Page Two Penn State Collegian Publlobed eeml-weekly during the College year by atudents of the' Penneyl •antn State College, la the Interest of =dente, Faculty, Alumni, and Friends of the College. H. B. Helm, B. B. Colvin, '24 C. B Tilton, '24 ASSOCIATE EDITORS F. P. George, '25 J. H. Lum, '25 H. S. Morris, '25 W. I. Pratt, '25 Women'n Editor . Mies E. R. Lowry-, '24 Assistant Women's Editor . M. Parley, '2O I=l=l H R IfcCulloch, "A . W. W. Stahl . 2.4 .. . L. M. Aronson. '24 —. Business Manager Advertlalng Manager _Circulation ➢danger ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS R. C. ;Indy. '25 J. M. Eisler. '25 J. R. McCulloch, 16 EMEZEI A It Dunlap. '26 B Butler, '26 R. T. Kriebel, '2O R. A. Shutter, '26 IL L Kellner, TO S Ro9enteld. .20' N. .7 Durbin. 20 If. tiV Cohen, '2O A. IL Smith, '26 The Penn State Collegian invites communications on ant subject of college Interest. Letters must bear the signatures of the writers. All copy for Tues day's issue must be In the face by noon on Monday, and for Friday's issue,%) noon Thursday. Subscription price. 22.20, 11 paid before January Ist, 1124 After Salutary let, 1924, 22 10. Entered at the PosteMee, State College. Pa. as second class matter. °lnce: Nlttany Printing and Publishing Co Building Telephone: SDMY, Bell. Member of Eastern Intercollegiate ,liensnaper Association News Editor this issue F P. GEORGE TUESDAY, ➢LARCH, 25, 1924 CHAMPIONS! Penn State may well be proud of her boxing and wrestling teams racing a formidable list of rivals, they have fought their way to in tercollcgrite championships and have set up a record, unique in the history of college sports and one that is likely to stand for many )cars. Tc these Nittany athletes and their coaches, the student body c•tends its congratulations They have done much for Pdnn State The history of athletics at this institution has been a brilliant one Year after year has followed; bringing fresh laurels and adder fame to Penn State But it would be hard to find more impressive ‘ictories than have been gained this year. A football eleven, missing if championship by but a narrow margin, an undefeated soccer team a successful basketball team, the exploits of Nittany runners on for elm' tracks and now, as a crowning triumph, come championships in wrestling and bos mg. Truly, this is the Golden Age of Penn Stan athletics. Intimately wmen into the fabric of these struggles of Nittan3 athletes in victory and defeat, is the story of a constant effort to live up to the highest ideals of sportsmanship. 'Here is the inspiring thing in the record of athletics in this Nittany Valley. It is satisfy. mg indeed, that the Nittany Lion has gained such an imposing arrat cf victories, untainted by the charge of poor sportsmanship. The spirit of fair play is one of the finest of Penn State tradi firms. rortunate is the undergraduate who absorbs it and makes of it a Riiding prpciple in the sterner struggles of life. GROUP RESPONSIBILITY Doting the early existence of the Penn State Club an extensive .program of athletic and social activities was carried out In the past sear these activities have been so few that the work of the club as an organization has been hardly discernible The only npparen' reason for this is the Fact that the non-fraternity man lacks the nec cssary interest to keep it in a thriving condition In rn editorial on February eighth, it was pointed out that it it possible for the Penn State Club to become n power on the campus Unfortunately,' this cannot be done by the efforts of a few, but mus result from the combined and unified efforts of all non-fraternit} men To support the proposed Penn State Honor Code a