State College News
NEW
YORK
Vol,. XI If. \ n . 20
t' \ • ti
S T A T E COLLEGE F O R T E A C H E R S
A L B A N Y . N. V. F R I D A Y . MAHCI-I
I.
1929
82.2o Pel' Y e a r . 83 Weekly rssuesjj
13 FEWER FRESHMEN
PLEDGED THIS YEAR
PRESIDENT PRAISES
GROUP HOUSE LIFE
SHILLINGLAW FINDS
STATE HOLDS LEAD ..
14 Sororities Receive 6 7 Girls
Into Full M e m b e r s h i p
During This Week
C o l l e g e Fraternities S u p p l y
Social Need, H e Tells
Kappa Delta Rho
Noted Educators At Convention
Rank College Foremost
In Training Field
Thirlirn
less
members
were
freshmen
of sororities
initiated
last
14 ( i r e c k
letter
nniioiiuic
lir-l
than
oi
i m c c d tin's week by
sonni'tiellif
American
college
fraternities,
with
l l i e i r social a t t r i t i o n i n g r o u p hmise l i f e ,
supply a f a c t o r in w h i c h education in
t h i - e i i i i i i l r v w o u l d o t h e r w i s e be woe
in IK
l a c k i n g , I'resitlenl A . li.
Hru I
b a c l i r r told K.i"",'i l l e l l a
K i m at its |
annual f o r m a l i n i l i a t i o i i dinner S a l u r d a
night.
maile
year
w a r . ;i o m u l
new i n e n i l K ' r s a
for
were
this
ur.ii i n i / a l i m i s .
'I l u c e
IreMiinun
pledges
tune
llie
welcomed
ml
eiiiber.ship
by J
sororities.
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Miss
Eleanor
Mauley,
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Commends
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ElMISS MANLEY DIES
OF SUDDEN ATTACK
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l-ri-n.'li. Miss
siruelor
having
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a classroom.
died
siiddinly.
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funeral
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is p r o b a b l y one
landing
in ihe U n i t e d
doubt
"leaeber's
t h e most out
college"
in
the
.oitntry.
S i i d i is llie impression o b t a i n e d by the
writer
a f t e r emilei'iang
live.s
i'l-. .in nearly
with
rcprcsenta-
three score
American
" •icher t r a i n i n g colleges at i b e f i f t h g e n e n d assembly
o f Kappa f l u K a p p a , p r o -
field,
l.hi.,,
f r a t e r n i t y , in S p r i n g •
and u i t h
others
a l t e i i d llg
f i e - c o ; . . ! ! - ,,| tin- d e p a r t m e n t o l super
Mildred M . Lansley
, ; ' " " " • u " ' " : ?v"Ty\
" ' , ' " ' " n \ i!'k"<k'IK'1' ' " , h r Saii-mal
Kducalinn
n e l i l o l lie 1 . \ \ . I . \ . u 10 v. 1 .
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Piofessors Praised
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THIRTEEN STUDENTS ^ " H S S T r ^ F
TO BE DELEGATES
hied deiegaU" a m i 111 p n v a l e coaversaHon i.v.lh ibe u r i i e r , were loud in their
pi use l o r .Male t oik'g'e and l i s a d m i n i s
i r a t o r s , especially I're.sidenl A . I i . l i r l i
b a i b . - r , D r . Al. ( , . , \ ' , |
, assist;,,11 p r o
i' • - " ! ' 01 ethical i o n , a n d I ' r o l e s s .r J o h n
Y M, C.A. And Y. W . C. A. W i l l •\f Say Us, hea i o | the educaiion deparl
Send Members To Conference
iiieul.
A n oi'ganizal
w h i c h s e e m , iiniiiue
In Schenectady
tl' Stale ( ollege is the h i g h school tled r .illy
c
iccled
v. a h the
T h i r t e e n •.indents, m e m b e r s o f t h e sin .ifii-iuieut
ollege in which ein.ir sludenls, d e s i r i n g
• lent V . M . 1 . A . and Y . \ V . ( ' . A . , w i l l
" bi-come l e a d er.s, in it n-acb iiml.-i a i k repre-eni Slate ('..liege al l l n Xeiv Y o r k
1'l.Ue - i i p e r v i s
s i i i d t n i conference in Schenectady, l o
In M e i ' college.., -i,cb praclict leach
day. l o m o r r o w , a n d S u n d a y .
T h e sin
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..ppeai'.,
till
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don,0
slipel'i'.'sl'ou.' ' '
in
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"Without Peer," Dr. J o r d a n
city
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Says
b ' o i e t r m g I,, S .,,- ( olit-e,., ,,, , ,w ,,,
lie K a p p a I ' l n Kappa meetings, D r .
.Mvcrda i f J o r d a n ,,, 1 ,,,-iieli I u i i e r
•>'} a n d in -1 nali ,n.d presiileui ,<| [he
i r a i e r i i i l y . - a i d ' " I b e .\t-.t Y o r k Slate
'liege i - r I . „ , In 1 . is w i t h o u i a peer.
