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FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924
TALK "PENN STATE"
Within the nest few weeks Penn State will have completed its
way-ninth year as an institution of higher learning in the State of
Pennsylvania—and a most glorious year it has been Much progress
has been made during the past eight months, but more still remains
to be accomplished. It seems a long time ago that the campaign for
a Greater Penn State was inaugurated, a campaign that was broad
cast throughout the. Commonwealth wherever Penn State Alumni were
to be found; and even carried into foreign fields It received sup
port wherever it was talked among men, but it was not talked enough
It is surprising to find how little the average citizen of the State
of Pennsylvania kpows about this College; how few people under
stand that it is the only truly representative institution of higher,
learning maintained by the State Here is an opportunity for the li
undergraduates of Penn State to perform a good service for their
Alma Mater. Talk Penn State , There is no need, as some have
done, for the Pcnn State man or woman to place h,inself or herself
at the head of a group and declare "I'm a Penn State Man", there
is no need to make onesell an idol of curiosity. Better would it be
for the vacationing student to spend his idle momenta in seclusion
rather than to bring disfavor upon himself as a Penn State man by
any such show of autocracy
There are countless instances wherein a good work may be per
formed among the citizens of each and every home community that
is represented at this College It is not intended that subscriptions
to the campaign fund be solicited, neither is it suggested that the
" home town" people be bored with endless tales of Nittani valor
But it is essential that people of the State know something of the
college which, primarily, is an institution governed and conducted by
them It is essential, moreover, that they take part in the progress
that is being made in higher edacation. It is part of the code of
loyalty of every undergraduate registered upon the books of Penn
State to impart this knowledge to the people
The College is fortunate in having such a widely distributed re
presentation of students There is scarcely a section of the State
of Pennsylvania that has not sent its youth to this institution. Let
there be created a tidal wave of information concerning the develop
ment of the College, its traditions, what it stands tor, how it is man
aged, what it has accomplished and hopes yet to achieve, how it is
governed,'what it offers the field of information is unlimited, let
the undergraduate impart this knowledge to the citizens of this
Commonwealth Ample and instruct'', e literature has and is being
supplied by the College, any of which may be obtained merely for the
asking.
There are tuo groups of men employed by the College that are,
perhaps, shouldering the burden of "talking" Penn State wherever
they go; they arethe County Agents and the E\tension Representa
tives They have set an example that might well be followed by the
undergraduates with much resulting good being accomplished There
is one thing that must be remembered, however, and that is that the
"talker" must necessarily place himself in the background he must
not try to put himself across, but he must put Penn State across, he
must give the information to the public, for they :re paying for it
and should understand its value
A NEW GYMNASIUM
At last comes the welcome news that a new gymnasium will be
built on the Penn State campus Already the erection of Watts and
Varsity Halls has started that Greater Penn State project on the first
leg cf its Journey After making provision to house the students the
next matter of importance is their physical well-being, and the new
gymnasium, as it has been outlined, will amply provide for this phase
of the student life at Penn State
With the growth of the institution both in numbers and physical
effect, the College v.lll take on an added importance among the in
stitutions of its kind in the country and it is predicted that with such
growth and enthusiasm it will be but a comparatively short time be
fore it ranks second to none
It is planned to have the building complete, or at least well under
process of construction, by the fall of 1926 That will be an op
portune time for the dedication of such a building as it.will then
stand as the third landmark of Penn State's progress since the inaugu
ration of the two million dollar building fund campaign. The new
gymnasium will be complete in every detail and will afford many ad
vantages which heretofore were deprived the student One notable
feature of the proposed plan is that provision has been made for a
swimming pool; a long felt want at this institution. It is assured
that it will be largely patronized The student body is to be con
gratulated upon this latest building project and the College officials
commended for the forward step which they have taken.
PLAY TO BE GIVEN AT
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JOINT PROGRAM IN JUNE
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