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Penn State Collegian
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TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1024
DO ATHLETICS COUNT?
In every institution of higher learning, athletics play an impor
tant part in the development of the student and the college. Such
is the enmities belief of thousands of men and women who have made
a study of conditions emsting in American colleges and universities
for many years
It is evident, from certain well-founded reports, that exception
has been taken to this general statement by several members of the
faculty at Penn State. Is it because they lack an active interest in
the sports which are sponsored by the college, or is it just because
in such exceptions they may find expression for their own individual
ideas'? The reason for their unfriendly attitude is not entirely clear
It, has been intimated that some members of the faculty adhere
to the principle that college athletics are of no actual benefit to the
student, others recognize their value but frown upon the number of
class absences which are occasioned by the trips taken in the course
of participation in sports at other institutions. The first of these
exceptions is unfounded and prejudiced and shows a lack of support
to the college and its endeavors. The second is excusable, in part,
but the evil of cutting classes can be eliminated only by doing away
with intercollegiate athletics And so long as friendly relations with
other institutions exist in the world of college sports, excused absences
from classes should be recognized.
A Penn State athlete, risen from the ranks of the mediocre to a
place of naticnal imortance to his particular sport, has done much
to bring the Nittany institution on a par with the other leading colleges
v.,..-3.-.Z.tv4vv.1.e...-whi.oh--anti-to.,develop- a. similar ; project,—that of un
surpassed athletics. An athlete at this institution is earnest in his
endeavors He strives to do his work on the field or floor with a
zeal that will make Penn State just a little better than the other in
stitution. And his gain is measured, not in the form of money or
other worldly objects, but in self-reliance, fortitude, confidence and
physical development
Escused absences from classes are granted by the Athletic Asso
ciation and permits should be duly recognized by the instructors to
whom they are presented While a serious handicap, perhaps, it is
altogether reasonable to expect an athlete to make up the work
winch he hrs missed. There is no issue on that score But there
is a grave problem presented when the instructor refuses to accept
the c case which has been granted by designated authority
What, then, is the athlete to do' , His college wants him as its
representative in the contest, but his better judgment tells him that
he dare act absent himself from class Whether or not he returns
victorious is but a trivial matter compared with the thought that he
will not he allowed to make up the work which he has missed. Per
haps he has experienced before the Injustice of unavoidable cuts
counted against him at the time of final reckoning. But it is a tri
bute :o the athlete that he does not shirk'. He takes cuts in a self
sacrificing sort of way and goes out to gather glory for his college.
It is time some steps were taken to correct the situation It
would seem advisable to have a definite and uniform understanding
of the N.elv,ht of an excused absence and the value of a perinit to make
up work.
THE SOPHOMORE HOP
With the passing of the third annual Sophomore Flop, one more
bright page is added to the colorful history of Penn State Rivalling
in grandee] and dignity the most outstanding social events of former
yea's, the Hop may rightfully be acclaimed a pronounced success. It
is a tribute to the efforts of the underclassmen.
But, with all its splendor, there is a question of doubt as to whe
ther or not this social function is fulfilling the purpose of its insti
tution introduced two years ago as a distinctly underclass affair,
it has si-ice been converted into what might be , called an all-college
event And as such it invites no particularly favorable comment.
The presence, in unlimited numbers it would seem, of upperclass
men rit this year's Sophomore Hop was one of the most noticeable
and the only objectionable feature of the whole affair. It is some
thing thht must be stopped ere it furnishes cause for official com
plaint.
The upperclassmen have their Prom and the underclassmen have
their Hop They are two distinct and sepai ate functions to provide
for the social enjoyment of all undergraduates It would he well to
keep them so in reality as well as in theory.
CLEANLINESS
' Someone has said that, "Cleanliness is next to Godliness'', but
even at that it covers a multitude of sins. Nowhere is there greater
danger of unsanitation than in a place where common desire brings
a large group of mixed people together. The natural tendency with
such a group is to forget, and such forgetting usually breeds disaster
Here at Penn State there is a bit of unsanitation that is being occa.
stoned by the thoughtlessness on the part of some undergraduates.
