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STATE C O L L E G E N E W S ,
FRIDAY. O C T O B E R
To w h o m i t m a y c o n c e r n :
By BEVERLY J . R A H N
(Especially one p a r t i c u l a r freshm a n boy n a m e d David, who was
Despite scheduling difficulties, I n - tough guys h i r e d for this Columbia
s t a n d i n g outside of B r u b a c h e r
t e r n a t i o n a l F i l m G r o u p will p r e s e n t release include prize fighters Tony
residence
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last
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t h e first film i n Its fall p r o g r a m of Galento, A b e Simon, a n d T a m i
m o r n i n g looking very depressed
popular American movies a t 7 p.m. Mauriello. T h e f e m i n i n e lead i s
a n d forlorn).
tonight i n D r a p e r 349. Voted t h e played by E v a M a r i e S a i n t , who is
On this particular morning
best film of 1955, ON T H E W A T E R - one of t h e distinguished few t o
you were accosted by a n "upperwin
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F R O N T received 8 a w a r d s from t h e
c l a s s m a n " w h o bellowed, " H e y
Academy of Motion P i c t u r e s Arts performance,
frosh, c a r r y m y books.'' L e t
a n d Sciences, including best actor, Film Credits
this be a lesson t o you, boy.
best suporting actress, best director,
Budd Schulberg's screenplay Is
You c a n ' t judge a book by it's
a n d best screenplay.
based on a series of newspaper
cover.
T h e film, besides w i n n i n g t h e articles exposing r a c k e t e e r i n g i n
Nor c a n you j u d g e a n " u p p e r "best p i c t u r e " award, also rose t o New York H a r b o r unions. P h o t o c l a s s m a n " by t h e absence of h e r
the t o p of virtually all "best t e n " graphed in t h e Hoboken dock areas,
beanie. Even though you m a y
lists of t h e S a n Francisco Film ON T H E W A T E R F R O N T sustains
have been dazzled by all t h a t
Critics, C a n a d i a n Critics, British an impression of s t a r k realism which
blonde h a i r , t h i s w a s NOT a n
Academy of Arts & Sciences, a n d is fortified by a u t h e n t i c details i n
upperclassman, but j u s t a fellow
the National Film Board.
tr.e setting.
frosh whose beanie w a s full of
O u t s t a n d i n g Cast
Love a n d Gore
mud from t h e tug-of-war.
Under t h e brilliant direction of
As a tough l o n g s h o r e m a n w h o
You m u s t forgive t h i s poor,
Elia K a z a n , Marlon B r a n d o gives a h a t e s cops, B r a n d o a t t a c k s t h e
misguided girl. She really is a n
performance which combines all t h e union mobsters w h o a r e exploiting
ardent f r e s h m a n
fan, a n d
violence a n d brutality of h i s role the workers. H e is joined i n h i s wouldn't t h i n k of betraying a
in A S T R E E T C A R NAMED D E - crusade by a convent-raised slum
fellow frosh.
B u t , being t h e
S I R E with a newfound sensitivity child a n d a Catholic priest. Episodes
gay, fun-loving lass s h e is, s h e
and human' s y m p a t h y .
of intense physical violence a n d
just couldn't resist t h e c h a n c e
He gets able assistance from a s m u r d e r are contrasted with incredito i m p e r s o n a t e a n upperclasstough a bunch of hoodlums a s ever bly p o i g n a n t scenes in a pathetically
man.
appeared i n o n e cast.
Real-life awkward courtship.
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Hula Hoop.
c a m p u s e s of t h e n a t i o n a y e a r or
Hula Hoop.
so back. U n f o r t u n a t e l y , t h e frisbee
Everybody's playing with a Hula idea never spread across t h e n a t i o n
Hoop.
as r a p i d l y a s t h e hoop. I t w a s
Our topic for discussion today is destined t o be a p a s t i m e of t h e
adult children's toys. T h e p r e s e n t educated college m a n a n d w o m a n ;
cause of i n n u m e r a b l e coronaries is after all, i t does t a k e m o r e intellit h e i n t r i c a t e little piece of A m e r i c a n gence t o t h r o w a plastic plate t h a n
creativity known a s t h e hula hoop, it does to s h a k e u p a s t o r m with a
the w h a m - o , or simply, t h e hoop. hoop, doesn't it?
This a m a z i n g little circle of fun, And now, we would like to take
in t h e t h r e e o r four s h o r t m o n t h s this o p p o r t u n i t y to introduce t o you
it h a s been on t h e m a r k e t , h a s a n e w a d u l t children's game, u n taken the n a t i o n by storm. Children h e a r d of before i n this p a r t of t h e
gyrating in their red, blue, a n d yel- world! T h i s new pastime is called
low hoops force freshmen off t h e" P o w ! " All you need is a paper bag
sidewalks on Western Avenue; t h e to s t a r t you off i n t h e "Pow" game.
Ave o'clock cocktail s e t h a s found T h i s is w h a t you d o : pick u p your
a n e w between d r i n k p a s t i m e ; col- brown bag, preferably a 25 lb. bag—
lege football t e a m s use t h e m as cal- the kind your grocer packs food into
isthentic equipment; T i n P a n Alley —blow a i r into i t , a s you would a
whips u p a few violent tributes to balloon, a n d t h e n hold it t i g h t i n
the new American e x a m p l e of i n -your left h a n d , being sure t h a t n o
genuity—and a few m e n get rich air escapes from t h e paper b a g .
because of a little ring of plastic I Now. hold t h e air-filled b a g o u t
Incidentally, t h e m e n who i n t r o - in front of you, a n d with your r i g h t
duced t h e "gyroop,'' a s we prefer h a n d clenched i n t o a fist, s m a s h
to call t h e thing, a r e the s a m e men into t h e bag. If done properly, i t
who introduced
Frisbee t o t h e will go "pow!" T h a t ' s all t h e r e is
to i t !
We h e a r d w h a t you said, a n d we
deny it. I t ' s n o t stupid. I t ' s n o t
ridiculous. At least, i t ' s n o more
Bf
stupid or ridiculous t h a n h u r l i n g a
tGLlSH: talkin
Q dog
hoop a r o u n d your t u m m y , or tossing
a p l a t e in t h e a i r !
Pow! P o w !
Everybody's playing Pow now!
Free Gift Awaits You . .
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Speak English all your life and what does new Thinklish words judged best —-and
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Thinklish and you may make $25! Just ads. Send your Thinklish words (with
put two words together to form a new (and
English translations) to Lucky Strike,
much funnier; one. Example: precision
Box 67A, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Enclose
flight of bumblebees: Swarmatiun. (Note: name, address, college or university, and
the two original words form the newclass. And while you're at it, light up a
one: swarm -f- forma (ion.) We'll pay $25 Lucky, (jet the full, rich taste of fine toeach for the hundreds and hundreds of
bacco— the honest taste of a Lucky Strike.
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ALBANY. NEW YORK.
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FRIDAY.
OCTOBER
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is our middle nam*
Carl Sorenson, IVlgr.
10.
1958
V O L . XLII/I N O . 2 0
Activities Day Takes Place In Brubacher Tomorrow;
Thirteen Organizations To Participate In New Program
"Don't hesitate—participate!" is the slogan common to the thirteen organizations
that will outline their attractions from 1:30 to 3 p.m. tomorrow in Brubacher Game
Room, states Rhoda Levin '60, Chairman of Activities Day. Heidi Berbary and Judy
Skocylas, both Sophomores, are in charge of Publicity and Arrangements, respectively.
Introduction
The events of the day will commence with a brief introduction of the organizational leaders. At any time thereafter, freshmen may enter the Game Room to visit
the display tables depicting various facets of each groups activities, and to enroll as a
prospective member of the organizations t h a t reflect their interests. A pamphlet which
enumerates the goals for which each group strives wil be distributed by the Activities
Day Committee. The pamphlet also lists the officers of each group.
Representatives from each organization will be present
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to answer specific questions. The participating organizaK^OmrnitlGG
ASKS
tions and the leaders who will represent them are: Campus
Commision, Dolores Russel '59; Debate Council, James
rrw/n /-/m/COC
Watson'61; Dramatics and Arts Council, William Gardner;
G lOUfJ
'•Participating" did you say? Judy Skocylas, Rhoda Levin, a n d Heidi
lierbary prepare informative fivers for t h e freshmen who will a t t e n d
Activities Day tomorrow.
