State College News VOL XVI No 11 STATIC COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS ALBANY N Y FRIDAY DECEMBER 11 1931 $225 Per Year 32 Weekly Issues

STATE WINS FIRST GAME OF SEASON

Purple and Gold Team to Meet John Marshall Law School

Tomorrow at 815

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T h e s ta i r cillcm-- va rs i t y qu in te t opened its season l r iday n ight w i t h a M) to IS v i c to ry nvcr the I l a r l w i c k col lege l ive ltit Oueon la T h e State men look the lead d u r i n g the f irst quar te r ami cont inued ahead t h r o u g h -(Hlt the ent i re name

T o m o r r o w the M a l e team w i l l cn -gage in its second basketbal l contest of 1 lie season when it faces the |ohn M a r s h a l l col lege f i e o f Jersey c i ty N e w Icrscv in the g v m n u s i u m o l Page ha l l at X l T l i e John Mar shyshal l team was undefeated last sea son and most of the |gtlaycrgt o f the suci esslul quintet are hack t i n - war

T h e l ineup of the Jerse c i ty team w i l l inc lude Capta in Cng l ia i io f o r m e r star o i the I n ion Ci ty h igh school team Iier and ( io l t l ieh l o r m e r hie men fo r the Dcvo r r s t X 1 H i c j i school l ive M i n i IT who s tar red f o r l oh t i M a r s h a l l in the M a t e | o h l

Marsha l l game last year Me l low ell a g radua te of St l ienedic l s pri-|gtira-l o r y school and l l cuzon i w h o laquoilt cine o f the aces | the K t l l gc r s l ive in PLS

S ta t i w i l l probable start the same men who began hist weeks contest l i i l l A l l a r d and lt Ksi ISrooks at fo r shyw a r d f r e d d i c l i i g raham at cen te r and t i l I e l au ra and lt l i d Ka i l at the defense posts Ki l l Ne lson Jack Saunders T o m C a r r c l l Hoi Mevcrs Uav H a r r i s and l l a r r v ValTee w i l l l ikc lv see s e n ice ill the game

T h e first t w o points of the year were garnered hv f r e d d i c l i i g r a h a m when he neat ly caged a basket a l t e r a clean pass f r om ( Issie ISrooks in P r iday s game The teams sc r im inagel f n r ce l v l o r a m inu te and then ( i i l l l e l a u r a mad g 1 his free l i n l sh | M a l e cont inued to ro l l up t in score on successive haskels l In g r a h a m Ka i l and l l e l a u r a f l u score at the end of the first ha l f was J3 t 11 in favo r of State

C l i f f Ka i l at euan l led the offense w i t h sis field baskets his f r eshman teammate K i l l M lar l garnered f ive he ld ( Iss ie ISrooks and Ken In g rahan i regis tered three held goals each whi le ( i i l I le i aura p lay ing a l r i l l iant defensive came at g u a r d cap tu red a f ield goal and a f o l d po in t | i l | Xe ls n i coninleted S ta le - scor ing

Addresses Students

D r G e o r g e W i l e y ass is tan t commiss ioner fo r scoi idarv edushycat ion who spoke t the student assemhlv last Kr idav

DR WILEY TELLS STUDENTS GROWTH

NEEDED IN SCHOOL

A large factor in educat ion is ab i l i t y to g r o w Mr Ceorge W i l e y assistant commiss ioner l o r secondary educat ion to ld the student assemhlv

SENIORS TO HAVE DINNER TUESDAY

Frances Keller to be General Chairman for First 32

Class Affair

T h e h i s t sen io r c lass d i n n e r ot the year w i l l he c o n d u c t e d in the ca f l c r ia T u e s d a y at 60(1 o c l o c k D o r o t h y M a l l p res iden t o f the c la^s a n n o u n c e d t o d a y The g e n shyera l c h a i r m a n fo r the d i n n e r w i l l he Frances Kel ler

P ro fesso r K i c h m o i i d I t K i r l l a n d of the Kducat ion depar tment and M r s K i r l l a n d w i l l he guests

T h e Speakers w i l l h e lu l ia f i s l c r Isahel I Y a r d Samuel S I l i r ranee and Ceorge I Kice

M i s s K Her w i l l he t o a - t i n i s t r e s s at the dinner Miss H a l l said

T h e c o m m i t t e e s in c h a r g e o f the d i n n e r m e e t i n g a r e f I M i s s L e w i s c h a i r m a n H e l e n C o l l i e r K o h e r t a I v c r i t l and Jane McshyL a u g h l i n waitresses I lelen Unru l ie r cha i rman and H o n o r M n l f o r d d e c o r a t i o n s H i l d a I a u h e n s t e i n cha i rman KKa Xea lo t i Ju l ia his ler and i rg iu ia I law k i n s pub-l i c i t v lt h a r l o t l e A d a m s c h a i r m a n K s t h e r Mead and I cal l l gt o r g a n music l-leanor Cane cha i rman and era Kurt is

T h i s d i n n e r is the f irst id a gt(

r i i s M| d i n n e r s to he c o n d u c t e d d m me the year it w Inch the m a p r p o r t i o n I the h i i s iness f the senshyi o r class w i | | he t r a n s a c t e d T h e e i i s i n i n id ha iue seui i r class d m H I T m e e t i n g s hi nan t w o u ars i t i i w h e n the l a s s f i l l d i - c o v e that it was the b c - l w a lo net |OL e the r In i l ls iiss sen io r h i i s iness Ihe p lan was c a r r i e d f u r t h e r la-t a r w h e n the class f i l (-gtii-d i i e ted I sen io r d i n n e r s