'Ib.'i - . . a b e d I t . i . b , ,-,' ,- .lieges' are
merely g l o r i l i t t l n o r m a l schools a n d are
•" 1 n i l , colleges,
1 his cannot , „ • s:i„l
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English Has Createst Number Of Majors With 194;
n ill charge o l Miss l l i leu
Mathematics Has 134, While 104 Specialize In FrenchaMusscll
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lb.
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f h e depai iinenis, vvilb e n r o l h n e i l l in
ASSEMBLIES I'KOGRAM
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st,,r> I each, a r e : K n g l i s h , I'M ; n i a l h e i u a l i c s .
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day in , i - s r i i i b l i c s 011 t i n 11 solution thai b.ngli.s|i IT i t u l i i . m l m.iiuHi . . . n i s 1.1 hi nit i i t . )sli; I . a i m , 7H ; home et ..noiincs,
i n lb..-t enrolled a 5 . ' ; b i o l o g y , .15; c h e i m s i i y , . i i ; l i b r a r y
all g
]>•- o l s l i i d e i i l , w i s h i n g i n l a n e llie niii-l populai
HI.,j us in llie in,nb, m a i n •• d i - p a i i u i e n l , •cietne, _'/ ; Spanish, 8 : physics, 7 ;
Minis o l 111..mi shall be reipiil'ed lo l e
uuillbel
l l l i n o l ' in e i l b c i
...tial science, 7 ; H e r i n a n , 5. T h e social
1 e n e d i e -..1 lu 11, ill o f . the sliuk'lll Count i l , llie greatest
science, r l n i n i s i i v m Inolugv, oi c
a'ienci i n a j o r n a l o i n b i i i a l i o i i o f his
a c c o r d i n g 1-, f ' v e l y n I.raves, 'J'l, presi
m i l vo.
' l o r y , g o v e r n m e n t and economics.
denl of sludeul Unsocial
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p..iagoglcal
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in Ihe > .111111 , is e v i d e l . i e d bt l b
'•"'. lb.it H ' l b , . i n n l e c h e r - , , ' , . 1 , , ,
1
''''He •' ' b.'l i n -I Kappa I ' l n K a p p ,
•nd w i l l |'io:.aInt 1, i.a.n so |,,i .,,.,,,•
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l l n , should Ihe a i l i l u . l . , , »
''• s-ed .11 the general a-seinblt
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1 v - . . I i / . i l lilt. 1 a I i a l , n u t ) p..in t .
PARTLY REORGANIZED' " " I
1 wet n b t tui t-1 and - n u l l ills a n d I , pi 1
m i l a tinsel - u n i t ..| i n d i v i d u a l ' i n n ,
he declared
W .ib I ' l l ui.l. i n I- n , I .,- in. i n -1
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Dr. Nelson Speaks
-b
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College
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and learns whai it means t o know h i It lloiv .students in llie atmosphere f i i r n
isht.l l i i a i r . i l e r i u U bouse," he con
turned.
A g r e a i gap exists benseeii " f r a t e r
n i n e s " and " f r a l s " , D r . M . ( i . Nefsoii.
after
Stale
" b i g g e s t " colleges
" I H " b e b , , r a t i n g p i o i e s ,i,,n,,|
I!. :,les D r . I l r i i b i c b e i and D i Nelson, y . \ \ 1
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pi.1
:be lil.MIL- ..1 h . r - l u i l e i i l .," D r . I l a I I l l i . |H'.ikei - u e r e 1 ,. I..1V, i n , 1 ,11 r. '..'' . : f i n ..|„ .111 sludeul l i f e .
I ' n ,1 es-ors an
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iiep.iriiuciit- ..I a i m
sin Id. 11 . h . i i l i i t . , - J n,,,,,,,,- | ' . l-all,,,,, '_'!); K u , | , | , i | , W i n i l i . s i u d . i i i s i n .111 l l i r i e e n colleges, r e p n
- I - . notably Ibe l a l g e r ulliv e r - i l i e s ,
nld it
i n - fm,I 11 i l n ! MM, c h a i r m a n 01 the 111-b e o i n i i u l i i e ; seuimg seven countries, w i l l l a l k l o l b
I 1 great shock I., us, a n
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piobleins.
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and aclu.il p i a e l i i e ,,|
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J M M d l e b u r . ' I .dlege' w i t h l l n . 1„ - ,,| Kiel
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M . I I'eliel
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S t a n -. a n d w i t h o u t
ilitl,uiiI.
A f r a t e r n i t y is an o r g a n i z a tion w h i c h is a dislincl assel | o the
S a l n r d it
college a n d to llie ineinhel's, be si,id.
M i - . M a n l i t . t i l l . , bee.line a member stressing the mutual hi Ip features.
A
.,i llie 1.11 nil 1 ibis semester, Ii id been " l i . i t ' ' be characterized as an o r g a u i z a
audi 1 tlie t a r e o f a p i n sieian f o r several in in " w h o s e meinbeis w a u l .1 good l i m e
and are m i l particularly c a r e l u l as l o
111.mills.
