STATE COLLEGE NEWS,FRIDAY, OCTOBER
PAGE 8
9,
oi^r.
1959
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AUfiJM, Ojf State
'94*
By PAT LaBALBO
W h a t ' s so sad. a n d disillusioning h a d to frequent t h e local taverns,
about e n c o u r a g i n g school spirit? be casual about classes, bad marks,
W h a t ' s wrong w i t h a d m i t t i n g you a n d above nil, be APATHETIC. So
have any? I t ' s n o t sophisticated. we were. B u t it was a mistake, as a
And we all w a n t to be sophisticated, few brave individuals will a d m i t in
d o n ' t we? Besides, if we weren't private.
Speaking optimistically and u n blase a n d cynical t h e n t h e enrolled
masses a n d t h e News would have to sophisticatedly, it's not too late to
find s o m e t h i n g else to talk and get out of the r u t . And why n o t
take the still-enthusiastic freshmen
grumble about.
Oh yes, it's true, S t a t e has a with us! They've got lots of pep
crackerbox gym, some very poor and go a n d it could spread if it
teachers, no campus, a quantity of was encouraged.
Let's place more emphasis on t h e
chubby girls a n d effiminate boys and
only four fraternities. If it is a t all wide variety of activities offered
possible, let's be realistic for a m o - hero besides the ones conducted in
m e n t . It's h a r d here, b u t try. Every bars a n d back cafeterias and Greek
c a m p u s h a s defects, so why use houses. Let's m e e t our friends a t
these excuses? W h y use any excuse football and soccer games. Let's use
a t all for cynicism? And what's so the time we spend grumbling to e n Discussion seems to h a v e bogged down a t this September .'SO Senate meeting-, Must be someone misacceptible
about enco' iraging joy life. W h a t ' s wrong with a good
placed S t u d e n t Association's copy of R O B E R T ' S R U L E S O F ORDER.
pseudo-sophistication a n d a p a t h y ? old college try?
Did you know t h a t one out of four
s t u d e n t s a t S t a t e h a s a Regents
Scholarship? T h a t s t u d e n t s are a c cepted partly on t h e basis of a m i n imum I.Q., t h a t most of the facts
t h a t t h e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n throws out
about "cream of the crop", etc., is
true, even if it is p r o p a g a n d a ?
If you're h o n e s t you really don't
have m u c h of a n excuse for being
ashamed of S t a t e when you come
right down to it. So why be a s h a m ed? W h y by cynical?
W h e n t h e Class of '62 arrived we
got t h e old t r e a t m e n t of polite tolerance for enthusiasm, and we
quickly learned t h a t to belong you
the perfect
ChanningClub
To Assemble
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a n s w e r to every
student's n e e d s ! r
T h e C h a n n i n g Club announces
a get acquainted meeting on T h u r s day at 7 p.m. T h e assemblage is at
t h e C h a n n i n g Hall.
C h a n n i n g Hall is located behind
t h e U n i t a r i a n Church, Washington
Avenue at Robin Street. According
to it:; President, Paul Weaver, this
is an informal meeting open to all
those who wish to a t t e n d it.
Tills club is affiliated with the
U n i t a r i a n C h u r c h of Albany and
also t h e n a t i o n a l organization, the
Liberal Religious Youth. It is an independent .student group.
Paul Weaver will lie present to
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER
State College CO
16,
VOL. XLIV. NO. 19
1959
State Rolls Out Welcome Mat for Returning Alums;
Soccer, Parties, Parade Highlight Weekend Festivities
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Sally Jones, C h a i r m a n , S a n d r a Wilson, S h a r o n
Smith, and Ginny Dennert construct a Homecoming
float.
It's that time again! State College once more welcomes
back its Alumni to the annual Homecoming Weekend.
Floats, songs, a dance, a parade and a jazz concert are all
but a lew items that find themselves on this weekend's
packed lull agenda of scheduled events. Preparations and
schedules, plans and work have all gone into making this
this the best possible Homecoming Weekend State has ever
seen. The weekend's schedule is as follows:
Friday 7:30-8:30 p.m. Rivalry Sing will be held at Brubacher Lower Lounge. This will be a competitive singingcontest between the Sophomores and the freshmen for
rivalry points.
8:30 p.m. Bonfire and Pep Rally at Beverwyck Field.
Saturday 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Registration and Luncheon
for Alumni and Faculty. Open House at Alden and Men's
Dorm.
12:30 p.m. Formation of Parade at Partridge Street.
1 p.m. Parade leaves Brubacher Hall.
2 p.m. Soccer game with Plattsburgh State at Bleecker
Stadium.
4:30 p.m. "Punch Party" The party will be held at the
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Seniors,
laculty
Alumniwill
only,
jeanette Legg-i ' 6:30 p.m.
Greeks
buffetand
suppers
be may
held attend,
at the lovelies.
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various .sororities and fraternities
on c a m p u s .
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9-12 p.m. T h e Homecoming Dance
will be held in the Brubacher Dining Room.
Sunday '.i p.m. Jazz Concert. This
will 1 future H a r r y "Sweet's" Edison.
Snonsored by Mvsic Council, it will
T h e Rivalry fc'ing will be held to- Among the qualities judged will be
T h e annu.it Jaz:c Concert of Home- there lie went into night club work lake place in Page Hall.
night on the patio outside B r u b a c h - participation, volume, clearness, and
coining Weekend, sponsored by Mu- and then into doing background P a r a d e
sic Council, will feature Hurry work for movies. Edison was l e a l - * ","*" m •
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" S w i i t s " Edison. T h e Concert will ure.l in the soundtrack music ol
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' , . , „ , , , . M ( l ' s i / ( . s n , , „ (l( '-' •••<•' direction ol Lillian Mullm
i t is requested t h a t freshmen wear
be held Sunday from li-o p.m. in "Cklahonii," and ••The Man With .J,;,, V are mud. -md d'o-'igno I by ' 8 1 ' R i v i l l l ' V Committee member.
beanies and t h a t both classes adPa ; e Auditorium,
a Golden Ann."
fraternities, sororities and group Kormalion
here to the e n t r a n c e procedure t h a t
Edison and his q u i n t e t have a | a / /
houses on campus. A prize of $25.0J
.Sophomores will line up on the will be announced at Bru before
ri put;.turn tor versatility, playm ;
HI t h e fall of 1958 Harry left Hoi- is offered this vcar for the best s i p s between Savles and Bru at "-lie Sing.
Dixieland and modern jazz equally
7:1.) j).m, Freshmen should arrive
T h e bonfire will be held innnedilywo.id
play strictly jazz. He niov- 1 lout.
well. Edison h inscll lias had a di- ed info toNew
York's lamed Birdlalld
Reigning over the parade is last at 1:25 p.m. and walk between t h e utely following the Sing,
verse back round in the mi'.si • field.
wil.li his own quintet, and signed a year's Soccer Queen, Marcy Van Soph..mores to the far side ol the B a n n e r Hunt
He l)i can hi ; career p'.aying Willi
Leiiven 'GO, She will be attended by patio. Sophomores will follow flu
contract vsilli Roulette Records.
Last S a t u r d a y morning the Sophmany of the famous bands of the
Audrey Hall 'GO, Judy Skoylas '111, last freshman across.
omoics scored two points by winning
"ill's, inc.udim; Count Basic. From
Open horn ur muted, playing stun- j „ m ( . U ( . Lcggieri '62,' and Fatri.ua
, h r e e S O ngs ,,„, B a n n e r Hunt
E .,,„ , 1: , Vi w l „ s i n B
dard., <r originals, Harry is one ol V Vo.noski '(ill.
, h o following- order: cheer song
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-•bosc rare mu.iclails who appeals
j„d--os lor the panicle include E.l- .,, ,'-,,. opposin" class class fight
T h e frosh banner which was ludlo in ariy all music tans, jazz and w .,,. ( | Cowley, Associate Prolessor ol iSl „,., , l i y | r l ., H S ' A l m a ' M a t e r with ( l 1 '" ' " L l u ' faculty Parking Lot was
oflicrwi.se Hi is highly respected by A n : ••,,|,(.,.| K . Mimsey. Director of . jl.'" ".Sophomores leading ofi each l " r 1 " 1 lj y Robert Pollero at approxju'./ i i i r s i c u n s ol all school:-;, mini- Housing; M a r t h a Downey, S e e n - ,,,,,,, - j j 1(. Alma Muter m u s t be or- " n a l d y H)::iO a.m. T h e Sophomore
'I'll '"' Iradilional, because Miry roc- ,.,,.. U j ,;,,. p n -.sidrnl of the Board ,,, .,','• w | , , | , other songs may plag- banner was hidden in a coir, true ted
ogiii'i' in linn u talent and coiiecp- o ) j- ru .s!..-.'., of the S t a l e University. . i n . , . „,,, , . ()f 0 ]d t u n e s
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false bottom of the table used by
Mam y Loj^'JRyaii 'ho. Picsidcnl id I a n lhal is not l.uilted to any ;clio. 1 ( o m i n i U c e
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the Rivalry Committee on t h e 1 rout
l.iadcrs
l o o .'-.Sorority Council, announces ol jazz,
steps of Draper.
Much pn pural ion and planning
Songleaoers for the Sophomore
til il se. e.-al l'i Vision.-, lor s il oril., ( •„,„ ,.,.(
h a v IJII-11 pill forth lor tin . Home- class are Anne Smith and Bonnie
L"aders of the B a n n e r H u n t were
ru iliiii-; l Has ha\ i- la en in n I > • 'I lie
\ s l n ,; ;( -.1 the jazz collci
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Weekend.
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J o h n Lucas '61 and Marcia Cavas „ u . T h e Songleader fur the freshn , i: a ii ii.. ile . n a - I Hows:
Maiilio
n a u d i '(JO. Rivalry Committee m e m E l j
I' ...ii. I bj Un ..lusi. C o i n - l h l . wt . t .kuii(l are Virginia Dehneri
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' " '»' ' ' a r > io.v.1,1 leatiire, Ka, „,„, J l ) l l n ,,,„„.,, ,„„,„„-,. 1 J u , , , >»"' * d-'iiic Magl.o.
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S.,,,h„more leaders were Mary
ni T i.i r- \\ .11 II a 1 iv, d t i ; ueiiil VMii.u.e; and was vi-r, s.icce-slul
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S phomore class songs we, e wiltc.ilderone, Jauics Baker, and
M.,,,ms
lUlu,ss
w i • ':.i nils lie -l her al an
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I " . .•..,.„.:•!,, i..i s,i- I-MO. in. ,,„. , „ , , , „ , . , i a l l ( 1 l s „ „ w n v o v e r m e £•• 1^ A lice J erraii Mury Bell J o j ] Cnn,s
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Clary Pen2 Sororily meinbeis lalkmg lo B ] , 1 ; | j U , ; i
Harriot MeNary, and
Members of the committee in- hinilh,
Sue
Byron,
Joe
Ball,
Madei
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,, ' ' i- ..',-,'. i,.„.,„ field, and Roy K n a p p .