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Acvm-ding to Kathryn O'Connor
ami Herbert Wuither, Juniors Co(hiimni'ii ol Homecoming Weekend,
PUT IN A GOOD WORD AND
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3. 1958
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Glnema SiddifkU
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Forum of Politics, John Cocca; International Film Group,
Beverly
Rahn; Music Council, Frank Favat; all are Seniors.
Also: 0 u t i n
§ Club, Charlotte Meirs; Pedagogue, Dolores Russel; Press Bureau, Patricia Kovaleski, Seniors;
Smiles, Katfiryn O'Connor '60; State College News. Mary
pitzpatrick '59; Student Union Board, David Mead '60;
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Senate:
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a rco-operation
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very have
satisfaclnr the
re- R e f r e s h m e n t s
luriiy: thus
they far
extend
thanks
^ s a practical demonstration of the group's duties.
ceived
irom sincere
the Statesmen.
Participate!
S U .T
Bh ewill
In
Pastserve
. . . refreshmentT h e committee
asks that all
During the past few years, Activgroup houses, sororities, a n d fraterities Dav has undergone m a n y alternities participate in t h e parade on
ations First there was an Activities
Saturday by entering a float, p e r Week, wilh a limited number of
laining to cither t h e returning
organizations participating e a c li
Student S e n a t e convened on Wed- composed of t h e officers ol Resi- Alums or the soccer game between
u i - h t of the week. The climax of t h e
nesday evening with Dean Ellen C. dence Council a n d pre-elected peo- Slate and Oswego. A prize of $25
entire week was a skit at Page Hall
ple.
Its
duty
is
to
determine
t
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exStokes a n d Residence Council
is being doii ited by t h e Fucultyillustrating t h e features ol various
tent of campuses for women and to Student Association for t h e most
Talk By Dean Stokes
The third a n d final week ol t h e activities on campus.
authorize
other
penalties
for
violaDean Stokes first nave a short disoi jginal and decorative float
Rivalry period will come to a close
Last year was t h e first time all
sertation on residence regulations tion of residence rules, whereas t h e Decorate!
this weekend. Events scheduled i n - "»-' groups conducted their memberincluding t h e background a n d form- Residence Council is to draw up and
lo make the campus and dormi- ( . h l ( | ( , . , „ „ , „ . , 1 ) U s h b l l l l B a i m , a n d a Snip campaign on a single day. T h e
ation ol Residence Council and itsenforce rules as it sees lit. Incident- .ones more colorful and attractive, , s „ ) ) h . „ , , s ) l ( l a n , . L , H j v a l r v Romp.
dav concluded with a skit
present organization s e t - u p . S h e ally, this council will meet next the Homecoming Commit tee en. oui '
New Attractions
noted that since the first rules were Wednesday evening to deal with ages Ihe decoration ol each resid- Dance Tomorrow
Activities Day tomorrow initiates
formed, regulations in general have sc.ne ol its more ambiguous regulaeii.-e
hall
welcoming
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dunce,
which
is
sponsored
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several new attractions, including:
been loosened r a t h e r than tightened. tions. Perhaps (hen the student hod)
will have a clarification ol such Limited Space
q u e s t i o n s Brought I ' p
'He Sophomore elass. will h e ! „ . | „ U, ^ ^ ( m , ^
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The committee regrets to a n - Brubacher dining room, tomorrow
S( n a t o r s then had an opportunity terms a s ••adequate chaperonage.'
did location, serving refreshments
nniiii.
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that,
because
oi
limited
night
from
H
:30
to
11:30
pan
Who's
Who
Nominations
in i ui'slion Delores Havens '59,
space, onl.v J u n i o r s . Seniors, a n d Co-chairmen ol t h e dance a n distributing a pamphlet, and invitNext on t h e agenda was the ! irsi
President of Resilience Council, condales e.ni attend I lie Homecoming Kjchurd Bail), Rosemary Kverek. ing lrosh to dress informally. As
cerning its rules a n d policy. It was rinding of flic Election Bill which Dance, Saturday, October :2a. I m i l Daniel McNeil, a n d Doris Wagner tb Frosh-Soph Dance is lo norrow
icvealed in t h e discussion Unit a stated t h e procedure for Who's Who 9 p i n i 1 a.m., at the Circle I n n . o t h e r chairmen nicludi Lave Leb- night, (here will be no skit.
Acti.ltles Dav is classified a- a
distinction should be made in t h enominations to be presented to Howeicr. the whole student body is g , , . , decorations Marcia Marion
m a r
terms, •Judicial Board" a n d Resi- .Student Association by Senate As it eeidi.illv invited a n d expected to iclresluiients; a n d Ruialie Fendeck, spe nil day. and as s t e h is under the
dence Council " Judicial Board is reads now t h e majority oi S e n a t e paill.'ipate in t h e various activities e n t e r t a i n m e n t . All a r e Sophomores jurisdiction ol Anne King '59, Cabis required on a lirst ballot, and a
Music will be provided by Ihe Nlghl inet Minister ol Spe ial Dav two-thirds vote ol Senate on a sec- ol the weekend
Riders,
ond ballot to pla i- a person's name
before Student Association lor a
Mnal vote. It is possible tor lit) peo- R P l i n i O U S ,
C
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' T o u m r r o w " L n i n g , the lasi a t h - C l V l l
b e r V I C C
ple from S t a t e College to be eleeli d l \ C / / y / W U J
V-.IUA-/J
(,.,„. event ol Rivalry will takt place
lor this honor.
Tw< points
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awarded to
to the
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Publications Keview Committee
with the most goals A cheer
Competition for 900 Fulbright a n d
A Publications Review Coliiuullee
point W ill also be piven
Latin - Avnericaii scholarships lot to he comprised ol three students
'I be United Slates Civil S e n 1 (•
gr;idu h e .study abroad will close an.I two lacllll) members, was d e - 1 Ills v eek we lmii many llitel- I ic Score
r . iimissioii is now accepting a p p h e i nie l I o n ' s h a p p e n i n g al our r e - ' l o (hue
Novembei 1. it was announced b\ rided upon
role
between
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Lucille Jaoobsoh '111,
-alii ns Irom college Junior- henthe Institute ol International Edu- Allelic I ,uick '00, a n d 'I hoinas Hnp- hgli.ll.s e.llos at S l a t e (.'. liege Films Sophomores a n d the I r i s h m e n is „, .
| f j ] l l ( | c Ujitl iiitt t students lor t h e
'..ill In shown, discussions will be
cation.
kin-. '59, were recommended b \ t h eh l l ( ; 1
lied, 5-5. Last weekend, Hi, Sopho- |. ( .,|,, r a | .Service Kntratice Lxamui] " " events will be planned this | ) l n l . ( , s W ( | 1 ) ,,„, s ) U ! ; ,„ 1 ( | | | ( , ( | ,,„ , , „
The scholar hips oiler Americans Presideni and approved b.\ Senate
al loll 'I he le.-l is scheduled lor No(ravel expenses in must cases a n d Also. Dean Duvid Harlle) a n d 111
Hack events T h e I r i s h m e n receiveu Vl ,„| J t . r ,,, ,,,„, apphealiolis will b,
partial or complete tuition a n d Shields Mcllwaiuc are Ihe lai".lll\ Lutheran Student Association
H'e ' b e . i mi' poinl
accepted through October 'M
m a i n t e n a n c e lor study in 39 loreign Members ol I lie commit lee
Siindav in hi u llliu w 111 b.
countries during 11)59-00.