I 1,,oh itas caused b.t a n i p
vvhal nielliods l i n y eillliloy l o get ibis deiils a r e : f'.velyn M c X i c k l e . C a r l W a t e r
l u r e d appendix.
:
I nine,
f r a t e r n i t y members t i n not man,
I'aiil W ' a i e r m a n , a n d H e r m a n n
" I l is tlillieiill In rei'oneile oiiesell to d r i n k , Inn ' f r a f members a r e not so
K ,1 n u r . president o l llie s l u d e u l N'. M
llie de.lib 1,1 a person b k , M i s , M a u l e y . p a r t i c u l a r . "
D r . Nelson is an a l u u i u u s
l , \ , all seniors ; M a r y
Nelson and
,vlio e.iine here w i t h a b r i l l i a n l r e p i i l . i l i o i i o l llie t,.1111111.1 ehaplcr.
T h e purpose o f the dinner was to l\'o' 111 I ' a r n u m , j u n i o r s ; ( ' a r o l y n K e l l y .
.1- a stuih 111 a n d \\ bo wave promise ,,1
Margaiel
I ussier and Jean
Cille-py.
i t , lc. .nit- into the I r a l e r n n y eight f r e s h
becoming
a successful
. 111 < I
popular
men w h o have completed a t e r m o l soph,,mores; K a l h r v i i H e l k n a p , A s e i i a i h
I t , n i l . r . ' I i r . M a m \ \ . I l a s l i n g s , chair
|ib,lge-bip.
T h e lieu
members a r e . \ ' a n I'.ureii a n d losepliiue I l t . l t . i i e s h
a i d \ . I , r e t . Robert <i
b u b , liar
in
1 ibe f i i g l i s h d e p a r l i u i n l , - o i I
in, 11
M i l d r e d \ l . 1,,'inslev, '»). president
.Id l l a s u e l l , l b . , l b - Kiss.-,in. I ' M n . i r d
Ibis iveek.
,,l Ibe -tinli in \ . \ \ . ( ' . A . , M i l l be .,
M e n 1, I , den I'l
b, ( i e m g e I'. K ice
" I i i i i n i ! ' l l n - l e u days she was b e l t ,
I
and 1 a r l f a r l i o x .
Which
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MiM.i 11b v m m i b e f r i e n d s h i p 01 l l i ,
Student Speakers
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l''l,-aii,,r M.'inley, .111 111
Kuglish,
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11.111 her home al H a l l l e b o r . . , V l . .
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A n n dee S i n i o i i i n . I.'ile as- i - l a n l p r o f e s s o r
of
fliursilav.
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if. ' t
after
I.I.IU-.M J . S l I l U . I N i n . A W , 'JO
training,
Attrition
Promising Career L a y Before "M.';'.| '" i l s i'"'""1"1 .»' l"'1'1' '" ', I S '
" I be great! si beueliis thai result I n n
Late English Instructor,
a connection w i t h a I r a t e r m t v a r e lost
Dr. Hastings Says
unless the i n d i v i d u a l resides at" the lions,
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C o m p a r i n g education in this c o u n t r y \
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elated Ihal here the result lias been t o |
ucgleci o r ignore the social c o n l a c t s i
u i t h one's fellows,
l i e cited as an ex |
ample i b e l i f e al Kuglis'h u n i v e r s i t i e s
u here sludeiils iniisl dine w ith t h e i r
lellow students f o r ti certain i i u n i b e r n l
iuies, in order t o f u l f i l l g r a d u a t i o n r e
i|uirenlents.
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week
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ley w d l c o i i i i i i i i e in I n l i i r e to llie ma
j o i i t i , , l the freshiui II ill history ..', and
. n , the other sections o f history .(.
T h e ehanges arc l o n n i i i s h die basis
| l o r gie.ilt r changes in s i y ear, a c c o r d i n g
M o D r . K'isley.
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e-ler w i l l couiiuue f o r t h e r e - l o f t h e
school year.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS MARCH 1, 1929
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type.
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often
finds
sacrificed
is n o t t h e f r a g i l e
in a one volume
t o compactness.
flimsy
edition,
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stuff
where
the book
readable
that one
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Secondary
School,
is
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American
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reading.
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the present
playwright
T h e n i g h t s w i l l be l o n g , cold and lone
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This edition of Barrie
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is recommended
w h o is g o i n g ,
for g i l l
purposes.
No Great Disciplinary Problems Here, Dean Pierce Says;
Dancing Tabooed In Most Southern Colleges, She Finds
regulations a r e laid clown
concerning
them.
" T h e r e ' was an u n d e r g r o u n d
rumor
c u r r e n t at the c o n v e n t i o n t h a t s o r o r i t i e s
and f r a t e r n i t i e s a l l o v e r t h e c o u n t r y
w o u l d be made t o m i n d t h e i r ' P ' s and
Q's'.
