iiart. i am
properties. Uoger llancrofl and I lelen
led I n l aptain l>e I .una and I ha il
Mahar. j u n i o r s ; , , , - i u m c s and makeup. I In hna Smith and I I.maid I'.eneing, the I'urp.e and ' , id ipiuit, I o n
ilict, i i i u m - - ; house, h.llen Murphy
eeeded in l.reakine
up I I H'-n'
and Kay tumid I I a r r i s , seniors ; pr. \hlnek p l a i I i \ n . . . e r l a a d - h o t - L.
i lueago
ill']
I he smartest granis. i'h/aheth Kainmerer, 'a-l. and
( h i t Kail g a t . 111. varsity i 111" 1
freshman
at
the
I
niversit\
nl
t
hii
ago
lohii Hills, -,),-;, an 1 advertising, l'thel
lead ivllieh ,1 , o n t i
I !•• hold '
is a .v, vear-old \ \ mdd \ \ a r \ e t e r a n /o|/. \ U
hall I.tin- u h e n I h , - , , re -I
I I I IJ
nli,, I- ihe father m t w o children.
Marine.: .,1 the -e
I h a l l . Isai
He is Linton Keith, who b e l o r e he
] l a n d s r , pi.,, ,,| i , m e n at , euier, am
e. left tn right, P r o f e s s o r J o h n M . Sayles, priueipal of M i l n e
joined ihe Marines in 1**17", was vale
t'naeh
Kaker's
in, n . a e a i u , d the
diet.,nan
ol I n - high school , lass at
t.-r: Miss E d i t h W a l l a c e , a s s i s t a n t , , | - . , i r - „ , | - ,,| L a t i n , win, will speak
I'l-ineelon, 111.
e'vrr w i l m — e d ,.u I'.
ml
I kin in I h . I h l l l n e l n e k asseinhh t m l a i . he!, , u . I, 11 t,. r i e h l , K a t h e r i n e G r a Keith was one nl 75(1 freshmen al
l'inyvliiig yy ill be the only new sport
emit ami I h . l a h n e who had h. en in — h a m , '30, w i n . will direel a p l a i nu the 'd'dn, k f r i n r - , " Joseph H e r the t Diversity. ,,i I liiwig,, who took I,, be inlrndiu ed to the women's spoil
night.
nig their -1ml- d u i u i e the l i l - l H e ney, '-"'. w i n . w i l l p l . n ,.n t h e a h i i i n i n a n . I. . m o r r o w
the seholaslk aptitude test, and he -, hedule at the heginnmg of the sec. .inn mu first in Ihe test.
W h a t is ond semester. Mary T r e l a . '.kk presiand hegan In d m p in I,. 1- m a n all
in,,re, thnse win, gave t h e tcsl -aid dent ,,i the (lirls' Athletic assncialioti,
angles.
I hi tin . . l l u i - n ,
Hamilton
that Keith made a higher grade than sank
Swinuuing will be continued at
» ; „ uuahle (,, ; n l e
lie hall I..
any nl the _'()0.mill Ireshtueii in sniue the lewi-li I oiuuiiinity I enter.
vn.lll III,
1 m a 1,
II,
I . n i l . , and
_'tli) , olleges win, have taken the test
S.'i
tar,
eighteen game- have been
l l n t a l i n g e a u ., spaikhue d. m m i - l r a
ai the la-t ten seals.
Tnes.la
played f r o m the schedule of squad
tarn at taking I It. hall ..II Ihe ha. k
\
i
l
e
i
the
\
\
m-l.l
W
a
r
Keith
came
gam,
in
g
i r l - ' ha-kelhalk A t present,
hnard a n d . e h .
e il ml , i l l , ,.p
p n n . in, nl leliieineiu papers " w i t h m e r i t "
M i h c > , , will eelehrate h i - In I in, ago and attended business col- the "Pau-ies," captained bv IMmor
lege
and
for
I
w
e
h
e
years
therealter
l-'aigel. ' . i l . and the " M i n e Ribbons,"
hale
Male'demise.
I 1.1 n u l l , .11
I.
was an employe in a correspondeiK e laplamed by Lois .\h Inlyre, '35, are
u n r ,,i the janilnrial I'.m , -.
-...-led I n si line i l -u hew,lid i l l .
-i bool and other firms.