I, wil al Ihe weeklv meeting ol I lie ' " m p u s Night
| , , | j | | Variuus I'ields
I.clters I ip Campus Commission
Last ( h a i i c e
' I h e examination is designed In
A I d l e r presented b.\ Seliatoi I ii11 li-r.i11 Studein Associ.itii.u I h e Kven though the three week period
An\ inlerested .students should Chai les Low ler '00 to I'ainpu ( "in Hun .Ahull t a i l s al a p i n al SI ends tomorrow, Ihe Kivah.v cup is help nil t h e Government's yearl.v
,,ee Edward 1' Shaw, Prnlessoi ol mission w as read
In es i in . d John's I i n in i .t II Chilli li. will l e a - nol awarded until C a m p u s night, lit cd lur more young people , I i n l Modern Languages, lor applications suggested that large llllinbi is < I i,i, Hi. Reverend Alvin Kershaw Noveinher 1 Al tins 'line the class ii ge caliber Positions tilled Ihroiigh
.Shaw would like all applications mimeographed materials lli.il a n .iiid ,, New u r l e a i i s | a / / band
skits will be presented t o u r points litis examination a r e m a varicp.
nihil out a n d returned b) < Iclobcr iiece.ssarv tor distribution be lo al
Also. ,, discussion Will be held, Will be awarded lo Ihe class Willi ol occupational Ileitis alio a r e lo20.
r i on a designated stand r a t h e r ll ii I;, 1-rallk Snow, to emphasize Ihe besl skil T h e iudges have nol cited throughout tile couiltl)
The r'ullji lghl awards lor stud) lii,HI lulled in sludilll lliall bnxc> the i In mt- •Ju/.z a n d Religion
keen disclosed As things stand now, ....... . „ , . . „ . „ . „ , , . ..
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Ihe skit will be the deciding lactoi ''' , ' * ' " ' " " ',', ' ' ' * ' ' "
and research 111 L'urope, Lalm AIM Mud n i t - F a c u l t y Corporation
Under Ihe Federal Selvicc IMI
i ilea, and the Asia • Paclllf atea coV - A report on the S l u d c n t - F a c u l t ) Neil man (lull
Kvt'ivonc is iiivilen lo intend Ihe ' " ' he eup
ti.nicc Examination approximate!)
,i international l ' ' : l v e 1. tuition, ('in por.il ion was m a d e b) tin Va i •
Center's
Open
II,,use,
;i,t:o.) persons a r e itppolnled each
Imoks and m a i n t e n a n c e lor one aca- ' ('mil nun it mi I'niji
/, Column I' Newman
win h will be held Oclobci 0 to <)e- r ) • r * „ m r n r > AA ,, U n rjc
Veal to positions in the Federal Civil
demic year.
It iuiu ire incuts
l,,l,or II Pel ween 9 a.m and 9 p i n r l KJUIIIIIIU
/Y\U / / O / U i
snu-.r
I h e Newman Center is located al
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' I h e salaries lor the poslttuis nlGeneral eligibihl)
requirements
UH Weslern Avenue, dlrecll) oppo- f- if^f Meetl HQ MOHOOy
b r e d start ai $4,IH0 per year Howlor the awards are U S. citizenship,
site Ihe Stale College tiiinpus
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ever, studenls who a r e candidates
a Bachelor's degree or Its equivalent
( tuileiliiii'v ( l u l l
I h e Delia C h a p t e r ol |'i Camilla lor Ihe bachelor degree, and who
before departure, language ubilll)
Alary I'iUpatrlcli 'SO, l.dilorIhe Annual Corporate Column- Mil will nice! Mondii.v al J p.m. in d e m o n s t r a t e their potential b.v s c r siiffjclenl to c a n s on proposed stud)
in-Cliiel ol Ihe ST.VJ !•: < Ol.
iiioli lor all Episcopalians in t h e Ac- room 137, Drapei Hall. a.•cording lo uig high in t h e written test, a n d
and good health
I.K(iE Ni:\VS, iiiiiiniiiH'c-, Ihe
atleinic eon.Miunilv
will be held Martin Cohen '59, Secictarv
who have high scholastic standing
A good academic record and deinileli-gatt's lo t h e Associated ColWidliesdii) al 0:30 a m in St An- Delta Chapter is Ihe Albany S t a t e may be considered lor positions
i just nil eel "''lilt) to ludv independh'jjlate Press Conleienii' lo lie chew's Church
L-l'1 up ol t h e national Social S l u - si,tiling at $1,980
ently a r e uecessul). and p i e i c i e n c e
held in Louisville, Kentucky.
Ibis
Sunday,
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members
ol
dies
Hoiiorar), Pi Gummii Mu MemT h e le-is will be given in Albany
will'he given to applicants under 35
Those chosen include Mat Ilia
Caliterblli) Club will put on a l e g - bershlp in (be organization is r e - as well as over a thousand cities m
years ol age.
l.esicli, Ivli/.alielh Spencer, a n d
i d u Suiitia.v Church Service at II slrirled lo Juniors ulld Seniors who Die count!') Additional inlornuillon
T h e lnh r-Amerii an C u l t u r a l
.lane ( i r a h a m , Juniors. Miss
a;.. I h e participating members will are majoring in Social Studies and r u n be obtained either al ihe ColConvention grants provide lor t r a n s l'it/,|ialiii'k will also a t t e n d t h e
p i i l o r m such liinctious as ushering, v ho have a U average.
lege Placement Ollice or by w i it;ii|g
portation lor Hie 0 S lioveriiinelit
conference.
leaning the lessons, a n d several ol
I b i s will be I h e organization's t,, ihe tl s Civil Service Commisand m a i n t e n a n c e from
UJK I mnioii
Iin hovs will be acolytes
Hrsl ineeting this year
.-ion, Washington 2a. D. C.
die government ol the host country
Dean Stakes, Senate, Council
Discuss Resident Rules
Students Vie
For Grants
Rivalry Closes
With Donee,
Pushball Gome
Schedule events ;;""• ^!n,,HlK,,i,ls A,,"",T- Elates exam
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g e n t l e p e o p l e , f o ry o u r
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S i n c e we b e g a n w r i t i n g t h i s c o l last year, we have found t h a t
u m n
, , t h e r e exists at Albany S t a t e a g r e a t
a v i d n u m b e r of a v i d a n d h a b i t u a l m o v i e
J
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ma
By G e b h a r d t a n d B a r b a g c l a t a
interest in our News Board meeting last Tuesday. We wish ^'rsWe
,, ,.,
would
to take
this
op-
Senate would have such an enthusiastic audience at their portunity to compliment these peogatherings — or were you all Senators? Perhaps News pie on their fine and discriminating
o
t>
J
f
jaste
Board will return the compliment one of these days . . .
l n
entertainment.
realization
that
the
theater
opens
whole new worlds of pleasure and
„ J f worfiM°of a ev«^Xy'we 0 8 ^
if you don't know how to live life
^ Vtwo y bit , movip mll4ht a s We" K°
STRAND
T n e Blob
A
Wuod-bioaier: Blob
human race byconXteiy enguliing ail living creatures m us stiekiy
slimy, putrid, ooze. Tins us a comedy
Conferences'
Life is v e r y d i f f e r e n t ,
so v e r y d i f f e r e n t
here
™? '""^contains a million dollar
b
c a s t c o n s i s t i n g of s e v e n h u m a n s
our antiquated
rules
the attention
they deserve.
We're glad residence
to see that
people
are beginning
to give
The Wednesday night session with Dean Stokes, Residence
Council, and Senate was the first positive step toward
their revision. Either they are revised or "kiddying" may
become more popular on campus than frisbee and hula. . .
lastly
"Don't
hesitate,
participate!"
We
hope
$^
is i Married
"
8rown (eight
m i n i oa
n
By O R M S B E E a n d O L I V O
Monster From "outer spate. This
fhocker features a daring expose oi
at Its w rst
'FVAND
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' The ?„ee P manwe are ashamed ^ f f f i ? ^Zl'L^T^TesX^'
t o a d m i t this, fans, but we h a v e
seen this movie. Glen Ford p o r t r a y s
t o t h e fast-drawing,
fast - shooting,
^ " , i s Ias\
see all of the freshman tomorrow at Activities Day. Rhoda ^Z'}''"'*^'^
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T
Levin and her Committee
insure a Successful p r o g r a
t h a t Only the f r e s h m a n c a n
Coo i m n tv,QrQi
Camman - State*
and
nAlso
e overshowing
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J K S l ' S SAVES
T h e peri.st.vle p o s t e r s a r e a t u s a g a i n , t h i s t i m e p r o p a g a n d i z i n g
lx
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God.
''„ bl'in", »r»m«|,.,ul11J' "Correct, we feel that the posters are
u.