T h e present c o m m i t t e e o f deans
w h o were supposed t o in> " s t i g a t c sor
o r i t i e s has been dissolved, a n d it was de" M o s t o t h e r colleges issue a fixed set cided t o ask P a n - H e l l e n i c t o appoint
o f rules t o their w o m e n students," Dean three deans o f w o m e n in a d r i v e f o r
Pierce c o n t i n u e d , " b u t i f y o u look i n Ihe funds t o finance an e x t e n s i v e i n v e s t i g a f r e s h m a n handbook, y o u w i l l see that w e t i o n o f the present s o r o r i t y system.
" A f t e r the investigation, Pan-Hellenic
g i v e a list o f suggestions o n l y .
Of
course, the students a r e supposed to stay rules, and perhaps some o f the college
w i t h i n the bounds o f decency, but we nile.s g o v e r n i n g f r a t e r n i t i e s and s o r o r
ties m a y be revised. H o w e v e r , I doubt
a v o i d t r o u b l e by r e f r a i n i n g f r o m s t r i n g e n t l y b i n d i n g o u r w o m e n t o a d e f i n i t e w h e t h e r lite discussion w i l l result in
any t i l i n g t a n g i b l e . "
code o f conduct.
Three
State
College a l u m n a e w h o
" l i v e n Ihe suggestions o f f e r e d in this
have' a t t a i n e d
educational
distinction
college tire much m o r e lenient than lhe
were present at the c o n f e r e n c e , a c c o r d
r u l e s e n f o r c e d by other colleges.
Seciiig t o Dean Pierce.
Miss J u n i a I..
t i o n a l differences enter here, f o r deans
M o o r e , ' I I, is now head o f the housing
o f southern colleges are m u c h s l r i c t e t
bureau of (lie S t a l e N o r m a l C o l l e g e of
morally
than a n y t h i n g
we d r e a m o f ( i r e e j y , Colorado.
Miss E d i t h A . Speu
! ' r e . D a n c i n g , taken as a m a i l e r o f cei, '17, is dean o f w o m e n o f t h e State
ci ursc in o u r i n s t i t u t i o n , is absolutely N o r m a l School at D.'i.ibury, C o n n e c t i c u t ,
f o r b i d d e n in most southern c o l l e g e . .
Miss E d i t h i ' A c r i t t , '1)5, is n o w c o n
" A c c o r d i n g t o the d i s c i p l i n a r y
report
I w i t h Ihe W h i l e - W i l l i a m s Fotiuda
o f the personnel c o i n m i t i e e at the c o i i - | : i o i i ,
engaged
in o r g a n i z i n g
visilini
v e u l i o i i , the offenses most o f t e n involv
teachers' w o r k .
T i n v i s i t i n g teacher iing disciplinary a c t i o n were a t i l o i n o b i l i n g a link between the school and ihe Inniu
w i t h o t i l permission, being out a f t e r l i g h t s ,
.| ihe high school or g r a m m a r school
d a n c i n g t o o f i l e , u n e n d i n g dances w i t h
s i u t l e i i l , b r i n g i n g r e p o r t , o f d i e pupil's
out permission, d i s t u r b i n g class or aprogress to bis iiome, a n d c o r r e l a t i n g bis
sembly, s m o k i n g , a n , | f a i l u r e to attend h
and school l i f e .
Miss
Everitl
classes.
W e arc h a r d l y concerned w i t h helps ihese teachers w i t h t h e i r problems
these problems here because n o d e f i n i t e
mil organization.
" S t a l e College hasn't as g r e a t a d i s c i p l i n a r y p r o b l e m as t h a t w h i c h c o n f r o n t s o t h e r colleges o f the U n i t e d
States o n l y because we do not m a k e a
difficult task o f d i s c i p l i n e , " said Dean
A n n a E, Pierce on her r e t u r n f r o m the
thirteenth
annual
convention
o f the
N a t i o n a l Association o f Deans o f W o men, in Cleveland hist week.
TO THE HIGH HORSE RIDERS
Enthusiastic reports broughl
vention o f Kappa
ternity,
and the c o n f e r e n c e s
intendence
Robert
back f r o m the n a t i o n a l
P h i Kappa, professional
of
the
f o r Teachers
the n a t i o n .
throughout
o f the d e p a r t m e n t
National
J . S h i l l i n g l a w , show
Stale College
Education
with
what
is held
natural
esteem
M r . Shillinglaw's
reaction
of
share
them
m a y have
is
n o t t o these
It
is r a t h e r
of
Albany,
they
the
same
addressed
suspected
that
this
to m a k e r o o m f o r f r a n k l i n .
to those
f o r some
State
should
city
College.
breed
as S t a t e
Il
oysters.
•
is, perhaps,
being
natural
brought
has g r o w n
"Then
Barbe-
Diil'l'icld
I b e inn
R e m a i n i n g at the w i n d o w
lake a d o / e n
A t ( h i s , the people
ears, and went
in tile
w i t h the p r o p r i e t o r
as an o y s t e r - e a t i n g horse.
for
to i n , horse." said
inn picked
up t h e i r
to see such a rare s i g h '
fireplace,
t o report
lhe m o l l u s k s .
