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Editor in Chief
R. M. EVANS, 'l3
Assistant Editor
M. A. ICRIMMEL,
Associate Editois
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J. D. HOGARTH, ’l4
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1912
A Change in Commencing with
the Day. this issue the “Col-
legian” will be pub-
lished on Wednesday morning in
stead of Thursday morning. The
change of one day has been made
in order that the Satui day’s news of
the college may reach oui alumni
subscribers one day earlier than be
fore.
Ever since their insti-
Meeting, tution by Fresidenl
Sparks, the Wednesday
morning mass meetings have ser\ ed
a veiy important puipose. No ott
er gathering has been so successful
in bringing together the faculty, the
classes and student oiganizaticns in
lace—where discussi&as— nsy-hc
held. To upperclassmen and
sophomores no plea is needed for
attendance at mass meeting; but to
the new men, it will be well worth
the time to attend all such meet-
ings. It is the best opportunity that
you have to become thoroughly ac
quainted with all the student ac-
tivities and with the undertakings
of college organizations.
Again, we must not forget mass
meetings held in the evening. The
initial one of the year was held last
Friday. In some ways this was a
remarkable meeting. Suiely no
more inspiring talks weie ever given
by our athletes and coaches than on
that night. It is after such a meet
ing as this that a Penn State man
begins to appreciate how great are
liis opportunities.
The We Our “We Wonder’’
Wonders. Column has a pur-
pose. Read it, the
college or your fellow-students may
be benefited by your so doing.
Owing to the in-
Calendar, creased interest which
has been shown in our
calendar, the popular column will
be continued this year. To insure
the success of the work, we ask the
co-operation of all organizations in
college. Class officeis, vaiious
sectional officers, musicial clubs and
all other organizations should notify
us not later than Monday noon of
all meetings that aie to appeal in
the Wednesday issue.
Also This
“Collegian” fees may
Week. be paid on Thursday and
Ftiday evenings of this
week at C. W. Smith’s store, Allen
stiect fiom six until eight o’clock.
Remember the price is $1.25 until
Octobei 15.
The Call for
Two new business
New Men. managers are to be
added to the staff of
the paper from the present junior
class. All applications should be
sent to the business managers.
Y. M. C. A. NOTES,
Last year over 30,000 college
men in this country were in
voluntaty bible classes thiough
out the country. An in
creasing number of students
are realizing the value of this work
and are giving it a prominent place
on theii schedule. The work here
at Penn State is now being organiz
ed for the year and a variety of
courses will be offeied.
Some of the arranged courses are
as follows:—
Scniois “Crisis of the Christ”
given by Professor Willard.
Sophomoies “New Studies in
Acts".
For upper classmen (special)
“Systematic Study of the Old
Testament”, given by Professor
Foster.
Freshmen Freshman Bible class,
conducted by Mr. Buchrran.
Two year men A bible class meet
ing in the Agiicultural Building.
There will also be classes in the
various churches through-out the
town. Call at the Y. M. C. A.
loom foi particulars.
Arrangements can be made with
Dr. Runkle to have denominational
papers and magazines seemed at
the libiary and placed out on the
tables on Sundavs. Any men in
teiested aie requested to take up
the mallei with him as soon as
possible.
A “Lost and Found” bureau is
-being conducted at Tile Y. M. C. A.
room. Anyone losing or finding
anything will assist by leporting it
theie.
BY THE WAY.
The University of Cornell will
duiing th : s year complete the con
stuction of six new buildings, cost
ing approximately $1,000,000. An
infirmary was constructed at the
cost of $120,000, which should be
of especial significance and inteiest
to Penn State.
Columbia this year will have an
enrollment of students which will
surpass any previous one in the an
nals of the institution, It is be
lieved that the number of men in
the univeisity will come close to
10,000.
The average standing of the fra
ternity and club men in the Univer
sity of California has shown a
maiked improvement during the
last spring teim.
The baseball championship won
by Princeton last year, will be cele
brated by a huge bon-fiie on the
campus.
J. B. Watson, 1909, and his wife
departed for Brazil during the first
part of the month. “Daddy” Gioff
and his wife left for China, where
he will again take up woik at the
Canton Christian college. Botl of
these men expect to be actively en
gaged in mission woik.
A Sophomore Victory.
The fust class scrap of the year
was easy for the sophomores. The
push-ball contest, held on Old
Beaver Field last Satuiday, resulted
in a twelve-one victory for the class
of 1915. Dick Harlow T 2 acted as
lefeiee, and the judges were Vety
T 3, Craig 'l4, and “Bill” Hollen
back.
The fiist ten minute peiiod began
at 1.30 p. m., and the two classes,
when lined up for the signal, seem
ed to be almost equal in numbers,
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their only seoie. Though beaten
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the class ofl 1916 has scrapping
material and will doubtless make
good in the f|
Two Friends
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. Graham, Sporting
'alter Hoban, Sporting
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fill make their annual
liege some time during
:ginning October 28;
visit Mr. Grahao' will
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