Some ol the most impo r t an t phases of educat ion develop a f t e r g radua t i on f r o m col lege T h e u t i l i shyzat ion of the th ings we learn makes an educat ion w o r t h w l i i l e he went

bdquo lie sad the students are in raquo Senior Must Register posit p chal lenge l l i c i r o w n th ink i deg

7 ehiliiTou1 viffi i bull wnTiluV I For Teaching Positions W h a t w i l l h a p p e n M a m o f i

w i l l do tomor row what we haw dm today W e should chal lenge ou r shyselves to th ink hut the d i f f i cu l ty w i t h us is that too many of us are a f r a i d lo take the first step W e must t h i n k more of the re la t ionsh ip of our w o r k to society and social democracy In the school of t o m o r r o w those lines o f den ia rca l io i i w i l l he h roke i i d o w n

I he one fundamenta l fac to r in i d

E l e a n o r Gage and L e a h D o r -g a n w i n i are scrv i n n o n 1 he commi t tee a ra rngn ig l o r the senior class d inner Tl lcsdav n igh t

CLASS WILL HAVE PLAYS JANUARY 19 Miss Futterer Announces Casts

COLLEGE STUDENT TO SPEAK AT 1110 Wiard to Talk on Union Acshy

tivities Students to Elect NSFA Delegate Today

A l l n iemhers o l the senior el w h o plan to g radua te in January are j p o r P l a y s b y O N c i l a n d asked to c i n e to the office of th placement hnreau in M i l n e H i g h scl 1 this week and register w i t h the hurcat i I ro lessoi- | tin M

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I n i on col lege student ac t i v i t i es f r o m a student s v iewpo in t wall he presented in the assembly this m o r n shying at I I 1() o c lock in the a u d i t o r i u m of Page hall when hrederiek W i a r d who is p rominent in student ac t iv i t ies at Un ion w i l l speak to the n iemhers of the student assoc ia t ion Isahel I card Si president announced

W i a r d is a member of Te r race Counci l at I n i o n a senior h o n o r a r y socictv wh ich corresponds to M y s k a n i a president of the debate c o u n c i l a member of the lacrosse t e a m college cheer leader and a mcmi ier of var ious bo t io ra rv societies of the college

Vo t i ng on the candidates fo r dele-gales P the annual c o m e n l i o n o f the Na t iona l Student f e d e r a t i o n of Amer i ca w i l l also he conducted T w o of the f o u r delegates w h o were selected by the student c u n c i l as nominees fo r this pos i t ion st i l l reshymain in the race These t w o are in alphebel ical o rder J Inice Pdbv and Kl i abcl l l C o r d o n members of the j un io r class

The lJSl Pedagogue w i l l also conshyduct its elect ion of the m o s t s I he results of th is elect ion w i l l be pubshylished il l a special section of the senior year hook I he most beaut i shyfu l g i r l the most popular g i r l ihe most popular man [In g i r l who bd the most Im- Sta le the man w i n d id the m o i fo r Siate ihe most cha rm ing g i r l the most scholar ly s tudent and the most popular facu l ty member wi l l be the subjects of the elect ion

f i l e delegate elected to a t tend the Nat iona l Student f e d e r a l i 11 of n u rica c o m e i i l ion w i l l a r r i e in

To ledo Suuda morning- December 17 I lus delegate w i l l be met hv T o shyledo students and taken lo the Comshymodore P e r n Hote l wh ich w i l l serve is headquarters du r i ng the l o n f c r -lie

I h i r i ng the l ive days o f the Conshyference discussions w i l l be conducted ii questions conce rn i ng student

government debat ing honor systems Ubieties h o n i r a n societies col lege publ icat ions womens col leges and liter subjects of impor tance to stn- I leader

s T h I i reamv K i d I Sayles sccrctarv of the placement I f ugeue O N c i l and T h e Dear I )i bureau announced today I p a r t e d and f a n c v f r e e b o t h hv I IsaliiT I van l (2 president ol

I he f o l l o w i n g i n f o r m a t i n is i h S t a n l e y I l o t i g h t 11 a re t h o s e w i n c h studeul associat ion a t tended the f i led at Ibe bureau inan r and m i n o r w i l l b present I In the elemental M | a | l m | t m bdquo bull bdquo | u s t u bdquo bdquo

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DRAMATICS CLASS TO PRESENT PLAY Football Casualties May Cause Change

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In Official Rules During Next Season T h e d i a l d r a i n a l i d a -

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CONVENTION FINDS NUMBER OF NEW

INJUSTICE CASES

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STATE COLLEGE NEWS ALBANY N Y DECEMBER 11 1931

