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NORTHRUD :STU- '
liiNT-CONFERENCE
Annual:St:l4mA Conference "ill be
Hell itt !Northfield June 24 to
July 4, 1910.
More and-more Of the best men
the world over are 1 being "attracted
by the activities of4' the' voluntary
religious organizations of collegemen.
Every year ; rrom Europe and the
East; we'halie repoits of an increas
ing usefulness to the college and to
the world of this banding together
of men of serious Christian purpose.
No activity of these organizations
has proved r more useful in the car
rying forward of the ideals that all
, the truest and best of educated men
- atgreel4le the ,hiOest than the sum
mer Conference where, in good fel
lowship and operi-hearted and open
.mirded sympathy, one finds . ithe
.conditiOns tinder which the most im
portant thhigs - of life can be dis
cussed.
Ihese '-coufetences 'belong - to; the
STATE COLLEGE, PA., JUNE 2, 1910.
sthdents. The aim is to treat all
subjects from the student viewpo int.
Especially I are we here concerned
with the central things for whic the
the Student Christian Associ d o
star* and the methods that ex elk
ence has shown are the most tis•
factory in promoting I these reat
aims; but in this comprebe hive
view there is presented a challenge
that no fair minded man who knows
that service in 'the highestrealais of
life ought to be tlie aim of l an, ican
pass by without the most careful
consideration. I is no% small I
to be lightly set aside thiat II
dreds of the Very strongest me
the colleges of AMerica belieye t
have found the way !to the tk
service. i 1
The officers and leaders o
Christian Association 'w•lrk Jib
therefore especially welcotrie
opportunity to see what is gnini
in - other colleges. Beyon 'thib
is safe to say that any mane ho
the welfare of his college t
will find the time spent here hig
profitable
Interesting
cnssions, insp
some compa
letics, all thes
measure.
The first delegation from _ tate
several years ago comprised " ree
'men and this number - has ite ily ,
increased . unti last year our re re- \
sentatation otalled twenty- ' 'ht.
We expect no less than 'fifty stu- \
dents to attend_ , I the conference !this
summer and ,with this :nber
unr
State's showing will , bei a most
creditable one.
Civic Club Elections.
At, the first meeting of the Civic
Club the following men were elected '
to membership. ' ' _ „.
the
uld
his
on
Juniors". James Milholland, D. C.
Bowman; SoPhomores: Watts. H.
E. Davis; Beagle, ?Freed, Dunlap,
Fox, McCready, Klapp, F. R.
Moffitt, Lenschner. '
, it
has
eart
: hly '
The remaining live vacancies will
he - filled in the 'fall from the class
of 1912. i
'art
Price Five Cents
/thoroughly 'enjoyable.
;classes, meaty 'dis
ring addresses, wbole ; :
, spirittd
- will be found inlfull