Ir is the unclean habit of spitting in public The fault lies entirely
with the male students; they are the great offenders in this point of
common decency. For some time past a few of the more determined
members of the opposite sex have openly condemned those who have
been guilty of this unwholesome practice, but their numbers are few.
It is generally resented, that is true, but there are not many individ-
Mils to be martyred for a cause which appears on first inquiry to be
of trifling importance. But is it trifling' , If those who are guilty
of this crime, for it is a crime, would stop to consider how many cases
of sickness have been spread by this one unseen habit, the practice
would - Stop. It is a thing for the individual to curb.
__.,— Editor-In-Chief
-- Managing Editor
, -3,Lanaking Editor
IL S. fitorrle. '25 W. L. Pratt, '25
- Mae R. R. Lowry, ,T 4
. . --Miss M. Farley, TC
R T 'Kriebel, '26
S Rosenfeld, '26
A IL Smith, '26
J. H. LUM
THE COLLEGE FRATERNITY---ITS
BEGINNING AND DEVELOPMENT
By Dean A. R. Warnock
The American college ft aternh, Iv
n old :Iv the mllO,l icwif Phl Thin
In tub t. m of gsnbied at Willi ml 011
it I College in lilt, Its founders
•111(11 inten.elv (atm wood
to l toe Ile,olution anti Ihth puriame
IS IS to (01111 11 union at t allege men
In 811111101 i. of the re, ohninnary tniit n
atant At tint time there xe,e but fine
colleges in the counts with t total
stud, nt enrollment of about tines han
d.
This I:ohs:nth for 11,0011 9 ent enn-
Ilimll In n form 0.4 1 .4111111111 to out
nooks n sot 111 hobs nibs It Willl
: let 10 10. rated, pasoo old and motto,
• Itti maint tined chapters in :talons
poo: s tam lumet er, Pill 110tH Fop
beetone uhlt th on bonen ttl
bast nit}
10 00: tun decatley folio,, Ing 11124.
th: mmodem 4.11 1111 fr 1111% 4).lent
had Its 11l igin 19011.1 1:10. Koltun
1, , (not titeto) and Slgtim Phi 1: et e
tt Igatilard It Unlon, Dell, ITPallon at
Willi ims. and o fifth ft am nitT,
wait It Is now defunct, nt 111milton
'Wore 1440 these Ose hod Increnyed Ur
la le: n nilh hr int hes 411Ie ulina . In ON -
toy dire:lion tb. 18111 the numbet hol
Intro I'oll 10 toenty-me a ill tht Cl'
PI ndlell intl set entt -the chspos 4
Tn 1922 11011104 41100141 about 100
thous oul army th tptet s of fifty-Me
Paley talley, the total metniterghip
01 leh Inc lotted sill) thous and tothe
members and Ohmt floc hundt ed thou
, 3-11:1 graciu lit' To these, initralons
Ire mitting about toentt thous tntl men
t II in addition to the :al 10110 sow
11 It conics there ae 111011 N PIO
- ',ion 11 oul howl , It: ft iternitles. Its
th I it ge numb°. of lowa to :ctn.
l—ttiony One thousand of these :II 110
0 1 lite lit houses nontyl la them
set: let tntl 00111.01 ot thin othnotolg
tn. 1,l)-0111• 111111100 11011.114
'I he Ant ttruno [rata. trite hit I iv
holt.) to the United St ties nod Can
o, there Is nothing try IBM it Mc.
In I.IIP i;111111/, to unlset AtlIN
Al
thno4h'tt
oustuti tot nt It It+ tined
it,, it to the I .ut trlt nth. clutsiges t)t it
h c 0 a It'll Otto a norletl since 1774,
It h chnotzt CI In env, ntlil point,
I lob th 4. It tot tit to no% other of nut
%nutty to Institutions
I'l ton a mooting In .1 I,) ern It hot
t`.
