The •., Pennsylvania •.] State •. College
-1 EDWIN ERLE SPAT KS, Ph. ID., L.L. D., PRESIDENT
' Established and maintained by the joint action of the nited I tates 4overnment and theomnidnwealth , i of
, Pennsylvania ,
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FIVE GREAT SCHOOLS, offering twenty-eight ourses of four years each —Liberal Arts Natural Science,
Agribulture,- Engineering, Mines ,and Metallurgy, aid Courses in Home Economics, Industrial ,Arr
and Physical Education for women ... TUITION FREE tici bOth: sexes. incidental chargeS moderate • •
First semester begins middle of September and second semester the first of February of each year .• For
catalogue, bulletins, arinounceMents, etc , address : The Registrar, State College, Pennsylvania -
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he Outdoor Gymnasium.
t week work was begun on the
8r gymnasium which is lo
between the Armory and the
." Heie during the coming
,
is, those men who are not or
irsity on class teams and who
need the exercise most will be
erty! to engage in all kinds of
Here l is just the opportunity
iu to get l out into the open air
ake that exercise which! you
;in much and which is so bene-
La'
putd.,
catedl
"Den]
monk
the v.
sport
for y
and
need
Remembd that an active 1
is an impossibility for any ,
'of time, without a good,
, well developed body. Don't 1
around as if you had lost your
fend. Get into the fun and
ill be surprised at how much
you vktill feel.
brftin
lengt
soun'
bette
He
you..
e is a list of the games which
say indulge in : Tennis, es
y for ,the beginners, on the
next to the Armory. (Th
experienced players shOul ,
e Tennis Association and tak
join t
part i
Vo
the tournaments )
leyball. This is probably a
aline ,to most of the fellows,
e which will be enjoyed by
en they learn how to play it.
new ti
but o
all W. l
It is
squar
bt is
ing
The
four . 1
wax
Ilayeci on a court about 50 ft.
0, acrOss the center of which a
stretched, the top of the net 1
eight feet above the grotinci.
may be' one, two, three or
en on a side.and the play may
very warm at times before '2l
which is a game have been
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scored. The ball, which resembles
a polo thi r tll with the exception that it
is leathet covered. is baited around
with the hands, and one must ac
quire considerable skill before he
can plade it where heants it to go.
There will also be 'a
pit for tum
bling and pyrami d building and
places for high and broad jumping'
and pole vaulting. In these last
events especially it is hoped thati a
larg number of men, will- become
interested because , thetre is a lack of
material in this line in college at the
present time. 1 ,
Besides all this, their wili be three
quoit gets for the use 'o the fellows,
and also both horizontal and parallel
bars. Indoor basebal3 in' addition
will 'be played. Ths i's another new
game and it will undoubtedly meet
with great approval., .:
These grounds vi(ill be open at all
times, and in the l i eVepings and on
Saturday afternoons coaCbers and
instructors will be present to• ex
plain the rudiments of 'the new
games and - assist ;in the Playing of
the othrs. From p esent indica
tions th grounds will be ready for
use by ext Saturday afternoorl, so
come o t and take a little! exercise,
We all l ed it.' !
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If l th weather conditions are
favorabl an out d or , gYnmasittm
exhibiti n will be. eldi tomorrow
/
evening at
t i i t: n..Ai. 1 iSomel ,of the
special ea res will be al-- itarnmer
throwing exhibition by !Lei Talbot,
a few *Wing "stunts" by "Pop"
Golden and Weston, wrestling, fenc
ing and boxing by other's and a
dumb-bell drill by the freshmen.
Reducing Cosi of iiving. -
Mrs. Ellen H. ,Ftlichards.!lnstruc
tor in the l Chemistiy of goods at
the MasOchusetts tistirute Of Tech
nology' will give a practical, demOn:-
stration on ''The 'High Co* of 'Liv
ing and How to Reduce fr under
the auspices of thel Repartmen't 'of
cl
Hoirte Economics ii this. institution
'today at 11:30 o'c lock : The dem
onstration will - show how, to select
meats and vegetal les and, how to
prepare and cook them wiilugreat
/
est economy., ! -
• At noon a lunche
lin the the Domestic'
tories in the W,oma
2 o'clock Mrs. Ric
illustrated lecture a l
nomfcs'and How i l l
, All ladies of the vii
;are invited to -he pr;
, Edgar All Poe.
The sixth lectur in - the Liberal
Art course_of free I lectures will be
delivered in-the Old Chapel on Fri
day evening, April!2, at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Crocket will le ture op "'Edgar,
Th Se who have
heard the previous lectures of this
course will welom this news and
those Who have n t been in the.
habit of Attending can find no more
profitable way of spending the even
ing. Let us havela large attend
! ance and show ourl 'appreciation to
the Liberal Arts Lecture Cbm
, mittee.
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ki will he served
'Science Labora
s' Building. At
I nrds will give an
"Home Eto-
Came to Be "
- :e and vicinity
;sent.