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SENIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS Ruth Drezee Vera Mums Frances Keller and Iicssie Levlne JUNIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS Harriet Dunn Laura Styn and Marngaret Service DESK EDITORS Marion Howard Hannah Parker and Grenfell Rami sophomores REPORTERS Luisa Igleslas Uose Kantor Carolyn Kramers Ruth Putnam Tlessie Simmons Hilda Smith and Edith Tepper junshyiors Virginia Ahajian Celia llishop Diane Mochner llileb llookheim Eleanor Coiil-mt Kiitlirrine tunnecn Helen Doherty Jane Doocey Marion Mlcewk Mary Moore Marilvn Ros-nlicek Almira Kliss Hetty Sales- Kalherine Sunn - thelma Smith Iicssie Stetkar Mary Lou Walther Katherine Wilkins and Elizashybeth Zuend snphomores InnTIATIHN MANAOER l-ranees Mazar 32 ASSISTANT ih smss MANUURS Alary Doherty and lean Watkins juniors Ilesisiss STAI-I- lean Craigmile Marguerite Crutchley and Kalherine llaug sophomores

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BUMPY ADVERTISING

The efforts of zealous advertisers to bring to the attention of the student body the affairs that they arc sponsoring has led to a certain amount of inconvenshyience in Draper hall It is a condition directly within the province of the campus commission and should be remedied by that body without delay

Large and ornamental posters hang in great profushysion over the Washington avenue entrance staircase They are depended from the air by a cord stretched over the steps Either the posters are too long or the cord is not raised high enough for persons of ordinary height can almost bump their heads while those of more than average length must comb their hair after passing up or down this staircase

The commission has a duly to perform here It should act with despatch

u-c --atlv endorse sentiment- express mniun-ralons will be printed unless tl

writers names are left with the Editor-in-Chief of the Nt Anonymity will be preserved if - desired The Nrivs does m

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M O R E D A N C I N G W A N T E D

PEOPLE WITH TAKING WAYS

Much is heard of people with taking ways these days One person definitely afflicted with the attributes connected with this title visited the publications office the past week and removed several books belonging to students connected with the N E W S It is not the first time that it has happened and in all probability it will not be the last

It ought to be clearly understood that books placed on the desks in that room belong to student journalists or other representatives of College extra-class activities They are not there for the purpose of being selected as a worthy addition to the library of an impecunious devotee of knowledge

The removal of bunks plainly marked as personal property works an embarrassment upon the owners as well as on the Undent body as a whole for it may result in the retardation of the work of the owner and certainly visits suspicion upon (he heads of many who are innocent

BOOKS Mni v s lovi SON I IS

How n OK Iin it vi tut

v c P K mdash

Problems For State Delegate To N S F A Convention Compiled By Student Council

The student council has collected 5 What part docs politics play in and prepared a paper of instructions for the State college delegate to The National Student Federation of America convention in Toledo Ohio during the Christmas vacation Isabel 1eard 32 president of the student association and president of the counshycil said

Following are the problems which the delegate will be asked to have discussed

1 What suggestions and aids are available for students who are workshying their way through college There are so many such students in State that the council feels that they might benefit from the conventions sng-estions said Miss Ieard

2 Where are students to study under conditions present at State It is either too cold too hot or there is no place to sit in the available places here

3 How do other colleges regulate attendance at Freshman Camp What organization do they have

-1 Which is more beneficial conshycentrated interest in one or two extra-el iss tctivilics r rhurrafied p i r t iu pation in many Should an attempt be made to interest more people in extra-class and extra-curricular activshyity

college life

6 What can a student association do to make more provision for inshyfirmary fund Is it reasonable to suppose that students should be reshysponsible for the care of the students nccdiit medical aid

7 How large a part should the Young Womens and Young Mens Christian associations play in the inshydividual students life What should their position on the campus be What is their position in oilier colshyleges

8 Is there any method by which students can be induced to experience a better more complete social life There are many students at State who have no social interest outside their own immediate circles of friends

9 Is class spirit giving way to Colshylege spirit that is is class spirit disshyappearing in favor of the larger feelshying

10 What are the housing plans of other co-educational institutions

11 What is the ratio between lime spent for studies and time spent in extra-class activities Should h favor the studies or the exlra-cla-s -

ALPHA PHI GAMMA I C - T A T T C lt i C T A nr TO HA VE PLEDGE 5 IAI L^ 5 j AGE

SERVICE TUESDAY

I All books rcviewd arc for sole in the Co bull i bullbull(laquo Interview Sonnets by Fnda Si Vineriil Mill

The Alpha Ihi (lamina pledge m i c e will be conducted Tuesday

I lecember 15 in the Lounge of Kicli-ardson hall

Those students who will be iuili-iled are Salle lkinson Kalherine licllnap and Carl Tarbox seniors inI iolrl Ililnun Alvina Lewis

Harper liros Xew York 52 pages $200 land Iaura Styn juniors according

Mis- M it lay has given us in this volume lill Iwo to Samuel S Porranec 32 presi- i the fnit-l Shakespearean sonnets ever written and dent since she is writing in a field in which she excels the Lear the stamp of literary immortality

The Xew York Times says of them Fatal Inter-Much dissatisfaction has been expressed by stu I view is in the great tradition f IVtrareh Sidney

dents concerning the rules which liiuil dancing to a Shakespeare mid haute (iabriel Possetti Il is a mat few major social events of the College year ter of profound moment that American letters may

The action of the adminis trat ion in curtailing llie | record the addition of so deep and beauteous i thing

as Hits ga la ol sonnets F iery sonnet is distinguished for its revelation of

profound understanding of the human heart in le Dclieacv of Icelitlg and richness of expression together with the penetrating intensity of emotion it

dancing was not without reason Dancing after some names with out of town teams resulted in ex posing women of this College to needless insult at the hands of men who enter the gytl asiiim osletl sibly as rooters accompanying the i siting team In addit ion the smaller clubs fostered the practice of I easily places the collection fore-most among mod having social events solely for dancing Kuglish poetry