In- . ' " a n \ i .i.en is allowed lor only M . , n A | 1 , , j _>, | c u s ( l N | ,s,,plioio res
elude P a r a d e , Fran Cicero. Hank '»»' Rufeledge. Songs tor lreshmeli
one Ii ur on Sunday and one hour
Mills. Daniel Scliultz, SophomoiCh, W ' n ' wrillen by Wall Peters, Elaine
At present, the Rivalry score
on Monday following Ihe eonllicl
and Frances Liston 'til' Bonfire, Rav Muaho, Mary Alice Soule, and stands a t 7-3, with the frosli still
p irl ics lor Ihe purpose ol al I.oiling
Ship.nail 'IK); Punch Party, llasse Linda L .sselle.
ahead.
ride , home lor (he 'I lianksgn mg
Kopi-ii 'HJ; Hospitably, Sally O'ColiJudges lor tills year's sing are
va at loti
nor li2 and Earllue Merrill (il; P u b - Mrs. Ann Normanden, Secretary to I . | | » » | / ^ p ^
AA/*%/^4"
:{ Sororily women will not hoi
licily, Carol Louprefte '1.2; and Pro- Dr S, ludi.-e; Dr Dorothy Cole,'As- J U n i O l b
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a in
I 1 '! -I gefln r pari lea in lb
graloa, Dave Miller '(it).
sislanl Prolessor ol Library Science;
ruo.jih ol ire .Inn.in women al tin
The Alumni ((iiartrrly full issue
o i l i e r members ol the sludell! and 1)1 Carl Ddenkirchen, A.soeiat.
d I I , . , al Hi dinner mil il !1 pin, loi
will be loiniiir out soon, announces | ) n o . also helped in addressing and Prol.s.-or ol Modern
Languages
rushing pi.rpo es
Beifliii Brimmer, E x . - . u l n e Seen-- lulding lei lers.
Lou Woluer, Vice-President of
tary ol llic S t a t e Coll. .• Alumni i-lower Sale
the . lass ol '61, announces t h a t Die
Association. G r a d u a t e stiiilcnts who
A' ihe sue er came ..uinoiroyy a l Junior Prom this year will be held
wl Ii l i subscribe may inquire al i.-rnooii, Ihe cheei'leuu »is will be
ul the S h e r a t o n - T e n Eyck Hotel in
the Allliuni office wnleh Is on the t-:]1111• pompoms al $1.00 a piece
downtown Albany, on (he weekend
Iirsl I Ii or in Hii-h.n-.lsoii
Oscar i l/.inliird, Dean of Ihe
of March 25-27, 1060 ' i h e ballroom
Collcite, aiiiiniiiiics dial l i i d a y ,
A now I I'casurer has been eppoinl
Which holds 450 people has been reOctober :i.'i, is Hie lasl day t h a t
Hy I KLDiMAN
oil .c. i III!', to 111! . Mil the term ol
served for both Friday and S a t u r siiulcii(s may drop courses vvilliTed Beyer lie Is UU.-.luv Mull' a.
Atteiition. attention,
all
stuff (l;l >' -"t- 1 "^ s i - - c e l l l u i ' s • l u t been
.iiit . i i c n . i l l y .
an As.-o.il.inI I'l'olessor ol Husine >
members
ol
Ihe
State
College
News!
'ieelded on which day to hold tllO
After iliis dale students dropEd Hi a l u m and nn inber of the Milne
•fhi re will be a meeting for all the formal.
ping courses will be given an
S.-liool laculty.
With tile eo-oporalloli of the Kt; ,, Suulf- tresiuuan members us well as Committees
a i luin.l Ii. I for file cm.lsc unless ryleiiiiiitillB circunist m i c s
Quarterly
l'"U>W L'o-i-lJ. State College News I he lug wheels Sunday night al 7:30
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exist.
Tim A l i m n i Quarterly contain-, « Imw
" " ' I JW'jUd to announce ,,.,„ ' , , , nnp a l a n in.-eling yy ill be , o j .
lg. U ( . U ) r a l l T m v t . r ]
Jlmo
eui-ici.l II. ws of S t a t e College g l a d - h s lusi song and ehecr-v, n t i n g eon- held al .Mrubacher Hall.
Hi.is.• students who are KIMIIIptJ1T>
1)1(l| , R o b l n w ) n | Jume&
W a l .
ed a IIMW of ahsi nee or llonormiles. '1 In- back .section of tin- mug,- test
.
U i, a n p o r a t i v e Unit all members son, Donna Steele, Andy Dudosli,
alili- dismis -al from I In* college
aznn- is a listing of class news by
You ve got almost everyone h re |J(J U u > n . ^ ^
l>rB a.lliiautloil ol and Barbara Llbous.
are graded a "\V" for the cnurses
year ol graduation. T h i s is done by convinced t h a t we have no school
dlscif-sud as well
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dropped. Also included in this
h ' .•la,: counselor
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cub „ T 1 " ' A r r a n i e n i e n Comimtlee or
group are those students who
r e p u t a t i o n as students, this is your , . ' ' '
tlie weekend is: C a t h e r i n e Casacelli,
are advised by the Student PerT h i , is |ii.-I one ol the tuiielioiis c h a n c e to prove it. and improve it. ' li5's s '
L >is Smith, Marie Maraiuii, K a l l i Al1
sonnel oil ice to reduce their
oi the Alumni orgunization. It ,.l o Oetails
^ !>l;l1 - member who must miss LT jno P a i r a r a , Margaret
Kopak,
class load regardless of this date
owns und directs Pierce ami Saylea
TRiis contest is open to all s t u - rLlilu meetuig shall i n l u n n Monica unlUL.
TornaUir, Rosemary Kverek,
of wil'idiawal.
residi-lils halls, and sponsors Ah u u u d e n t s except members of the News Tru.-kus, Fdltor-in-Chlel, ol lliut Barbara Gludysiewiez, Rosalie F e n Students who drop courses for
Day iiii.i Torch Night just belore Board, stall, and cheerleaders.
lact. Failure to do so will m e a n t h a t diok, Julie Stelner, Shirley MoficrOB,
other reasons t h a n those dated
graduation As each Senior passes
All entries m u s t be submilted .via l l u * absent person will be stricken Sylvia
J u n g a , Candy
Campbell,
ir n
allow alter October 'i'.i will be
his torch Lo an undergraduate, he .student mail) to Monica Traskus, "'
'••-' lecords.
Beverly Caecavalc, Carol Ilastiiui,
graded all "U."
bicouies an Alumni of S t a t e Collijje. (Cuntinwud
un Payv >,, Column D
Seriously, cuIs, be t h e r e !
J u n e Devore, and Gull Kiuspiun.
5 9 Soph-Frosh Sing Tonight;
Frosh Still Winning Rivalry
Sweets' Edison Highlights
Homecoming Jazz Concert
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Notice
News Holds
Cheer Contest
Discuss Prom
News Schedules
MeetingSunday
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STATE C O L L E G E NEWS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1 9 5 9
Number Please . . .
Do we still have a service on this campus known as
a State College Directory? If sc, will we have the publication out in time to address valentines? Call out Fowler,
we need an investigation!
In the past lists were posted with names, addresses,
and phone numbers in order that students might make
the necessary corrections. These lists were up for about
three weeks. So far, no lists!
Every year, same problem—no cover design. This holds
up publication another month. So far no problem!
Go4HHiUHioatiaHi
STATE C O L L E G E NEWS FRIDAY, OCTOBER
For personal reasons, I would like
to submit my resignation as CoEditor-in-Chicf of the State College
News. This has stemmed primarily
from a basic disagreement with the
policy of co-editorship.
I've enjoyed working with the
paper and regret having to make
this decision.
Elizabeth A. Spencer
HOME/
ALUM5
To the editor:
r h a r e just come home from the
Andre Eglevsky Ballet and the turn
out 'or lack of it' on the part of the
student body has made me quite ill.
To have so many empty seats in a
947 seat auditorium with a student
By the way, congratulations to the new editor. Who body of well over 2000 is something
of which to be ashamed. One canis it this week?
not receive all his education from
M.T.
books, so Student Association channels our money-collected through
Student Activities fees—to different
student organizations with the purBv LEVIN and THOMPSON
pose of broadening the experiences
Are you tired of hearing the strains of "Buckle Down of each student at this college. Each
Oh State" and "Fight Team Fight"? Well so are we, that's student here had bought his ticket,
"As a child learns from all who may come in his way,
so few bothered to pick if up
why we're doing something about it. It's about time, we but
So the grown world learns from the poet."—Aristophanes
iwithout doubt so that lie could
think, for revisions.
boast of a punch-free tax card).
WOW KM
Missing one night's homework won't
Tomorrow the cheerers start something new
The State College News is sponsoring a contest. (Gung drop anyone from this college's rosIn Bleecker Stadium at just about two.
ter
and
I've
yet
to
see
a
well
roundHo!, aren't we?) We're looking for new cheers and songs
As a special preview of what they'll do
ed liberal arts program come tumthat are really lively and different. Let's get away from bling out of books.
We pass the following on to you:
the same old trite cheers that sound as though they could Let, me suggest that some of you
They'll stand up and .-.bout, but not in formation—
This policy's urged bv the administration.
be used in a dragged out, monotonous, corrective speech book worms crawl out of the leaves
The whole point is that when you all yell
class.
and some of you bar-flies roost in
The guys on the team will go just like—a house on lire
Page Hall when the Canadian Play- INNER SANCTUM
This is your big opportunity to respond to the needs ers come in November and when
Dear Hawley left tome upon tome for our use,
Rise Stevens comes in December.
But now ugly Rumor seems to be loose:
of your school, athletes, and fellow students. Now don't Andre Eglevsky and lib troupe
According to Rumor iwho really has spied i,
sit back in your chair and say in your whimsical way, "I weren't paid $1,000 to limber up; the
Tome upon tonic go unclassified.
Players aren't being paid
We doubt, if this is an intention ruse,
can't write cheers," or "Let someone else worry about that." Canadian
SI.500 to rehearse; Rise Stevens
But a lot of those books we really could use
isn't receiving $2,000 to sing scales
Freshmen and Sophomores have proven that they have in her bathroom; they are being NOBODY ASKKI) I S , BUT . . .
Why don't they hold each graduation
ability and talent in writing cheers and songs for rivalry. paid with your money for your beneOn the site ol learning, not recreation?
fit.
No
one
of
you
would
pay
$25-$50
If they can do it for their classes, we know they, as well as
Why not elect a Campus Queen
tor textbooks and then throw them
Juniors and Seniors, can do it for their school.
Whose beautiful qualities are easily seen?
in tonight's bonfire, so why not take
Why don't admirers of the Ivy Leagues
advantage of that for which you've
Wear fraternity blazer.-, instead of fatigues'-1
Come on you pseudo-sophisticates "come clown, come already paid? These artist aren't
TOC.ETIIKKNKS.S
down from your ivory towers" and get the mechanism in in New York City where you
Cabinet has discussed a new proposal
your cerebellum operating. The cheerleaders (and we real- would have to pay $7 a ticket; they
That would put student info at the faculty's disposal
are l u r e a; State where, for the price
ly appreciate their splendid work) need your new ideas and of a painless punch of your student
Ministers will inlorin the administration
Of ci rrent activities ol indent creation
continued support.
I.ix card, you can enjoy their talents.
'So that mid-U-rm exams won't gel your goaf
Maybe it's too easy. If long lines
-Just while you work on a Homecoming float i.
Help feed the moths in your pockets. There will be and outrageous prices were initiated,
Alsi»_ it would encourage legislation
there'd probably be Standing Room
gift certificates redeemable at the co-op for the winners. Only
As deemed necessary bv the administration
signs in every peristyle.
For further details see story on page 1.
i:.\( i i i . s i o i t
John Robert Lucas
Uo > ai see all you're capable ol seeing,
Minister of Culture
Now put down this paper and WRITE AWAY!
