Penn State(gllegian
Published on Thursday of each -week during the
college year by the students of Tne Pennsylvania
State College in the interest of the Students, Fac
ulty. Alumni and Friends of the college.
Entered at the Postoffice, State College, Pa., as
secjnd class matter
Editor in Chief
K. M. EVANS, ’l3
Assistant Editor
M. A. KRIMMEL, ’l3
Associate Editors
G. A. BARKER, ’l2
J. D. HOGARTH, 14
F. C. DOSE, 14
Business Manager
E. A. JAMES, ’l2
Assistants
H. S. COCKLIN, ’l2
THEO. LENCHNER, ’l2
M. M. GRUBBS, ’l3
B. R. HENDERSON, ’l3
SUBSCRIPTION.
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date of subscription.
THURSDAY, APR. 25, 1912
The New Every year at
Bulletin Board. Penn State there
are numerous ex-
amples of men sacrificing their
spare moments in order to make
conditions better for their class
mates or for those who are to fol
low. The proposed new bulletin
board is a good idea. The detailed
arrangements have all been made
by a member of the class of 1912.
In place of having our halls littered
with scraps of paper that are un
sightly and of little value to either
the person placing the notice or to
the possible readers, the new plan
provides for a systematic and con
densed form of information. By
the use of the various divisions,
persons desiring to know something
of one particular nature can easily
do so by going at once to that part
of the board; and thus save the
necessity of looking at all the oth-
er various announcements when
possibly the one they desire has
been torn down by someone else or
by the wind. Owing to the fact
that financially the college is unable
to aid in the many affairs that
would better conditions in our
midst, when an opportunity similar
to the coming entertainment Satur-
day evening is given us, it is cer
tainly worthy of the support of the
whole student body.
New Business All sophomores
Candidates. desiring co try for a
place on the Busi
ness Staff of the Penn State Col
legian can hand their names at
once to M. M. Grubbs, T 3, at the
Alpha Kappa Delta House. The
election will be held just previous
to Commencement.
Loyalty to In football season the
the Team, varsity games are al-
ways well attended
and there are few people who at
tend these games that do not come
with the firm intention of seeing
the whole contest. However in
baseball season, in years past, the
cheerleader has often had to ask a
few fellows not to desert the team
at the last inning. In both the Car
negie Tech and the Susquehanna
games the support given by the
student body has been good.
Nearly every person stayed
until the last man was out in the
last inning. Our college spirit has
always been very loyal to our
athletes, but if halt the spectators
leave just before the close of the
games on New Beaver Field, surely
no greater wrong could be done.
Cheering is a large factor in winning
games. The early departure is just
as noticeable when our team is
abead by a few scores, as it is
when we are behind. A very large
percentage of our baseball games
have been won or lost in the last
few innings.
New Assistant At the meeting
Editor. of the Penn State
Collegian Board,
April 17, M. A. Krimmel, T 3, was
elected Assistant Editor.
Letters to the Last week it
Editorial Staff, was stated in the
columns of this
paper that the Editorial Staff of the
college weekly was always ready for
criticisms and suggestions. It was
stated that a letter from every man
in college, who saw a serious mis
take on our part, was particularly
desired within the next two weeks.
Thus far we have received a few
letters with some excellent ideas in
them and we desire to thank the
writers for their trouble in answer
ing the plea.
Third Summer Session for Teachers.
The bulletin for the third summer
session for teachers of The Pennsyl
vania State College has been issued
recently. The session will begin
June 24 and end August 2.
The faculty has been consider
ably enlarged over those of the two
preceding sessions. New courses
have been added in Agriculture,
Domestic Science, English, German,
Greek, History, Italian, Manual
Training, Mathematics, Nature
Study, Public School Drawing, Pub
lic School Music, Psychology, and
Spanish.
Any person holdii g a certificate
tu reach in the common schools, is
sued by the State of Pennsylvania,
or any person engaged in teaching
within the state, will be admitted to
classes without examination and
without tuition, except the payment
of a registration fee of five dollars
which secures admission to all gen
eral lectures and entertainments
and permits the use of the libraries.
The fixed college laboratory fee
will also be charged for all students
taking courses in which laboratory
practice is included. The fee var
ies according to the amount of ma
terial used.
Persons not holding certificates
and not teaching in Pennsylvania
must be at least eighteen years of
age, must declare intention to teach,
and must satisfy the Director of the
Summer Session that they are quali
fied to take the work they select.
They will be required to pay a tu
ition fee of $2O for the six weeks in
addition to registiation fee and
laboratory fees. No regular student
of The Pennsylvania State College
will be permitted to register for
credit in his or her college course.
Certificates of credit are given to
all who complete the work of the
session satisfactorily. Persons who
are not college graduates may ob
tain college credit by satisfying the
entrance requirements for the fresh
man class and matriculating in due
form. Under specified conditions,
work done in the Summer Session
may be continued by correspond
ence and additional credits ob
tained.
Practically all the pedagogical
and advanced subjects required for
a Permanent State Certificate are
offered in the Summer Session.
College graduates holding provision
al college certificates may take the
work in professional subjects count
ing toward the two hundred hours
of pedagogical work required by the
School Code for a provisional or
permanent college certificate. One
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of the examinations for Permanent
State Certificates will be held at
Williamsport the first Thursday and
Friday of August. Students in at
tendance at the Summer Session
may avail themselves of this oppor
tunity to take such examination.
In addition to the instruction giv
en by regular teachers in the Sum
mer Session a number of special
lectures entertainments will be
offered. Among those who will
speak on educational topics are:
Dr. N. C. Schaeffer, State Superin
tendent of Public Instruction; Dr.
George M. Philips, West Chester,
Pa., member of the State Board of
Education;, Mr. Charles A. Lose,
Superintendent of Schools, Wil
liamsport, Pa.
Other lectures to be delivered
are: “The Silver Crown," Dr. Rus
sell H. Conwell; “From Peking to
the Great Wall,” Dr. Frederick
Poole; and “Abnormal Children,”
Dr. Edwin B. Twitmyer, of the
Psychological Clinic of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Regulations Concerning Dormitories.
Rent for rooms in the men’s dor
mitories varies according to build
ing and location from $35 to $5O
for each of two occupants of a
room during the academic year of
thirty-six weeks. This charge in
cludes heat and light. All rooms
are rented unfurnished, but furniture
may be purchased in the village at
reasonable prices. The college re
serves the right to require a dormi
tory room, whethe- rented or
scholarshiffT to b/ , ..cated at any
time for cause; in which case, a
proportionate rebate of the sum
paid will be given. No rebate is
made for a] room voluntarily vacated
unless a substitute tenant is found.
Rent foij rooms in the woman’s
dormitories is $5O for each of two
occupants in a room during the aca
demic yes r of thirty-six weeks.
This charg j includes heat and light.
Each room contains a bedstead,
mattress ; ind pillows, chiffonier,
washstand, table and chairs. Other
furnishings depend upon the taste
and fancy jf the student.
Season t ickets for the 1912 base
ball season are on sale by the Assist
ant Manag ;rs, R. F. Bigham, Delta
Upsilon; G. E. Vosburg, Phi Sigma
Kappa; ar d T. V. Keefe, Alpha
Zeta. Th(: price is $2.50.
We carry a
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Students’ Supplies
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