revival of the interest shown at the birth of this organization four years ago is needed. Petty prejudices are of no avail, but group responsibility on the part of all concerned will aid materially in the success of this project. It is a complaint frequently heard among the unorganized stu dents that college activities are governed by fraternity men This is due largely to the fact that fraternities possess in some degree three requisites which Make themselves evident in the form of leaders, or ganization and support. The non-fraternity men have leaders but lack the organization and support necessary for success Not only do fraternities choose leaders but they also develop them To say that all leaders are fraternity men is lust as untrue as that all frater nity men ale leaders What is to prevent the unaffiliated group from taking part in college life, participating in activities rather than remaining out of them and "crabbing" about fraternity control' , Let the non-frater nity man use his latent ability in making his presence known. The very fact that he is a Penn State student ought to be proof enough that he its ability. If these men but realize it, theirs is the same pri vilege on the campus as that of the fraternity man. Social functions, activities mid active part in college affairs is within their grasp, but there must be organization to guide them which recognizes its responsi bility to a group Fraternity success is dependent upon this element of responsibility The question then arises: Would not an organization of all non fraternity men become unwieldy' , The answer is no, provided that the unit system is carried out. At the present time, there is a divisional system which separates these inen into units for the purpose of ath letic competition. This idea could be worked out still further. It is a healthy sign when individual students take an active inter est in discussing the problems which ore presented from time to time 111 college life In a letter published last week in the COLLEGIAN, a junior hits upon one of the big difficulties which prevents the growth of Penn State ideals If, as the Writer suggests, there ore prejudices and jealousies existing between fraternity and non-fraternity men, immediate steps should be taken to correct this condition. Penn State is a democratic college and such it should be if it is worthy of, recog titian as a state institution where students of all ranks - are privileged to gain an education. Has the Penn State Club degenerated to the point where it is incapable of progress? Its founders had a , vision of a ,group on the campus which could be pointed to with pride if any ideal, such as the proposed Honor Code, is to be realized tliere must be unity of efforts, fraternity and non-fraternity men working for the same end. Each group must recognise its own responsibility. There is no place at Penn State for prejudice of any kind. DEVELOPMENT OF BOXING---ITS VALUE TO COLLEGE STUDENTS By Coach The hlstni3 ur busing Is .1 surly of et.olutlon from the rough and hint tl (01(11008 111.11 1111111,11 the (11 at 1 . 11.1(."11V1 In enesells ante too gladlatois emot ed the ling, shell (bun shod olth trout studs, and inoeeeded to 1,1101 them -0,110.0 1111111 one fell. eshatetted and In sensible Edltar-In-Chtof lirtnaging 'Editor Managing Editor 'Boxing 0.11 elude Intl 11011 hot lit tle celenee up until the time of the humus Sullitan-Collaut bout ai Nett lift tns Sunk ot tt Is a ttpleal 14 tr- nom fighter in marked contnnst to Co,. bett olth speed and tletorne99 l , tv mall, the that box. The fight , o lit moult-too Inuit & Sullltsn es-I hsusted himself Its Ids - ulld hinges ;AI the eluuitC Col