°'' < l " >"" lei ;ii intellect without really being'-1
You slide through exams bv being verbose'
B.J.L.
hack ol real knowledge is all t h a t ' t h i s shows
To the editor:
II you take this IUS being a little :; nilf
I was so glad to sec that, ill your
Go out and support Homecoming, remember .someday lie t issue, you once again referred U I I M ' T F ' U T ' 1 , , , ' : " 1 ' ' ' v v ' 1L ' j " M ' " ' l l m ; •'''" , "' l j ! u " !
to Senate's blunders and imskillltilIn spue ol some students' constantly t r u i c .
you too may be an alum.
ness. Alter ls.-aie '.i with hardly a
It. looks a.s il APATHY is finally dying '
mention n| our foolish actions, I
For what did our skeptical eves behold
The work put forth to make this weekend u success will thought for sure that State College
11,11 : i
crowd lo witne s Adelphi lold!
never be appreciated if only the multitudes of Albany News sarcasm was dying and what
Your good attendance m ,do tin- day
would happen to Slate College withpigeons attend.
How come you didn't attend t.|I(. | J a i| f ..y
out State College News' sarcasm?
I'luiii; ol the enjoyment some culture can bring
1
..cho.,1 -pint , , ,,„, ., ,„,„„.,,„„. , , „
Best of wishes, luck, and thanks go to John Jones and Yes. what would happen'.- For one
tiling, perhaps we might be able to Ml MOKAHI.i: ()('( ASION
Ginny Dehnert for their planning of this weekend.
get a lev, interested students to
Iloini i oining's goi ii., all exi in <i
Senate meetings, instead of blood(
' . ; " | , ; v " ' " I'"' lb„t ),. ,,1,,-e to be lighted
thirsty reporters looking for ways
I ho in.its will sing tonight in good v o t e
to till their columns i-md who in
!V!:i ' ' • " ' ' ' " ' " " ' ' A l l : l " '•• '•'' anyone's choice'
done.; so probably make any stuWIIII "ill win the siiiK, the lloat, and the game?
dent ashamed ; o be een at a meet Y " ' " ' ' " ' " | , l k " ' " ' l""»lied or will ,t be plains
me Willi those Ircaki h, nonseiisiicid
E S T A B L I S H E D MAY 1916
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i real urcs called Senatoj'.si.
And Sundays hliale is Sweet.-, i,„- L)ie • weel
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published,
and
BY T H E CLASS OF 1918
'•' Ol m i ; WI.IK
am
ensible student is reading this
' " " " s Killson cat wired lor shocks
scandal sheet
I would |llst like to
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First Place CSPA
.Second Place ACP
ay "I'M l'R< H I ) TO BK A .SENATOR!"
I'm proud In have been
Vol XI.IV
October 0. 1(150
No. Ill
elected by my i lass to repi esenl
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Taking the above into account plus the length of time
necessary to publish a work of that nature, just when will
the Directory be released to the students?
GatntnQH -
Chemical Club John Brown's Renown, Or
Plans Speaker Popularity Oversimplified
Claude J+atuli
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To the editor:
Informal rush parties follow this be u coffee hour for the alumni topre-arranged schedule this week: to- morrow afternoon.
The October meeting of the Studay: Beta Zeta, Chi Sigma Theta, I'si Gamma
Sigma Phi Sigma and Sigma Alpha.
Mary Sue Closs '61 Vice-Presi- dent. Affiliates of the American
dent, announces that Lorraine Bol- Chemical Society will be held WedMonday parlies will be held at
anowski 'fil, is Chairman of HomeKappa Delta, Sigma Alpha, Gamma coming Float Committee.
nesday, at 7:30 p.m. in room 250H.
Kappa Phi, and Sigma Phi Sigma: Chi Sigma Theta
There will be an important business
Tuesday: Beta Zeta, Chi Sigma T h e Nancy L-ou Ryan '60, President, meeting preceding the speaker, at
ta, Phi Delta, and Psi Gamma; announces that a buffet supper will
Thursday: Chi Sigma Theta, Sigma be held at fi:30 p.m. tomorrow for which time the o f f i c e r s will be
Alpha, Gamma Kappa Phi. and Phi alums and members. M a n i a Cavan- elected.
Delta.
Dr. Donald Allen. Chairman of the
augli lid. is general chairman.
Kappa Delta
Chemistry Department, will speak
I'hi Delta
Sheila Nichols '01 .was pledged
Ellon Oehhiirdt. Margaret Mc- on "An Atomic Community" giving
Monday evening announces Nancy Oraw and Carole Sherman, Soph- the highlights of his year at Oak
Ridge.
on Paye 4, Column ,
McGowan 'GO. President. There will 'Cuntinucd
Omar Khayyam writes a new jingle
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I cheek UIJ box every
lew da' s I ' . I O ' hough as I enter
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lin door, some obliging Sophomore
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the "Kuurt" heard my case promptly MONDAY, ()( TOUCH 1!)
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•' 30 pin
SKANYS meetings, Boulevard
Mr. von llilsheiincr is presently
uii -i lecture tour for the American
Humanist
Association, an educational organl/.at ion devoted to the
-,l inly ;i lul support ol tin- philosophy
i il 11uilut 1 u in.
Mr, '.mi llilshcliner's work a.s
i roup organl/.er and counselor lor
the AHA takis bun iiiound the
count ry to eael i local chapter Sonic
ul his lint les a u c aiding in I he development
ol programs, sludyiic.:
problems and procedures, developing new lei hilliplc.S ot group d\ nallllcs ami ('Mention Also he as Isis
members in the formation ol new
i omnium!y croups
Old Omar lias conic IIJ) willi another corker ul a
nnmlel. l'Vi'cl\ translated from the Persian:
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And hit hy hit sinokiiift
Albany Law
Plans Program
Albany Law School announces the
October Speakers Program to be
held October 1!), at Die school audiloriiun at li p.m
Speaker
The Hon. ,1. Edward
Conway,
Commissioner of the
New York
Slate Commission Against Discrimination, will lie the speaker. '1 he
topic will be "The Administrative
Lawyer." A question and answer
period will follow.
The purpose ol the program is
to not only assist the member.-, of
l he sliidenl body in their study ol
I In- law but also to acquaint the
public with the many problems ol
I In- lawyer
The general public is cordially
invited
There
is
no
admission
charge.
"EUROPEHN M U N I S M - A DYNAMIC
FAITH FOR TODAY"
b.v
(iKOKGK VON HILSHEIMER
Group Counselor
Tlip American Humanist Association
pleasure
inoiiiits;
\ \ ith l i l t c r - H l c i t d LI | J finnl,
W i n s t o n ' s {^ot what
He has been associated Willi the
religious education program ul se\ i-r,il Unitarian chut, lies Ills ret urn
truii) Europe marked t he coinplel ion
ol his inilllurj sei'Mre
any smile, but one which you can
beam a t any stranger you meet a t
school, hoping he (or she) is one of
the few on campus who "matters".
With a little luck, you just might
manage to flash those beautiful
"thirty-twos" at someone who will
come in handy later on.
2. Choose a neurosis. If you cannot find a suitable one. any sort of
emotional conflict will do. Make this
acquired problem evident isubtly,
of course). People will then think
you are very sensitive to life, and
therefore extremely intelligent.
3. Learn to learn to play bridge.
It doesn't matter if you already
know how (as if anyone can ever
really know howi. You must find
as many people as possible to teach
you. and never bid so t h a t your
instructor, when he is your p a r t ner, can understand you.
4. Never, never claim to understand anyone. Although it is true
that people crave understanding, it
is truer yet that no one likes to
admit t h a t he is simple enough to
be understood.
i> Be able to listen to all the advice with which you will be flooded,
but also be able not to take any
of if
gracefully.
For those of you who dare to be
extremists, we offer these additional
lips.
i. Either praise everyone and
everything, or knock everyone and
everything.
If you're an optimist,
people will invariably come to you
lor positive reassurance when they
think they're wrong.
If you're a
skeptic and a pessimist people wull
consider you a deep thinker, one
who is not. led by blind faith,
2. Either know everyone's name,
oi' no one's. If you know them all,
you will be considered very friendly
end personable. On the other hand,
il you know no one's name, people
will think you must be very important
so busy and active that you
haven't the time to remember unimportant details like names. You
will be respected for your importance.
()! course these have only been
suggestions, and there is a .slight
possibility that they may not work,
although they have thus far proven
lo be very reliable. If all else fails,
however, we oiler one final helpful
hint
start, another Civil War!
The Student Bar Association of
Albany ('hupler, American Humanist Association
It's what's up front that counts
If it hasn't got it there it hasn't got it
• u.l..,l„,p
Alumni ,.,,
ROMATOWSKI
Mr. George von Hilsheimer, Group
Counselor of the American Humanist Association, will speak before
the Albany Chapter ol the AHA
ti morrow at Chuiming Hall, 435
Washington Avenue.
His subject w i l l be "European
Humanism- A Dynamic Faith for
Today," a survey of the European
Humanist movements, particularly
('real Britain, .Scandinavia and the
low countries. The public is invited
There is no charge for admission.
Mr. von Hilsheimer. released in
May from duties as Administrative
Assistant to the European branch
of the Defense Scientist Immigration Program of the Joint Chiefs
ol Hlal f He has just returned from
two years m Europe during which
he made extensive studies of the
lliiinani.' I mo\ einent. He \\ as formerly Director of Hcltgioiis Education al the University ol Miami, the
University ol Chicago's Meadville
Theological School uml Washington
University.
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I5v ELAINE
Today is the one-hundredth anniversnry of tho sensational raid
of John Brown on Harper's Ferry,
Virginia.
There, dear people, was
a nutn who 1 ought for what, he believed: a man who. with an army
of but 22 men dared to take drastic
eel ion to forward a cause which he
firmly believed to be both right
and important.
Yet. look at the ultimate results!
Are we to condemn him for inciting
one ol the bloodiest battles ever
fought on our nation's soil, or are
we to call him "hero" for al least
attempting to remedy a situation
which had plagued our country for
centuries before?
Our attitudes towards John Brown
and his claim to fame depend a
great deal upon the value we set
on the importance and manners of
becoming well-known or famous.
Most of us have, whether we admit it or not. u desire within ourseUes to be known — those of us
who cannot acquire fame may often
content ourselves with infamy.
Pur those of you. especially the
freshmen and transfers, who will
admit that you are seeking your
'place in the sun", your opportunity
to gain fame and friends, we offer
these carefully compiled and surelire suggestions.
1. Perfect a smile — not just
Guest Speaks
On Humanism
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
College Calendar
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R.J H t Y N U L D S T O U A L t O C l J . W I H b l O N 'jAl ( M . N. C.
SATURDAY, OITOHKR 17th, 8:30 P.M.
CHAN1NG HALL
405 Washington Avenue—-Facing College
ADMIHHION
KHEE
PAGE 4
STATE C O L L E G E NEWS FRIDAY. OCTOBER
News Compiles
Week's Notices
The Facade
By DAVE
FELDMAN
Finance
O h s t u d e n t s of t h e S t a t e , e v e n
T h e procession shall process oh
u n t o t h o s e i n t h e f a r f l u n ? r e a c h e s l u c k y p e o p l e of t h e S t a t e u p t o t h e
of C e n t e r of R e s e r v r s : t h e H o r n - C o l o s s e u m , t h r o u g h w h o s e m a j e s t i c
m i n g c u m is u p o n u s .
portals a n d even u n t o t h e court"Where, Hcrbie?
Where?
