COLLEGE ORBIT Franklin and Marshall College is having her gymnasium remodeled. Lebanon Va ley is to have a Man dolin and Guitar Club in connection with the Glee Club. Cornell’s register this year shows an enrollment of 3500 students, ICOO of whom aie freshmen. The class of 1904, of Gettysburg, has cffeied a piize for Ihe best song submitted to be the distinctive Get tysburg song. On account of raising the order of the entrance examinations Lafayette has but one hundred men in her Freshman class this year. As a result of the introduction of the tutor system at Princeton, many changes have been made in the faculty. Princeton, has now 138 professors and instructors. At the University of California the athletes are to be given a separ ate class in gymnasium work, and will receive credit towards gradua tion for their work on the gridiron, diamond and track. Amherst College has by unan imous vote of the- student body adopted .the honor system. Ac cording to the regulations, Fresh men caught cheating will be sus pended for a term, while guilty ones from the three upper classes will be expelled. A series of stunts, presumably by the Sophomore class, have been per petrated during the past week. On Tuesday night a sophomoie banner was placed upon the steeple of the Second Church. Sunday morning a cow was found imprisoned on the southwest corner of the campus for the purpose, as the sign informed the onlookers, of furnishing milk for the Freshmen. —The • Oberlin. Re view. THE STATE COLLEGIAN That Yal Game. Continued from f>at>e / while this method was varied now and then by the end iup.s of Moor head, Barr and Campbell. No player in Sla'e’s line-up was out played by his Yale opponent, and our Vars ty seemed to exceil in every department of the game. And Old E;i was not caught unawaies, either, for the previous two weeks had been spent in careful prepartion by their coaches, who looked for a hard fight, —and they were far from disappointed ! —in fact, the adher ents of the “ Blue ” are still scratch ing their heads in trying to figure out just how those Keystone State boys turned the trick. Take it any way you please, State men, it was surely one of the most splendid battles ever fought for dear Old State, and all honor is due every man on our Varsity squad. Let us, one and all, be staunchly loyal to our Varsity every minute, for our constant support will assure the grandest gridiron season we have ever had. The remaining schedule is extremely difficult, but hard and constant training should enable State’s team to win all her remain ing games. Here’s to our Varsity, loyal and true! STATE 0 YALE 12 .le Congdtn Cates .It Forbes lg .. Erwin. Hockenberger Gotwals rt Bigelcw Campbell re. ... Shevhn (Lapt) Moorhead q Hutchinson, Jones Yeckle> (Capt) ... Ihb Vreder Mil rhb Morse McGee fb • • .Flinn, Levine Touchdown -Veeder2. Goals from to jchdowns Veeder 2. Umpire—Dr. Hull Referee—Dr. Hammond. Timer—Mr. Coe. Linesmen—Paige and Partridge. Time of halves —20 minutes. Wake Up. It has been noticed that Freshmen are beginnig to cut the campus show ing a disregard for one of the oldest “State” traditions. If the Sopho mores are too busy to punish these infractions as they threatened to do at the beginning of the year it will be necessary for upper class men to take a hand, | S. TV. KALIN | Hatter and Men’s Furnisher S Students’ llcitdquiirteis for [lilts. ? NoeUwen i*. Kiiticy Shirts. Hosiery, S Underlie:'i. t«U>\es and SiveiiLeii ? STATE COLLEGE - P- II, EARN '1 KU-XIUAIUIY und I*. It ACCOUNTING. t">o to SlOGsakiry ilssiiud S our graduates under bond. \ou don’t pay r us until you haie a position. Lr'frisl t *»vsU‘ni of loktfiaih '•flu o*s in Amorioii. by nil rsi irord ollleuils. Overt:- < tors always i r,rnin % ‘d. Ludies aKo iidniit H'd c Wr.te for » n:ah.jruc. A-OKM*. >lI!OOL c OF TKLKU It AIM iY. < itieinmi 1 1, 0.. Hull a- ( !o. N. Y.. Atlanta. C»*t.. W is , < ’l exai katin.‘l ex., San Francisco, tul. THE CENTRE = COUNTY BANK BELLEF'ONXE REMEMBER The International Tailoring Go, is reperesented at State by RAINEY & M A. TT E K Samples always open for inspection. Mcasuie ments taken at customers’ convenience. ROOM 591 MAIN. Flanders, Smith HARDWARE Good Goods - Lowest Prices Honest 1 nspoclion ami Fair Judgment is all i ask JOHN I. OLEWINE BELLEFONTE, PA. SAVE TIME Use Rubber Stamps WE MAKE ALL KINDS Indelible Linen Mai kor Outfit, com plete, print paid foi f,O cents. Bellefonte Stamp Works, 2nd floor Cridtr's Exchange, Bellefonte, Pa. COTrtELL & LEONARD ALBRNY. Makers of CAPS, GOWNS anohoods to tin -American Colli ges and Universities. Class Contracts a Special
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