'eloped nn elnlonnte ft-Ilea oily hnu , e
I.nnln4 Inu/ h Itn trly Int r
an Inn°. It Ivor n on pkorr int
I II phnne nut t WWI)
otlonnl gm. rninpnt It ha, fin tn
e I on nng Inlet .1 hniar t nntl
tlr nit, ot gin ...Ilion Flom a .ittlib
Thoughts of Others
THE HEN OR THE EGG
(Snle linlb Nom)
Tin ant It tit pt Odom of the pt lot It)
of the lien or the egg Itt ter ten lying
I tilt ilitedrolion The lien, n henry et
tit in at y le diet tttintl, itiplementg
ft team. the egg education The tot -
t tan only gene, nut of the latter,
the latter van lie produced only by tht
tot let We tell the dint INC
rannot grant, them liberty until they
ate 111 tot 11, tiny reply that only the
nein:nu of celf•gntetnmrnt nill in the
(bent tit ,
'rim students administi allow. 51
colleges al e engaged in the 411111 1
n tangle We rap for unlimited ruts,
11. I 1 ir•CII1111 Of (OM St, and the relax
ing of trl lain rules and I can't errata
The n t tura! retort is to point out that
e hate triton se anty indication of
no to I hi use this freedom unal. The
ft t quent ruts fm trlvl ti 10.1111111, the
st impedes hill the fashion Lille rout ses
and the aecompanylng svrt4mn to hard
entitle slodv moms foi the
I h unt of students 1 •relvtnd either a
riot migh or a u °untied education
(tie gates
nre Riots open
A I trots freedom might result ill till
tit II of Intellectual zeal claimed fol
it Ina the administration, u c may test
assm tat will not gloat it until the stu
ent hod) develops . far greater' sense
of I est....MIMI 'rho net e
1.1 In, Met pro. e, 0001 d be to canteen It ate
to 1 meltelextent on .1110 of the Ma
methods. I ...tiny; 0 little floe. the 115/.
ta 1 . 101 to setine the hen and devoting
sortieu hat titer.. attention to noising
th. egg A consistent ell'ot tby the stu
d. nt lasi> to show that texts alnt Is
n.rdlrss, flu high the cultivation of a
01 MOOlillir attitude toward the em
rl. &ton and a nun sellout: 1 eallmntl.
of the esponsibilities Implied in 11.
el -
11ge will most quicitlY .W
-4...f1ee Illy distant day When uncle, grad
ue tea pill he granted complete libel t)
MaillMtfirEEl
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
eNhnenee. It 111 , enure not Intel
Iltr "Pen unit Iv generalls In t•lovc co
ollei anon Ull.ll 010 Pon ,
of the tolleggq tell unlsetscltles In
sthk h It exlvtg
il ., tote 0 ., o f obedience. In, ilt3
holarly endenyoi, good fell., ,hilt
'not high college spit and Ito nhject4
of multi nl as9lstatae Ind belt. inent
it'll] tin melt the sena. Ifs net
. !hoe thttnt .1 little The goo et lit
h and 1011.1 Won, gent, ISIS hood. oh
ne-allow. and sow. .0111 porlet to a
Pod. and stimulating feature of ft a
to nit , . men - 01009W
Of the fin ternitlw. anti listed 10 no
tion !al thh t 3 hate
0 - 'pooh sit Penn State The fh s.O of
threw flttrtnltleh et te it toed hoc
10 the pet Ind ft nin Plot In 1012.. a t_
theugh Net end Or 00111 1101 tin hider,-
the esisteme prim to this Unto Only
ton nthet fotteoilttes mole rho. torch
Ot Ind the nest fifteen Yea. Flom
MT to 1915, homy°, kmllooll nthei a
1 ere! ed thartei a 'rile 110U4.91. thill.tert
I Meng to Yyll it moo het illed the iin9t
hat Pei nod
Thin not of thh tY nationnl ark:gni...-
Pr no ineludeo elnaptei horn all of the
frato nltlea founded ham e 1900 whkh
Isle n lillm.tl extenann 001103 and Ili ,
numb., of h hone tltalittla it Orly o.
