STATE COLLEGIAN
Published on Thursday of each week during the
college year by the students of 1 ne Pennsylvania
State College in the interest of the Students, Far
silty. Alumni and Friends of the college
Entered at the Postoffice. State College, Pa . as
eec4nd class matter
Editor in Chief
W. S. KRIEBEL, JR., 'l2
Assistant Editor
W. P. LITTLE, 'l2
Associate Editors
D. R. MASON, 'll
G. A. BARKER, 'l2
B. S. RUSSELL, Jr., 'l3
R: M. EVANS, 'l3
M. k. KRIMMEL, 'l3
J. B. HOGARTH, 14
F. C. DOSE, 14
Business Manager
E. A. JAMES, 'l2
Assistants
IL S. COCKLIN, 'l2
THEO. LEN,CHNER, 'l2
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THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1911
College A term which one
Spirit.
often hears, yet which
one would find hard
to define, on account of its various
phases of ' meaning, is "College
Spied." We have often 'heard Penn
State praised for this college spirit
of its students, and we may under
stand this pinise; yet just what does
the,expression mean ? ,
Perhaps the phase usually con
sidered is to stand by the college
athletic teams, and cheer them on,
Whether in victory or defeat. How
ever, this is probably one of the less
er elements of the term as a whole.
It is to the college what patriotism is
to a nation: it is an appreciation, a'
pride, a love, perhaps, for one's
College. The institution is regarded
by the student as the best, and
greatestin the world—he is ever
ready to promote and defend its
name; he respects its laws, its cus
toms, and everything connected
with it. He has faith and hope in
its future; he believes that even
greater advancement is being made
along the road of improvement.
Yet this feeling is, as a rule, not
boisterous, but quiet and dignified.
Except, of course, when cheering a
college team, a man having true
college spirit does not persist in
noisily placing his college far above
others, even though he has, and
should have, a strong conviction
that it is the finest in the world.
He realizes that there are other
great institutions of learning, and he
respects them accordingly.
Finally, college spirit is not sec
tional. To be sure, it permits a
man to be proud of his being in a
certain class, a certain department,
or even from a certain "prep"
school; yet still stronger than all
these must be his pride in his col
lege.
The New Business F. A. James,
Manager. 'l2, has recent-
to conduct the business management
of the ap'er for next year. By his
efforts during the past he has shown
his ability to carry on the work,
and we have no fear for his success
in the new position. Upon the re
tirement of Mr. Preston the staff
wishes to extend their thanks and
at the same time to congratulate
him for the eminently satisfactory
way lin which he has fulfilled his
duties during the year.
Associated J. B. Hogat th and F.
Editors. C. Dose, of the fresh-
man class, have been
elected as associate editors, and in
welcoming them to the rosition, we
wish . them a successful enjoyment
of their duties.
We In adding a new depart-
Wonder ment to our columns it is
hoped That we may, by
introducing facts and impressions
gathered about college, increase
the local interest of the paper.
The suggestion, which came from
one of our faculty friends, appears
to be a good one, and we shall en
deavor to carry it out in a success
ful manner.
The College The Maintenance
Appropriation bill for the col
lege as it passed
the senate and house carries $BOO,-
000. It is believed that the gov
ernor 'will approve the entire
amount. This total 'is ,$260,000
more than the college received two
years ago. The Appropriations
committee rewrote the bill so as to
make four items as follows:
For the School of Agriculture,
$225, 000; for all the rest of the
college, $350,000; for paying old
debt, $200,000; for a sewage dis
pos- 1 plant, $25,000. Total,
$BOO,OOO.
In addition to the nine men who
have already left for work in the
Appalachians this summer, three
more men—Jaenicke, Collins, and
Comman —will leave in a few days.
The investigative work is now being
carried on large'y by Penn State
men, although later in the season,
others will probably enter the
service.
Mr. E. A. Sterling, forester for
the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany, was here on Thursday to
arrange for taking several students
for work during the summer in the
forest nusery and in several logging
operations being carried on by the
railroad comany.
Tentative arrangements have been
made through Mr. Sterling for a
working plan, by the Forestry de
partment,for 18,000 acres of timber
land in northeastern Pennsylvania.
The work will be done during the
summt.r, and several students will
be employed in the field work.
After the plan is completed the
owner of the tract will employ a
trained forester to carry out the
system. The tract is one of a series
of large holdings in that part of the
state, and the owner expects to
continue the work on the rest of the
During the present week, the de
partment will put out a windbreak
along the north edge of the athletic
grounds. It will consist of White
Pine and Carolina' Poplar. The
latter is a very rapid grower, and
will be used for immediate effects,
then removed as soon as the pine is
large enough to afford protection
against severe winds.
R. C. Harlow will have charge of
the forest nusery and woodlots
during the summer.
ly been elected
The Seniors defeated the Fresh
men by the score of 6-2 in a game
which was characterized by hard
hitting. Davis 1.1, deserves ,credit
for his great catch near second base
which resulted in a double play.
TI ree base hit, McNeal. Two
base hits Porter, Duncan, Dondero
Struck out: By Lentz 5, by Duncan
6. Base o.► balls off Lentz 1, off
Duncan 4. Hit by pitched ball,
Diehl, Dal is, IJondero, Graham.
Umpire Spangler.
Forestry Notes.
Seniors Defeat Freshmen.
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