I s i t y a r d , v e r d a n t a n d s p a r k l i n g , it s h a l l
o n m y n e c k ? B r u s h i t off, H e r b i e , w e n d i t s m e r r y w a y . T h e r e t o b e d i s quick!"
d i s p l a y e d in all i t s s p l e n d o u r for
T h i s eve, vca e'en t h i s very eve " } e p o o l , l e t o h n v e revealed u n t o
t h e r e will b e
the morrow,
of w o n d r o u s
happen then
p r o c e s s i o n of
"Oh
boy
a bonniefive. And en t h c " \
B e h o l d ! I shall fortell . ° I S S ™ ' " Herbip? T h e y goin' ta
h a p p e n i n g s t h a t will h a v e l i o n s ? H u h ? W h y y n l o o k i n ' s o
li(
F i r s t t h e r e will b e a
'
" l l l u t , H e r b i e ? S t a n d i n ' in
U l 0
i n a g n i f i c a n t floats
hall a n ' s t a r i n ' a n ' all? H u h
'
'"
Herbie? W h y ? "
Herbie! I want mine
T h c r o
w i „
t h
in n c h o n k l a t e an stachio! W h a c h a
lllS
lik Z l
Huh H , n r V H , h r
like t h a t ? H u h H e i b i e ? H u h ?
T h e g o r g e o u s f l o a t s will be f o l l o w ed a n d
attended
all
around
by
queens, their
royal courts, seven
icount them—seven) purple swans,
v e r i l y a n d m a y h a p e ' e n a few j e s t e r s
a n d o t h e r m e m b e r s of t h e p e o p l e .
" I ' m l o o k i n ' for a g o o d l o o k i n '
girl. T h a t ' s w h y I ' m s t a n d i n ' in
t h e h a l l like I ' m s t a n d i n ' , A l g e r non
-'
Hillel Meets,
Plans Dinner
H i l l e l will h a v e i t s f i r s t m e e t i n g
S u n d a y a t 7:30 p . m . a t T e m p l e O h a v
S h e lorn o n W a s h i n g t o n A v e n u e . T h e
m e e t i n g win" b e g i n w i t h a n i n f o r m a l
coffee h o u r a n d d a n c e
Dance
A n I n t e r - H i l l e l d i n n e r - d a n c e will
b e a r r a n g e d by s t u d e n t s of A l b a n y
C o l l e g e of P h a r m a c y . A l b a n y M e d ic.il C e n t e r , A l b a n y L a w S c h o o l , A l b a n v S t a t e C o l l e g e of E d u c a t i o n ,
Siena, and R P L
M e m b e r s of t h e S u n d a y p r o g r a m
committee
are: Scsan
Bershader,
Ruth
Goldman, Charlene
Maron,
J a n e Stein, and Judy Vener, Sopho-
/Continued
from
and
z e n s
b p h v e , n
I,
Column
St
AllaiM 6^ State
Meeting
By D A N
N o t i c e to a l l o r g a n i z a t i o n t r e a s urers:
F i n a n c i a l r e p o r t s for t h e first p e riod m u s t be t u r n e d
in to J i m
D o u - h e r t v V i c e - P r e s i d e n t of S A b y
M o n d a y O c t o b e r 26
All r e c e i p t s a n d e x p e n d i t u r e s u p
t o a n d i n c l u d i n g O c t o b e r 22 a r e t o
be r e p o r t e d All v o u c h e r s m u s t a c company the report.
T h i n k back, thee now dubbed as
f r e s h m a n g i r l s , to y o u r j o y o u s a n d
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o f f i c i a l l y i n s t a l l e d a s P r e s i d e n t of
t h e S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y of N e w Y o r k .
T h e i n s t a l l i n g c e r e m o n y will l a k e
place a t P a g e Hall, S t a t e University
C o l l e g e of E d u c a t i o n a t A l b a n y .
E l e c t i o n of o f f i c e r s will t a k e p l a c e
a t t h e n e x t m e e t i n g of t h e S t a t e
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held M o n d a y in B r u b a c h e r Hall a t
7:30 p . m . A l s o a t t h i s m e e t i n g ' , a
constitution
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t h e bylaws w e r e d r a w n up by a
committee during the summer.
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n e w p r e s i d e n t by r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s of
the Board
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local
c o u n c i l s , a n d t h e b o a r d s ol t r u s t e e s
of t h e U n i v e r s i t y ' s colic :es. Also
included on t h e greeting agenda are
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V i c e - P r e s i d e n t for A c a d e m i c A f f a i r s
at t h e M i c h i g a n S t a l e
University.
D r . H a m i l t o n is a n a t i v e of M a r i o n ,
I n d i a n a , a n d lie w a s g r a d u a t e d f r o m
Depauw University. T h e University
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I.i Anfier — R i c h a r d
Burton, Claire Bloom.
W e l l , t h i s o n e is s o m e w h a t
differed! anyway.
I t ' s f i l m e d in i t s
e n t i r e l y o n t h e Los A i v i e l c s F r e e w a y . T h i s is t h e a n s w e r f o r you f o r e i g n c a r e n t h u s i a s t . T h i s i.s t h e
h e a r t - r e n d i n g e p i c of u s p o r t s c a r
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Tall D o s " p e n n a n t , parks near a
l i r e h y d r a n t a n d d r o w n s b e f o r e lie
c a n :et out of t h e e a r .
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Lvans, John Turner.
T h e m a n a g e m e n t went to no exp e n s e to s c r e e n t h i s m a g g o t - g a g g e r !
T h i s moiisier defies
destripiiuii,
t h i s movie defies d e s c r i p t i o n , t h i s
t l . e a t re del les ilesi r i p l l o n , t h i s .
Vou L i k e n li'iiin t h e r e f a n s
G&MtnutticatiG**6.
i.
HELPFUL. HINTS
Deleiutme Ihe maximum length and height of your planned unit.
Select lhe combination of panel s./es that will most closely fit your measurements.
Remember stia.ght panels can be used either vertically or horizontally. Horizontal
shelves may be attached at any desned height on the vertical panels.
YOU CAN DISMANTLE THE ENURE UNIT WITH EASE AT THE END OF HIE SEMESTER
AND TAKE I I HOME IU REASSEMBLE.
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in c e s s i r \ i i pi'' I\I i l i i s i.ici In w e a r iiie .i i in I I' I M i i 11 III) l i e . n l 'I h e y
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I ' l i s l n o n sliowb t w o f a c e s in t h i s s t r i k i n g
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S t e w a r t is e a s t a s J. E d g a r H o o ver, a n d d o c s h i s u s u a l l i n e j o b in
s p i t e ol t h e t r i t e n e s s of t h i s t w i s t e d
cops a n d r o b b e r s epic.
M i s s M i l e s isn't
really
in
the
Hick; s h e ' s just t h e eleaninc; lady
w h o cullies mi a f t e r t h e 8:45 s h o w
to s w e e p up. T a k e t h e k i d d i e s !
I ' . , / . / | | m ./ I r o i l l / ' i l , / e H, I ' d / i / i . i II s'
representative
(i»:i State St.
John-
STRAND
The FBI S t o r y — J a m e s Stewart.
Vera Miles - - plus special guests —
J o h n Dillinger, P r e t t y Boy Floyd,
Machine
Gun
Kelly,' B a b y
Fate
Nelson a n d Ma P a r k e r .
any Erecta-Shelf unit can
be designed and assembled to custom-fit your
needs. Straight panels can
be used either veitically
ot horizontally, Takes just
minutes to assemble. No
special tools required.
Panels available in Satin
Black and Gleaming Brass.
IB) lelemionUni! ol i l l 30"
I,,., • i n 74' pjnels. m
20' pencil, S wood bliei.
[iim. 24" II. I 10' I
BE B U D G E T
—your campus
Special a t t r a c t i o n this week f a n s !
It l o o k s a s t h o u g h P e t e B a r b a g e l l a t a , f o r m e r K a p l t a l K a p e r s wit is
.'heckling h i s w a r p e d p e r s o n a l i t y a n d
t a k i n g t h e final s t e p t o w a r d m a r r i e d
bliss. S i n c e t h e m o v i e s a r e l o u s y
a n y w a y , t h e b e s t b e t for t h e w e e k e n d is S t . S t a n i s l a u s C h u r c h
in
A m s t e r d a m , a t 2 p m., S a t u r d a y .
.Seriously, c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s a n d b e s t
wishes, Pete a n d Arlcne!
A f t e r v i e w i n g t h i s o n e we w e r e
l e f t j u s t l i k e t h e s u b w a y in t h i s
f l i c k — u p in t h e a i r .
the perfect
a n s w e r to every
student's n e e d s !
ifSSS^A
AVON
Calling:
t h r o u g h t h e rotten trees a n d
the
b i r d s a n d b e e s a r e d y i n g of s t a r v a tion. L i k e its cold o u t s i d e r e a d e r s .
N o w l e t ' s t u r n o v e r a n e w leaf t h i s
winter a n d quit s t a g n a t i n g a r o u n d
the dorm lounges on those c h e a p
dates. Support the movie m a g n a t e s
•-.roup. T h e y l o v e y o u a l m o s t a s
m u c h as we do. T h e t h e a t r e s a r e
w a r m a n d c o z y ; s o w h o c a r e s if
t h e y ' r e a l s o foul a n d s m e l l y ?
S u b w a y In T h e S k y — V a n
s o u , H i l d e g a r d e Neff.
W I T H T H E S E 4 PANEL S I Z E S ,.
N e w .,let l e r
LEWIS
H o l l y w o o d a t t e m p t s t o p a l m off
a n o t h e r w e s t e r n on t h e a l r e a d y s a d dle-sore, g u n - s h y public.
Here Are Just Two
Typical Erecta-Shelf Arrangements
•r.il a l l i x ' a l i o n s l o r PJ.I.I- lia in
Ne.'. Yur,< S t a l l ' 0 . t a i l e d $2,7117.0011,
a s l e j i u i l i d i n I h e S t a l e U n n , i • i .,11 ,
and
Julie finally m a k e s t h e long a w a i t ed t r i p f r o m a l b u m c o v e r to s i l v e r
s c r e e n in t h i s p r e s e n t a t i o n of T o m
Lea's best seller. i W e d o n ' t k n o w
w h o T o m L e u is e i t h e r f i n i s h
Thete's no limit to the variety of useful and handsome, space-saving arrangements you
Fi
IdaMaeTtMiEyck
By PASQUERELLA
PALACE
The Wonderful Country—-Robert
Mitchum, Julie London.
desn e
T h i s v, III la- l l u
at-
/Capital Kap&U,
With just 4 basic panel sizes you can make your quarters attractive and comfortable.
ye.u •, social
I ho „•
be
received
T h e S t a t e Colle-e Physics Club
w a s e s t a b l i s h e d at a n o r g a n i z a t i o n a l
m e e t i n g h e l d M a y 12, lfl.,9. M e m b e r s h i p in l h e c l u b is o p e n t o a n y o n e
interested
in its a c t i v i t i e s . S i n c e
t h i s is a f a i r l y n e w o r g a n i z a t i o n on
c a m p u s . H gives P h y s i c s
students
a c h a n c e lo g e t a c q u a i n t e d a n d p r o v i d e s t h e m w i t h a n o p p o r t u n i t y for
serious discussions.
PAGE 5
1959
RECTA SHELF
a l l l / . a l l o o . in , , | | m g
dale.-, ,,n
societies
participating
that^h'ey
ellort
colleges
educational,
16,
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attitude
continue
throughou
year.
SUB Sets New
Calendar Dates ;T"'.
i i n i i ' aiid
OCTOBER
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ed t h e s e l i m d s in M a y a n d J u n e ,
a n d m a d e 201 l o a n s a v e r a g i n g a b o u t
bored.