Certain demands of students seem to be reason s one follows the thread of thought in each of the able however The re should be mure events after poems he realizes that he is treading the whole gamut which dancing will be permitted These should include of human emotions touching on supreme jo and debates French bete certain major plays ami main -deep sorrow

of the games The s tudents should appoint some of I Miss Millay wrote- a fifty-two line- introduction in their number to discuss this mat ter with the I rc- poetry to the contents and chose the lines in cot

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Alpha I In Canuna will conduct a I tempted tbi- year The- plav -i party sometime after the Christmas tercel ahml llie- ea mv e-isU iu i vacation for staff members of all the falher with the- spirit i | M - - publications of the College The party killed in aeiioti dur iu the vvi will prolallv take place in the John ( i r e - i r i i n r a- the falher a Lounge of Richardson ball accord- | c m p l i s l i e d in a praFevv rlhv tiiit

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Five Latin And German Teachers To Be Hosts

I he next lanilly -Itide-ut tea is scheduled for I lecember He The faculty host and hostesses a r e Miss Felith Wallace assistant professor of Latin Miss Marian Cheeseborougb uslructor in Lat in Professor Win

l lit i r milliner to discuss mis mai ler Willi lite r r c - poetry to llie contents ami chose llie lines in coiisecit- bull bull bull bull - raquo ^

ielent who will not be found unreasonable in ex t n e order for each of the liftv two sonnets which n 1 l c k t r l u ( l l l u - German tending the privilege- T in - action should be taken | follow before the end of the term and should embody I

concrete suggest ions which may be discussed and AViio loiirnolislici Ily Christopher Morley Double settled T h e r e are - me semi-social events pn | day Page and Co New York City (gt2 pages $1(10 muted for financial purposes which fail in their oh jectives because of lack of dancing These will profit great ly by the- proposed action j

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reporter for a daily newspaper or for a student | publication will read ibis tract with genuine apprecia-j lion as he travels with a relle-ctive Morley hack to an aetive- journalistic career I Of it Morlev says The newspaper man who has

pride in In- ho -aide tradition may we-ll feel grim j lo sec the thing he has sweat for trailickeil across

millers like bundles of merchandise ye-s and lo sec The growth of intercollegiate interests in Stale- col- I

lege received a decided impetus during the past week by the announcement of three activities to be sponsored - ^ i applauded by eminent statesmen and

by students here - l l | 1 1 1 C 1 1 1 1 lllaquolt -IM- bull-bull T h e first was the receipt f a debate challenge from l m l I 1 l s l ^ r l l l t t raquo 1 l hlt gtbull (od s

the Colgate tmiversiti freshman team The re I M - 1 1 - l Ill - pride geigtlle-ibdquo-i are we to be of the State freshman was hearty and insures thai br-| n and I n v Ihe gema hucksters who ktn-u llu-ibis College will have iiite-rcllegialc debates for fresh- P j [ yr W l l r l 1 - i s I 1 lilLV r r K ^ d men for the first tune in its history for four years l l w - now the entering class has had a re-gnlarly organi c l j Ul- s M r l gt ^ l a ra l ion rights lor llie n debate team for in t r imi i rd and inlerscholastic tlebates I1 1 l s lt laquolncli presents certain basic truths

The second event similar in nature lo the p r e v i o u s I | u l l l h l l l l l be read hy journalist as well one is the iiivilatton rec-iv-d to eitt-r a candidate in K 1 Y m pn-seuts a elenunciatiou ol those u n l e t s the national oralorical cottest conducted because i l l l l m S M l l l r 1 ( l s Puirnabsin in order lo

broadcast ih utplv words i demagogues whos idle mn ranees an ini worth llie eolmuiis the v fill

the 2(H)th anniversari of ashiiigloiis birihday Tl College has prev ioiislv been repre-seuled in o r a l o r i c a l contests and has md reditable -bowing The elimination contest to be eoiidm le-d to select llie Slali entrant should offer oppa tuiniv for di-clainn-rs who may have retrained lean debating hecailse of lack ol | I interest or experience I I

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STATE COLLEGE NEWS ALBANY N Y DECEMBER 11 1931

NEWS ANNOUNCES FIRST TABULATION

2800 Inches of News Editorial and Advertising Material

Printed This Year

Two thousand cij^ht hundred inchc of news editorial and advertising copy have been printed in the first ten issues of the STATU COILKCK NFAVS according to a tabulation reshyvealed today by the NKWK board This amount is about three hundred inches less than the amount printed in last years Nicws due to the fact that there have been no six page issues this year

The tabulation shows that there was a decrease in advertising copy contributed this year the total amount being five hundred inches according lo Audrey I Flowers M advertising manager

George I Hire 32 editor in chief leads the list of contributors in edshyitorial inches within a total of xW inches Alvina Lewis and Bernshyard Kerbel both juniors and assoshyciate managing editors of the Nrws j follow second and third with I4S [ Helen Rohel 32 who is gen-and 142 inches respectively Gren- cral chairman for the Christ inas fell X Rand 34 a desk editor i- ) l r t v f |K s tudents f ibe li fourth wilh h inches while era brary school t omor row night al Burns 32 is fifth with 00 inches t | u Citv club Forty seven inches of the total were