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coming o u t d a t e d with the a d v e n t H not morally, a t least ethically improper. C a m p u s C o m m i s s i o n should
h a v e d o n e a n e x c e l l e n t j o b t o of t h e a d u l t w e s t e r n . F o r d i s o b - c o n f i n e Mich e v a n g e l i c a l p u l p i t - p o u n d i n g s t o t h e b u l l e t i n b o a r d s p r o v i d e d
m.
I t l a c k s j U S t O n e e l e m e n t noxious, h e gets into more
fights
for j u s t s u c h i n t e r e s t s . R e l i g i o u s d i s c u s s i o n s c a n b e i n t e r e s t i n g ; o p e n t n a n y u u c a
provide tomorrow—themselves
" 1 0 U 1 U ( J " l j " " 1 h a n d s , n i i n d e d n e - . s is a n a t t r i b u t e ; but c a n n o t r e l i g i o u s p u b l i c i t y b e c a r r i e d o n
n e
doesn't
p s c h o a n a l y z e a n y b o d y , i n a less . S a l v a t i o n A r m v - l i k e m a n n e r ?
bee you mere! . . .
.llld
i n geiieral h(. Bives
fll.sl
class e n t e r t a i n m e n t .
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T h e second feature is L'ndenvater
H i l s c o l l e g e h a s a . c r y fine .soccer t e a m , a l a r g e s t a d i u m e a s i l y w i t h i n
Willlun
Warrior starring Dan Dailev
We
g distance, aim a dLshcarteningly small a t t e n d a n c e at soccer g a m e s ,
h a v e n e v e r like" D a n D a i l e v a s a ° l " ' s " t ( l ' ' ' ' ' P l a c e s o t h e r c o l l e g e s ' f o o t b a l l ; s o c c e r i s e v e n a p r e d e c e s s o r
l j l 1 00l,Ji 11
d a n c e r a n d a s a n a c t o r h e is a t . r o '
' - l l i s l l u t l l - a " " ' l™™ty
'or the players' exercise, o r j u s t
T h e p o w e r Of t h e p r e 3 S i s s o m e t i m e s i n s p i r i n g , a n d c l o u s . A d v i c e of t h e W e e k ' s e n d l u r t h l ; " ' " u s e m e n t "< d e d i c a t e d e n t h u s i a s t s . O u r .soccer, p a r t i c u l a r l y
lls sl iJ J,
when we think that 2000 people will read what we say, mm to Dippi-kiii.
,ii ' '" 'v r e i u ' ^ ,0U1; l u I t h , m and enthusiasm for our school, our
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e a g e r n e s s t o s e e S t a t e t r i u m p h o v e r a n y a n d all c o m p e t i t o r s .
Soccer
W e r e i n c l i n e d t op u t d o w n OUr f e e l i n g s a b o u t l a s t W e e k s
* a „ot T
j u s t a s p o i l , it i s a s p e c t a t o r s p o r t . C h e e r , s h o u t , o r yell, e v e r y .
t a (
i b nut
t ull tl
tilere b u t
et
Kentucky Derby . . .
News board meeting. The unprecedented attendance of wood has finally broken down and '""'• '"' i ' >' •-"••
"non-board members" amazed us and made us thoughtful, dom justice to a Broadw; y piay INTHIGTING AND
„ . ,
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, _ , , . .
, .,
,
W e v e b e e n c r i t i c i z e d b e l o r e , a n d i t n e v e r b o t h e r e d US;
b e i n g p u t On e x h i b i t i o n i s a n o t h e r m a t t e r .
W e d o n ' t like
t h e i d e a t h a t a SCOre Of p e o p l e C a n s u d d e n l y d e c i d e t o
w a t c h lis i n a r t inn
s i m n l v h e c n n w t h o v H P I M V P a L r i n r l nf
W a t c n US i n a c t i o n , S i m p y b e c a u s e t h e y ClUlVe a k i n d Ol
perverted
pleasure
thinking
well
squirm.
W e dldll t
Squirm.
A s a m a t t e r Of f a c t w e w e r e i n s u l t e d t h a t y o u
yOU t ow a t c h .
We don't mind
abOUt Competition;
,
,
,
a friendly joke;
We'll
S t a n d Up
, ,,
ESTABLISHED
I n c l o s m a : win waste a dollar plus
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Membei - ul ll.,- N K W . S - . l u l l :i
from 1 lo 11 |i il, a l J-'i:i^ll Kr.' :
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and u yuU iwvent seen H I,V aii U T I M V I I on H T I \ I A T I \ I >
meansM V do,
with all the movies so ' vvn'ere,' 1 h a v e o e e n m l o r m e d ol a n e w s p a p e r o n c a m p u s t o
,x
• in iiwn, a n d i"'" I ' uns week, our advice to ,,„„,„.,,. ,.,'
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October
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>>' ( >"' H E A R T H I S
MADISON
A t t i n l i o u : Doughnut dunkers and eider sippers. A moving-van-liill
we'll n e v e r c o m p l a i n
A r o u n d T h e VV-irld I n XO D a y s
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t o a good a r g u m e n t
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but nll
o one needs everything.
anytime; we even like a nice loud scream occasionally; but
we do demand some respect lor the hours we work and
the newspaper you receive on Friday. The News office
isn't a zoo, and we're not caged animals. We spend enough
time and effort producing a paper to make us feci we
deserve a little more respect t h a n we were accorded
Tuesday night.
Vol. X U I I
.
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T l i e s t a r s t u d d e d ca.st h o l d s u p w e l l
T h u d '•only t o t h e A p a l a c h i a n c o n c l a v e w i t h i t s ( S i n i s t e r )
meelfrom s t a r t to finish. We c a n ' t t h i n k m g s , " the S l a t e College News h a d a n intrigueing m e e t i n g
Tuesday
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l e a t u r e is Walt D i s n e y ' s Blue M e n . h e n the tun began . . . D o u g h e r t y l i m n i n g e r i a n d s in t h e f o u r t h
<>' M o r r o c c o . This is a b o u t t h e l o n g K l i r y r u m b l i n g t n r o u g h d e s k d r a w e r s for h e r g a v e l
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ISC Continues Amended ListFinishes Rushing Regulations
PENFIELD
By F R A N C I N E
VALVO
IVCF Plans
Fall Weekend
built a r o u n d u p o n a solid f o u n d a t i o n
of f a c t s a n d i s c o n v i n c i n g l y t o l d .
Do Who's Who nominees need a 2.5 average? . . .
And
are
very fortunate to have come to the
Cabinet seems to be tied up in its first serious consideration of the semester: what meeting hour is suitable
for all the ministers who are still on campus? They haven't
had a full meeting yet due to class conflicts, but great
strides are being taken to alleviate the situation. Schedules
have been turned in and who knows? Maybe they'll have
a real meeting before the student teacher politicos return
from off campus and the problem will have to be solved
again. Anyone for cabinet meeting at pre-student teaching
hoops.
They
•
Inter-Sorority Council states t h a t
i n v i t a t i o n to a t t e n d a s o r o r i t y fort h e following rules a r e t h e l e m a i n mal dinner, she is obligated t o
d e r of t h e r u s h i n g r e g u l a t i o n s :
attend t h a t one and no other.
O n J u l y 20 w e c a u g h t a t r a i n for
J u l y 30 we left by t r a i n f o r F l o r - , F « ' l i n « l o w ° r d e p r e s s e d ? T h e n 6- S I L E N T P E R I O D S
e. N o t i c e s will b e s e n t b y I n t e r 1 F G s s,lowl
C o l o g n e . G e r m a n y , w h e r e w e p l a n - e n c e , I t a l y w h e r e w e p l a n n e d to v i s i t
» t ' of D r o l e d e D r a m e i s
T h e r e wi 1 b e t w o p e r i o d s d u r i n g
Sorority
Council
t o selected
n e d t o s t a r t o u r t r i p d o w n t h e s e m e of t h e m u s e u m s , b a r g a i n o n g u a r a n t e e d t o l i g h t e n y o u r s p i r i t s , v h i c h t h e r e s h a l l b e n o c o m m u n i c a rushees through student mail on
i h l s
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STATE COLLEGE N E W S ,
STATE C O L L E G E NEWts,
PAGE 4
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
State's Socratic Student Says Poetry Society
Thought Simplicity Is Simple Seeks Works
For Anthology
One Monk
Opinion
By FRANK KRIVO
Orchestral Groups
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PAGE 5
Garciamen Drop Third Start To RPI;
Peds Seek Revenge Against Adelphi
From This Vantage Point:
At t h e Senate meeting of the 24th, of these seem to be such terrific
By R O D ARMSTRONG a n d BRUCE CLARKE
a bill was introduced calling for t h e losses.