$400 e a c h b e f o r e I h e e n d ol
the
L u d e r tlle t e r m s ol I h e N a t i o n a l
D u e to t h e t i m e a n d effort
ins e m e s t e r T h e r e m a i n d e r id t h e 1951) , , , , ,
. . .
n'elereiiee
v o h . e d , it is n e c e s s a r y
to h a v e a i l l l ( ) ( . , , , „ „ , ,., . „ , „ . , , , , , . , , „ .
,
1 ^ ' h ' l i s e L . l u c a t . o n Act
is l o lie g i v e n t o sfudeiiLs w h o a r e
m m i i n u m of t w e n t y - l n e e n t r i e s or
m g t h e eui ri nl ac i d e m i c \ e a r .
p r e p a r i n : tor t e a c h i n g c a r e e r s a n d
U n a i o n l e s t will be c a n c e l l e d .
S"Venl \ -i lie p e r c e n t ol t h e t o t a l t h o s e w h o e r e m a j o r i n g in si l e n c c ,
Think!
fort h e m a l h e i n a t i i s, e n g i n c e r i n g , or
W e k n /••'. you e n u i i k e t h i s e o n - m
moon i ei s lo be r e c e i v e d d u r i n g
eign languages. Borrowers are lorle.-,l ,i s e e e s . a n d h e . p \ o u r sclloi il
,,l i | , e s a m e l i m e . I t ' s n I d i f f i c u l t
giveii t e n p e r c e n t ol t h e i r l o a n s l o r
o.,t o e y o u r u n a a n . i t a m a bit
e v e r y ;.e ir t h e y . p e i u l in tllll-l line
( " m i ii y r i I r u s h , s h o w u s v. h a t vou
l e a e l i i u g in p u b l i c e l e m e n t , i r ,
and
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m e j i i b e r , s i n c e y o u ' v e b e e n h e r e lor
0 p e r i I III
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,viin
FRIDAY,
College Physics
Club Convenes
t h e p l a n s e t u p in t h e N a t i o n a l D e '-The a l l o c a t i o n s w e r e d e t e r m i n e d
t e n s e E d u c a t i o n A c t , S t a t e U n i v e r - by i h e f e d e r a l g o v e r n m e n t a l t e r r e s i t y will p r o v i d e $1 in l o a n m o n e y v l l . , ,
, , . ,.,.,.,„,,- sul)1M]l,.,,, ...
for e v e r y $0 s u p p l i e d by t h e f e d e r a l
,,
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government, bringing the total avail' ' ' o l l e g e . A d m i n i s t r a t i o n of t h e
Prize
Gill
certificates,
r e d e e m a b l e a t a b l e for l o a n s to $a4U,(ili7.7).
I' a n f u n d s is in t h e h a n d s ol t h e
t h e C o - o p . will be a w a r d e d l o r t h e
^
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t e d T h e s e c e r t i f i c a t e s will b e v a l s i t y c o l l e g e s t o t a l l e d $432,23'! a n d t l l e
to
$1003
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five
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u e d a t $5.00, $3.00, a n d $2.00 r e s p e c a m o u n t c o n t r i b u t e d lr, . S t a t e U n i tively.
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within
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NEWS
Dr. Hamilton's Installation
Takes Place In Page Hall
E d i t o r - i n - C h i e f of t h e N e w s , by F n d a y , N o v e m b e r 6.
W i n n e r s will b e a n n o u n c e d in t h e
N e w s N o v e m b e r 13.
:shoul.dtrkeep;
COLLEGE
'"i"'
spectator
sports
and
dress
wear.
wol I w e e d . Hat o t h e r is b l a c k a l p a c a
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under
lorl.y
dollars.
pile.
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a n d black tweed with r e s e r
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side
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P e n n e y s t y l i s t * al..,, like .. .,,
e s i d e ol b r o w n a l p a c a
das
black
blown
S i z e s it to 111.
State College CO-OP
' 1 ' is ni'.ii nl look tliri e h o u i s . I
w o u l d like lo Iuive d e v o t e d
these
h o u r s to IIIY s t u d i e s ( w h i c h a r e of
m u s t i m p o r t a n c e lo m e i.
T o t h e m e m b e r s ot " K o i i r t " I
w o u l d like to say o n l y t h i s . "1 a d m i r e
.iint r e s p e c t .sou a l l a n d 1 o n l y w i s h
1 c o u l d s p e a k w i l h you al a t i m e
w h e n y o u r l u c e s a r e n o l c o v e r e d by
masks "
J u d y U m b e l 't>3
PAGE 6
STATE COLLEGE
WAA:
NEWS
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
STATE C O L L E G E N E W S . FRIDAY, OCTOBER
16, 1959
' di*J> rt«*t Soup*T
Robin Hood
Influences
Girls Sports
Kuil-lleinz
Biggest and Best" Homecoming Game on Tap as
Favored State Peds Renew Close Pittsburgh Rivalry
CHESSER
Gerstenberger
O l d e s t m e m b e r of t h i s y e a r ' s S t a t e
College soccer t e a m
is a m a n
—
who
H e learned
soccer
™"
, M I
J —
'
•
W h e n S t a t e t a k e s t h e field t o morrow afternoon against Plattsb u r g h , it will m a r k t h e s e v e n t h
h o m e c o m i n g g a m e of S t a t e C o l l e g e
history.
ing w i t h o r g a n i z e d
teams since
the
a g e of n i n e .
H econtinued
t o piny
in
leagues
his r e -
organized
upon
t u r n t o t h e U. S . i n 1947.
Army
Veteran
K a r l h a s done a hitch in t h e a r m y
a n d was s t a t i o n e d in G e r m a n y d u r ing his e n l i s t m e n t . T h e n w h e n d i s c h a r g e d i n 1958 h e c a m e t o S t a t e
a n d c o n t i n u e d p l a y i n g soccer d u r i n g
his f r e s h m a n y e a r a s a s t a r t i n g
lineman.
O n e of t h e p l a y s w h i c h led P o t t e r t o v i c t o r y o v e r S a y l e s .
Potter, SLS, KB Victorious
Offense and Defense Superb
KB vs. Men's
It's CENTRAL VARIETY
Clothes Driers
Molding Hooks
Study Lamps
Paints
C o n t a c t Paper
Over-the-Door H a n g e r s
Cerald Drug Co.
Below
Quail
••M7 W e s t e r n Ave.
riinne
A l b a n y , N. Y.
«-3lii0
Street
L G. BALFOUR
F r a t e r n i t y Jewelry
oui WIMPY . . .
2 Han iburgers, Melted Cliee.se, Lettut e &
Tomatoe. ;, Dressing, on a 3 Decker Seedt id Roll
60c
Badges, Steins, Rings
Jewelry, Gilts, Favors
Stationery, Programs
Club Pins, Keys
Medals, Trophies
UNIVERSITY
I'O
171 M a r s h a l l
THE MAYFLOWER
Corner of
HI.IHi.
Street
S y r a c u s e 10, N e w
OK
Robin
TO, PI It 1
W.
for S t a t e I u n c t i o n s
Avenue
III
Potter vs. Sayles
Vork
5-7837
Curl Horenson, IVIjjr.
()n T u e das i s , p . i Club
ol l e n n i mill l i n s l l s " H I li,n k lu lis old
stride
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pas i r
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p.is e a i l u\ el t h e I leld d m Hi" tlie
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So', les' ol lei ise w a s I \ oiled in III
Ill's I I 'An pel lulls b y t h e i l l e i i l s e
' r e d - d o e i ' i n i : " at P o t t e r ' s defensive
e n d s I l e n i i A l l i n a n i i olid P e t e S a v arie a n d g u a r d s Lewis, S m i t h , a n d
Gebhardl
Sayles' reserve i p i a i l e i b a e k , Jael-- l l i i e h a l l e r l a i d n o t u n e
lo e e l e l l m i s s e s l o h i s a c e r e ceiver ( i a r v Penlleld
Al b a l l - t u n e
P o l l e r led 2 » - 0 .
Talented line-backer Pet- Harbageluta, besides thrilling i h e crowd
w i t h i w o i n t e r c e p t i o n s , got a c h a n c e
1.
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Notice
l ' i a c e Itililiins, < i p t a i n ol t h i s
year's bowling team, a n n o u n c e s
tr.vuuUs t o b e liclil M o n d a y , O c t o b e r Hi. Tlit' m e n wilt) tin- h i g h est s c o r e s i n s i x s a n i e s will be
clio e n . II s o u a r e i n t e r e s t e d ,
i i i i i U e l Hi ilia- ISlbbnis t h r o u g h
student mail or personal contact.
be playing soccer n e x t y e a r .
T h e r e is h o p e n o t o n l y f o r a s o c c e r
field, b u t a b a s e b a l l d i a m o n d a s well
- a n d t h e r e w e r e j u s t d r e a m s a few
y e a r s a g o w h e n t h e first h o m e e o m -
I t p r o m i s e s t o b e t h e b e s t of t h e m b i g g a m e w a s p l a y e d ,
all. w i l h r a d i o c o v e r a g e d i r e c t f r o m
S t a t e p l a y e d a v a r i e t y of t e a m s i n
t h e c a m e f o r t h e first t i m e a n d i n - t h e s e v e n y e a r h o m e c o m i n g h i s t o r y ,
s o l v i n g t h e t e a m t h a i S t a t e w a n t s i n c l u d i n e O s w e g o ( b e a t e m 4-1 i n
to b e a t i n t h e worst, w a y .
19561 A d e l p h i . B r i d g e p o r t , a n d
II will h a v e I h e u s u a l c o l o r of P l n t t . s b t r u h .
h o m e c o m i i i " . with a bonfire a n d pep Record Crowd
r a l l y t o n i g h t o n B e v e r w y c k field,
F a v o r e d i n 1957 b y p e r f e c t w e a t h e r ,
a n d t h e p a r a d e a n d t h e s h o u t i n g . I t t h e P e d s p l a y e d b e f o r e o n e of t h e
s h o u l d b e a big pep rally for t h i s biggest crowds i n t h e soccer h i s t o r y
L a m e , f o r P l a t t s b u r g h a l w a y s d r e w of t h e c o l l e g e -over 1.000—but l o s t
well a n d t h i s g a m e s h o u l d b e o n e t h e g a m e b y a 6-3 c o u n t . T h e loss
of t h e best c o n t e s t s s e e n in a l o n g w a s a t o u g h o n e f o r S t a t e , w h o
t i m e at, t h e S t a d i u m .
. s p o t t e d t h e P a n t h e r s a p a i r of q u i c k
Apples a n d Bonfires
H<>als a n d t h e n n e v e r m a d e u p t h e
T h e r e will be t h e u s u a l b u s h e l s of deficit. T h e A d e l p h i t e a m of t h a t
apples and the player introductions, year -the one beaten by S t a t e this
a n d t h e u s u a l s ] x - e c l i m a k i n g b y J o e s e a r i n o v e r t i m e — w a s o n e of t h e
G a r c i a a s t h e fiery P e d c o a c h m a k e s f e w t h a t h a v e m a n a g e d t o s p o i l
bis views
known
on tomorrow's State's homecoming,
g a r n i " a n d f o r t h e first t i m e t h e 1958 s a w a s p i r i t e d t u r n o u t i n a
in
SLS vs. Humps
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-
H u m a n . T h a t pair teamed u p to
turn in o u t s t a n d i n g g a m e s t h a t day
a n d L o u e v e n t a l l i e d o n e of h i s r a r e
kK . ki]ll , o u , a s l u „ l l m t
'ha.d -.,(.,,re" goals from the fullback spot he held.
,, ,.,,,..,,
a n d Adelphi
, ,
'„„•
.' '"i.