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Arranges Party

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P R O M O T I O N B A S I S TO HAVE ANNUAL

CHRISTMAS PARTY Ilie L i b r a r y S

JOHN S SUMNER TO SPEAK SUNDAY

Open Forum to Sponsor Noted Speakers in Programs at

Jewish Center

John S tx ton Sumner secretary o f the N e w Y o r k society f o r the Sup-pressi-Mi e l i n w i l l spc ik it t i n Jewish C o m m u n i t y Center Sunday n igh t at 830 under the auspices o l the N o r m a n - M e n d e l s s o h n Open F o r u m H is subject w i l l be Censor shys h i p A fa l se A l a r m

M r S a x t o n was born in W a s h i n g shyton D C September 11 18 the sou o f Rear Admira l George V Sunnier o f the Un i t ed Stales Navy Me received his IIM f r o m N e w Y o r k un ive rs i t y A t the ou tbreak of the Span i sh -Amer i can war he enl isted in the 11 I th regiment o f the New Y o r k volunteers and was Y M t A secretary in 1 1S in f i a n c e w i t h the 2(ilh and p i i i d I ) i i-itm-^ American Exped i t i ona ry b o r a - S tunner sucshyceeded Anthony Comslock to the pos i t ion o f secretary o f tbe New Y o r k Society fo r the Suppress ion of ice in I M

Professor L i g g e n o f the facu l ty o f Un ion col lege w i l l be c h a i r m a n of the evening T h e lecture w i l l be fo l lowed lgt an op n d iscuss ion S lu -lenls who st i l l want season t ickets ma obta in M u m f r o m I I i lda Y Smi th 33

Publishes Article

D r M i l t o n G N e l s o n p r o f e s shysor o f e d u c a t i o n w h o is t he a u shyt h o r o f an a r t i c l e a p p e a r i n g in th i s m o n t h s e d u c a t i o n a l m a g a shyz ine N e w Y o r k S ta le E d u c a t i o n

0MICR0NNUHAS DINNER TO HONOR

SCIENCE PIONEER Las t F r i d a y n igh t the ac t ive a n d

alumnae members o f Beta chap te r o f O m i c r o t i N i l nat iona l home ecoshynomics honor society conducted a d inner in the col lege ca f te te r ia i n honor o f M r s E l len I I R i cha rds a pioneer in the field o f home ecoshynomics T h e Eastern D i s t r i c t o f Economics associat ion and the C a p i shyto l D i s t r i c t A m e r i c a n Dietet ics assoshyc ia t ion were represented at the dinner D r Mac( lead o f C o l u m b i a un ivers i ty to ld o f her assoc ia t ion w i t h M r s R ichards then a p ro fesso r o f chemis t ry ai the Massachuset ts Ins t i t u te o f Techno logy

T h e purpose o f O m i c r o n N u is to promote the science o f home ecoshynomics Membersh ip is based on scholarship leadership and charac ter and only a smal l percentage o f each class is chosen

Tbe a lumnae of the State col lege chapter Bela were the first to f o r m an act ive a lumnae o rgan iza t ion W h e n the home economics depa r tmen t is discont inued next year the a lumnae w i l l take over the act ive chapter

Tbe facu l ty members o f the chapter this year are Miss M a y F i l l i n g h a m and M r s F lorence Frcar Student members are M a r g u e r i t e W i l s o n and I l o bdquo o r M n l f o r d seniors

FRESHMEN ELECT P r o m o t i o n to l imbe r stal l [ bull - i t o n

and to board p o t i o n - the ease The L i b r a r y School students w o f m i n o r s and underc lassmen is have the i r annual Ch r i s tmas par t basel par t l y on the amoun t o f in lies t omor row night at the A l b u m t i l credi ted to the candidates accord ing ( bib Catherine Riegal 32 president to Ibe Nlws hoard O i l i e r factors ol the scl I said lodav Tbe par t that ar considered a r e d e p m d a b i l w i l l be at 7 3tl oclock He len Rolu I itv o f the repor ter t imel iness o f the M is g l i c r a l cha i rman con t r i bu t i on and ab i l i t y in w r i t i n g The commi t tees wh ich w i l l assist news stories Miss Rohel a r e r f resbn ie t i l s Sue

P r o m o t i o n also depends on the i n - l i r i c r l c y 3_ cha i rman Mrs Yawgc r i t i a l i ve o i ibe n pu r l e r and e i r a special s tudent and Caro l N icho ls w o r k p e r f o r m e d bv them -neb as 33 arrange mei i ts I lorothv f j uacken bcadl ine-w r i l i n g cp read ing and hush 32 cha i rman and Fvelvn el-ried duties In the ease oi c u b l owcnbc rg 33 en tc r la inme i i t M u r i e l repor te rs regu la r a t tendance al the Stewar t M cha i rman Marv Can class is a fac tor cons idered fo r pro ih ic r M and t i a r a Mian 33