While wallowing in t h e realms of form the frame work of a philosophy
assuming of t h e J u n i o r Class's Function
intellectual pursuit, too often we n o t unlike a concrete bunker. With
Students like to believe t h a t class
present responsibilty of organizing
The
future
Coleridges
a
n
d
Poes
lose sight of t h e fundamental, t h e this clone it becomes your duty to
the freshmen, by Myskania. This, I gover'Uiiciii, prepares s t u u e m s for
simple things t h a t constitute t h e c a r r y the blessings of simple t h i n k - of S t a t e College now have a chance think, is a good move, b u t I won't jobs in the S t u d e n t Senato, Cabinet
basis of a simple, happy life a n d ing to those less fortunate. F r o m to have their poetic a t t e m p t s recog- go into my reasons for this but etc. I believe this idea is not founded
all t h a t jazz. W e become entangled your impregnable philosophic b u n k in fact. There can be no analogy b e in t h e spiderweb of pedantic absurd- er you c a n attack with all t h e a n - nized. T h e American College Poetry rather, point out one of my o b - tween class government a n d S t u d e n t
ity a n d grow m a d with frustration swers to all questions providing they Society announces t h a t a n a n t h o l - servations t h a t h a s been plagueing
me since I was Sophomore Class Association government.
a t futile philosophical speculation a r e not ridiculously relative.
ogy of outstanding poetry composed
President.
Many times a person's position in
a n d other s a d songs. If this is your
by American a n d C a n a d i a n college
This bill, proposing further a s - a class enhances his c h a n c e s for a
And pointing fingers of shame a t
case, I offer a remedy . . . think
those who will not adhere, r e m e m - and University students is being sumption of authority by t h e S t u - higher office (Soph Class President
simple!
prepared for publication tris winter. dent Association, again raised t h e m i m i n g for SA Veep. Junior C l a s
T h i n k i n g m a d e simple is a n a r t ber t h e immortal words of t h e Marold question as to the need for class President running for SA President >.
quis
de
Sarie—"I
may
not
agree
with
by itself worthy of m a n y volumes.
governments.
helps certain c a n d i d a t e s even if
w
h
a
t
you
say,
but
I
will
beat
you
To
Be
Original
Work
I t calls for a complete r e a r r a n g e Class Government
they arc not better qualuicd. In
to
d
e
a
t
h
if
you
say
it."
m e n t of values, a reconstruction of
All contributions must be the
fact, it proposes candidates that
First,
let's
look
at
wh.r
class
philosophy.
original work of the student a n d he government h a s done or is doing for probably arc not a.s qualified because
To begin you must discard certain
class office docs not, I repeat, docs
shall
retain literary rights to t h e this college. I have been told we
values and forget certain correshave class government to "keep the not prepare someone for higher
material.
ponding vocabulary such as tolerclass together." I would answer office in the Student Assouution.
Charles P . Stokes, Professor of
ance, compromise, empathy, opinion,
Because I can sec the class per"No!" Students in the same class
Music,
announces
t
h
a
t
members
are
May Deal With Any Subject
interpretation, a n d so on ad infiniare held together by common ex- forming no important function, I
tum. I n their stead you seize upon still needed for t h e College O r fraternities,
sororities, can see no valid reason loi conThe poetry may deal with any periences:
a n d beat into t h e ground such pow- chestra, Tuesday at 3 ).i!l. and for
tinuing in our financial support oi
clubs etc.
the
Band,
Thursday
at
3
p.m.
subject.
T
h
e
Society
cannot
comerful a n d all pervading words such
government in class form or takSo.
even
if
you
believe
that
we
I
n
s
t
r
u
m
e
n
t
s
a
r
c
availi
ble
lor
stupensate students for any work pubas bigotry, dogma, good, bad, white,
need class spirit, the class govern- ing any interest in this g u u ' n m e n d e n t use.
red, a n d ethnocentrism.
lished, nor will it be responsible for ment doesn't significantly help it. tal setup.
The Essence of Thinking Simple
T h e Band is preparing for Home- material not accepted.
The class does provide t h e Machin- Student Senate
You must inculcate these values coming, October 25, and immediate
ery for Rivalry. Rivalry is important
My final reason for even .suggestinto yourselves, allowing no others participation is necessary.
Mail Entries Before Dec. 1
but having a government doesn't ing abolishiiu ii. il the class govento enter, allowing no others to be
All entries must be postmarked necesarily mean it's needed lor nicnt arises from my work on our
All those interested ploa.se see
right. You must mold these beliefs
on or before midnight, December 1, Rivalry. T h e lrosh p a r t i c i p a t e present. SA Constitution. !n tins
into rigid, sturdy attitudes t h a t will Stokes in Richardson 389.
Student
Senate i
lilaH. a n d t h e decisions of the without a formal class government constitution
Society shall be final. T h e poetry is during Rivalry. I have asked class given power lo legislate on all matto be .submitted to Mr. Alan C. Fox, of liters what, in their opinion, ters of student interest. This is
ATTENTION APARTMENT DWELLERS
Executive Secretary of the Ameri- their class does. One tiling m e n - designed so that our government
can College Poetry Society, Box tioned very often was tin social lakes action in a n \ area dial de— MEAL TICKETS —
24463, Los Angeles 24, California. All outlet. To these officers, the class mands for action a i e made in. II
material sent to the Society must banquets a n d dances a r c important. this is true, I i a n sec no reason for
$5.50 value for $5.00
another
novel nmenl
have t h e e n t r a n t ' s name, address I am afraid thai these tilings a r c supporting
noL a.s important to me and if which is doing almost nothing that
and school.
last year's interest in the class couldn't be done by the c cntral
Good Only After 3 P.M.
banquets a r c of a n y import, neither government. By eliminating class
cloe^ t h e class a.s a whole.
government a.s we know il and
So, far, we would lose tw i activi- making the senators 1mm il:e class
ties if we eliminated class govern- more or less the class guardians, we
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209 Central Avenue
Near Washington Ave.
"class" spirit after the first two and expense, In short, we lose n o t h years i this is actually a reality at ing by destroying a government
2 BARBERS
GOOD FOOD, REASONABLE PRICES
present). Second, wo would lose per- which has ben destroy in ; nscll
We Aim To Please
haps four social functions. Neither through its own inai lion.
MAYFLOWER
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
lO. 1 9 5 8
Fallace Sets Record,
Zwickelbauer Aids Goal
KB Scores Two Wins; Geneseo Falls Victim,
Goobers Down Heights Fallace Scores Four
By J I M D O U G H E R T Y
For the first time in many years, more people attended
a weekday soccer game than turned out for an intramural
football clash. At Wednesday's 4-0 lose against RPI more
A good game in goal was not enough
This year's AMIA grid loop has started
than a hundred students "packed" the grandstand at fast and furious. Featuring eight teams, this week as RPI managed to punch four
Bleecker Stadium. There were less than half that number the schedule slates a game for three after- shots past goalie Gus Tillman for a score
at the "College Athletic Field" witnessing Potter and the noons out of each week with a Saturday in each period and a 4-0 victory over AlHumps for AMIA laurels.
championship game for a climax. Com- bany's Peds in Bleecker Stadium WednesThe next weekend game for the Garciamen at Bleecker missioners Lou Call and Bob Dallow are day. The loss was the second for the Peds
will pit the Peds against powerful Oswego College in a w o r k i n g o v e r t i m e t o c a r r y o u t t h e i r p r o - in three starts, and the second consecutive
game which will highlight State's Homecoming Weekend. gram and create one of t h e most
year t h a t the Albanians have been
shut o u t by t h e red-clad engineers
The grads ought to have plenty to be proud of when the active intramural programs yet seen
lrom across the river. Tillman m a d e
Peds take the field ,as this team has the potential to be on the campus.
fifteen saves as t h e R P I booters
So far just one week of activity
the best at State in many years. How many of you will has seen lour names, giving six
QaikdLail
rained twenty-four shots on t h e
be a t the Homecoming (lame'.'?'.'
