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Ilember of Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Assorted Jan
ditor tills issuc F. P. GEORGR
IUESDAY, MARCH IS, 1924
ITS UP TO US
tl:rit Council will have an entirely new honor system to pre
tee imc:crgiaduates of Penn State for their approval within
t titres %Necks", says a recent news article An honor code
ice his labored hard, and soon it will be up to the students to
or ILicct the product of this labor There is the meat of the
affaii —it is up to us The committee may plant the seed of
for the good of Penn State; Student Council may water
.d N.,th the approval and support of its members; but it is the
s \Jo go,c the increase. Unless they approve and support
It ” , 111comc to naught.,
.occcs,ful honor code means much more to Penn State and to
and drughters than many of us realize It is true that an
'de slioa'd receive the hearty support of every student and
member, if only for the principle of the thing We all real
mit all of us do not practice, the truth of that statement But
t s are as, arc of the fact that employers are far more concerned
ir standards of honesty and decency than they are with our
slip records.
cording to employers of graduates in Engineering, the pros
emploce's accomplishments along scholastic lines While in
ccriint far ten per cent of his estimated value to the concern
mg lam the graduate's ability to "mix" with men takes
til teen rcr cent of his recommendation But seventy-Five per
I is value to his employer is detei mined by the standards of
ueveloped during undergraduate days.
cn rtl co,npanies employing graduates in Agriculture have re
stressed the value of securing men who by their own honest
. have acquired what knowledge of the principles of agriculture
CISS2SS Apparently employers are not so much concerned with
r or not a man has a diploma, but what they do want to kpo'w
he calve by the diploma They say that in their experiments
tiny have found that if a student Tails to develop the habit
Lats voile an undergraduate he generally finds it impossible
e:on it alter graduation
Penn State is to "mould us into men", why not let her mould
e'c kind of men the business world has asked for° Why de
vr energies to securing only a diploma which is merely a cer
for ten per cent of our worth to industry, while neglecting
- t of mu education that accounts for seventy-five per cent of
lee to the world. , In other words, let us not forget the para.
impertaace of that ten per cent; but let us ar the same time
.1 mind that seventy-five per cent of our college education has
with the manner in which we acquire our diplomas—our cern
foi the ten per cent.
i.s likewise remember that it is up to the students to determine
mat system they shall acquire this seventy-five per cent of
data non. It the proctor system has failed, and many say it has,
the forthcoming honor code kindly and intelligent con
emembcring that if we support it, it will flourish, and that
io act, it will languish It the code is good and receives the en
ictit and support of the student body, Penn State undergraduates
.s lamed for their honesty in the acquisition of knowledge as
lei t , .ear lirnesty and sportsmanship in athletics.
ANOTHER ADVANCEMENT
I,c ^ nnounccment made lest week by the College authorities that
Dcpai tweet has finally sanctioned the addition of an Engineer
nit to the advanced R 0 T C course, heralds an event which
I le ieccised with no little satisfaction on the part of the stu
nmb m *anon al as an example of the slow but certain progress
rot Ell et Penn Suite. This authorization of the enlarging of the
of work entered at present by the Military Department comes
of the constant efforts and petitioning of men who have
interests of the College at heart, and their persistence is now
r fruit
of this is no cause for sorrow on the part of those individuals
the !act that the nation is becoming too militaristic.
is thci e occasion for increased forebodings of dire results
is from military training in the colleges and universities. There
- 11 y ouch c•.treme pacifists on college campuses and within groups
11,..ge students today who strongly advocate the abolition of
ry training, largely on religious principles.
hi. Resent Officers' Training Corps is the visible source from
the nation draws the vast number of trained junior officers who
its lorccs in the event of a great war. It is one of the most
tint clone:lts in the scheme of National Defense. The Great War
ro ed that the leading of troops in modern combat requires a
deyrer of efficiency and training than in the past. This com
r..ining can not tic acquired by magic within a few weeks after
, thre .k of war The 12 0. T. C is, accordingly, an tnstitution of
mid impoi Lulu, and its success and efficiency are matters of
al concern
ut in allition to its importance to the Notional Defense, a
r coerce of military instruction, including discipline and training
cct and practical methods of accomplishing results charac
c of military procedure, is of the greatest benefit to undergradu
n then future career's in civil life. Such a course enriches the
:lonal resources of the nation's universities, colleges and schools—
now I , cm:tally recognired by all lending educators of the country.
AN APPRECIATION
Uitli the concert of the college orchestra last Sunday afternoon,
lnual Winter Sunday Concert Series was completed. the COL
AN takes this opportunity to express the appreciation of the
nu, and faculty members who heard these musical programs and
d genuine enjoyment from them. Special mention should be
of the band, which rendered two Sunday afternoon concerts in
on to playing at all of the fall and winter athletic contests mid
meetings, appearing before the students on more occasions than
them undergraduate organization.