T h e tabu la t ion as l is ted below is man Els ie I lu te ins i i 1 ni l not complete ltu^- to the Iagt t that tbe M a r i o n l l e r r m a u 33 X i v v - r -pr inted ar t ic les f r o m the | _l Na t i ona l Student Federa t ion o f I laquo r-i raquo j A m e r i c a and the In te rco l leg ia te Press Swimming tOY Women bul let ins Several repor te rs have faded lo sign up f o r the - lo r ies that tbev have w r i t t e n m a k i n g the total rt J f 1 U J bdquo f unsigned inches bdquo i u e t v - l i v e T h e I he s w i m m i n g classes wh ich are Elected LOUnCll Head f o l l o w i n g is the comple te tabu la t ion conducted as a part o l the regular fo r al l signed stor ies as it is r gv mi ias iun i schedule l o r the w i n t e r | | -b bull gt7 t bdquo U corded in the Ides | the I vv - w i l l begin Mondav Miss Marga re t gtdwni R an K l e e i k _ who is

I inch- H i t chcock instruct - u p l i v s i c a l e d n now super in tendent o l schools m ltbull p lo-- MJ lt j eat io i i a urn 1 lodav W alden was elected president

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STATE MAGAZINE ACClUl AFQ$raquoJ CANTERBURY CLUB

TO HAVE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY

BYM GNELSON Dr M i l t o n G Nelson assistant

professor (if educal lias w r i t t e n an ar t ic le wh ich is publ ished in the

rDATV D D I 7 V L I ADT I December issue f ibe N e w Y o r k C a n l c r h t i r v c lub w i l l c o n d u c t i ts llKALL r l U I L n A K U Stale E d u c a t i o n m a g a i n c pub annual Chr i s tmas par ty for c h i l -

AC CriMf r r i n r D ^ h l l n n i on lh l h i the Fducational h-eii at T r i n i i v institute Wednesdav AHi j U n l l LLAULK | re s associat ion o l me r i ea T h e f- l | ( l 71111 o c l ock C l a r i c e

December issu i- a -peeial Teac ln r s n s 32 p r e s i d e n t a n n o u n c e d G r a e P r i l c b a r d was elected song T r a i n i n g nber t o d a y T h e c i i e - i - f l b e l u b w i l l

leader of t in f reshman class at the Dr Nelsons ar t ic le is t i t led Meas | bdquo bdquo v v i i n g bull n I M o - S i n i n n gtu -m i e l i n g in Page bal l a u d i l o r i u m on t i r ing the Object ives ol Stale Svl l ( |

oi-eanic a l i - h n i a i i debal i team to dent o l t in associat ion o f Teachers i l bdquo a l l the cbal lange recei i l lv issued College and N o r m a l Scl I facu l t ies |v i | u f reshman d hale h am of ( | | al Ibe annual in l ing at l iu l fa l eale college T rv outs w i l l be held I October

p a r t i a r r a n e e n i e i i t s M a r i o n I a r h e v lt2 i b a i r i n a n a n d M i r i a m W I 3-1 e i i l e r t a i n i u e i i l l i b e l o i gt b a i r i n a n Grace P a l m e r

-gan i id a debate leani w inch mis f r o m Albanv H i g h school

Will Begin On Monday Edwin Van Kleeck 27

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M ar range ine i i l s fo r the classes she con was a member o l M j s k a n i a I 1 laquo M K n s i i l n i l M l I I I Hn n i MI II ssi sn i k n Ml Isnlmii Wilkin- MI D11 IIbdquo ln i M l

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bull r 1 h em will Nile ClemenS DireCtS H a m T i n I n k l ie - l in g bdquo - Eng l i sh and a t i l l i l w i l l _ 1 a l h c i i n e S i n i u i e i e r 31 c h a i r n i a n

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Miss C lem n- w i l l e a c h W h e r e p a r t y is e n t i r e l y the w o r k o f ban in Wncr icn The prev ious an- C a n t e r b u r y c l u b w h i c h m a k e s p r o shynouncement declared that Helen v i s i on fo r e n t e r t a i n i n g i be c b i l -Mead bullgtgt was in charge o f the p l ay d i e n at the T r i n i t y I n s t i t u t e

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Education Of College Women Makes Them Sloppy Dr Rogers Declares

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ALLSTATE DANCE WILL BE TONIGHT

Only State Students May Atshytend Dance Says Committee

Arranging Affair

NEWS NOTES T O C O N D U C T M E E T I N G

Classical clul) will conduct its anshyimal Christmas meeting Wednesday night at 730 oclock in the Lounge of Richardson hall according to Dorothy McGinniss 32 A Roman wedding ceremony will lie performed with Isahel Lawrence 33 in charge Christmas carols will lie sung in Latin

W E L C O M E S H O N O R A R I E S

Gamma Phi Sigma sorority reshycently welcomed Air Teazens inshystructor in chemistry and Mrs Teazens into honorary memhership at an informal dinner conducted at the sorority house

T h e first A l l - S t a t e dance f o r th is year w i l l he conducted t on i gh t in the L o u n g e o f R ichardson ha l l f r o m 830 to 1130 oc lock a f f o r d i n g to W i l l i a m Col l ins M cha i rman

T h e dance is conducted tw ice a year by the men o f State col lege O n l y State col lege students may atshytend acco rd ing to the purpose o f the dances Las t year there were t w o such dances one in the f a l l and one in the sp r i ng o f the year T h e year be fo re that was the first year that such dances were conducted