M i h e w . m spiti .a his aee. . . . i . i i , i n k " a - w n i n ; a- t l i i r l i . " and I,
lied na' first plan- in these squad
fell! eirele, and - n . . e . d . d ,u , aenig
W h , n he lost I n - j o b la-t summer games, each having yvmi four games
I ,..k ai linn as he g „•- nhmil I n - d . i i h d n l i e , m w m i l d hi in. lined tn hehev.
several I,,lie - l m t - n- p i . v. ut a . , in
thrmigh the depression he made up
h in
I he m i l l m a r k , n age he -how ; . ,;,,- ..,,, ' ,., ; n l,.-,;,-.
| , | , | e m i l l , hill
Mlia
llll.lhh
In s|,,,,
l i e was h,i|-n in I SOU l i l - l h e l n r e l
•i,,ueiak
h e y , , h a - m i e n he, u his mind 1., spend his saving- m i a
enllege eduialion, which In I m p o In,
l u i p.-nl I..wards tl
h, t w e e i i t h e \ , , i l h a n d t h e S m i t h I m a m ,,| I h e M u d e i i l - .
11 is e x p e r i - an i prnbahh will, mniplete in t w o
.urn.
Ih, '-I..:, l.ai
end .a I h . eaiue.
\ l t h e a g e n l live, he says, he r e [ e i n , a n d he. age make l'..r i i i n . an
lenli/ed thai il 1....I u I I M . I .
The Sophomore in White and
settled dnv.n I.. .. .!•• . '1 >•• k m '
\ h r a h a n i I i n n , i n I'min h i - f a t h e r ' - | , , p i n i , „ , i
\ h a \ , e, u i e e r n i n g t i n
Black File; White and Black
e
heme. , mile,,I i . k, •;. I
COLLECT SNAP-SHOTS
lipS p e a k i n g ..I p n l i l n i n n - , " h i ii | - , , | u , , , , n ,.| \ , , r i , . u - pr, .hlehis
II,
the hall and tall ..II a I I
File with Silver Trim; all over
M l - n a p shots nu- t h e lO.vi I V i l a
eial"
h,a,,,
a - he i - f a m i l i a r h III.IN h, inn i r u i e L , a i l e d a " h a v e n
i-alh.
\ l I h . mi.il u u - ' l . - ' •
Silver Kid; Black Velvet Satin
,f .lie 11111-1 he turned h i t , , either
i d i e d , find
Ihat t h e r e i- a d i - t n n I |,,t - a n 1
i-nilit i - ,,l the hoard o r s t a l l ,
r
trim; genuine Doeskin in Pink,
h i ! , r, i n . In tv,,-. II lie p . , i n . , ian ,.i
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lh< l a - l . <iil iii i
iml the p kit i . a l
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Blue, Orchid, Green. A clever
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Offensive in Second Half Gains 21
Points for Undefeated
Team on Friday
War Veteran, Aged 36,
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G.A.A. Will Introduce
Bowling As New Sport
"General" Deyo To Retire From Service
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Page 4
SENIORS TO TEACH
SECOND SEMESTER
140
Students Will D o P r a c t i c e
Work in Milne H i g h School,
Principal Announces
One hundred and forty seniors and
graduate students will begin practice
teaching Monday, February 6, in the
Milne High school, Professor John
M. Saylcs, principal, announced today.
This number shows an increase oi
nine practice teachers over the number which began teaching duties in
September. Each senior is required to
teach twenty weeks under supervision,
Professor Sayles stated.
The schedule for those who will
teach during the second semester is
as follows:
8:05 o'clock:
Veronica Crowlev. ?l1i v
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Ruth Ciorton, 7th uraili! sii
Mr
Laity, 7th grade niaiheiiiati'
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. , Clllirlutle l.i.hnas, Slh
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lish; K. llallev Smith, and Kl
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8th graile science; Kalpli link, i
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social science; Mn.i.n. Tanj-nc
lira;
IKthel KrcilcililUK. eleineimii}
II. Lane, gi-iieriil seieti.e; Harriet MHI.I
heck, e'le.iell II; Sleii.nl Cay. I.alnl II
llertha Ituhl, an.l J.-rii littll. . lu-noy A
I illian Mnnnrelli, eleineiitarv a l c i l n a : Mai
gnret Alvnr.l. Ki. ii.ii II: Henry Keveiihem
geometry; lleih Manning, i.aiin II; linn
Filliv piii-sies. Marearet U....II
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Dinne.n, Kmilii.li
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(i.iick
French 111; Anniuu-iata 1 ..sia. inlei nu-.li.ii
algebra; L.lna K.-1I..11 and Kll.-n \liii|.lii
Marji.ri.