SOME SIDE-LIGHTS ON AMATEUR
AND ,PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING
By Coach "1
as a spin I anis common I
bl ill the ini ices It atm de clop- I
01 cruet 100 10 peoples so ho h ke
donnated the still Id. float the I:g1 lk
bun 110, 11 to the. 12nallsh of tod t
The betties of the I:g% ntlans out the
(It eeks acne a ...lets, and In their
struggle a nth thologlc 11 drngons,
giants. and other THONOIIIat°IIIOOB Of
011 Intl imnitgei 4. they imutt ,
t estllng holds. in tnyt of 01111 It
tit till led In ,00211., nIIOV 11O: 1110 me
•intitinlty of the foil) di/0010.d art of
al wiling
For the pm pose of all- ti ound
cloprnent mil for the in eduction of
41. al t out age, al estllng Is the
pi line df sports It Is free 11010 the
d lmmis of excess!, e ant tuonlian nnd
111 focllng a hleh sometimes are found
it i hosting It IA and his al„lss been.
for the most part: a gentleman's tuirni.
and Il is been t Int Reined In the
sti l t it oft thness '
AN't i vlllnto It fot nit nog. ‘lgnrous,
It 0 11} 00'n Not nevists foi ong
min' In the 'sense that Sondou of hit
ti Miler Attila 11.1%e been onsldel ell
;trona% not neeessorlo foe those a Ito
eultl , a.ciett ntlength 10 al Md
ii!
spdents of 0 wining, nil the snlie of
hosting /infol e the ',soda as strong men,
but lather, It Is fin nun v. hike 1111 th.
Igol sus leiblts of life nut t are ;if
hellth have nutile them loon.
In miter for a a restlat to uttaln nn)'
.00 It rtteLess, Dime lie thl er linpoi t
ont ettull °monk 1101 04,1 in lilt
ithyslral make-up These moult einents
sts ength, speed. and endue Ines Ot
II tise, ennui and enduranc 0 are IA far
Oa most Important TO lie e one
11111, haw ponie ength hut not In
the noon nropoi 000 that he musth Ile
not 1 ma endurance A man of quid.
r e'rut, lets Of omeletinee and I
roticlemar amount of nu ength a 111
ni tlit ten t‘S Ulll 0001 it 51055. Ima er
rut Inc tine of 01 111.—in 01 Idly,:
the knoulctlge of the game of thecm
MO men 14 t 0.0.011
11 he most popul lr stale of a restllng
In the e tc.hsti •Peatch-enn oi lame t
iatire sty le Thls 24,10 to most genet -
11l noel In both of es , ton 0 Ind
.1r mine m itc hes Although h.etn.
lot. the e 11,01-.l+-0 le c of
a earning In nor colleges, there In a
slet clltterener bet a elm IC and the
so 10 used In pi ofeceilmil bourn, Th's
aim enure Is 110 doubt doe to the time
tunlt of the looms In I allege m Itches
In in ofesslon Il at cycling the
to st tn In al °site until t Intl Is st cut
en where is in I ollege a: estllng the
Thoughts of Others
FAWNING FOR MARKS
(T 1 %air 1111111)
It Is t pot of the rode of the °
it au in in that lie alto Seek I toot
among kis Inatruetoi s In in
(11, oils Ull.ll them Is a nineomposii.
11111 that his who tern sins iftei the
bttl to 101, question, Is whim; unfair
silt ant inn of his Potions
indeed lamentable
frhe male goes on to 913 that there
Is nothing tenet. pitiable and datnnaltle
than the stupid (elle, with the third
tote mental otganlsfition and the first
rate t.tcnit> of pcuslstenee. Oho fauns
over the Instructor, and tamistentl)
ills on Mtn at Ids Mitre. It has limost
het ome halosa the dignity and bon,or
of a gentleman to laugh it
co', Jokes
This 'nine Is lamentable
Among the In it hers it this rill
%visit) there are sonic not .iltogethei
t ',pleasant. (II ft knils, onil Rte it
loam not altogethel undesit able as
oualntanees They do not dislike 111
thi it pupils, anti they Ns maid not be
bored It Rome of them ' , hod pot mls
eon to disehos the in meta of ditto
Intel filthy Sonic of than. it nilklit
he said, ate lonesome
lo It .1, thonotoro, n POolOhno
natlnh that otutleninn, genolnel) Intel -
on toll In •n 1 In-t 1 actor and MI ['Milne.
e moot from Inn to lit -meet 1110 public
nn onion Inv. Ink ft lends to dlonen
cell on h. at lilt office, on rental,'
anon elf.; to talk,
Quite true, the ohm; bore be
Ixn red ft Out the Unit cl ally io ham
atrung to pm nt him ft om attendine,
Oa. Mit Clot )• In M. petit Ipa. hallo
0111,00 ft lends with all 111011110101. la
1.01 both eophant Ind an its
- CrMl - meal
Cleanses mouth and
teeth and adds dhlention-
Relieves that over
eaten leellau and aid
mouth.