hell Intl the troop nms l talumilll (In .1%111 Mem Mute strength This famous bout mas the fit st ehant pionshlp m aril that o is fought nutlet the Mot otria of Queensbui I oleo The old farm Prior Ring rules hut been nselt up 011111 that time Intl the omit. Mot 11 Intl Inn.m to nn) the le ea The' fighters ocre :Ahmed to Indulge In rough Ind tumble Mark, the could climb and lilt Intl vnme etell ent.eltd Olt ling spit hest3, spikes In Melt shoes Anotlier importlnt , feature 111111 1 tumid ended ohen one of the, coutescints fell Porn e•haustlon, a blow or otO osestled doom to the flout Thin! 11110' ninny' of 1110 0141 fights . oent almost a hundied murals The Moguls of Queensbuty rules, hooeVer, is used In the Codicil-Sulli van bout Item very moth 11110 Shave thst a In scan° tod iy The insumns- Min of three toles and the 01) 1 e .01 uveil Corbett m Iced the 4eginnlng 44r modern s l elentlfic boxing ColleglatelaAlhg N, Iv, prulriblv, ChM. spotimicil ‘t Tile 1 bellete it in is In 1910 11.1 I flint sato I college boxing mllOll it th it Institution These mine 1111 t-mm 11 bouts. boomer, and the mall it between Penn mil Penn State n 1119 nlly ,the first Interealleglate nitwit The adoption of boNInC. 10 the eel -I,cge4 of th'n count) hal been n one at intoi In the halo mement of pi ofes- I'oll J nuns Problbly the most lan tcl ent e between the tn Net 4 tC t in tit it the pc9fenntnnals eon hit `l.llO an One tun to face nom I clinch In tollegl Ito boxing, hottmel, the lef tea In In it Ileged to nepnrate the eon ' ect laa< at ant time Any toughness t ong college tinter, Is, thelefore, of en the f mit of the lefelee 8, 4't tppllo Ilion or thla tote roaulls n Flrvt Irma mulch that It largell mule up of lilt% rniaona and cannon U. OF MICH. ADOPTS PLAN - TO BETTER CHEERLEADING an atterrpt to 'mutat, e the cheer . feeling at the Universitn of Michigan Ilan av, male oherobn there 0111 be 'Aar mired n gonad or sic men ‘OlO 0111 onatitute the cheerlendere About this ,•Irne this squad will recommend 1, pre .l,lolll Itglot [Nee mon oho then ,nellese woold make catrthle cheerleadtra - on next w The Student Council Bel ,t!1 too more• end the student both notea -- Su its melee or inad cheer leader PRINCETON SIVIMMRIP4 CLINCH TITLE BY BIN OVER COLUMBIA Tile Princeton owimming teem clinch t,the 1924 Suimming League title Alien tine 3 defeated the eolumbi t teem ,lost ewe': by I \Me or 48-1 1 1 The Princeton teem cent through the see ,on 13 ithont defeat One of the limit pity, liiitten in the past decide loyidileo. 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Babson( Institute 1 fElf-,1 Washington Ave. Babson Park, (1,..Z . ;) Nam SANFORD'S MUNTAIN PEN INK Wilt Improve the Action PAWof Any Fountain • Pen r %-• COLORS i rGIS ALL SIZES - "The Ink That Made Thi Fountain Pen Possible" THE PENN , STATE COLLEGIAN I=Miiiiil eo Houck ThL4 rule it 104 tat Ical applied In tingl roll uhere point. Ire deducted hhen it I,oNel doe., not !neat, non nom t lint II lit once on it the mutton that Ritchie, the goon Annelln in light height Champion, lost to Uelelt, the English contender The Alnollo.lll 01 . 111 not Uteri to the uttlet toplittlion or the rule lig,thott tllnthitta Quite often the her.ure slneenvint will /nth:o the tel the of two lno , ets theli soltrtssolvlsness Of won (0. ails IV 011) I. in trtlcula!ly to be tech ell In a hitter but .11 then one time son shier, lion must lie given to the numtt ho Is the to heed out of the urn - of his op 1100011.s blows and Otto come both with I clew, counter .As a t could the I Olin mho maltdolns the e Is often not the Inet3 hose,. 