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DIT7INI.II. STIFF
W. 7.. P:-a•• ".71 FM:tor-in-Chief
J. If. f e rn 'eei'. ant
El. Ara-a:4 '2: Managing Editor
Elirrons
TI. W. Cohen If. 1.. K. A. Shatter '26
W.. 7. trail.",2.r; A. K. Smith .2G
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J. IL AT it '27; PtttineFF. Manager
Manager
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Prin,int; and Vithll,l:mg Co. Iflniding.
Teitithone: :291i1V. WU.
3ierther of Eastern intereellettlate NPwspaper Association
Edi!or ti:is
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1921
SCiFOLARSIIIP AIVARDS
it s often 'i'h no cr.:l , :zientiotts attempt to sleet the most de
Av . , men an..! that
to aniaa' Eaolarship a‘vards that are made
TYs. unicrtumr.e. It would
at l'cr.n
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dc•cisirm ;i1 t;le niatt-2c c:
i:iZeStoer-G ,C un'icr'77r-dEntes vlto were most deserving.
In:ccnt el'xt:or.s in thz Seni , :r Class in twenty-five can
didat:s being selected :or consideration in scholarship awards. These
names now go before the :acuity scholarship committee for final
jutip.ment.
List year. notes or bitter diseopointment , xerc heard from some
who though: that they h•ad been overlooked when the swards were
made. And it it emir natural that a conscientious student would
desire to be inelud ontr.ng these •::ha were considered eligible for
such honors.
The paint of the matter lies in the interpretation of what con
stitutes the best basis on which to hertow these considerations of
merit. It is believed that the student whr). while maintaining a high
standard of sitelars: - iip. contributes the most good to the uplifting
of the institutirn, and at the sente time pt . ,:seats a needy case for
financial support. shcut.l receive the first consideration.
The most important time for suc:t a consideration of the merits
of the respective candidates is before the undergraduates vete on the
men and written. There should he a COMlTlittee composed of both
faculty and undergraduases to investigate the conditions surrounding
each candidate for a scholarship award. Upon a report of the find
ings of this committee the students could vete intelligently and to
the best aLlvantage to all concerned.
There is no doubt hut that the faculty committee will carefully
and diligently rmrsue the respective qualifications of the candidates
and base its selections ecc c rdingly. Such being the procedure there
can be no further quibhlo as to the awarding or these particular sehol
arshirf,. Here. however. is food for student thought and an oppor
tunity to put int , : practice that fmnous line which reads: "None but
the best deserve the fair." •
'MAT PENN STATE "HELIAP
Rig:lt now while the freshman is being beset on every side with
threats front the upperclassmen and is probably receiving words of
counsel from his future fraternity brothrs, an opportunity; presents
to add a curd of friendly advise :hat may help mold the year
ling into a better Penn State mau.
There Las horn a custiun es:tablished on this campus which is not
uncommon to other institutions requiring that every freshman regard
on undergraduates as acquaintanc2s or even as friends. This cus
tom, insignificant as it may seem. is intended to famish the individual
a chance to become more intimately associated with the other fellow.
Reference is math: to the Penn State "Belle,'
It is a custom for all i'cnn State men. regardless of class or sta
lion, to sa}• "Ilello w to each other when passing on the street or in
the halls cr on the campus. But it is mere than a custom as applied
to ircshmen: it is a rule—a law not to be broken without punishment.
Perhaps it is nct the freshman's fault that Its has not acquired
the characteristic manner in which the "Hello" is intended, for upper
classmen are equally as lax in extending this word of greeting and
fellowship to each other as are the freshmen.
The - Hello - is not a salutation carrying with it an ac
knowledgement or s"bmissica to upperclassmen. Neither is it a
passing word to be spoken is an off-hand manner as though the an
nunciator eared not whether he received a reek•. The Penn State
- Hello" is intended to create a spirit of cooperation and friendship
between all classes and races on the Nittany campus. And; when
property spoken it conveys the same cordiality as does the handshake
which is seen so frequently when College opens in the fail.