Its 11-a.5.1.1.n-g flavor
satlstles the craving for
sweets.
Wrigley's Is double
value In the lbenenl and
pleasure 11 provides. - '
THE PENN STATE • COLLEGIAN , -----"--
`Dave" Detar
I Out ends In a draw m derision nt the
end of ten minutes it one contestant
his not grind a tall olthin that time.
This ne'dies the college biesde" stunk
(Inner • awl none Intenneb than
du pi ofewilonal :nun A in °tensional
nicialti might he under his opponent
for ten ni nftcon minute. tt Itbout ai*
loss to ,himself in leg reds to the out
"nue of the nub h in out "allege
eta Shoe in counted at: iliwt at man
the lost lot kinds undo his oppon
ent and continues to count fon the
tap 10 ill an limit as lie in, hold the
' position 'This to We chief WI ,
em e betueen Mores . .. and... -
Mtn ttte4tllnq and the 011111 1 e mon foi
the I Meg being hotel led mom
sting than the fatting
In miler to ulnae otestllng mole In
t(' esting to the 'Meet Ito, Shoe ole
rucorbel of things he should it gill for
In I bout First, let blot see Milt b
Sr reciter I•eeles his held, nosh, alma,
ti mil legs motet psi best Ilion
the grasp of Ids opponent Set old,
see o Irish man In the 4[1110,1
_VI tithe
iris - gasp° of openliters ‘ Third, see
v Melt 111:111 uses speed In eluding Ills
opponent o sehleltl.loos mirth
1 mirth. ore is Matt man nil, I e.lvt
or ee to lend trio oenenent Into the Po
sition fatorn i ble to the 10,1,1 mutt 11 he
desires to uteri, upon him. Flnollt,
ict him determine ohleit men von lit
Inc ins of pdigresinte t talcs nil tt idih
min by defenshe to tire
11 in) people nie 1,1E1.111,0 ag nest
tt I estilm; and o lirtifesslon tl
v 11009 not ippeal to us so - I
toe akin, set It I+ 1111011Sely inttl coring .
ti match for those oho hose Som.,
of, the glom Thl4 footing
an i stinnisnt townds protesslonsi
I
nettling Is In t It , ge moist.°
beenu4e or the limbo, of Or implon
tihip hoots that ne fixed, because of
tilt stalling In the matches, and he
t give Of 1110 near tom . . tch to 11411-
t till) 111111 tilt foul tut this (hot die all
gated Lt , 40111 e it estle,
'Home% er. he MI not feel th it such
feelhig baud our Into collentato
htestllnu In just The toles got. u
nit- the 01101 t ahlblt such Meth, n
somethuct stun In mMcsslonll
lonto The .I.oring men ,on out en ,
lege hicstling to urns tte out to hl
In their meet , but the, n tnt vie
0111, in t gong, Mean stun Oman
l'ke a it
fo wit Leo Hooch nill lor:le on boxin
no Ike fox( of thew IF:MIN
113
PREPARATIONS ARE BEGUN
FOR MUSIC WEEK IN MAY
Vlth tile enputletlon of the Itintet
rioica/ Concerts by the ottbrdarn
w. Sunday. the 131nd and the Orches
it t ale non turning their Ittentiona
tooled the prepa ditto of commis to
be divot, in eminet lion with tbe on
e of National '.litsit Week rat ln lta) It
garb definite Inforinotion of
the anangement of the Mottle Week
moth alt oneerto I* the lbehcott
tnilm.mtel IV 0 "finomoon to not
set title to mils n nn 0 lit ttemont.