111/Nino In the final an 'hots lo Pee l/ Ihll, the gl e nest doclopen of not of lend neon Is I hsye pl sNeil intoftenslon all. Ins6etbnil Intl football but It I It) Is been my eowlent c that bunting is' the gnestest. of -an) Of thll'm to keep MRII In welltion I hhe only to point to some uf the mend professional boxing fen examples of Oils Welch chin bomer light vs eight contender Intl White. ono of the foie movt contenders for the I.lnone during the hist tuenty tears. (vete both Punt Ind consumptit; C liefroc the/ took up Innxinu And then Ouse is Leon tnl lie entered the trim - unbent lie smts four teen )ears old 01th I Pont Phssdlue, Olt de, eloped Into one of the tie des: I of modes n brvets. I uould 111.0 to ice met) student In college devoting some time In lamlng. Lc the ph% okal ilmolopment It v 111 bring and the ii'Onfoltince 11191 come, mint t linouledge of et ell the rudiments of Reif-defense Limbo the illrgetlon of a ompetent Instructor thole In Pale tl Inger in bon ing 11 is only ,11011 1 man Is In no extruottetl condition th it he It 1191,10 to 1111 m y That btu), in profession -11 the referee will sometimes stop .1 bout when tone of the fighters recched net Ora Mous wound the heir[ Intl seems to be in to eshousted coma:don rev this temein I osee nn leivnn nitit itnNin4 stimulti not lie inught in holy In pose (Ilkley nun high ...heels, met anis- it vital t nit], the finny-IsMitling anti ennfitieneeeliteetitn.; (guiltiest flint hexing preetessev elentiti be intim tug lov college men. Ittmo Itemlek 3011 he the author or fro. Next, of MN series of artkles 1,3 footle} member, COLUMBIA TO 11`PPOILT r nosu B &FR tilt IT: vm. 111 , 111 - NO. 1921 Columbia will be woven ted on the diamond eth 'Alt a fre4infut hatiolotll team for nit, first time in more than a decade The J. B. Williams Company, Glastonbury, Conn NOTICE TO STUDENTS -pirl4, Suits ordered for any coming affair 11 - will positively be received on time. •-- . On large orders we will personally deliver _,/.'` 11 and bring back our suits. . F SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 4 ' --? , See Levy for the Junior Prom 44 0 WHITTINGTON DRESS SUIT COMPANY -_ - IS. B. LEVY 'Beta Sigma Rho House it Phone 199 Letter Box MI. to of the Collegian ant Sir The other die a attitlent said lo me i'liin't. the Ilona, Cads lost alt ;Met nil'" 1 think It about time that we 1110150 Me. e \ ietly what we mina its the rson State Code 0.11,1.1111 y ne think of lighting fot Ptrin :Mae ns Shining 1501210] Pitt e Inoglne that the only tidos: tie MO 1114 at ~..preymng. Penn State Spir it qutidtle or owing the fseuho. Is lit tee ins of t Ilst-Ilhht or I's glotlfled totilvalent, t faith ill prone, A. t twit ter of fret, the hullo ground tilton ultlch Mon State t In hest he dtfended Is the t onat 'eneo of the Mali ithlqi Rill. rd Whenn loan Inmselr 'Shall I alai fah in Oils evintinalion t the the nun 1. I honeiitla o^rh tll I et in Ind ton down the rep utation or the the morsle of nii• el tssiestea Intl my ono eh ir oiler fat the site or I theti dened aheep idifit ' Ot theiln "Shall I bone lot the int! h or shall I jimmy the tt Mann of the dip tment nllii e old get a rapt ohtsd of time? S'a 111 I bur my ten or on or alt ill I ate 11 iL Item the et e Inns • Or sit dn. "Sh ill I heeti Ina haute psi ty gill out nit night foi the sdlte of a fen Lout is of s' silf fun, alt al Id t 5 nh NOM tier, the fin- Soft, nut the college"' 'When a man a"lts hintselr theta' question, Moe I. 1 light for Penn SI de The question Is It non t In' Pig 01 a n inning light It Is ,t fight mote vim th ado ring' for Penn Stile thnn Tien on M OIt le elt implonshle It in a foil t that must be .011 If Penn St tte 't ung to 11 we 11101 e th in a Smits ) t fertlllred In I