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9:05 o'clock:
II. E. Davi-y, 7th era.le -.1, 11. . :
Leiinan, English; Lillian I Lin- an.l
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10:05 o'clock:
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Undergraduate life at Oxford university is much different from that at
American universities, Mr. Arthur
Moore, from the University of Georgia
and a former Rhodes scholar stated
in the 11:10 assembly on Friday. In
the college boarding bouses, each student is attended by a "scout" who
looks after all of the student's needs
and aids him in entertaining his guests
at tea or other meals. The typical
"scout" is "well past middle age,
wears an impressive mustache and
sideburns, and has asthma."
Fach student has two or three
rooms. The living room is the one in
which he entertains his friends, eats
Mime of his meals and studies there.
Oxford stresses the practice of entertaining one's friends at tea. In this
way, students become more intimate
and have an opportunity to discuss
topics of vital importance. Mr. Moore
described the meaning of the word tea
in Knglaud as tea which is brewed
droug enough to etch zinc.
Athletics play an important part in
the life at Oxford. Karh student participates in some .spurt. No student
.pectators are seen at the contests,
•bowing the lark of commercialism in
this phase of life. Kuglish football
is plaicd much diffcrcntlv than \ineriean football. Mr. Moore said,
lie
Unites a statement made by an F.ugli-hiuau
describing
the
American
name :
"It i- a game played in a most ex
irai.rilniarx wa\.
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to the back field. I le then shouts tele
plume number-. \\ hen the fellow holding the ball g i t - tired adding up the
numbers he lire* Hie ball, 15v -nine
amazing process they decide who's to
kill who; then they dive at each
other. Americans are vicious but they
don't like to get hurt, so they pay
themselves with feather beds. When
some of the players die they send in
more recruits from the sidelines.
When both teams are exhausted they
leave the held."
Mr. Moore demonstrated the costume worn by Oxford students in
classes, lie explained that no degrees
are conferred upon .students until all
bills are pai I. Tradesmen will walk
up and down the aisles at Commencement an I pluck out students whose
bills are unpaid.
Mr. Moore further discussed Oxford
at a meeting in the Lounge of Richardson hall, Friday afternoon.
At
this time be explained the Kuglish
system of debates. The speakers appear in full even ng dress, not tuxedos.
After the speakers are finished there
is discussion from the Hour. \'o decision is made by judges. The audience does the judging. Those who
favor the negative leave the room by
the front door, those for the affirmative have by the side door. Reporters
record the results of each and announce them la'er ill the coffee room.
RADIO TO FEATURE
ALBERT EINSTEIN
AT 3:45 MONDAY
Hi- Uhcrt Kinsleiii noted scientist,
will speak over a nationwide broadcast Monday aider
n al .1:45 o'clock
from Pa •edena. t 'alil'ornia. This pro
gram o\er Ibe National Broadcasting
I oiupa n's i ham is presented bv the
combined colleges m southern Cab
forma in the interest of public opinion.
I If. l-iiislein is a visiting professor
... the ni tii al nh.i -i< s al the l alil,annua chapter of Kappa I lelta Ii
I'I an a Institute ol Technology through
Valerian announced the marriage
t'nc i iln rlaeii Icr Trust of the Carl
l\',i\ \ . ' S u l l i v a n , '.ill. lo Miss \la
-,!iiuv Memorial I'oundatii.u. lie will
keid at \ e w b u r g b .
b. mi;., In .-.I In Dr. Robert A. Millikan. Nnbel Prize winner and pioneer
Sullixan i- superintendent of -cln.i
u Montgomery.
oi I'osinii ra.i research work. The
theme ,>l Ibe whole program is
•' Mm m a and Ibe \\ ..rid Situation."
Pledges M e m b e r s
Dr. \\ illiam Minim, noted author\lpha Nil., sororiti welcomes \\ ;
ity ni h : .1 in and goverutnent, and
la l.otnan, '.i*. nil., pledge nii-nib.
pt'-ofi-ssoi oi history and the California In- lilute ,.f Technology, will
. inn hide the consideration of the poli:n al a-pi .Is of |he world situation.
Welcomes Members
Ibe u n d u e of these combined colPhi Delta si.r.inn uel, ,,nies
leges ha- la-en to aroii.se an intellin A l w e l l , '.U, and Inez Robei
gent intcre-l in world affairs with the
IP i Hill m e m b e r s h i p
iiope that -in ii iulerest u ill crystallize
into a rational public opi
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NEWS NOTES
cYi'le" S . ' H M . " ' . ' ' ' ! ' . ^ ^ ' \ | , i ' . , .eh'.' MI,
Alice 'KI..111I'- and !'•
Sult.Ml, Kngli-h I.