•
..11 ,,•,.,•
H , " HVII
e
I t wa.s n o t h i s j o b t o s c o r e
goals,
I h • nwhat
p p o s i um
n g a had
t t i t : kto
- do-hold
h e did s o
well
making eighteen and
down
that h e became M V P a s the
ended.
...,'....
.
.. . .
Action H e a l e d
•1'herc w e r e h s i i e u l f s
season
tc ira.sies
but I just can't u n d eer s7 toaonndV you
s t u d e n t s at b i / u i , . S "pJiV ' r,,i : Massachusetts
as well a
us.es uui . , | ~ |
' T r , m m T l r i t ' " o o e s o u t Uu' r rs
™ ; Z : i 7 ; , T inishwbo
in t h e late ' ^ T h ' r l . r a i u U o n ^ ' M ^ s k i u i i a
game
Here we have a great soccei t e a m a team t h a t goes ou „ , ,
« m«
"
,
.
,
, "u,' „1
M; -s „i the game, with two separ- , ()Uldn - t , Ul. „vl.rio«ked as that haifl 11
i
for every g a m e a n d fights with all its heart to wm loi you nn ^
>u» || 1 i;i.|i;.;;; ,".il] ';1 11<1 ;„;. i n d ( l l , n l h ( , a , h ,-esuitin", ... tin- t i m , ac,o>, will feature the "Friskie;m<l von iust sit there like b u m p s on a log. What s w r o n g .
.,.'...,,.„„ N,lt „iv(.„ mU ch to cheer eliminaiioii ol a player Iron, the My.-kie.s" tomorrow m their clash
Do you lose your voices when you ge, to B.eeekerV Heaven bl' , n i h ; ; u , i first half, tlie crowd , - - ^ ^ ^ J ^ ' i n ff ti'.'-aiiic'Znil S
X^-TkllOW.S
you're
loud
enough
al'OUnd
campus.
" ' . . , V ' , ' . , . . . ,,-,,,.',,
If you have read this article this far you have already
r-ol-iooriyed m ea s Sarcastic a n d
C a t d g O l l / ( tt IHI a s s a n a s L i e u i i w
cynical
y
'.,
iUSt l i k e e v e r y o n e
,1
Hi:illv k l r k
MW\v\n
.scored
doubt
'
until
t h e l i n a l t h i r t y .seconds
,,,„„
H.in.iS|
Horrible Hooker.
Hide-
when stale took the ball to its at- ,,„., Hoover. Aggressive Antonnucci,
'
lacknur / o n e and
kept
it t h e r e .
>,,„„.,.„
and Malicious Mead.
Scheduled lo be halfbacks
m the
else on this paper but 1 wrote this because a little bo\ liom („.rsu-nHcrRer laiiks
M n s | n , (lu , (iMk . vll)1 , n , t . t,im,,,,t.d ((i( ^ o m ^
Q.CiiUmi.
Miiniud.
I 'iSalle School asked me at the g a m e "WHY DON T T H h
T p,. panther lead was shori lived, ,,.,„„ ,-,,;,..!, compctiuon lor the bail jn „ M ,. ( ;,, w; , n .,,„, P v n ( . l i v Penfield.
,,.,- v, ,n
Hired ,,,, K a r l1 ! ,G e r s l e i i b e r g e r !l,1(l
r e e :- f o r - aI,l l, lly h i g h l i g h t i n g1 t h e will h a n d l e
I h e f and
u l l b a c Cool
k
c h Call
ores.
K I D S a nAT
STATE
I wish
he could
havesaid'.'
asked i'^\V
:,;:11
.:i1 i\..!; ' l !!.!'"..^r,!"!lr ,,,,,,'':fMi;
' '"'. i , ,.f.'!i'.'':!!^-,! .V.! Kalamatous
Knv„
each
d every
oneCHEER'.'"
of you, What
would
you have
final m i n u t e s of o v e r t i m e .
T e n d i n g imal will b e t h r e e g r e a t
,,
, . ,...,. ,.,,,,
niller.s
Fearless Feldman,
A n e a r b r a w l in t h e last I
n
H ,
|llin
;i|](|
W l l j l o | ) i n K
UP- , Was a v e l li d w h e n r c l e i e e s U l Mai-eo ..lift .Store;, look qin.'k a c t i o n ,
1,1 s e p a r a t e t h e t e a m s a n d I h e c o m
IM:I» it ALLY ON V I T S FIKI.D
A Pep Rally will be run by the cheerleaders this Friday
nite on Vet's Field. The rally will be used to drum up spirit
for the soccer g a m e S a t u r d a y . Since spirit at STATE is
a l m o s t dead I strongly recommend that you be there, j
<bp.O^U4> -DBMZ
Maybe some ol the cheerleaders can brinti you back to life.
,. ,,
.
,,
' uhke
\
\ l i t i ' ^ k . w , i i i k 4 i i
e n d polls
Ihe
* i > . . « , k ' « . « , i h
s t a t e < olh-g.- N e w s J;d one s n ' t
tall
along
with ; " ' k l " ""' l"i
' '•''•""•'' "'
, , , • ' , • 1.1 1 h - coin 11 r\ lint ll t h e s e a s o n I w ell
is
rolling1 riglil
11 1
a n o t h e i solid week ol good lootball
played up' on V e t s I- ickl.
ll.y s e l e c t i o n s
loi
ALL-STARS
ol t h e
M
,.
tt:„
S n |1(1W
M;ilil|i.
' i
,
,.„.,.,,,,, Both coaches
sua some oi ihe piaye.-.-, also acted
l,,„l,.,>ll,.,i„,,,
.
'
,
n , i
i N a \ \ u\ i I' M l . o n :
l''l"l Ida
•
V.ile
nil I < oil.ell
Tin re is always a man lit hind the scenes ol any great
leain. A uiiiii v\ hose work goes unimiieed by the fans or the
sportswriters This m a n at STATE COLLEGE is DAVE
MILLER, whose duties carry him in the paces of a t h l e t i c s
;tt STATE Keep up the good work Dave!
,,,,A , ,,,,, wiseou m
SMIU a.-e uin iioi> CMM
-s" ('i'"l"n.;'.;l<."1V^'.1- Kemuck"'1'
V
\^\\^'[l^^\nl\J'^'
"' " V
'
ciemson over South Carolina
iiiM/nicrniVV
I'UFDU IIONS
State over ITatlsbtllg
S t a t e Fl'esllinull over
Has lor u s e r T e x a s l e c h
Harvard m e . Columbia
D a r t m o u t h o w i b o s t o r Collegi
Air F o r c e A c a d e m j o s e r t J r e g u i i
Fieshniail
4 t o 2.
,,, , 1 , . . p - n s e
siliei-
111 I I I ' 1: I I S
,'Hit.'
|)(j||
toy Ml 111.IN
HATHAWAY
e l , week ol I h e s e a s o n . We issue
lln til'sl i,| I h e p o l l s wllicll Will enll1 n i n e now e,1
,,,. h w e e k l o r t h e b n l a n e i
a g i r a t game ttiul it was a team victory all the way. Good , l X l , ,, u 1 .^I,,II as
luck lomoiio'A against L l a l l s b u i g i
T.i.n,..., „u-i Alabama
T i l l ] MAN IJFMINI) T I I F SC'FNFS
' v ' l ! ' ''"""; "'" '.'. M " " H l " u '
A to 1
Williams
l h
Sp-obtd,
l.eC
- a \ ili.i! S t a l e is plus m y
hm-.l l o l t e h l I h a n t h a i ol last w e e k P l a l I b u r : i. a s y. ill b e t h e e a s e t o e n d a s S t a l e still smolder,'. I r o m t l i e
m o r r o w , a n d i li ill in' I h e g a m e F d
n l o r l . lTt h ein.-,g a m
a et I'lal
Isblll
siI itson
| i iinl
e sid.t olast
be W.,1: Ii l o l l s ,i 111 :b pa.ss t o C h e e k
., n a t u r a l
Willi I ' l a t t s b u r g h g o a l i e Reei s u Itci e MI play l i e ' ni al' I lie
il,,. t , , p t, n i, .m,;. Inl ,1,,,-k P o t t e r c o i m n • I " t o w n w i t h -Ka l i n e s , lace.- o\ er
T h e ball is
IP 1
,,, , |,
i n i s h u l o l i : - ilia!- r h i s bi II a n d I h e siill in t h e a l l a s I t e e e s o . r u n n i n g
( ' a i ' d i n . i l s e u l l e e l i M Is ownili'.: a M l low al'ds I lie s i d e l i n e s , rt a e h e s 11\ el'
i In- • ni, inn w n l i In.-, looi a n d ka ks
|,i il'LSI AN \ S'l A I I "1 " '
i " "Hi
I !i«- i ,ol li a k i n t o t h e I leal, I e n
Si il l i l t UN C M . I I < ih'NI A -:i D' I lose S e r i e s
In t h e lasl I h r e e s , a.-on, I h e t e a m s , , , , , i p | 1 , , , , , , ,,,.,,,
I I 1- X As ' 1
I
l1 1 r l
"''"'
-"
" '' c o n t e s t s , w i l l , . S l a t e
,,,,,, ( , ; n | | i v L , ^[<u | ) n „ | . > 1 , , , , , „
KN ol in
1 M iK I'll Wl
wK'i'Ui.: a 11-^ o s . i ' l i i n e . . l i n e in , , H . , , , , , , , , , , , , , h b l l l l h
-,-,„, |Jill,
, | ' l !,'l )! I-: .' n I '
ll;;ili
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,, Ml. S I . - ' S I I ' I ' I
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l)\ I lie loi II 11 W 111 I ir l'i,it Isblll' II. |L ,,,,,!, , |
ii S V U A C I ' S I ' . ol nWhich c a m e a b o u t A In I. Ihl . . . H o n
" N l l | 1 M .' 1 1 > l , " ,.,.,,„•,,, A l b a n s " , . s
li | ' l NN S I'.V II- ' I-II'
'' ' ' " ' "
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I : 1 l ;
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loW 1
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'j-,,,. ,,llhl.
>'
' '-' ' '
" I' 1 '' 1 I'lol'-sl a n d lUied I h e 1.,1'hll , ,, ,, _ ',,, , , , h i i , , A , S , „ „ ,,,,,, ,-,.,„, ••
Week.
/ ,'
II a < I 1 1 1 , l l i l
Hi - h o
alsh.
a I ti r n o o n
,„,. : , ; ,, mI,,in- P hai cnt,ipo nU ! , IniimiTow
h ,,;,„„,,,,, ,,„„-,
OFFKNSK
Rt. End, Laker (SLS); Rt. G u a r d , Lewis (SLS), ( ' .
Mitchell ( K B ) ; L. G u a r d , Claris <KH); 1. Lnd, Dailey (Lot
h i ) ; QB., V c n i s k i t S L S ) , L'HL , Harris (SLS) , LIIB , Lynch
(Kli) , FH,, Mikoviteh (Mens).
DI:I I : \ S I :
L't Lnd, Gilbert ( K B ) ; Rt. G u a r d , Altaian ( I ' o t t e i ) ,
(' t'oiieni'a iGoobers); 1, (itiard, Kills (KB); L Lnd, Savarie i l ' o l l r i ) RLB., Swisl;y (SLS); MLB., Austin (Goobers); I.l.B., Cad (Rotter) , Safety, Millet (Poller)
SI'I'X IAL Kl< (XLMTION
Special recognition goes to Bruce Bibbons (ALA) and
Raul Harris (SLS) who were hurt in this week's action
Both boys were playing real heads-tip ball when "old man (,,uv, „i \\,-,.|,
injury" Inl them They both will be sorely missed by their | l t | i iH Mlll |.1,.R^ |nl . I h l rt,.(.k,
l'i'.,| iccl ive I eiil lis.
