Flunking and Flunk Makers
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We regret to believe that some
professors and teachers have re
versed all this, and take special
credit to themselves in flunking a
student, and the larger the number
of their pupils that fail furnishes
proof of their superior scholarship
and the very high standards of ac
curacy they exact of all students.
Some have even been known to • ex
ult in the very large number of their
pupils whom- they reported as flunk
ers and even to tell a student that
they would make him flunk. Such
a teacher is unfit for his place, and
it is prima facie evidence of such
unfitness if he permits five per cent
of his students to fail.
Captain Thomas J. Throp, of
Columbia’s football team, has been
dropped from the university rolls on
account of low scholarship.
Corduroy Trouse
WITH THE SAME REGARD FOR STYLE AND FIT THAT THEY
GIVE TO AN ORDER FOR AN EXPENSIVE- SUIT. WE HAVE
THEM AT ALL PRICES. ALSO A FUI L LINE OF FALL AND
WINTER SUITINGS, OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS
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REMEMBER —We keep all garments sold by us pressed throughout the
College year without charge.
STAHL & GARRAHAN, 314 Main Build
SIM THE CLOTH!
Distributor of Hart, Sc-haffner & Marx Cloth'
BELLEFONTE’S LARGEST CLOTHING
M. BORN & CO.
WILL MAKE YOU A PAIR OF
Business Hours: 4to 5 and 6toB P. M
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
.. That Winter Overc
of our Winter Overcoats including the
heavy-weight raincoats, are ready. You
will be impressed first by the big number of
coats. Next by the breadth of individual
choice in style. The little touches that make
our clothes different and the cut and hang of
the coat should excite your admiration. That
particular Winter Overcoat vou want is here —
just as you pictured it —moderately priced,
$15.00 to $40.00
“State” Representatives SMITH & STOLL,
242 McAllister Hall.