Ped goal, as compared to seven
teams their initial action. I n t h e
Richard Sauers makes the follow shots by the Purple on t h e R P I
first on October 2, t h e Humps forFallace Sets Record In Beating Geneseo
feited to K B , a 1-0 score being ing a n n o u n c e m e n t to all potential goal,
In the most recent clash against Geneseo College recorded.
This past Monday, t h e basketball candidates.
Frankie Fallace, a sophomore from Mineola, Goobers defeated Union Heights, 7-6,
A fair turnout, considering t h e
'All interested lreshmen and o t h - afternoon classes a n d world series,
turned in a spectacular performance. All when Waffle hit Scholtz to score
new students who have not been saw the contest which began to get
four of State's goals were perfectly placed the TD for the Goobers. Waffle er
then followed this by throwing a n - invited out for varsity basketball out of hand in t h e final minutes as
shots by Fallace. Never before has any Ped other pas.s to LtK'idi in the end /.one practice should report to Page Gym t h e Peds attempted to break t h e
booter scored four goals in a single game. for the extra and winning point. at fi:15 p.m., Wednesday, October ice and avoid a goose-egg a t t h e
h a n d s of two R P I goalies who were
Frankie also booted in two scores against Union heights scored I heir only 1 >. Practice will be held daily a t not
kept overly busy.
0:15 p.m. thereafter.
points
on
their
first
play
from
FALLACE
Farleigh Dickinson in an earlier game.
scrimmage, Spicci passing to Mooder
Scoring for R P I a n d big gun in
Coaches Announced
Zwickelbauer Protects The Center
on a sleeper play.
the Engineer's attack was Sandy
Ronald Graves, aa graduate stu- Csobaji, who collected one goal a n d
Coach Joe Garcia doesn't seem to have any problems Kit downs Suyles
with the center half-back position. Franz Zwickelbauer, On Tuesday t h e men of Sayles dent will, begin his second season one assist in five shots on goal.
Hall fell victim to K B by a 12-0 at the helm of Slate's Junior Var- Corky Smith for t h e Ped booters
a freshman from Delmar, plays the position with ability score.
One of I he KB counters came sity. Al Rabinowitz, a Junior a n d also picked u p a n assist a n d goal
and confidence. As was witnessed in the RPI clash, Franz via a pass from Bump LaValle to ex-baskelballer himself, will assist for the day's work.
protects the goal almost as much a.s (ius Tillman. Last Gary Lynch and the other on one of Graves
Geneseo Victimized
season Tillman had the "Albany urchins" to help him; George McGaughey'.s three i n t e r It was quite a different story on
cepted passes.
this year he has Zwickelbauer.
the same field last S a t u r d a y when
Again on Wednesday the Humps
F r a n k Fallace, a sophomore from
From The Sports Desk: Coach Richard Sauers carded forfeited, this time to Potter, while
Mineola, Long Island, took charge
a 3 under par 32 on the front nine at Albany Municipal the SLS-Sayles m a t c h was rained
lo score all lour Ped goals in a 4-1
By
GRACE
ENGELS
out.
Golf Course earlier in the month. . . . Charlie Kane and
triumph over Geneseo. Goalie G u s
AI'A,
SLS
Aclionless
Joe Hill, wrestling co-captains, announce that pre-season As this goes to press, APA and Alter a whole summer ot home- Tillman also stood out in goal in
conditioning will commence October 13 at Bleecker. . . . SLS are the only teams t h a t have cooked food, relaxation on sun- that game when he lost a s h u t o u t
baked beaches, and late hours, I while on the bench. He h a d been
Intramural football captains and the SCN Sports Staff not recorded games.
replaced in the final minutes of t h e
will pick this year's All-Star squad. All captains are re- The commissioners look to both found it hard lo get my rebellious game a l t e r holding the Geneseo
muscles
back
in
shape.
Then
came
quested to submit an "all-opponent" team to this office the old and the new lor some out- W.A.A., the Women's Athletic Asso- booters scoreless.
competition in a league
by one week prior to the close of the season. . . . Anyone standing
thai has always provided some of t h e ciation, to the rescue with just the Huff Injured
at all interested in writing sports for the State College great intramural thrills through light amount of organized sports to The injury jinx began to c a t c h
i he years.
up with the Peds as Danny Huff, a
is urged to report to the News Office Monday night.
III niv every mood and muscle.
Smalt£et£p>osi(i
The NEWS
WINSTON
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YOU IIAVK BEEN
FREE
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whenever any girls feel they have
I he energy. Rendezvous? T h e courts
on the corner ol Partridge and
Washington. Volleyball, which is
held in Page gym, is on this week's
list nl starters. So sign on the line
on the sheet on the W.A.A. bulletin
board. All you Florence Chadwicks
will be glad lo hear that, swimming
and lile saving begin Wednesday,
7-1) p.m. al Ihe Public Bath No. 1
located on Ihe corner ol Central
and Ontario. See ya 'round the
sports, girls'
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Although two of the four sched-'
illed games were forfeited this week,
the spotlight candidates still m a n aged in turn in their performances.
'Ihe KB squad, alter inking a
lorlcii I ii un ihe Humps las! T h u r s day ri lied liugelj on I lie el torts of
George
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and Gary
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The Peds travel to Adelphi tomorrow to meet the P a n t h e r s in a
2:00 p.m. game on Long Island.
Adelphi, as many will doubtless r e member, played the role of spoiler in
last year's homecoming game with
a 6-3 conquest of t h e Peds a n d t h e
year before reeled off a 4-2 victory
over Albany on Adelphi homelands
The following week t h e ballclub
again lakes to t h e road, this time
up to Plattsburg where in t h e past
I wo years the Albany booters have
gamed 2-3 and 1-0 victories. T h e
next home appearance of t h e Peds
will be on Wednesday, October 22.
when t h e visitors will be from
Middlebury College of Vermont
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joined t h e crutch club for the season
with a badly damaged right ankle.
The little forward h a d been a s t a r t e r
lor both bah games before t h e R P I
affair. Goalie Tillman also n a r r o w ly missed being sidelined as he t u r n ed up after the Geneseo game with
an injured hand, but saw action
anyway.
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Alpha Pi Alpha Jlaule
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
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In this time of Trial and T r a g edy when people seem to be cont e n t t o tinker forever
with
chance, i t is of prime importance t h a t we do not let our left
h a n d know w h a t our r i g h t is
doing. T h e problem is, of course,
how does one type this way?
This, by necessity is a problem which m i g h t disturb t h e
Royal Typewriter people.
Insofar as left and right are
concerned (a subject through
which we should, by all rights
and prejudices, steer a clear
p a t h through, as through t r o u b led w a t e r s ; be t h a t what it
mayl are concerned, the importa n t thing is not who, why, what,
where, or even when, but "togetherness," inspired by McCali's, of course. McCall's is a n other publication — but never
n:inil about reading it (you do
read don't you, or just a t t e n d
meetings?).
f o r this morning's sermon we
conclude with a plea: "A house
divided against itself cannot
stand."
T h e new Alpha Pi Alpha fraternity house is located a t 135 South
Lake Avenue. At present, twenty men are living there. When rennovations are complete, the house will accommodate over thirty of the
brothers.
10,
1958
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SignumLaudis
Announces
Top Student
Jloudl
T h i s weekend will be a busy one Sigma Phi Sigma
lor the Greeks on campus, with t h e
Susan Goldfarb '59, President, disemphasis on Open Houses and fac- closes t h a t Ethel S a n t u p e , J a n e
ulty teas.
Lemberger, and Susan Rosenbaum.
Sophomores, have been initiated
K a p p a Delta
Rita Lesko '59, President of t h e to the sorority.
All faculty members are cordially
sorority, announces t h a t
Kappa
Delta will e n t e r t a i n members of t h e invited to a tea held at the sororityfaculty at a tea Sunday from 3 to 5 house Sunday from 3 to fi p.m.
p.m. at the sorority hou.se.