,,nn Special recognition also goes lo the soccer team lor y. \,i. cin i.-tian nn i 'ie\a.s Aggies
their s u p e r b play in last S a t u r d a y ' s game. They all played Oklahoma m, i Missouri
,
hillii ;;;" U( n .
.1
M I A I ' O O I H A L L A I t ( ) l ' M ) l 1"
The AMIA
football season
,,,,,(!,,,.
11,1 , , , 1, i1 ,. 1 1
Hel'C ai'c
t h e oilier
|
W
l i o t h l . a n i - a r e mil Im a w i n in
S u i e e H, e. s.s„V |„.,l w a - ill b o u n d s ,
i,ll l o i
! I ( | U . a n d In i. at hi il u p t o lu. k il w i l l .
I Ills, 1 In 11 h l i l l i Oil . ill,;
I.l
>il h i I l o o t
V, l u l l 111,- b a l l
W IS
I ' i d s 1 I.IS e a bill Hill
ill II e t o is I i ', er tin h u e . but i n t h e a i r , I li -re
l-S I'll but ll loi I h e ..o . el loss b u n , : w a - s o m e lioi.oi in i h e m i n i ol
- 1, I In 111 a m ! .. e.ispnl, il I n s - inesc. s bods
II I h e Held bill Ihe l'i I b a s k e t b a l l al I'lal I s b u r e h
.lit
S e e lens h e c a l l e d ll
F a l l s boy w h o
I'nl P i
a ( ill 1
aa ll ss oo Ida's-Idas-. b a s k e t b a l l a n d baseball,
dd ee pp ee nn dd ss uupp o n s p e . .1 iii Ha n e t s a n d
m a y limi him.-ell 11, t r o u b l e i n I h e
es 1 ni t h n l K a i l . u e 1 in s h a p e l o
p|,is a n d l i e r s t . i i b i i e r r e t u r n s t o
aetluli,
Also s l a t e d l o gel Pa. ll 11.to aeI loll
1, l l i i s e C'..Itnii'ii. a p e p p e r y l o r w a r d
who broke his nose in Ihe l i r a in,me
ul l l i e s e a s o n
T h e Hilling
A l b a n s Was c o r r e c t
A.s Ion •
i h e p l a s i r p l a y i n g I h e b a l l w is .11
b o u n d s a n d t h e ball h a d not t o u c h e d o r l a n d e d u p o n a l i s t h i n : o u t ol
b o u n d - u i t l u - r l h a n Keees&u's l o o t ,
t h e pi,..', Was l e g a l a l i o t h e b a l l ss a s
in play
I n jielicral, t i l e bull 1.- in p l a y 11.il il
t h e e i l l l l e ball is o s e i t h e l i n e u n
i h e g r o u n d , o r 11 is l o o , lied by ,1
p l a s e r o r o b j e c t o u t .1 b o u n d s
PAGE 8
STATE COLLEGE
NEWS,FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
Senate:
'Senate-Go-Round' Includes Discussion
Of SUB Activities, Camp Board Committee
By BOB IIL'NEKE
Report, Talk, T a b l e
At this weeks meeting, Senate
discussed m a n y , many, m a n y topics,
reversed its a t t i t u d e on one of them,
and came to some conclusions on a
few.
Accomplishments
T h e first t h i n g done by Senate
was to swear in the newly elected
senators. As usual, not all of the
senators were present at this session.
A request from S t u d e n t Union
Board was t h e n announced, asking
for $100 to be used to hire a band
for a dance on October 24. Senate
discussed the advantages of holding
dances on weekends when nothing
else is scheduled.
Members of SUB pointed out t h a t
a total of almost 600 people attended
the last two such dances, and t h a t
since they were so successful, they
should be continued.
It was pointed out t h a t SUB asked
for a floating fund to provide for
such dances a couple of weeks ago
and that, at t h a t time, Senate refused to allocate funds. If Senate
decided to give SUB this money it
would be reversing its former decision.
After more discussion t h e motion
was put to a vote and passed. This,
of course, m e a n t t h a t S e n a t e had
contradicted a former decision.
C a m p Board
A committee was set up to meet
with C a m p Board to discuss future
legislation concerning State's camp
a t Dippikill.
T h e first topic reported on was the
request by the Business D e p a r t m e n t
t h a t S t u d e n t Association buy its own
duplicating m a c h i n e . A decision was
postponed until the m a t t e r could be
further investigated.
Sayles Dorm
Names Slate
T h e following have been a n n o u n ced as officers of Sayles Hall for the
1959-00 term. T h e President is Lou
Wolner, and t h e Vice-President is
Brian Gifford; both are Juniors.
T h e S e c r e t a r y - T r e a s u r e r is Paul
F l a t h m a n , and Athletic Director is
Gary Penfield; both are freshmen.
Sayles Events
Sunday, October 25, t h e men of
Sayles Hall will hold an open house
from 3 to 5 p.m. Everyone is cordially invited.
T h e Sayles D a t e Party will be
held Friday, November l.'i. Mori' information about the party will a p pear in later issues ol the News.
LEARN ABOUT YOUR
CHOSEN PROFESSION
FROM THE RETURNING
TEACHERS
at the
SNACK BAR
during
"HOMECOMING
WEEKEND"
A report was t h e n given concerning the proposed p a y m e n t by S t u d e n t Association of all or p a r t of
the costs of sending representatives
to the Eastern States Science Conference. After quite a bit of discussion it was pointed out t h a t S e n a t e
should not commit itself until more
information is available.
Another report was given concerning the proposal t h a t S t a t e join the
National S t u d e n t Association. T h e
merits of this organization were
pointed out and S e n a t e decided to
contact other colleges which belong
to this organization and to postpone
further action to a later date.
News Request
It was then announced t h a t Monica Traskus, Editor-in-Chief of the
State College News, requests t h a t
S e n a t e Meetings be held Tuesday
evenings instead of Wednesday in
16,
1959
Tickets for Broadway Play
Available at Special Rate
For the final weeks of t h e r u n of J.B. which directed by Elia K a z a n
cast
of the Pulitzer Prize winning play and h a s a n e x t r a o r d i n a r y
J.I*, a t the ANTA T h e a t r e in New headed by Basil R a t h b o n e .
York City, s t u d e n t s and s t u d e n t
faculty are offered seats a t half
price. These tickets are for Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and T h u r s d a y
nights, and Wednesday
matinee
(lily through October 22.
order to facilitate better a n d more
convenient coverage. T h i s writer
(and I'm sure the whole News Board
and Staff] would like to express his
t h a n k s to Senate for its consideration of this m a t t e r and hopes t h a t
a decision satisfactory to all wil be Mail-Order Tickets
reached.
Anyone wishing tickets to J.B.
Question
may come to the news office in
How many s t u d e n t s have ever a t - Brubacher to pick up mail order
tended a S e n a t e meeting? APATHY blanks. Performances of J.IJi are
Y E H ! ! How m a n y tables will S e n a t e nightly a t 8:4,") p.m. and Wednesday
afternoon a t 2 p.m. Please enclose
cover next week.
a stamped, self-addressed envelope
Announcements
for tickets.
Nominations for Campus Queen
will take place on Monday, Tuesday, One-Half Prices
and Wednesday in Lower Draper.
T h e price brackets at half price
Only senior girls may be nominated.
Any member of the class of '60, '61 _ are, in the evening, $3.45, $2.90, $2.30,
or '62. may n o m i n a t e and vote. Since $2.05, $1.75 and $1.45; and a t t h e
F r e s h m a n have only been h e r e for matinee, $2.30, $2.05, $1.75, $1.45,
a few weeks they are not p e r m i t t e d $1.15 and $.90.
to vote in this election a l t h o u g h they Archibald MacLeish
may n o m i n a t e .
Archibald Mac Leish is t h e a u t h o r
SEANYS
Commences
T h e n e x t SEANYS meeting will
convene a t the Boulevard Cafeteria
in the Faculty Room. T h e d a t e lias
been set for Wednesday a t 3:30 p.m.
Specific topics huvo been s c h e d uled for discussion. These discourses include membership, agenda,
reports of convention and FTA a s sociations
It is requested
that
those Who are unable to a t t e n d
this meeting a t the designated time
contact Richard A l t e m u s ' 6 1 , via student mail. If necessary a new time
will be a r r a n g e d which will be more
convenient for all concerned. All
members a n d c a n d i d a t e s for m e m bership a r e cordially invited.
Albany To Host Installment
Page Hall Cite of Ceremony
a reception will be held in B r u bacher Hall for t h e guests a t t h e
installation.
Academic
FLORIST and
GREENHOUSE
( ollege Florist for Years
Z464
ALBANY, NEW YORK, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23 1959
On Stage
Speakers and dignitaries on stage
include C a t h e r i n e Labasso, r e p r e s ent i ng t h e s t u d e n t s of the University, of F a r m i n g d a l e I n s t i t u t e ; Foster S. Brown, P r e s i d e n t of Oswego
College of E d u c a t i o n ; Carl Vander
Clute of Buffalo, r e p r e s e n t i n g the
College Council; President Hamilton; Governor Nelson Rockefeller.
VOL. XLIV, NO. 2 0
Frosh Lead in Rivalry Contest;
Six Points at Stake Tomorrow
Also. Harold Rice, Professor of
History: Charl es Stokes, Professor
of Music and V i c e - C h a i r m a n of t h e
S t a l e University Faculty S e n a t e is
C h a i r m a n of A r r a n g e m e n t s .
P R E S I D E N T HAMILTON
faculty members of the various s t a t e
colleges, will perform.
The end of Rivalry is in close range. The tug-of-war, women's volleyball and men's
football Rivalry events will be held on Saturday for the decision of six Rivalry points.
The tug-of-war will be held on Veteran's' Field at 9 a.m. under the direction of
Frank Wnuk '61, Rivalry Committee member.
Six tugs will take place, three for the women's teams and three for the men's
teams. The team winning two out of three tugs will win one rivalry point. The number
of participants in this event will be limited.
The Sophomore class leaders are Bob Polero and Gary Jones. Leaders for the
frosh are Pam Carter and Tad Dusanenko.
One Rivalry point will be awarded to the class with the best cheering in the
morning events.
It is suggested that everyone participating in the tug-of-war wear old clothes, especially in case of rainy weather.
Because of the n u m b e r of people
to be in the program, there will be
no parking facilities available in
t h e B r u b a c h e r p a r k i n g area. If t h e r e
is a n overflow, t h e delegates will be
Volleyball, Football
parking on t h e LaSalle
School
Speakers
D A . J
D ^ « . . ^ / - + - ^
A J
T t o e' i r l s ' 'volleyball and boys'
grounds. S h u t t l e buses will be used ^ * - i • « « » * ,
Also speaking are F r a n k Moore, for t r a n s p o r t a t i o n for guests from
C h a i r m a n of t h e Board of Trustees, t h e ceremony in Page to the recep•
~
t h e s a m e time at Veterans Field a t
and flic m a s t e r of ceremonies; tion in Brubacher.
3 p.m. I n c h a r g e of these events tire
Chancellor J o h n F. B r o s n a n of t h e
Donald Dona to and Noreen Noonan,
Regents B o a r d ; George W. Gleason,
President Collins a n d Dr. Stokes
Juniors, Rivalry Committee memrepresenting t h e Local Council of have stressed t h e importance of this
Cam]) Board and a Special Sen- immediate development p r o g r a m kers.
