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Wednesday, February 4, 1914
With the demise of
A General James A.
Great Loss Beaver, former Gov-
ernor of Pennsylvania,
and up to his death, the President
of the Board of Trustees of the
Pennsylvania State College, this
institution has lost one of its most
sincere and greatly beloved friends.
General Beaver, who for so many
years has been so prominent in the
affairs of the great Keystone State,
has for a long time been one of the
great instigators of progess and' re
form at the college. He knew the
institution when it was practically
nothing more than a farmer's high
school. For a time, he acted as
president of the institution, and
ever since he first affiliated himself
with its interests, the college has
grown both in numbers and in
the scope of its influence, until to-
day it is one of the prominent in-
stitutions of the state.
General Beaver who was so well
known and beloved by the student
body, made it a point to join every
freshmen class. His addresses at
the opening of every semester, will
never be forgotten by the true Penn
State men. Ex-Governor Beaver
has always loyally supported this
college, and he has always been the
true friend of the students.
It is with great grief that we go
into the new semester, missing as
we do, the presence of our beloved
friend, but nevertheless we feel that
his spirit will remain with us, as we
proceed,
The collegian herewith takes the
opportunity of expressing the great
regret and sorrow of the student
body, and of offering its sincere
condolences to the family of the
of the late General James A.
Beaver.
The campaign insti-
The tuted and promulgated
Campaign by the Penn State Y.
M. C. A. this year is
one of the most eventful in the
history of the institution. Mr.
Sherwood Eddy of world prom
inence was a man difficult to
secure, but owing to the persistent
efforts of Mr. Buchman, our
secretary, Penn State is fortunate in
having him here as the principal
speaker and leader of the great
religions reform movement.
Men today devote little enough
of their time to the spirtual, and
here an opportunity presents
itself for men to redeem them
selves, and for them to create an
interest in the ideal and higher
things in life. If a man will only
be open to conviction, and will at
tend these meetings only in a re
ceptive mood, he will find that it
does not take long for him to con
ceive the proper spirtual attitude.
Most of the world’s greatest
philosophers and thinkers, most of
the world’s greatest statesmen, and
the majority of the world’s great
est scientists have concluded that a
Christian life is the only life. If
the leaders of our country take
such a stand, can we as students
afford to take any other. Think
this matter over, and come to all
meetings.
It is with pleasure that
Varsity the first issue of The
Club Varsity Club Bulletin has
is announced. This
paper is printed by The Varsity
Club of which. R. C. Harlow T 2
is president; R. H. Smith ’O5, is
treasurer; E. E. Miller T 4 is vice
president; and A. H. Wardwell T 5
is secretary. The club is compsed
of active and former Penn State
Athletes, and its publication is to
stimulate inteiest in athletics. The
club with its work, is a very com
mendable enterprise, and the Col
legian Board wishes the new
organization the best of success.- -
BASKETBALL TRIP
Team Completes Successful Trip
Jester Plays Star Game.
The team returned from the
strenuous western trip in fairly
good shape last Thursday. The
trip throughout was a success from
every standpoint, the team continu
ing to show the form exhibited in
the Wesleyan game previous to
their departure.
Three teams were met, two de
feated and the third game was so
closely contested that only the
finely drawn decisions of the
referee nosed us out of the victory.
Individually the men showed great
improvement in floor work and
shooting. This was particularly
through Jester whose general work
throughout the trip was noteworthy.
Of the 30 goals secured in the three
contests 14 were credited to our
center. Binder played his char
acteristic game,and his elusive foot
work and accurate eye caused his
heavior guards no end of trouhie
Injuries during the Pitt game
caused him to be removed from
the game, acting captain Savery
proving an able substitute by scoring
14 goals out °£ 17 chances, The
guards also were in the limelight,
and it was only by their consistent
and close following of the ball
that we were able to hold down the
fleet W. and J. and Pitt teams from
a larger score.
School of Mines Notes
Dr. Frank R. Van Horn, Profes
sor of Geology and Mineralogy,
Case School of Applied Science,
Cleveland, Ohio, spent Monday
and Tuesday, January 19th and
20th, at the college and on Monday
evening gave a very interesting and
instructive illustrated lecture on
The Geology and Mining of the
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The first number of the Penn
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Salmon with his able corps of assist
ants, and Business Manager C. S.
Kulp with his assistant have issued
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several articles by leading men in
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lurgy and the idea is to continue
this practice by having articles
from alumni and men in practical
work of mining, metallurgy and
mining geology.
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