A l t h o u g h on ly e ighteen men have signed f o r the dance it is expected tha t more w i l l a t tend T h e name o f the orchest ra was not k n o w n when the NlCWS went to press but it w i l l be anont inccd today in Assemb ly

T h e assessment fo r the dance w i l l be $125 per couple said Co l l ins l i e and bis commi t tee cons is t ing o f ( i r c n -fel l Rand and Roger B a n c r o f t sophoshym o r e s are se l l i ng t i c k e t s f o r the dance

T h e f o l l o w i n g have thus tar signed up Cur t iss Rutember bay A B l u m I-Vccl App le t i i i H a r o l d l l a s w e l l Car l T a r b o x T o n y S roka Robert b l oody and George Rice sen io r s W i l l i a m Reagan Ra lph Re inhar t Be rna rd - bdquo - - bull bull I i i i 1 1 w a n Sehorm 34 house repor te r

Ixerhel and ( b a r b - Jucke t t j u n i o r s bull - I I i l l l l l o U I R C ( 11111 V fheodore l-ckart litis Assikis lion-aid Benedict and Charles Kissam I sophomores and William Torpey B E C O M E S M E M B E R

1935 TEAM BEATS COBLESKILL 27-17

Freshmen Basketeers Win Easy Game Over High

School Last Saturday

A W A R D S C O N T R A C T

T h e con t rac t f o r the j u n i o r r ings has been awarded to the W a r r e n Khasc Company acco rd ing to D o r o shythy K i n g 33 cha i rman o f the j u n i o r r i n g commi t tee T w o samples o l r ings have been chosen a m i w i l l be presented to the j u n i o r class f o r selection shor t l y a f te r the Ch r i s tmas vacat ion Miss K i n g added

T O C O N D U C T P A R T Y

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T h e f reshman five t u r n e d back the Cob lcsk i l l H i g h school qu in te t 27 to 17 at Cob lcsk i l l S a t u r d a y n ight T h e game was fast and ra ther rough w i t h the State boys in c o m m a n d of the s i tuat ion d u r i n g the grea ter part of the contest T h e 33 team went in to the lead at the end o f f o u r m inu tes of play in the first qua r t e r and were never in real danger a f t e r that t ime

Dave K r o n m a n l anky center o f the f reshmen ou t f i t was the leading scorer f o r the n igh t ga in i ng 13 points A l l a r d s ta r red at f o r w a r d both o f fens ive ly and defensive ly H i s scor ing cons is ted o f t w o field goals m i l a f ou l po in t bull

Ken Drake and [ohu B i l k at guard and A l Jad ick and B i l l Jones at fo r shyw a r d showed p lenty of l ight ani l t e a m w o r k wh i ch enabled thei r teamshymates to yet in scor ing pos i t ion

Biology Club To Have Party At Observatory

KIRBY PAGE TO BE SPEAKER SUNDAY

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C A and V M C A S u n d a y n i gh t w i l l be a speech by K i r b y P a g e w i d e l y k n o w n a u t h o r i t y on D i s a r m a m e n t

Dr Smith To Address Teachers Convention

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CLUBS AT MILNE

M r Fdward Cooper i n s t r u c t o r in commerce was recent ly we lcomed in to honora ry membersh ip o f bta Phi so ro r i t y Florence F r e i d m a n 32 and A l v i u a T r e n t e l m a n Ll were in i t ia ted in to fu l l membersh ip

B io logy c lub w i l l conduct a star gazing par ty Tucsdav n ight p rov i d i ng weather cond i t i ons pe rm i t accord ing | )- D o n n a l Y s m i t h ass is tan t to m i n e I L a n s i n g 32 president p r o f e s s o r of h i s t o r y w i l l a d d r e s s Ibe par ty w i l l be led by M r Kenneth the ( t i - e u o c o u n t y T e a c h e r s Co

O Davis i n s t r u c t o r in b io logy and M e n t i o n i t ( I n e o n t a in Tt iesc la general science D e c e m b e r 11

Members o l the b io logy c lub w i l l I l i s t o p i c s w i l l i n c l u d e - L i n c o l n I v meet at 7 311 oc lock in l r bdquo n t o l ban-ope a n d t in - A m e r i c a n C i v i l Draper hal l or al H Mill o clock at the W a r a n d S o v e r e i g n i t y and l b Dudlev OLservalorv o i Lake v e m i e l I n d i v i d u a l

State Grows Fourfold In Enrollment Since Foundation In 1844 Colleges Male Students Served In Civil War History Discloses

F o u r t e e n S ta te co l l ege s tuden ts are s p o n s o r i n g the e x t r a - c u r r i c u l a r a c t i v i t i e s of the M i l n e I n n C r I l i g b schoo l as a par t o i the w o r k i n (C ciifmi- from I bdquo--

E d u c a t i o n 115 a cou rse in E x t r a - j ( bdquo bull bull bdquo bdquo bull This is tin- second oj N o r m a l school s tudents s c u r n c u l a r a c t i v i t i e s I be cou rse is j - bdquo bull bdquo - bdquo bdquo -- - lbdquosugtry in c h a r g e o l D r R o b e r t b r e d e r i e k i j S bdquo c colleqe hriday will he the p r i n c i p a l o f the J u n i o r H i g h s c h o o l I v unnircrsary - foundation and M i s - H e l e n H a l t e r s u p e r v i s o r | bdquoj bdquo ) i r i l t ( bdquo m

schoul It re- noted Inst week that the v hoot in ISIS had for the first nine ltme lis ocnin a biiildiiit u)