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Oxford Students Stress Sociability
In College Contacts, Scholar States
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12:05 o'clock:
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Kngagcment
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1:05 o'clock:
M a r u n . i .-,
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Registrar
Announces
Attendance at 1934 Tea Dance
Will N o t Be Restricted,
Chairman States
The annual junior tea d a n c e
which will be conducted S a t u r d a y
afternoon, February 4. from 2:30 to
5:30 o'clock at the Aurauia club
ballroom, will be open to all students, Roger Bancroft, '.14, chairman of the junior week-end, announced today. Junior prom and
the class luncheon are the only
events of the weekend at which attendance will be limited.
Dan .Alexander's o r c h e s t r a will
play during the tea dance.
Other
professional entertainment will be
luruisbed by a g r o u p of Schenectady artists. Features of their program will be a fan dance and a military tap dance.
Miss Anna F. Pierce, dean of
women, Mrs. A. R. Brubacher, Mrs.
William Metzler, and Mrs. George
M. York, will preside at the tea
tables.
J a n e McCounell, 7i4, is
chairman of the dance.
Admission will be seventy-five
cents per person or $1.51) a couple.
All those who wish to a t t e n d .
should sign up on the main bulletin board in the rotunda.
Y.W.C.A. To Conduct
Employment Service
I'he Young W o m e n ' s Christian
association will conduct an employment service bureau in the Ai tivilii s office, I.aura Styu, '.i,\ president, announced today.
Marion
Pike, '.14. will be in charge of the
bureau.
The purpose of the bureau will
be to aid those student:, who wish
to find such employment as typewriting, tutoring, and other small
pari time s e r i n e s among the students, within the college. T h i s was
started at the suggestion of Grcufell Kami, 'o4. in his report from
the National Student Federation of
\ m e r i c a oinvention.
\itioiu- in college may register in
the bureau. T h e time ol opening
I In- announced at a later date.
IS R E C E N T G U E S T
.liMrcd Smith, '.C, was a recent
,-k-enil guest at Alpha F.psilon
i sorority.
Miss Smith, was a
tuber of M ,-kania last vear.
HILLS ALT LLEJX I
POINTING
YEAR B O O K S
TICK E T S
PROGRAMS
HANDBOOKS
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AMERICAN CLEANERS & DYERS
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The packed bleachers
Friday
night testified to the co-eds' interest
in basketball. They have an interest in their own team after all I
They showed that they were ready
to back not merely a winning team,
but one which beats colleges of high
calibre and reputation.
And Hamilton defeated I lobar!
in its first game of the season lo
the tune of 45-1.1. Yet the assertion
has been made by those higher up
that the varsity would be incapabk
of playing and unwilling lo meet
more than one major opponent pel
season,
O n c e again we hear the old critic'.sms t h a t follow a major contest
cr.t.cisms pertaining to coaching
from the bench and allowing men
of t h r e e or more y e a r s ' college experience to participate in vars.ty
g a m e s . W e thought that petty difficulties were ironed out by the
alumni last year. L a s t year the attack concerned the colleges of minor
reputation whom fstate meets. .A
file of refusals from leading eastern
colleges for g a m e s on the State
schedules testifies to State's willingness to m e e t such institut.ons. But
these colleges have n o t h i n g to gain
and everything to lose if they play
us, hence they refuse offers.
And
now the vein of attack shifts to another petty issue.
T h e sain.- inability that ha- prevented the varsity irinn running up
higher scores in its tir-1 games a
Ibe season, namclv that of being unable to s,nk easy dribble-in -hols,
characterized the team's plav in the
first half >>\ the game.
F.Videnlh
the players
were saving
lhi.se
b a s k i l s for the third-iptarter nml
i<i Hamilton.
R a y H a r r i s appeared to be the
player necessary to smooth out
State's passing g a m e .
Ray also
played a fine g a m e on defense, giving O r c u t t a hard fight on every
tap, and effectively checking his
man.
I lon'l be surprised if y on see the
varsity men playing more roughly
than Usual tomorrow night, nor if
you hear the opposing players guying each other and criticizing their
o p p o n e n t s ' style of play.
Such
tactics are characteristic of \liiiimi
games.
"Big B e n " I n g r a h a m has returned
to action once more. Ineligible to
participate in varsity games Ben is
m a k i n g himself useful at center on
the Kapna Delta Rho team.
JUNIORS TO HAYE
TEA FEBRUARY 4
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Phone 4-2287
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