cotton hoot The Pt nn Sttito tit" 11 11 Ile-, Penn St Ito art the lira f the 4/11(telll Thoughts of Others -1 EXAMINATIONS? NO! (The (women.) If tut thing could be incite optlniNtle, tab.", tile], the • oulpoint of the what ot the chilli. thin v.ltt Isng a out esltn n anon." it Ihe tecent rl ton,ntmit "r the den tlttrient. rr t ,upc tloten-Io n.e it the \ atlonnl Etl ur in t • i1111, it sin' f,,nr. diet tartr kited at thl rzn un,ounit, ungOrntille and nr ill% tnt•lningle,, and of romve pnv'tion iv 11,501110 1 , , In line v tilt ••The l etc otlt et pit Itt or tie eta , rot ot , ,et Is 'term aelj Irolleated h. the tt !tire t. saolloatioa, ' or I%corn Ito or the T. n't.e, Clue I go •• (Me student :nay 010 . ., to, .41 0,0111 to 1111 Mt lie 1,1 01111 a Jumble or d'egoelated fitly tt Ithout ON yr molt 1C•,%%•.C%C . 04.%, , C,;%%"%.4..0.4 1 ;%%%... , i 1 LN1CVMMVC ' ninndlng thelt mennicir, in 'llte - txtlig- In glen loom the nest flye rot d Sint knowledge Slththe onion utility lig the superliiMititident unuttered tag nuldegt. The gret 'type gins forget Illy hugs hltylg wceh, Set he In OS en the ennui grade hip more Intelligent ell, ,minte "- Thin la the tt nth but not the m hole t nth concerning this nernielnua 91,11- trill of - tewting." If the a tinteTh - uth bete told, Ineluding all the allied elle/dingy, the examinalloblqtltem . amid not holt another dot n 'tiny I toperly roilotated tahool if ;0" In erery other field of life we are gauged 11{ toll tt 00 110 from Lit to ~ / l) In e‘ t line of husink-9 'the in it II tilt men are thme uhrtApn,,heaE on the - lima to he don, Ithnui ti gala to the median of a ellgtlini t eel tin ten dwtw plel,ed nt ran dom. In vt hoot. 110 M eve,. the bent ',lndent nrtv be .111.1 ultb the m hist, be e, tt+e iris ot her glad< or Ittlon ledge ironic Iv not No tot Intre , T• on the I vhelvev to be nulled t tlehn In tI It IN 1111.1.9 .11111 1 1 VC , t1 1 1111:1Y: CCI The/ e Ins) have been n tim9 ii lien sonnatlons we/ e neressol p, hot that time in Ti Ist Today the .114' Tinto once, /nil toe sooner then tit 'e elimin ated the Ilene/ It min be (on'n, en )- r/ —The - No/ tb American,' Lhi nib, 1921 MUSIC DEPARTMENT WILL GIVE' "If. M. S. PINAFORE" An omen. In II:m.114h: of , 'nottio-of Ito 0311 INC% genuine nod rain tnin- Intr. ounto up the pt odut tin° "thlrt being rellccoqed lit the otudento one'ct the direction of the 31trile DAni.tment S rlllbetl, i'itt:l of 1:11- 51 ilia mote the it 01 do Ile totttd not 'nal, enough money 'tn' keen him slice. MO be tut ettl prte and tt•ts tr Ittst inttirwous smeet, "11. 11 S Pinnfore" hnd neven,hun- , ,1r,,1 enn4on nth.° lierforisnint e 4 In, Lon -0,01. Intl %%hen the comp triv cynic in the l lilted St ite4, mere- 1ne4i150, , 114 until no, it 14 emoted in, this countly much no in ranrltin:l • „'` VO one ever " • 1 /,Il gets tired of Melachrinos— %< their unfailing 'y ),Iquality is a loon sta) atsatisfaction. LI I ORIGINAL MELAC BIN "The' one Cigarette Sold the World Over" GET YOURi TOWEIe SLICKER ' -AT MONTGOMERY & ,CO. Alia Street Tuesday, Marelt 25,1024 TffdlifiamaffeetiP Co. ThArtliectuads, • M. TrESDAY— • lint Pomo SilOWillg of LEWIS STONE and III:LI:NE CHADWICK " In “IVIt3 11 . ..n.1Am° Mime' No.vvi Weel.l3 EDNESDAY— L :11.0O1tE S BESSIE LOVE fn uTorment" ann.* Aubt en ,Comedy VIVI:SD I.l* e. FWD NT -1111.111.111) DIX, .I.IIIN NS IL SIN, 11111101111: I),l{Y In %Alm Gre3.4 'The cell of The Canyon" A nen yell, of Leatbet revilers EZIMIII i - nin v - & SATITIMAX 111MIT I! 01IPSOX* 111 CITA Itll 1)IX, 1,1:W1S STONI In "Tile Stranger" Mod. Sennett Corned). Mi=l :Intrelt 11—April lst "A 111.:3131LIt" SIDNEY . 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