'tot he lo at ittettent molting extenshe
to eptnntiono fot both otganlmtiono
, .
ff _. s o
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elachrinos
i
can judge the quality
of the finest Turkish
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Suits ordered for any coming affair II
91
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will poSitively be received on time. . t
On largeorders we will personally deliver -,I : 0
'andl3ring'l?apk our suits. •
0
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C. B. NEDLETTE TAKES •
TWO EDITORIAL POSTS
C TI Nettlotto, a no mite, of the Col
l. a't Faculty until I b•tt June hot ac
cepted P 04111,11 1 ,1 Hs
of the "Conteta - nd the "Photogt tithlt
lout nit of tun mtti,elnex
published be the Chambers Publbthlnt:
CI 31111m3 of Pl,ll tdelphla The halm
journal Is the oldest photogt Whit'
Jr., I not In Antra leg hat log been found
ed bt Eduard 1. IVlleon In Mt
-Ale. little is nlao on the Lalitorial
Ito lt.t of the "Amet lean Annual of Pito
ottrapin to n bit h publina lion he an
nanny eon. 11,11104 et len of the
it butipal net'. Incontitlbthed In toten
llie photoglaplt) the Neat in et loan
nuanbei f the Rot al Moto
. tphit SaLlet) of Cleat Itt it tin. So
• nte 'Plant doe tin Thatoglditin and
the Ft tnitlin Inatltule
DE MOLAYS WILL PLAY
FOR "11". CLUB MEMBERS
lit the De MoIIN lint
n• lilt 11 la to he ; t it., In Bellefonte lOU
Ono be giten befote the Iltthernltt
emit under the aunitleen or ,tilt l'enn
State Mutton no ;Thoth the tneraleth
The 11,10 of the shutting It Bellofunte
I•ns been t:lt taged to Match nines 05th
The lot tl het foltaance In nodes the til
t, etlen of .1 'Golden Arnold
The 411111% Iv .t .clot l entnetly !did
one that ILI% achleted good success
Adel .1 coot 4tichea.ful pi 0[044 out
un n tot lobar+, tot anuttoot In 0-
01.1 1.14111 and It, reception In Sundt
the in e ell tlev hag been nnttunt tht
I!
to the old !not I' of the clef nal [d
angle but thane In so, not el U'IN
1:201 11 tlngton, pl ea lov d N
Steam '27, !Inds unltt oiled
Win e e dices It ,Ith ton gh ls—
Tot drat tot, pitted Id Dirndl, Illteda
(`upper rn to '27, Intl Iloilo, 111121 d pl 11-
,41 Itt ,Dot 01111 lllusav '27 'the M1(1111.
Lion of the triangle la SPIN anitivlng
find the Oat ends In till 0111111 Ite 11
WM. ' . Of .111 concet nett
he Complete t.tvt. that still Its eaent
' Bonin Blight" tot both poi format, en
it is follotty as I:Arrington—l
N Steam t '24, thinin
Alu-sin '27. Tot :Slat ,el—Allsa
in Colossi
, The 11l Rot' 1111ani Dalton
—4l abet , \lrx I.7.irtion—',lllna
01 ton '24, \lit it it rlngton—,llia,
Brie.. '27. Wattii,—N D Zlnunei :no
AI igal,-111aa Bannon '2l. I into
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LOST—An Ontegt Epsilon 11.1tetfit.3
toln, 1141 roll* ot the \ Mit nv 11..11
Itets oil It tofu, nod to ltrAllett.tel nt
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Black Walnut
Cream Puffs
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Special this week
CANDYLAND
Ilin
FORESTRY, DEPARTMENT
RECEIVES YOUNG REAR
775, nesentl3 reeehed n bent cull non)
the State Chnne nod ro Ivt
oi In oln boo been togea oh foh
flit• te
n dnact of the n Intel 1119 oh.
London alto has been In eopthlto ill
I‘altel hag gooon to quell 5270 2.11 tl I.
hl5 been neees4.. to et et t hi new 0 100
to aecionrood Ito the neo furl, it
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CNN' STATE SECUIIIN It. IC.
liIII:811 VOIR 4:xvl:ssioN WORK
S Kb bN, grndliate oC Nett Ile,
len A. and IT, hag been vet ed In
4 tfp 7 TETA ajg Weak , C(o.
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SIOAViorp.IN.
MEMOS
VIENDAY
-1!E111; 11.1.:SyrtS, 1101tOTIII
11,1( K 111 d,, .1.1)11'S RCN
NIE, 1:1:0. FAVI curl.
In "Ilk Children's Children"
Sinn Nei.Jeh and News Weekly
IVEDIVISD
lls.'l,El II %RIM
In "The rrinter'N 91.111 . 7
Imptiltst
, Cqn9;tl3, "On Till: Job.
7111.7114D.11" S. FRIDAY—
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The "Old Oaken Bucket" was a nice subject for a
pretty song - But nowadays we'd hate to drink out
of it until we boiled the water.
Just as harmful and just as out of date is the
"Old Wooden Washtub". Our "Rotigh•dry-service"
does all it used to do and irons flat work besides at
a small expense., , ,
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