Seat, " b r i n g
that
This
that
that
u p in
dint
the horse
" W h y , then."
llieiil
is j u s t
enliven
said
wouldn't
Franklin
from
look
at
his e a \ \
In tlie, and lake b u n some oats."
one o f the practically
the pages o f Our
unlimited
A', r o o t / ' . a / a n
a book o l letters f r o m F r a n c o i s . M a r i p i e
up i n , these
even
anecdotes
ion-fathers,
for
in F i a n c e , and p o t t r a v in p i c t u r e sipie fashion such g o o d
old A m e r i c a n cuM.mis as " b u n d l i n g , " or handerchiefless
g o v e r n o r s , , „ - | h , " c l l e g i a t i " - I n k e r .,( ihe M a r q u i s de
Lafaycitc.
F o r p i n e . d o \ \ o r i g i n enjoy i n c u t , we k n o w o f no book
institution.
1779 to 17H5, T h e tellers were w r i t t e n lo his
Saturday
Kappa
I 'hi a i m
meeting
conduct!
b o u s e , ,1(1-1 ( J u a i l
morning.
Mildred
Addresses Menorah Society
Samuel
l,,-!,,l , i , , • >•.—•• I. m.
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stale
College
Curri
norah
-ociely
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on the oppor
responsibilities
of
Jewish
To
Streak at Rectory
lhe
Kev. C.
Leslie
Cleiiu,
o f New
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at the rectory
o f St. A n d r e w ' s
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chinch,
Fpiseop.il
club
Protest
M.on,la>
night.
Observes Silent Period
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club
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the
club,
the
of
late
of
Mondav
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mill
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Professor
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STUDENTS SLA TED
FOR MAKE UP TESTS
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\ \ ednesday
and
lawyer
addressed
students,
.,
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DEI!.VI E VS. YOWl.lXC
Several w a r s have elapsed since t i n f r e s h m a n and sopln,
m o r e classes have ui d e r i a k c i i t o enter ibe forensic lists to
j t u i s l f o r i b e live points in interclass r i v a l r y .
I-'or m a i n
years the classes have been eager t o c h a l l e n g e each o t h e r
to sings, It -o happened that this j e a r one class wanted ,,
debate and the o i l i e r wanted a s i n g , u i t h the adhereu's - I
debating w i n n i n g In days. T l n i r p r o m p t n e s s h a . w m i i<.•
the freshmen the r i g h t to challenge t i n ' suplmniores i,, „
hate
Tin- r c l a l u c m e r i t s n i debating a:..I - i n g i n g a n difficult
to w e i g h , since the ! » i a c t i v i t i e s are . p u l e dis-aniilai . one
is l i m i t e d t o a .mall numb, r , u
i n d e n t s , u h : l < tin i.tlu i
t a k e , in a whole clas- ;
leinands t h a , a u d i p r e p a r a t i o n j
and - a i d e , w h i l e i b e . a h . r d e m a n d * but a l i m i t e d atii.iin.l
of p r a c t i c e ; one ib mauds a e m i u u l i \ i d u a l i s i n , w h i l e ib<
other d e m a n d - cooperation o l b t i i i d i i d
B o t h classes could, p e r h . i p , , p i o l i l
l i o i n the a n - e n i
u n i t ) tbitt a propel l\ , iiidiii ted sing i
upposi d I,, i ,,|:
tribute,
F o r the n slimcii, n o t h i n g t l-i i \ r c p l ,i ma •
attack 1 r u i n ihe sophomores Could serve |.j brine abolll a
so, ilit initrclass debate will move valuable indeed.
M e l l o n , Al.
line at a business
m
EfLili'd' ' £ E:R:l^
.I:.i.r
the o t h e r b a n d , it i-. p r o b u b l ) f a r m o r e d i l l i c i i l t n , p i e p a r e
the whole class l o r a - m e t h a n n w o u l d be to allow a lew
u i t c r c - l c d student-- to p r e p a r e themselves f o r d e b a t i n g
l i o i b sopboin.a'cs and i r c s h m c i i w o u l d Innl it d i l l i c i i l t lo
gel enough s i n g . i s l o g i t l u r , l l i o i i g b the >earlin«s w o u l d
il ive an a d v a n l a g c in that ibe song leaders i n i l l i l
.1 l l i e j
had the physical s t r e n g t h c o r r a l l l u - f r e s h m e n a i n r i b e n
h i s t o r y l e c t u r e t w i c e weekly.
I l w a s , perhaps, Willi an I ) I
l o it possible loss o f lunches, that ' b e class o l I ' D - ' voted
l o r ,, debate.
T h i s change f r o m the more accepted y o w l i n g parties m a j
be g r e e t e d w i t h i n t u i t Hi by the g r e a l e r share t i l the .udcni
association.
11 the classes choose a s t i l i i c i e i i t l ) i n t c r e s l i n g
subject f o r t h e i r debate, they may have the o p p o r l i i u i i ) lo
s w i n g the pendulum f r o m singing to debating.