G a m m a Kappa Phi
I'M G a m m a
G a m m a K a p p a Phi has initiated
J a n e Cass '59, President, states the following to the sorority, a n t h a t there will be an Open House nounces J o a n Anderson '59, Presifor S t a t e s m e n at 8 p.m. All S t a t e s - d e n t : Patricia Fisher, Gilda Sc.sti.
men are cordially invited to attend. Sally Fagan, and J u d i t h Kiehle,
A t : a for faculty members will be Juniors. Also Barbara Bowen, Gail
K a s p a r i a n , Marjorie Petty, Dana
held Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m.
Graham,
and
Harriet
SuL'liffe,
( h i Sigma Theta
There will be a faculty tea Sunday S phomores.
from 3 to 5 p.m., according to Teresa
Beta Zcta
Kerwin 'SO, Vice-President.
Teresa Vitale '59, President, reA coffee hour is scheduled for
Monday evening with Alpha Pi Al- ports t h a t Lynn Beals. Susan Berne,
pha fraternity immediately
after and Susan J a m e s , Sophomores, have
been formally initiated into Beta
the sorority meeting.
Zeta sorority.
All faculty m e m b e r s are invited
to attend a tea at the sorority house
from 3 to 5 p.m.
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Phi Helta
An Open House for S t a t e s m e n will
be held a t the Phi Delta house tonight from 8 to 12 p.m.. according
to Sally Weeks, President. T h e invitation is extended to all S l a t e
College students with the exception
of freshman women.
Sigma Lambda Sigma
Robert D'Andrea '00 has been
elected R u s h m a s t e r of Sigma L a m b da Sigma
fraternity,
announces
J o h n Cocco '59, President,
Free Gift Awaits You . .
Avon Products
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Personal Representative
THlNKUSH: CHUMPANZEE
693 S t a t e Street
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THINKLISH TRANSLATION: Obviously, this poor fellow hasn't heard
about Luckies. Why? Elementary.
Any man who smokes the genuine
article wouldn't touch another
brand with a ten-Cool cigarette
holder. With Luckies, you get the
honest taste of line tobacco. Why
settle for less? (The man in question is a Cigumist. Don't let this
happen to you!)
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We'll pay $'.ia each lor the h u n d r e d s nl T h i n U i s h words
jiidgei I best and we'll li nl in c iiui11 v in our college ads. Send
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college or iini\ eisily, and class.
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T h e new President of Signum
Laudis, t h e S t a t e College Honorary
Scholastic F r a t e r n i t y , has recently
been announced. He is Robert Wiggins '59, according t o Dr. J a n e t
Hood, faculty advisor to the o r g a n ization.
Founded In 1932
Signum Laudis was founded in
1932 for t h e purpose of recognizing
and recording outstanding scholarship a t S t a t e College.
Chosen From Top Ten Per Cent
T h e m e m b e r s are chosen from the
top ten per cent of the Senior class.
Four per cent is chosen in the spring
of the J u n i o r year, four per cent in
the fall of the Senior year, and the
remaining two per cent is chosen in
the spring of the Senior year. All
candidates for Signum Laudis must
have a t least a 3.0 average and
must have h a d a t least fifty credit
hours at S t a t e College.
Signum Laudis Scholar
State Grads
Study At Yale
On Fellowship
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Hear Music
With a Beat
(»ood Food, Too,
The
SNACK BAR
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Fraternity Jewelry
Badges, Steins, Rings
Jewelry, Gifts, Favors
Stationery, Programs
Club Pins, Keys
Medals, Trophies
UNIVERSITY P.O. B U H L
171 Marshall Street
Syracuse 10, New York
UK 5-7HS7
Carl Horeuson, Mgl'.
Two members of the class of 1958
of the New York S t a t e College for
Teachers a t Albany are beginning
graduate work this year as Woodrow Wilson Fellows.
ews
ALBANY,
NEW
YORK.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER
17.
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1958
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Charles L a F o n t a i n e and Donald
Rice are among the thousand prospective college teachers in the UnitVOL. X L I l i NO. 21 ed S t a t e s and C a n a d a
entering
graduate schools on Woodrow Wilson National Fellowships.
Brubacher, Pierce, New Dorm
Slate Annual Formal Dances
Tomorrow evening the three largest dormitories of the college will sponsor formal
dances for the girls living in the halls. Brubacher, Pierce, and the New Resident Hall
will have dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in their respective halls.
Brubacher Hall
Brubacher's dance will be "Rainbow Rhapsody" and it will take place in the Lower
Lounge. Playing at the dance will be Sammy Bruno and his band, announces Phyllis
Gough '61, General Chairman of the event.
Chaperones include Theodore Bayer, Assistant Professor of Business, and Mrs.
Bayer; Roswell Fairbank, Associate Professor of Education and Mrs. Fairbank; Robert
Luippold, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, and Mrs. Luippold; and Mr. and Mrs.
T h e President of t h e organization, who is designated as the Signum Laudis Scholar, is the m e m b e r
of the first four per cent chosen
who has the highest average. He
also receives a twenty-five dollar
award after his a p p o i n t m e n t a s \*llUI I lllCll
President.
Hathaway.
airmen Announce
Homecoming Schedule
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LaFontaine
L a F o n t a i n e is interested in philosophy and religion, but is m a j o r ing in the literature of Rome. Both
his p a r e n t s a r e teachers, and he
plans to enter this profession h i m self after his g r a d u a t e work has
been completed.
Rice
Rice h a s entered Yale University
to study French literature. His interest in t h e subject grew out of his
interest in English literature; h e
has "come to look to college teaching for the opportunity to find a
career which m a t c h e s my own interests and capabilities."
The Fellowship
Recognizing the critical need for
c: lle 6 e teachers, t h e Ford F o u n d a tion recently gave the Woodrow
Wil.son Fellowship Foundation twenty-five million dollars to aid outstanding first-year students. Each
le.lowship carries funds for tuition
and living expenses.
"Magic i n t e r l u d e " is the theme of the Pierce Hall
formal, which is to be held in the Ingle Room. Music
will be provided by the Vincentian I n s t i t u t e "RedO t h e r Members
jackets," a 12-piece dance band. Amelia Podber '59,
last year's queen, will crown the new queen.
T h e other members of Signum
K a t h r y n O'Connor and H e r b e r t Walther, Juniors,
Chaperones attending this event a r e : David Hartley,
Laudis a r e : Peter Blomerly, M a r t i n
Cohen, Ellen Dosch, Mary F i t z p a t - Co-chairmen, announce t h e schedule for Homecoming Dean of Men. and Mrs. Hartley; and Arthur Collins,
An allowance of $1,400 for single
Assistant Professor of English, and Mrs. Collins.
rick, Gail Hogan, J a n i c e M a n n i n g . Weekend, October 24-25.
students for living is included, with
Joyce Sandidge, Frances Skinner, Friday, October 24
New
Residence
Hall
increments for dependents; the full
12:30 p.m.—Formation of floats on Partridge Street
T h o r n t o n Smith, Anne Sweet, B a r Dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the New cost of tuition and fees is also paid.
Field
bara Thiele, the student Secretary
Residence Hall Saturday night to the theme of " R h a p of t h e group, Doris W a r m u t h , M a r - Saturday, October 25
12-2 p.m.—Faculty-Alumni Coll'ee Hour in Sayles sody in Blue." Harry Vincent a n d his 5-piece orchestra Requirements
garet Weitzner.
will provide the music for residents of the house, and
Hall
In order to be considered for a
8 p.m.—Bonfire and Pep Rally on Beverwyck their dates.
Fall Group To Be Chosen
fellowship, a student must be n o m 1:00 p.m.—Parade leaves Bru
Along with the crowning of the queen, there will
inated by a faculty member. NominT h e fall group of Seniors for Sig2:00 p.m.—Soccer g a m e between STATE
a n d also be a selection of 4 class a t t e n d a n t s , t h e n a m e s ations for Woodrow Wilson Fellownum Laudis has already been pickof which are to be announced S a t u r d a y night.