nose Kamm Shona. Shona Nit and
It eta Thot nie,tenleril of tisk. t I Ins
Nine other, zeta wanted 113 t
Lei es belong to that Ilnorkihing . 01011-
. t Arnim of tome recent oi (mind
.lace 1000 Tau Kamm. Chilton and
Phi Kepi. Tau ale ty'hieril of the
grout,
A Unlit ills Mein, entrilinen in the .ne.
rutted tilde, more fOll , Ol, alto NM,
/:•1413.1.1 ft.l ternltlea, h ill
I. , ,petthi It to not nun e thin Issente-
Pt e or !liltenllegn% bin tint no ye.
heroine gtcn lip Inlineslen In Penn
Chi Phi. I is lilt in encinliei, if
this gsnuji bosses er, 1%111 lien ill
111.1 e In is Nets linett
intiq to One t nllege In future yen,
emir froin nthcongenial, -
Mess-to-get gloms in ft rim the fia
t, of ea OHO'.
The ittittole of the college totted
the ft. alanitc, tonteolont in Is It-OMo,
.011 hero fo‘orible To the credit of
thc flateroltles It Or* he ca.lll that
On hat 0 molted a fount title opinlon
because of the!. 10.11 en-operation
,pith college Pnllt lcs , not tlO least val•
In ble of their eonttlltullons
'I he 31Mltt ornate of MI, aeries min up
Nor neat Tuesday and hill ho
1)3 Ouch Date Defile on
wresilinn
COMMITTEE SECURES
AUCHENBAW:TH guy,
AT ARCHITECTS BALL
The nnnual Atolutects Pill will hr
held nn i 0 001ib mi n
-03-flint oh the Aipht Chi Sitiml howin
AuLhenliiiLli s Senn - milers
the music
'rho "amine,. toques. flat all pot
acct. attending the clam, n, 109-
(0111 P, PreiNgthi} [note of tho on
Van pellod The bourn mill be fin 0-
11,1teil alth hal 111011101 us chat. ctlona, ot
ncillng to II W Johnston '24, mho
has thalgo of this pact of the tr I
tinny
Only tho members of the Althlteet
iai 'Engineering and the I_tnd•t the
(tat denim; rout oes Ile In, Roil, and
thus fat, they hove taken an st tl,
'tartest In the clanee, no It vitro, n by
the I one nonthet of tickets that Ivo I ,
Is on sold dot Inn the post nett,.
The 154 of It ttrons and pattoneoseo
fnilntto De to Intl Afro I; lc Lett, Dent,
nod Olt o OO at 1101 lc, Pi ofemts tilt' Olin
lOnlon and De to Rat
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word. er 1... pn ti,. uelpe of the razor and eliminates painful fric
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MANDOLIN CLUB TO GIVE
CONCERT IN BELLEFONTE
An the opening number of n short
Emirs of enter: tinmenta. the if tndolin
Club 11111 ghe t et t at the Belle
fonte Ylt C mu
on 'Mote
dat owning, Mai eh lull Month Tile
ehtb emulating of about tuenty id 0..
el, will tepedt the promant piton x
.mm 4 ,111113 at Penn St to on Sundt,.
t \lent, ago, with the addition of a (me
xt leettd pleeec an added Intr.-
tlon. I'Sti lohnaton '24. 1101 trite
YhOlt "Chliii," tall, making dt iningn
'm Ile spenlo to the audience
Tit:a tom elf, the Nat or the enter
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or the Dell, lento Y U C owl ant
toolouhttillq wont. to be q good 'WIC
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DE MOLAY TO PRESENT
SHOW AT BELLEFONTE
J. G. Amend Directs "Honor
Bright"—:To Be Shown in Belle
fonte March Nineteenth
rtnn Slqte ntutt, ot, or the mare of
De --Ifola3 00 111 ald the rlonefonte olt Ip
tot of that ott,^lnlmtlon In in esonthin:
Honor Ili irht, thnt Ram !cling ranted%
I, :Monolith Nlchalonn, at the flat tarn
Clam t llnnice In Bellefonte on the en' •
sing of :Miceli nineteenth
Thlic lila) i. !bat pc eoented ttto
Cit It The tri t e In trill motions nth r
toe iir tonic al Illt eet lan of Sin ut
It cnJot oil I suet eonfal
tin and olnee then hos been rl m.l
In names nits innn em or nap, The
it lo uncle, the alai lion of t Out
don Amend
The play ann
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Ington rot by .1 N Stanton '27.