This ni.n
serve t o d e v e l o p m a t e r i a l f o r the v a r s i t y i b b a t e s t j u a d ; i l
fiancee
l :
a chuckle in e e r y
dent
de B a r b e - M a r b o i s ,
from
W e d o not i n f e r that a l l students here w h o come f r o m
.Albany a n d C a p i t o l D i s t r i c t homes have a disdain f o r the
college.
M a n y o f the l e a d i n g student citizens during, recent years have been A l b a n i a n - . ,
l i n t there dot.-, exist a
feeling a m o n g a c e r t a i n g r o u p that they are l o w e r i n g
themselves t h e least b i t by c o m i n g t o S t a t e C o l l e g e .
Perhaps it is the m a r t y r s p i r i t w h i c h causes them to c o n t i n u e
associating t h e i r names w i t h this college.
These students
are few, and perhaps should be i g n o r e d .
I t is undoubtedly
t r u e that m a n y o f them have been, and thai o t h e r s can
be, c o n v e r t e d f r o m s k e p t i c i s m t o l o y a l c i t i z e n s h i p .
W e do not e \ e n t h i n k o f d e v e l o p i n g a super school spirit
o f " m y college, r i g h t o r w r o n g . " T h a t is passe. Hut these
students w h o have an i n f e r i o r i t y c o m p l e x as f a r as State
College is concerned may have t h e i r c.\cs opened b\ M i
S h i l l i n g l a w ' s special signed a r t i c l e .
I f so, bis t r i p w i l l
have been well w o r t h w h i l e , and the local chapter o f Kappa
I'bi K a p p a w i l l have rendered a t a n g i b l e service t o w a r d
the g r e a t e r homogeniety o f the student body.
Mare
h,,,,,,,
students m a y perhaps be expected t o feel a c e r t a i n d i s d a i n
this
MELLON ELECTED HEAD
OF SORORITY ALUMNAE
Soon they came back t o p r a n k -
11ii. n o w seated in the most c o m f o r t a b l e c h a i r by the open
h
residents
in admitting
l i e did.
Franklin.
is addressed.
students, m o s t l y
contempt:
College
time,
Francois
New Y o r k :
some m i n u t e s , the o l d d i p l o m a t asked i f the p r o p r i e t o r had
educators
o f the student
editorial
w h o have a bit o f h e s i t a n c y
attend
familiarity
quietly
students
By
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by
body m a y be t o q u i e t l y t h i n k t h a t t h a t ' s t r u e , j u s t as m a n y
of
EorcfuUicrs.
225 pages.
Ben F r a n k l i n c a m . ' i n t o an inn, cold and tired
New York
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FEBRUARY 21, 1§29
YARSITY TO MEET mmED
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TEACm
N. Y. AGGIES TONIGHT
«>
HZCHORUS WILL SING
ms
Dr. Levi Seeley, normal school professor ;ii]d author of many books mi
11arliinn and graduate of the old Albany
DOCTOR ASKS '29 MEN
FRENCH WILL ADDRESS
TO TAKE EXAMINATIONS NEWSPAPER DELEGATES
DR. CANDLYN'S OPOS
Senior men who have not had their
phvsieial examinations, should make appointments with Dr. Earl Dorwaldt,
Invaders Will Try To Revenge Xortml School in 1X71, died in Amherst,| "Echoes," Instructor's L a t e s t who will conduct the examinations, ac37-33 Defeat Suffered
Ma-sachiiMtts, last month. Dr. Sec Icy
Composition, To Appear
cording to Dr. C, Caroline Croasdale,
In New York
had him retired since l()2t).
In Concert Program
college physician. Dr. Croasdale urges
M
" was b.,rn in Xorih I larpersfield,
Seeking revenge for I lie ,v 33 dcthe men to make their appointments by
feat handed to them bv Stale College - • V.. Xovcmbcr .'I. 1S47. He M s
"Helloes." Dr. T. I'redcrick II. Cand- next week.
on their own court, the New Y o r k U i ' a d i i a u d fn.in Ihe Normal Sell
, re- M.vn's latest composition, will be sung by
Aggies
will
be in a lighting
mood h'eived an hoiioran
A.M. from Williams J 'he women's chorus in the spring con-
when thev lace Ihe I'mple and (inld | College in the -ame vear. and in IHWi w r t - T h e w o r d s '"' t h e P i e C e W e r e
ill a return game on the State College received the I'h.D. decree from the Uni- w r i , t c " l , y T l , i m i : u s N
' e ' l n s 1 ' l-vru'
court tonight.
rn.iv of Leipzig after three vears of P u c l " A l l o c s " is one ol the few
T h e Aggies, w h o arc the only team
•tn.lv there. In IKHr. he married Marie c l l , i n l s » « « " ' « " »» which the melody
to score more than thirty points on
j dominates.
the Stale College out lit this year, II.-SM- of ()berro,sla, (iermanv.