Oswego
ships lor next year must be m a d e
ed. However the names of these
5-7 p.m.—Open houses a t Greek houses
The chaperones will be Richard Hauser, Assistant by faculty members by October 31,
s t u d e n t s will not be revealed public9-1 a.m— Dance at Circle I n n
Professor of Biology, and Mrs. Hauser; and Clifton 1958.
ly until next week in the State Col- Sunday, October 2G
Thorne, Assistant Professor of Commerce, and Mrs.
lege News.
3-5 p.m.—Jazz Concert in Page
Thorne.
Those interested in more inforT h e committee requests t h a t all residence halls
The committees lor the New Residence Hall formal mation should see the Woodrow WilDinner For New Members
participate in t h e weekend by entering a float in were announced by Frances Listun '61, Publicity Di- son Fellowship Campus representaT h e new members of Signum the parade and decorating their respective houses rector. Mary Lo Pressick and Frances Pavliga, Soph- tive or write directly to the WoodLaudis will be initiated at a dinner welcoming the r e t u r n i n g Alum.s. In addition, all four' omores, are co-chairmen of decorations, along with row Wilson National
Fellowship
to be held in their honor in the classes are expected to march, in the parade S a t u r d a y Gail Rogers as c h a i r m a n of programs, and Ruby Foundation, Box 642, Princeton, New
behind their class banners.
Campbell and Virginia Dehnert, Sophomores, co-chair- Jersey.
near future.
men of r e l r e s h m e n t .
Pierce Open House
Margaret
O'Donnell
'60, Vice
President and Social C h a i r m a n for
Pierce dormitory, affirms thai there
will be an Open House Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 p.m. All faculty
members anil students will be the
special guests of several girls who
Voting will be held today from and his promise ol future useful- Henry Boehning, J a n e Cass, J o h n
A folk singer, Homer Wilkins, will
will be acting as hostesses.
9 a.in. to 4 p.m. in Lower Draper ness. Senate included the require- Cocca, Lee DeNike, Richard Esner,
Miss O'Donnell is also in charge be the guest a t this year's first
for
t h e election
of candidates ment that a nominee has to have a Maiy Fitzpatrlck, Joseph Fosegan,
"English Evening." The program
Robert Fox, William Gardner, Mar- ol the a r r a n g e m e n t s lor the a n n u a l will be presented Thursday in
lor Who's Who Among S t u d e n t s in 2.0 average or better.
Pierce
Hall
formal.
tin
Goodrich,
George
Harris,
Gary
American Universities and Colleges
Draper 349 at 8 p.m., and will feaII- Iwity, T h u n a s Hopkins, K e n n e t h
'I he election will be supervised by No Frosh!
ture folk materials of the Kentucky
Election Commission.
Each member of Student Asso- Kadel, Robert Kampf, Anne King,
Mountain Country.
ciation iexcept freshmeni may vole. .Jay Kohen, Natalie Lemoine, CorWilkins, who is c h a i r m a n of the
Quota
Each voter will have 30 first place rine Mario. Donald McClain, Bruce
Physics D e p a r t m e n t of Mount Holy S t a t e College has received u quota l o i r s a! the election If any ballot Norton
oke College, i.s a native Kentuckian.
Also Carolyn Olivio, Amelia Pndol thirty s t u d e n t s for Who's Who contains more t h a n 30 votes, it shall
He sings not only traditional songs,
T h e criteria as sel lorth by Who's be deemed invalid. T h e 30 nominees bcr, Richard Roncolli, Dolores Rusbut new material lrom the living
Who includes scholarship, partici- who receive I he highest number ol sell, Car, 1 Scheu, Miriam Sciortino,
Today is the deadline lor reservHepc, Ronald
Short. ing page.-, in the next edition of the liadition of which he is a contributpation and leadership in academic voles shall be elected, provided each Rosemarie
and extracurricular activities, cili- receives al leasl 1:V. ol the possible J a n e Showerman, Barbara Vaas, I'edagogue. Anyone wishing to place ing member.
Michael Van Vranken, Palma Viv- an order should contact R. J. B a n i.enship, and service to the school voles
nna, Carole Waldron, Sally Weeks, fleld '59. Business Manager, at Dr. Mcllwaine To Open Evening
20', .Musi Vote
John Yager, Winifred Youngs, and 2-4726
Shields Mcllwaine, Professor of
Al least 20'. ol the total enroll- Dawd Youst
English, will open the program with
Prices l o r Pages
ment ul llir three upper classes
While the order* must be in to- background material on the K e n nuisi vole in order lor the election Announcement ()l Flection
day,
iii' ney is not required immedi- tucky region's culture and history.
Stall''.', candidates lor Who's Who
in be valid. II the election is invalid.
ately
Prices are: one page, twentyHie Senate shall elect the candi- lor 1953-59 shall not be announced live dollars; two pages, forty-seven Refreshments To Follow
until
the
lisl
has
been
continued
by
dates lor Wlio's Who al its discredollars; three pages,, seventy dollars,
Alter the program there will be
the Who's Who office.
K a t h r y n O'Connor '60, Vice-Pres- I inn
lour pages, ninety dollars.
an lnlormal meeting in Draper 149
ident ol Smiles, is pleased to reporl
Wednesday evening, .student Sen Campus Queen Nominations
Itet|iiests Sent Out
l.ir refreshments. There will be an
Nominations lor Campus Queen
that thirty freshmen volunteered lo ate nominated thirty-eight Seniors
Over filly
requests to group admission charge ol twenty-live
will
begin
Monday.
Nominations
work Willi Smiles Willi the children for the Who's Who ballot They arc
houses, fraternities, .sororities, reli- . cuts lor tile evening.
will close next Kruluj and declina- gious, and other groups have been
ol tile Albany area.
tions must be in by 4 p i n . Monday, si nl out Al present only ten replies
October 27th Only upperclassuien b tve been sent back
Will Provide Leadership
IIM.\ nominate and all nominees Sorority Pictures
T h i s year the organization will
must be Seniors.
Sororities which have pledged
provide leadership a||d activities fur
I'riinaiw Election
since their last composite was takthe children ol the Neighborhood
president
House, Albany Home, and LaHalle
A primary election will be held en should have then
Tile Biology Club will meet TuesOuting Club will meet in B r u b a c h School lor Hoys. Among the activiWednesday, October 2iJlh. Each up- ( o u t , u l Teresa Kerwin '59, Assist- day al 7:30 p.m. in Brubacher Hall
er Hall Wednesday evening at 7:30
ties will ')'' tuUiriiig, ujjorts, swim- p.m., announces Charlotte Miers '59, pi rclassinan will have live lust ant Editor, to a r r a n g e lor pictures with Louis Kostcr speaking on the
ming Instructions, arts and crafts, President.
place voles. T h e five candidates re- as soon as possible
technique used in making museum
parties and hiking,
ceiving the highest number ol voles laiitors
exhibits ready for display.
A movie will be shown by S t e p h e n shall be elected to t h e court Friday,
Edilor-in-Cluel ul the yearbook
Hoover '60 and the schedule for the October 31st, upperclassmen will tins year is Delores Russell '59.
Meeting Called
Mr Roster, Chief Taxidermist in
leaders
include:
Laureen the pi't paprution laboratory at the
T h e r e will be an Important meet- remainder ol the semester will be elect Hit Campus Queen from the Other
live finalists. The candidates re- Dewey '59, Managing Editor; Jose- New York S t a l e Museum, has preing Monday at 4 p i n . in Draper 349 .set up
Pietrucli, Typing
Editor; sented his discussion and demonAll students interested in some ceiving tile highest number of votes phine
when the planned activities will
commence immediately. All m e m - form ol Outing Club are invited to shall be declared elected Campus Judy Pearl.slone, Juniors, Assistant stration a t a previous meeting and
bers, freshmen, and interested per- attend T h e invitation is especially Queen will be announced on Campus Managing Editor; a n d Nancy Leigh- it proved a huge success. Everyone
is welcome.
Night, November 1st.
ton '61, L a y - o u t Editor.
extended to freshmen.
sons are requested to be there.
Upperclassmen Vote For W h o s Who;
Nominate Candidates For Campus Queen
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two different b r a n d s of c i g a r e t t e s
.
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Evening Bills
Folk Singer
Pedagogue Sets
Deadline Today
Smiles Holds
First Meeting
Outing Club Shows
Movie At Brubacher
Taxidermist Talks
To Biology Club