Boards a n d t h e C o m m u n i t y Col- and urge t h a t the s t u d e n t s comply. ate Committee met Tuesday night could be completed by next fall.
Leaders
leges; Dr. Stokes, and possibly forto determine what S e n a t e could do
rp. , . „ , , „ „ „ „ i,«,rim-c (,„• HIOSA
mer s t a t e governor, Averill H a r r i • , i,
i
,
C , , , t - i r t i . i i n i i t h . i t tl-in L . n n itj an
1 IV! 001)11011101 C It'lUtCl S 101 MlcSC
nian.
lo aid the c a m p and w h a t steps it
C o n s u m i n g t h a t t h e loan is ac. ' „ t B „,.„ *,,,,.: =iioh, v„i
L a m p b o a r d K e q u e s t s A i d f,°tba11 \vents ^,take.pir,c^
For Dippikill Improvements
Cler K y
Clergy lo offer t h e introduction,
invocation and benediction will be
Rabbi David G u t m a n ol Troy. Bishop Scully of the local R o m a n
Catholic Diocese, and Carlyle Adams. President ol tin- Area Council
nt Churches.
Admission
SUB Presents
Autumn Fete
s ion (1 take 1 he nice inn WHS sue- n u u t d , ill 1 ' r s i u n a i i oucigei 101 c a m p , . ,,
, „ , _ .
„
' _
si i
. ,: , ,i " l i n i n g was sue
•
, , . , „ . . . „ , , . ,,,...,. eyba
and Bob Polero, football. For
J
(•[•<< ii in tlvit the hi n<\vmi»' niph IJO.IIC IOI wit' iicxi ii\i' \(_\il.s would
, ..
,
(issiiii n 1.11.11 in. Knowing m g i u
j„,.i,,rl w - *=v> nun the frosh vollevball t e a m the c a p ill S e n a t e a bill WHS introduced pro- "' * i / . ' w .
m i s includes. $n-,Uuu
w h m . , , m K „ „ a <•„,. .-,»
Once again t h e a u t u m n season
casts her mystical spell, and in the
aura of this colorful and enchanting
mood, the Student Union Board will
present its fall dance, "Autumiilllde." Tile (lance will lake place
to-morrow from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. in
the Brubacher Dininji Room.
valine, tor Student, Associations
,
,• «.,,.,.,*,, ,•
, .
borrowing ol $20,1,00 lor immediate
basic develoi enent of the cimi)
oa.ai (itwioptinni, 01 mi camp.
Basic Basic Need
Basic lo the plans which a r e pro-
Mthougli admission is by ticket
only a r r a n g e m e n t s have been made Music
l"i i closi (1 circuit television to be
T h e music for tomorrow evening
sin.win in h'iehardson classrooms. II
necessary, the : 'Mind Will be piped will be provided by Henry Tor ion
.mil en,no. Tnrjon, as some ol you
into Richardson :i90.
in . recall, pr.a Hied the i nl ei'laiumini
11 if I he "Flush Wecki nil"
I'shers, Hosts
( l . i l ii e .
,
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,
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riniverl
,
.
.
'
,
p. sed bv C a m p Board is a need lor
,
, r,
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1V
a C a m p Director and a C a m p Superinlendent. A C a m p Director would
o r g a n i / e and execute the pnlicie.. as
oulhncd by the Board. In c i t e d ,i
C aTmhpe Coiup
Director
S u pwill
e r i nbe
t e n dHie
e n t adiuinis' s duties
H'alor tor
p and devel
would
be Ihe
thosec a m
generally
n o l , Is1i
''
as
pr the.mi(inland
li's organ
of I,her/.eo nthe
el iker
Use of ' "the
I '-liei's lor I he evi inn: 1 arc I he
members
ol
Myskania.
Signum Dress
.,
I iiiini ial Needs
1 audi- mi mbers w ill ucl as ho.- Is to
'Iln all ire in be considered w ill be ' ' •
receive I lie visitors and ai i\ili"e I lie
Cainp Board eslnnales Unit il
pro e .sional. An A l l - t h i n ersity < )r- lies and jackets tor the men and
ehesl i.i ol I.'A enl \ -eight. n u d e up ol .kir;,s anil blouses lor the women. would require $4(1,(Hit) to oiiiiplefc
the I aslc development. T h e Board
Refreshments
issit e o a m e only a $2(l.«MiO loan because il already has acquired d u r Kel reshliients will be served lo Hie in;; Hie pasl three years a $20,00(1
il I e n d i n g ( o l i p l c s . C i d e r a n d (lolillt • balance in their Capital Construewnl keep Hie pace ol Us a u t u m n a l Hon Fund. Should S e n a t e pass the
theme
'llir donilts are donaled proposed legislation and the loan be
i l n a i i ' l i the courtesy ol "Dontlt negotiated before Thangsgiving, the
Commerce Club will hold a h a l - '• '"cl."
lowi-Vn party tonight from (i:lll) to < hiiiiiticit
12 p in in the Brubacher Dining
n ,
, ,
,.,
Supervising Ihe dance are Co(niiin H r ,d S a l e Mia C o s
I h e ,,,
,, , , ., .
,
,,.,,
,
( ban men. Robert Bolender no and
program to rlhe evening will include r i | u i , H,,,!,,,. ',;;( T | , , . ,,(,)„.,. c, ) n i inlti cl reshliients, games, and round and lee heads include: Divornl ions. Dale
J.i e i n i a u n '02 and NNeil Raymond;
M | i i ; i n . dancing
I'liblu ll\ . Miss Hodge; Helre hAdmi M"ii will be $2f) which will inents, Mat'jol'ic I,a/,aroil and VVluley
he e l l , etc.I .,1 the dour S t u d e n t s r'lsh. I'resllllien; Band, Uoberl llncoll, , III, • admission u ill be I Hani 11, |.| ii:t.
lelid, I 'liU; Kc- (oral Ion, (lar.\ I'eio
Bill I, r ,0,1 l'.'\ eh II Mini, freshmo
Jow'e s u s k i '01, Margaret l.a/adru < bapermu's
DanceTonight
Held In Bru
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DIAL 4-1125
.»iv» r
'TT«
Ceremonies will open with an academic procession of t h e college and
university representatives. T h e faculty m a r s h a l s include Ralph Beaver,
Professor of M a t h e m a t i c s ; J. Wesley
Childers, Prolessor of Modern L a n guages; L u t h e r Andrews, Professor
of Physics; and P a u l Lemon, P r o les,,, ir of Biology.
iiiiimt l e e m e m b e r s a r e re-
loan Ferrari '01 and
il.B e l M M i i r p l n '0;i; d o o r a l I,,I o. Dor,,i b y S h a l l , i 'III, M a r y l a i n ii anker
(i.'i, ind BcM i h J o n e s '03; set -up,
R o b i 11 Cost el I,,. ( i u r j J a O w l ll, .Innlor.-,; a n d Ala II B r i g h t '03.
Ire,I,
Cornel O N ' I A I U O and HKNHON
ollege
ews
Procession
'till. .0,0 Dawn Alexander 03 will
prepare n a m e lags for those a t t e n d in t .
MSSbBBnttnnk
State
Visiting delegates and representatives from over two
hundred colleges and universities will be arriving Thursday
in Albany for the installation of the new State University of
New York President, Dr. Thomas Hale Hamilton. The ceremony will take place in the evening at Page Hall. During
the day there will be meetings of the SUNY administrators
and the Faculty Senate at Brubacher. After the ceremonies
F a . a l l y nici lib, I.-, w h o llilVl assiste d in p l a n e l i . ; l,,r this party include
Clifti in Thori i. Associate P rolessor
ol B usniess; Rosweil K. Fi irbank.
I'roft ssor ol Business; and Curoll
11 Bl inchard, Assistant Pro! essor of
B a s i l less
til,, niaitivitn hnrluaf
ivivmenl
of
ni'inehvil
., t ,,1
IVn- C . n n n
intr.fr.ct
SPOl tS CVClltS
ill C JN1KK1 b t e l l l .
I III! IS P l l l l
W h l t C O l l l b iUUl l O l
VOl-
tlie
puyini lit ol pntuip.il and llltciest .
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t h . . „ , , , , , . jc
Mn linn t i r v n rnr -i i..ii-i,t.iin.r -11111 lootoall team tne captain is j a i n e s
" " loan, :>(.,>.),i 101 a caietalcei, anil
.„,],,„
$3,(100 fur required m a i n t e n a n c e .
natulan.
Rivalry
E l t n t,V(,n, l s w o r t h o n e
Development P r o g r a m
point and one point will be awarded
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^
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f T
T
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elude the billowing: a road to the Consequences
p.;.,, ,.i,,,.i •••,..,I r-i--Hit i<r»«i i h m m i i m
1.u.. ( l u n i . i i labilities clamming
n the freshmen defeat t h e S o p h „ the lake cleaning ol the lake , ) n i Q r e s i n all of tomorrow's events,
^ " r c line, lencing and posting ol U u , , . ( , , m w i n | h e R U a l r v w i , h o u t
I«-«Py,'l-v- " " [ ' i , n " N e r v a t i o n tower having to win the five points award' I" 111 "•
ed lo the winning .skit.
'ion areas
lulling
trails sfrosh
centerand
is also
included
i n g to gam two more point.A . imi.-nl
woiilil
iifso be included.
Alter the
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o.i,pie,
M,e basic
development
' ^uua1l1l J ' " Sing
the Was
i.nal held
judging
, rinn
, of
,.,.-„],,
Kiieheo
rliniou s , j' ' " ' R
last
in 1 the K.H(iun-cimnig
uiiv of capital Friday
:" ';' " ' night
h'">tsin was
217-21;.
laver
sl
•unlhing
" •' •'-o.nre>•"•l"
the Bru
G a mine Room
ll
e o i i1' 1l r n c i e n ... planned' until the " ' »" ^"Dhomore class.
and,,11boal
S iphomores
the
.'•"'•
I , , a' n' d wiilc-i-innit
loan ls paid
i,i \ house.
e a r s i . W itn
The'the
MIIII.1I
aders for defeating
tile Soph.iin res were Bonnie S o i l and Anne
r n t u i e Outlook
Smith. Songleader for the frosh was
plalls
p„. | i u u n ,
(levelopmeiil Klaine Miglio.
Thl
u-nlative, thus
' ^ t. ndance „1 both classes
was very high and Ihe sing proved
keeping Ihe doors open lor change. ,,, |)(1 n | | | , u , , , „ . l | ) l l S l HUC.cessful
' I h e future outlook will depend Rivalry events so far.
in.,inly upon what interest develops
At pre.enl, t h e Rivalry score re a l t e r tile proposed basic develop- mains at 7-5 with the freshman
m e n t has been completed.
class still in the lead.
.'|,,,, , , , „ „ „ I,,,' Hie evening will
be David T r e b a r u e , Director ol
Men'., Hall, and Mrs. T r e h a r n e
I
Notice
Oscar IC, l.andonl. Dean of the
(oli'gp .uiu.unices. Unit today is
the last day t h a t students may
drop .(uuses without a penally.
Aflcr today s t u d e n t s dropping
courses will be K'VCII a n a u t o matic 10 lor Hie course unless extenuating circumstances e x i s t .
For these circumstances see p.ige
111 in the ( Ol.LlCGIC < ATAI.OC
Itivalry Captains for this week's events are left to r i g h t : Ted Dusanenko, J i m Ilaenlin, P a m Whitcoml), P a m Carter, Terry Di Siinone, J a n e Phillips, Nikki tjfrill, Bob Polero, tiary Jones.