I licet- other pieces are being prepared
boast a strong offense, collided with
ne a p r o i e s v r ol
In the women's chorus this semester for
a five man / o n e defense which will hr
daj>ony ai Trentoli Normal School
difficult for Captain H e m e } and his
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, 'he spring concert,
Thev a r e ; "Til
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men to solve on the narrow Slate
icnl.in. . \ . J . I le was the author "I Suiiii of ihe I .unihernieii" by Whither
College court. Slate h a - been pra.
!
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th
music
hi
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T.
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lolst. This numaching,of Its
\illis and Methods."
ticing against thai l\ pe of defense Ibis "II'|>i,,r\
l.ditral
the -e.-ond
nd other edit ber i- a lusty song of the woodsmen,
week m scrimiuages
team.
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.'linn nf - l . i i s .
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•one bo..k. wh ch ha- jn-t appeared, cmi1,1111- 11,,: old) Male l ollege -me.- ami
••i.-iil, and frateruit) songs, but also
-1,ne- p.,pnlar In m a m colleges, a lew
COLLEGE N E W S ,
has
been
RESOLUTIONS VETOED
AT MODEL ASSEMBLY
"Dependable
Flowers''
I
league secretariat and routine business.
The three delegates, who were sent by
I'i Camina Mu, social science fraternity,
w
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In
n'lis
is
composed
,• :hnu Mill v,,i,e-' this 'semester. I "'•'<' -Mice J. Hills, Betty I'ulvir. and
- regi-lratiou -l.ou-.
I Helena Cl.elle. all .seniors.
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.•htioii eoiisisis of: Maiion h.. I oiikliii,
.."'. pre-iiii nl ill music association ; Dot iMallori, '_"'; .Mice liarher, '.ill; Dorodn
Urmiiuer, '.ill, and Alice R. Walsh, '.ill
ak.
In
the
asked to speak on student journalism at
the national convention of the Columbia
Scholastic Press Association, next weekend in Xew York City. His topic will
concern methods of enlivening a student
newspaper. The invitation was extended
by Joseph M. Murphy, secretary-editor
ol the association, which includes as
members a nation-wide roll of teachers
college and secondary school papers.
French addressed a round table section
Dissenting voles on the part of small at the convention last year.
minorities prevented the passing of any
of the four resolutions proposed at the
model assembly of the League of Nations
We Telegraph Flowers to all I'art*
at Yassar College last week end, the
Of the World
three State College delegates reported
this week. To pass the motions, unanimity was necessary, as is demanded
in the actual league deliberations. The
FLOWER SHOP
resolutions concerned manadates, the
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 1, 1920
4
HAVE TEA
MEN MAY ORGANIZE
COURSE IS OPENED SORORITIES
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
A SWIMMING TEAM
TO "COB" TRYOUTS
Candidates To Have Six Weeks
Period Of Instruction
Before Test
Freshmen and a limited number of
uppcrciassrhen who desire to try out for
editorial staff positions oil the STATE
COLLEGE
NEWS
may
sign
up
on
the
main bulletins board today and Monday,
for a course of instruction, Margaret J.
Steele, '30, associate managing editor of
the NEWS, said today.
The first meeting of the new tryouts
for staff positions will be conducted
Tuesday at 3 o'clock in room 308, formerly the study hall of the Milne High
School. Following a six weeks' period
of instruction, an examination will be
conducted and those passing the test will
be in line for staff positions as reporters.
The following students arc Miulidalcs foi
staff |iositi..iis :it present: Durolhy Mi'isdis.
Asenatli
Van
IJurcn,
Kntlicrine
Helkn;i|.
Frances Keller,
Donald V. Cicy, Samuel
Dransky, Jane McLaughlin, Sarah
Caplah,
Evelyn Pitts,
Kuth llrezee,
l.eah Dorgan.
Dorothy llamni, Amliey Sullivan, Helen Ilia
tres,
Mil.lied Caste, line,
freshmen;
Mar;
Howard.
'311 Claire Coventiy. M l :
Alio
liailey, MO, and Certrude llei shhers, MO.
Y.W.C.A. WILL DISCUSS
ITS PURPOSE TUESDAY
Members of V. W. ('. A. will dis
cuss the new "purpose" of the organization at a meeting Tuesday night at
7:30 o'clock in room li. Mildred M.
Lansley, '29, president, will be in
charge. Members are asked to lake
their membership "purpose" card to
the meeting.
HEWETT'S
SILK S H O P
'Newly initiated members of sororities
which arc members of the intersorority
council will be guests at a tea tomorrow
afternoon in the gymnasium of llawley Shillinglaw, Allan, And Jones
Are Available To Form
Hall from 3 to 5 o'clock.
Nucleus Of Team
Kappa Delia has charge of the arrangement; Beta Zeta, decorations; Psi
Efforts to organize a men's swimming
Gamma, music; Eta Phi, refreshments. Irani here are being made tinder the diEach sorority will have a table, with rection of Robert J. Shillinglaw, '2P,
the refreshments and decorations carry- manager of last year's team.
ing out the color scheme of the sorority.