Y W C AmdashY M C A Joint Meeting to Hear Noted

Author Sunday in Lounge

M r K i r b y Page na t iona l l y k n o w n d i sa rmamen t a u t h o r i t y anl au tho r o f eleven vo lumes on in te rna t i ona l soshyc ia l and re l i g ious quest ions w i l l speak in the L o u n g e o f R ichardson ha l l Sunday n ight at 73(1 o c lock unde r the auspices o f the Y o u n g W o m e n s and Y o u n g Mens Chr i s t i an associat ion

M r Page is ed i to r o f The World Tomorrow and a u t h o r o f several books wh ich have been t rans la ted in to F rench Ge rman Creek Span ish Chinese and fapanese Nea r l y 7(10000 copies o f bis books and pamphlets have been sold T h e t i t les of bis books a r e National Pcfcnsc A Study of the Oriiins Results and Prevention of War Jesus or Christshyianity Hollars and World Peace Makers of Ireedom In American Peace Policy Imcrialisu ami Na-linnalisiii The Iboliliou oj War War Its Causes Consequcn es and Cure Christianity am luouomi Problems The Sword or Hie ( russ Something More l i e also edi ted Recent Cains in Inicriciin ( i ili-v lion and a New Iconomi Order H i s ar t ic les have appeared m T i n - i lant ic M o n t h l y Ibe F o r u m T h e Su rvey and T h e N a t i o n

He is speaking constant ) be fore iu l luen l ia l audiences in al l sections of the coun t ry A m o n g t in- 20(1 colleges where lie has spoken a r e Ya le P r ince ton H a r v a r d Co lumb ia Cor-

D a r l m o u l h and Stan f o r d

M r Lag was bo rn in Texas Beshyfore enter ing col lege he was fo r three years a secretary of the Y o u n g Mens Chr i s t i an associat ion in H o u s t o n Texas He js a gradua te of I rake un ive rs i t y and look g r a d u shyate w o r k at the Lniv crsi lv o f Chi cago Co lumb ia un ive rs i t y and I n io i i Theo log ica l Seminary l i e

o f social science in the b ig l s c h o o l and d i r e c t o r o f e x t r a - c u r r i e u l a r aetiv i t ies

T h e r e are t h i r t e e n c lubs of varshyious t ypes i n c l u d i n g the n e w s p a p e r I I r o i n t h e w a r IH-lo to ISX) t l Vi l 1 -1 u n laquo raquo p11 1 V 1 ^ events we not- most o f a l l are tl H a l t e r said I he c u b an l h e i r M-hangcs that occur red in the pr inc sponso rs a r e a t h l e t i c A l b e r t i i p s t | ] - | C t | ) r (

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S t r o n g 12 K i s s a m 12 b e g i n n i n g D o r o t h y Kee fe s p e c i a l I r a n i a n M a r j o r i e L o n g n i u i r a n d ( i l e a Su cop s e n i o r s e x c u r s i o n P - -I ev ine 12 g a m e H a r r i s o n Go ia r l M L a t i n M i s V i r g i n S m i t h -uperv isor in I a t in new - i paper Isabe l S tevens 12 and | bdquo i m | B e r n a r d K r l e l and A l v i n a L e w i s |tL t] | bdquo

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e rk ins who si rved f r om I X to 1X52 was replace by Dr Samuel B W o o l w o r t h and In- in t u rn was succeeded by Dr Dav id I I Cochran w h o was adm in i s t r a t o r un t i l IHb-l I le was i u -- t ru ine i i l a l in hav ing a tablet erected in honor f i l - N o r m a l school stu- Is who gave thei r l ives l u r i ng

ir T h e tablet has been Ro lunda of D rape r ha l l

t in o f students fo r the bullgun when ibe school 2 f o l l o w i n g n w a l l en a l t e r the seven lavs

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Dr t o e h r a n was succeeded by P r o Ib ig ra t i on spread to the a u d i t o r i u m player F r o m 1910 to lMS he trav -lessor O l i v e r A r e y w h o n l W 7 w a s where in fifteen m inu tes demol ished el-l w i t h S h e r w o o d Kddv in his

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bullv i iK i i i l l ir^z I I I a te r l i u rv was ci inie to the rescue it w i s diseovere i- i- bull u i s t r m n n t a l in secur ing a new site bdquo bdquo - bdquo the Max g I i i ing v I- r ^ ^ n laquo l u - ^ f T bull H- ^n c t on o f the school a f t e r ) l o o m e d to to ta l d i s t r u c t i o u T gt t s t w i s l n I M r v

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11 IW(gt when the new bu i ld ing was purchased and in 10113 these bu i ld T h e W o r l d T o m o r r o w opened a n e w cha r ie r was gran ted ings were ready fo r occupat ion M r Page was guest speaker at the l l accorded pe rm iss ion to g ram peda- D raper ha l l I lus ted hal l and I law lev Y M C A d inner for the f reshmen g o g u a l degrees such as Bachelor ha l l a u d i t o r i u m and gvu inas iun i w e n | - s | | - | | Master and D o c t o r ol Pedagogv r e e l e d In 101 I Dr M i l n e died and Mi l ls the scope and purpose ol t in was replaced by Dr H B rubacher

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