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News Editor this issue
FRI DAY. OCTOBER 24. 1024
NVELCONIE ALUMNI
The Nittany Lion shakes himself and his mane bristlcs, the taste
of battle is already open his lips. He is an impatient creature and
desires action: he shall have it. From far and wide his call has been
heard and his followers are returning to the lair where they will join
with hint in a glad reunion. The alumni arc coming back.
Penn State is the old Penn State that you knew when you were
in college. True. Allen Street has been paved and a new post office
building has been erected. but the same Spirit is here. The same
fight and loyalty still abounds.
Wait until you see that Freshman cheering szction; wait until
you hear the Band boom forth, and that "Old College Yell" come
from the throats of three thousand students, then you will know that
the Penn State traditions which you helped to make are still being
held in high reverence.
Penn State stands for everything that is good. When you wit
ness the great unselfish spirit that predominates among this great
family, you will surely know that your endeavors of past years have
not been in vain. The student body has worked hard to make Penn
State the cleanest college in the country—and nothing will he sacri
ficed to attain this end. The alumni will help for they have been
reared upon Penn State honor.
The undergraduates have been looking forward to this reunion
even as much as the alumni. Many committees have worked faith
fully to arrange for your comfort while you are here. Over this
week-end the College is placed at your disposal. It is hoped that
nothing which is good and which you enjoyed during your undergrad
uate days will be found lacking. You are not going to he invited to
yell with the students (you'll do it by ycur own accord). you are not
going to be asked to do anything except have a good time. Penn
State welcomes you.
LET THE BAND DECIDE
It is the aspiration of all professional men to he as widely known
as possible and, musicians are no exception to this rule. The mem
bers of the Penn State Band, aspiring as they arc for recognition, are
anxious to make as many trips during the year as possible. It is a
natural and well-founded ambition.
The Nittany musicians did not go to the Atlanta game and ever
since that time much inquiry has been raised as to the possibility of
making the three containing football trips. Practically assured of
attending the Penn and Pitt games. the Band has centered its atten
tion on the Navy game on November first at Annapolis.
A question of finances, a matter of first consideration when such
trips are involved. wises in connection with the point at issue: Shall
the Band attend the k:avy game or shall it sacrifice this trip in favor
of securing a sufficient number of new uniforms to fully equip the
entire outfit next season?
At first thought it scents foolhardy to place a question before
any body of students wherein there is a possibility of depriving them
of their personal enjoyr nt. But upon second consideration it
seems only fair to alloy the question to be thoroughly aired before a
decision is reached.
Two main points come up in the discussion cl this question: First.
shall the Band take the trip and give its support to the team, and sec
ond, is this support sufficiently meritorious to warrant prolonging
the purchase cf the new uniforms?
Inasmuch as it will be hardly possible for the Band to make the
trip to the Navy game and still he supplied with fifty additional uni
forms next season, it is highly important that the question he settled
with a feeling that the right procedure is being adopted whatever the
outcome of the issue may bring forth.
It is remembered that the Rand is a loyal organization and that
it has worked hard to attain a place of recognition among similar
organizations. Penn State in prcud of its hand and would like to
send it to every foreign contest. but there is a sensible feeling of
loyalty which often prompts men to sacrifice personal gain so that
the masses may benefit thereby. It is a matter for the Band to de
cide.
k PENN STATE VOTE
Flow would Penn State vote at the polls on November fourth?
The presidential campaign has waged long and hot and the platforms
of the three main parties have been fully aired and either condemned
or approved.
In order to obtain a fcrecast of the potential strength of the
eligible voters at Penn State. arrangements have been made by the
COLLEGIAN to take a straw vote among the undergraduates and
faculty.
A ballot will appear in next Tuesday's issue which may be dipped
and used by the undergraduates and members of the faculty. Suit
able boxes will he located at various advantageous points on the cam
pus for the disposal of these ballots.
The poll will close at twelve o'clock noon on Wednesday, October
twenty-ninth. In the tabulations following the total results, which
will be announced in next Friday's issue of the COLLEGIAN, those
students who are under twenty-one, and hence ineligible to vote, will
be separated front the eligible voters in order to allow an accurate
forecast of the actual Penn State vote as it would be cast at the polls
on NoveoLber fourth.
your e,utlents of the PeonO3l
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