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plot “1 do allos F. eat Conlin. man '27
1, In upon though, that the lot e
F.II• progne..onol untiet the rose-rolon tJ
I.yht of knife nd tt hen It canoe out
lido the n in on, 1111 h
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It n !bout l'ot In inartkuldn nut un
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of nn ed To gin through the (II tin and
tt dn: .tinny of Itlndt ud. nano!. Ind
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anyyouth situ Itlnos ma nice nn luti
Int Ninemen:4 that on :In tt the idut
tonfol In
Too moth credit egn _chope gttett
thee° ilnee pl lc et o tot clone
I nulling of then t ohm, tole, I N
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'mann glc co i splendid pot trot II of
fclltm th it ao ilth tail I hum till Intl
not %polled The part c tilt fot genuine
Mitgllto of aetrog - and' at nu time - I•,
Agouti t found anntlim 2011 Mitotiet
I ',Poe .1 rev good "1 " The / Olt
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tole um thy of Montlon, to lit
te‘ ei -ending' ithonil 11100 of omit Aline+
Ife ontlottal4 Nina. in the • I tonh
line . ' The Mt* Iv as e, ...Ming
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PEACH CROP 101[ COMING 11: LII
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rt.ltate Itepattatent;manning the
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DR. CROCKETT WRITE
TOURISTS GUIDE BOOK
Publreation First Appeared Forty
Years Ago—Revised by Penn
State Professor -•• •,, -
"The Sat hot (Wide to llutetiie:i f i n
I.ois NN linen To M.. 1 Rolfe tool elitsn
rot le V 1,114 non. il, been test itlfhwuti
ji.t.‘ bed to Dot on lh I) Croettel - t1 it.-
fessot of Doman, e Dingtt tges tt Penn
State, and 0111 he pi teed on
- y.11% to
the Houghton, 'Mifflin Conygns 01115
in li it The 'tonic Otto In use hvltnot -
IZN Up until the tinte of the chtr, but
ft lios log the Fl eat sty u c grie, tilt' sclis
I, nos 0 book t omit 01,5 1 equesttsi 1) tetot
f , ockett totes t Ito the public ttihn '
Sims litilAing In the dot/Ivied regions
If Hutope, Doetot et oeltett also falls
0 litetat V featutc to the book lo 11^
1 111,0.1 tile mole:. tin ough the' his role
countt 5 of 11 tray . illoolcinot e. Scott
obi Sit thespe tt e Pt ores., Cris hells
et elt lute: cst in tile i beetle ti line 111,
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in Home tit e °sill tined in tietaib in this
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et nogh otutlent4 counted on Ito t ono
to Joao/ the to hoot lilltot until 19111
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Opportunities
TELEPHONE INDUSTRY
S-"" •aduate students in engineering, arts and sci
ence, or business administration are invited to confer with
the employment representatives of the Bell System who will
visit Pennsylvania State Callege on March 10 to 15th, and may
be seen at the Electricakpigineering Department.
The Bell System, which is composed of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company, the associated telephone companies,
and the Western Electric company, offer a wide choice of work
and location to qualifie&lmVii.
Opportunities will be presented in research and technical de
velopment, application 'engineering, supervision of telephone
operations, accounts and finance, manufacturing, installation,
sales and distribution.
For appointments, see EC. Schafer '23, in Prof Kmsloe's of
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