Shillinglaw said be believed a sullieiMusic and dancing are scheduled, ac- enl number of men are interested to
cording to Mary C. Gain, president of warrant the attempt. Leo J. Allan, '30,
Intersorority council. Members of the captain of last year's team, will be availfaculty will pour.
j able again this year. Arthur Jones, '30.
and Shillinglaw will also be available.
Matches will be obtained with Albany
College of Pharmacy and any other college of the vicinity having a rating
similar to State College.
..!••• I i
c, •. . M .: "
-ii i
' h e onh match entered last w a r was
L e e de la Saint-Martin
will be , , , . .:
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, ...
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.
. I isl tn Alhati) College ol Pharmacy In i
presented April ,i as part ol the breneh ., ( .| nst , .,,-,IIV' ' !
fete program, according In llcnriettej
Members of the team will be selected!
Lvenis will inbe a lil'ty
yard free
Francois, '-'>, president of French club, through participation
swimming
d
Try.nit:- were conducted Mum! ty, to •tyh , plunge, backstroke, dash and relav.
letermine the cast. The following were
chosen: Samuel Cooper, '_''), IJrigueville ;
Michael Tepidino, '29, XaiT ; Margaret
lleniiiiige, '.ill, Madame Lebretan ; Nuili
Wheeloek. '_"), Adrienne.
The judges were, Margaret Co:-gro,
'I'); Alice Walsh. '30; Josephine Mil
.i/zii. '_"»; Dorothy Leffert, '.ill, and Miss
Francois.
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WAVING
Open e v e n i n g s by appointine.1
COLLEGE
CANDY SHOP
1
Salads
li). ) Central Avenue ( near Robin)
Pastry and Toasted Sandwiches
K v o o s a n d w i c h m a d e up fie»h to Individual o r d i r
DANKER
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SHOP
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B R O W N E L L S BEAUTY
KOHN BROS.
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OF MAR.
Paramount's Talking and
Sound Picture
Douglas Mac Lean
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I I N . I'earl St.
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231 Thiid Street, Albany, N. Y.
WEEK
Phone 3-5943
PALLADINO
e r a l l y w e l c o m e d <>t all t i m e s ,
IIIMI IWIII
AND
44 Stale St.
particularly a n d the public gen-
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lUCKUlY.
William
AMERICA
MARK "™7
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451 Broadway
W r i t e for infor-
Open 11 until 2 A. M.
lettr-hera
OF
OPERATING ALBANY AND
THEATRES IN ALBANY
WEEK
ALLING RUBBER CO.
Alhany.N.V.
II.
SINGAPORE''
R I T Z.
W i t h s o u n d and m u s i c a l effects
Fox
2 Vitaphone
Movietone N e w s
Acts
C.
W e Clean and Dye all kinds <>t Ladies' Tind Vlen's
Wearing Apparel
811A MADISON AVENUL
Phone 6-3072
diutrihuted
der ideal conditions
COMPANY
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LELAND
Diuicii.y 10:.»l) till I A. M„ L x o e p t S i n i d a y
The liumcuf ll„l ,„,,/ CM
Lunch,
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MON. TUES. WED.
MAR.
4-5-6
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Paul ne S t a r k e a n d .\ arlan N i x o n
Wilh s o u n d
STANLEY
MARK
W e n e e d t e a c h e r s for S e p t e m b e r
appointments.
cApollon
Tea Room
Phone 6-3933
DIRECTION
Albany
Teachers' Agency, Inc.
74 Chapel St.,
THUR.. FRI., SAT.
FEB. 28-MAR.
1-2
•MANWOMIN Will "
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Russell K. H i c k m a n u l m I,
jiiined the history ileparlnieitt
instructor,
lie will teach seeder
in historv 2 ami .1
We Have It
Sunday services:
10:45 a. m and 7:3(1 p in.
/•'. Hayhnil
Kim-k.-'hi.rl,,.,
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J u s t west of Partridge Street i
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New
215 Central Avenue
PROCTOR'S
Grand
HIGH CLASS VAUUEVILLE
WEEK OF MAR.
Vilma Ban key
m a t i o n o r call at the office.
Visit
Three inter-class basketball games for
girls will he played tomorrow and early
next week.
The teams and the dates a r e : juniors
vs. sophomores, tomorrow; seniors vs.
juniors, Monday; sophomores vs. freshmen, Wednesday.
The sophomores have defeated the
seniors, 41-1-1, and the juniors won from
the freshmen, 34-2(i, Monday.
In the
latter game, Virginia Hawkins starred
for the freshmen and Marie Havko for
the juniors.
JUDGES SELECT CAST
FOR DRAMA IN FRENCH
WMard W. Andrews,Pro.
80-82 No. Pearl Street
3 INTERCLASS GAMES
WILL BE PLAYED SOON
New History Teacher
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WITH FLOWERS"
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PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
S'ltiJoiiJ iinil tJTuu/Js til liic Niuic iUilli-nc jut /cik/urs
will ha gitvii s/icciiil iiiii'iiium
PRICES
ALBANY
Uptown
12 Central A v e .
I M o c k from "Stale'1
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