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Our Prospects t
i t a Strong
l i e, Students.
Depend on
e in January.
Meet Penn H
For the past fli
nown to the ou
become so well
world, through t
of her athletic to
e meritollious
ms, that P it is.
of the utmost i
.portance that
n all branchel
i
,ports. What i
restling team,'
it is as yet on i
to build It updit is
e the•supPort of the
ody. The manage ,
Id a meet with Penn
I for January 22,
r to give the Feanal ,
of , support i this
hoped that vet y
xi
i
will turn our.
eteci
be represented
intercollegiate
Want net is a
we have one, bu
its infancy, and
necei§ary to hay
entire student' b
ment has art •
on State's t
1910 and in ord:
the proper kind
initial meet, it is
loyal State m-
Negotiation Negotiation ]t ar '
for meets ith
Columbia a d
alone proveS th.
relations with th
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universities ! 1.,
"a
manded theOte
a college whose
and sportsnianli
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wrestling team 1:
we have the; det, l
it a successful t:)
will I be absolu
State has a Wres
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tercollegiate rul.
This brings I,
being comp
Cornell. Princ
high and this
t our other at.
big ,colleges
e already
don and respe
teams are fast,
e. At prese
an experimen
rmination to
e and nett ye
ely ess ntial
ling team unde
I s to an irpol
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
nsylvania 1:, 'State •
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~WIN ERLE SPARKS, Phd.D.,' L.L. D., PR) SIDENT
by the jcimt actiori of the- United* , States Government and the COmmonweMth of
Pennsylvania'
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offering i twenty-eight courses bf four years each --Liberal Arts,i Natural 4cience,
, Mines; and Metallur_gy; and Courses - in tHome, Economics, Industrial Mr
for women TUITION FREE to bcth sees. incude ;tat c.l - 4rges moeprate
.dfe of September and second semester the firist of Febn-ary ofleach year[ For,
i t cements', etc . address , ' The Registrar, .S . ; - - College. Pen;plvania
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. ' men
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point, nmely, If 'the :ate
willing to sacrifice qther pleasures t. '
build up a team that will bring new
laurels to the Blue and White, is it I,
not befitting that j they should in'
some appropriate way be re
warded. The co eted S that our
i•
athletes wear , is ,ti e recognition of
hard labor and utmost, effort and is
a mark of distinct* bestowed upon.
those who have aid, ed materially in
advancing the interests of the Col
lege At the, majority of the larger
universities, the athletic association
awards to the varsity' Wrestlers, the
twoletter in cOinAction with the
c l i
i two sm Iler lettersiVit. T,. whichdis- ;
tinguish s these Men from members!
f the ther varitii teams. 'This is)
somethi 'g for the student body tol
think o er ierliou'sly and] pass finai
'judgrd nt on after', their , have seen
the fr its of the , WOrk done by our;
new w estling t eam.
Ass stant Director Lewis is work-, I
ingiev, flings with tie fnen / and aIH
thoug • much of I , his material is
ton,
fact
letic
and
om
t for
green, he is pntiling ;forth every
effort to make theiteamlane that we,
can well be pron. of r The trials
will continue until the 'time of the
first scheduled Me 't aid every man
who' has had ally wrestling ex
perience or who :is' willing to work
and try for the.,team, , is, l strongly
.urglFl to Some out. Sgyral men, l
who. were
,mem' 4s of last Year:si
wrestling squad 're out helping tol
coach and instra the new men.
The team will es eially be strength
cried this year in the heav' ' weigh.
lean
the
but
ake
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P Aiklg'lFlvE
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Cpilege
lass by Talbot who came here from
' Cornell, and his exceptional wrest
ling ability twill aid greatly in the
perfecting of f this yrar's team.
Keep, in mind. fellowk, that the
i meet withenn is scheduled i9r the
Saturday n ght during exam week.
when'some relaxation) islan absolute
necessity, and turn Qui strong to
cheer your team_.to vict' ry:
' The Senior For tens.
• The Seniors of the orestry_ De
_partment of the Pennsylvania State
College will spend th'e month of
January ini l the woods 'studying the
logging methods and the mill, work
of some lumber operations., This
work is done in connection, with the
course in' Lumberirig,. - laifter . study
ing the itrinciples oft haritesting
forest crops, the different methods
employed in cutting and getting logs
out of the woodstt i o the mill and
the method of saving! , logs up into
lumber, a l month is spert in the
the wood where thee principles
are
,being actually s carritti out. -
They spend four weeks studying
the operation and prepare a report
descrioingl i the forest I region, the
methods of logging andlmilling, and
determine 'the cat of each step in
the operation. This rOort ii illus
- traced by photographs i
'I. T. Yarnall and .l: R. Brubaker
will study the logging 'opmtion of
I the Great Northern Paper 'Company
at Holeb l , Maine, on the Kennebec
Rirer, where there are eight logging
camps in active ;operation': ' '