PAGE POUR
STATE COLLEGIAN
Published on :Thursday of each week during the
college year by the students of The Pennsylvania
State College to the Interest of the Students. Fac
shy : Alumni and Friends Of the college
Entered at the Postoffice. State College, Pa , as
•tcond class matter ,
Editor in
-
C. MacC. BREITINGER, 'll
I
Assistant Editor
R. F. HEMINGWAY, 'll
Associate . Editors
A. W. FISHER. 'lO
J. F. MATTERN, 10
D, R. MASON,, 'll
W. S. KRIEBEL, JR.,
W. H. VAN KIRK,
Business Manager
F. H. BERKEBILE, 'lO
Assistants
C. F. PRESTON, 'll
L. E. SWARTZ, 'll, '
E. A. JAMES, 'l2
I ‘, SUBSCRIPT/ON
Q. 50 per year or $1 25 if paid within 30 clays after
tale of subscription
-7 THU - R - SDAY. APR 28. 1910
A championship is never forgot
ten. In the course of the past week
State has acquired new honor
through the efforts of four men
when, as a result of their laborious
efforts, they downed Swarthmore
azfd gaipe4l the coveted champion
ship title of the Intercollegiate de
bating league of Pennsylvania. Three
'times has this feat been accompished
by a State debating team until now
the time seems opportune to take
some official action relat ye to be-
stowing some sign of ecognition
upon the men who are up olding the
classical standard of the college by
their splendid and educative work.
In the majority of lunivenities
throughout the country the varsity
f '
debaters are awarded some special
insignia, just as the athletic teams
are permitted to wear the college
ILLFGII;i'
THE e
t fbr
I •
ce ha
e unknown reason
letter, b
• , 1
t been frhade here
no adva
IT 'team' for their
-nsat;
thy or
Id be
n for th
to corn
praisew
ered as a means of
tions co
rec ogni
-se mcri) from the
i
, g n
tt th
ha
, r J ug
open
..4,,__
but it appears ad
est method of de-
college
visable
is should be, is to
'before th 7 student
cussion,
1 'moment
MEM
hav, it
bod, fo
of t•ake
ty something
and turn ypur
.jest that has rong
‘Ni.thouti a • pare}rt
e cornpcit on of It
I if you Av 11 think
the cleelipmer4
vhen tiei,vi l ay...e4 o
L
body alt 4 liftedl 1.,
I
pcd ,
n' 'ln ost ' tceettl y Oa
I ,
1...
we e ,
by lha
Or, It alwdy,
aj
,of St t mer. ti
•Ingird, 1 iinilar tl
Fir]
camptis
in
Leos, , 4n
lenx thkt
,ieqe so 3
vail the
cat) biF
Tattrt.r
in view
quite
here
'ng th
lutist],
on the
made rni
be by th
rel pleas
singing
I
i sponse t
didates
i i
Collega
•r the e
~,hl a s he
r as th
tory , as
I
oncern
men is
Many sugges
-ainlid
advantage
,1 number of th
iit appears to,b
a 'variety - 4*f
Is we thould;
E st of thrm.
ettei time to
ilthe sttldents' at
of the fact that
land the cool
us cannot be
ran :hey could
>lleg;e i sc:ingsl
call for can-
all staff of tie
Tmaisfac7
ost J
11'1
, of new,
freshmen
ho believe themselves interested in
literary work in connection with their
cplieg o taper are urged to make ap
lication immediately.
I CALEIVDAR.
I, 1
In order that the Calendar ma% be made as
complete as , possible, all college orgaruza
hpns are urged to hand in notices of meet
ing '
s iIifTHSDAY, APkIL 28
p m Percy Field,
Cbrnell vs State
00 p in. 'Auditorium
Lecture on Tuberculosis
S-A ILI RIMY. A I P RI E . 0
00 p in. Franklin Field, Phila
delphia, Intercollegiate Meet.
00 p in. Old Beaver Field Base
, ball, 1910 vs 19h.
00 a m Foy.r of Aucittorum Oath-
olio servicall
00 a m Aus,itorium Rev E C
Arnistrorig, Pastor 01 Second
F'resbyterian Church, Williams-
pert, Pa , will speak
.0 pin Fuyer of AuditOrium.
1 Episcopal Service and Elvening
I
Prayer, I
30 p in Auditorium. Y M C.
A meeting. 1
I MON DAYS MAY 2
00 p. in. Old Chapel lmi)ortant
Mtetitig of Athletic Association.
T[ EsDAY, MAY 3
00 p in Old Beaver Field. Base
ball, 19111 vs. 1913
3p p m. 529 Main. Y. M C A.
prayer meeting
WE DNESDAY. MAY 4
30 p tn Pr l tnceton. Baseball
State vs Princeton
Hours for Bells.,
. i
- Beginning April 25, 1 1910, to end
Of Semester, the belli will be rung
as ifollows : I
Forenoon: 6.45, 8.10, 8.25( Chap- 1
el ), 8.40, 9.25,
,(9.35, 10. 2 0, 10.30,
1.15, 11.25, 12.10
Afternoon : 11.10, 00; 2.10, 2.20,
$lO, 3.20, 4.10. '
Illustrated