It is a sign of recognition. a common word which is embodied in
the Pena State spirit. and as such should be highly regarded. "The
cheery 'Hello' marks the true Penn Stater." would be a good slogan
for a practice week to re-establish the familiar greeting on the campus.
Penn State is a democratic institution. Get the habit of saying
"Hello."
SEWA(IE DISPOSAL I'LANT I GET-TOGSTIIEIF: 11E1,1) BY
WILL INSTALL NEW TANK AG FACULTY iIIE'AII3ERS
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It no feet in depth. The new toklition front of ti, .%;triultural
V. ill du :may, htrge extent, with ltefresinn.•nt Caere provided by wives
the objection:ll4o odor: Which let ve the rayon:: members. and the :tit:dr
Iron a seuree of eemplhint :it the WAS I • laiali'd a :narked sneeess by all
want. , p:.rtielponts.
IL L. KELLNER
I:n:lcrgradiint,.; votes for his choice
conimittc . c. having final
failed' to (Innate the
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REGISTRAR GIVES DATA
ON STUDENTS ENROLLED
School of Engineering Leads in
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Gridiron Gossip
repeats Itself: The Illttle nr
(;•ityshtiev. will I, enneto.l again
St:m• gyathiatt , van
tviu•n 'snaps - litnanurl wa•s Having
with (10(1p:burg.
Question.. 2011-pound fullkick is Car
rying tilt hall. Only a 110-p - emi•l eilla
lorin•i: Stands 111 , 1tVeen I.illl and the
goal posts. What Fll6lllll the Irni
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Thr ginartt.rhaol:
reign a ln•okrtt leg or sonit•thia,:-
‘Vittiol Mill 11.011 k
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Lost year. twn Nittany stutlonts
in 11.1rn9slnirg without funds %Own tivt
tysintrg pinyt.l its annual t•Ltsh with
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In twit Irate/led the noun' from thr
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PrevitA Melting tilT for
l't-nn Slate It would save 111110 to
star: play 011 the .:rank-card
Christmrs nreeting Car4l:; offer an
taittFual opportunity In earn $:15.011
$7.11.01) teceldy extra. \\*eel:ly payment.
solaples MI-.
lilt WHIP today.
Dept. :IVi. ,lehn .1. Hertel ('a., lit W.
Washio - da Chicago.
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LEADERSHIP IN VALUE GIVING
3 Piece Bed Davenport Suite
at $84.75
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Bed Davenport, Rocker and Floor Chair upholstered in
brown or black extra heavy Spanish mule-skin,
Oak or Mahogany. A guaranteed suite manu
factured by the originators of bed davenport.
Shop, Compare and Be Convinced That This Offer
Cannot Be Duplicated Elsewhere at This Price.
Sample Suite Shown In Our Window.'
We o BRACHBILL
Spring St.—Established 1841—BELLEFONTE, PA.
r'NcIN 7 IFIZING EXTENSION FRESHMEN THRONG TO
M. M. HARRIS CHOSEN - 'LN Arr
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Players Sdeeted
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STATE COLLEGE, PA.
W. L. Foster, President
David F. Kapp, Cashier
Records Out Today
Smith's Quality Ice Crea
exacting.
SMITH'S ICE CREAM FACTOR
Bell 250 500 %V. Beaver Ave.
"Huck" Taylor, Head Cheerlead:
17rges Yearlings Tn Cire
Unbiased Support
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Waring's Pennsylvanians
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The Music Room
A Better Ice Cream
at No Greater Cost
Smith's Ice Cream has established itself as
a State College Favorite on Merit Only.
For Food Value, Flavor, and
Velvety Smoothness, Smith's
Ice Cream measures up to the
highest standards of the most
We can supply Pasteurized Milk
Pasteurized in Glass
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