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News Editor this issue 1 . 1 L. KELLNER
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924
THE ELECTIONS
Information which causes many Penn State men to knit their eye
brows and to furrow their foreheads has been brought to light
concerning the outcome of the attempted election of the fieshman trial
presidents last Tuesday night. It appears as though the first-year
men had already negun to indulge in a practice which, it it is contin
ued, will ultimately result in class .disruption, disharmony of class
principles, ethics, and cooperation
Not all the freshmen attended their class meeting, an offense
which is serious enough in itself to warrant some action to insure a
larger attendance at the ne•,t gathering It has been estimated that
between siy and seven hundred men were seated in the Amphi
theatre, evidently so convened for the purpose of conducting their
clitsa business in an honorable and noteworthy manner To the fresh
men were disu ibuted almost a thousand election ballots \\ luta the
tone came to elect the men to be considered as trial-presider t> it its
mound that two hundred ballots, more or less, were needed to supply
each man wtth a chance to vote Moreover there wette certain men
who had not even received a single ballot Indications pointed
strongly to the assertion made later that some men had i emitted more
than one ballot
When the truth of the distribution of the ballots became known
the election was postponed until a later date It was the only course
to take under the circumstances When the election is again held
let the ballot be distributed to each man as he enters the door, that will
eliminate the possibility of any man exceeding his legitimate voting
power
But the more serious side of this affair has not yet been discussed
If the election had gone through and those men had been elected to
participate by competition for the office of class president, it is not to
he supposed that they would represent the popular choice of the Class
of 1928 Furthermore, the Freshman Class would not want any one
of those men, illegally elected, to become its president later on Why
then have scme men brought suspicion upon themselves by openly
trying to rule the elections',
There is not the slightest inkling of honor or spirit evidenced in
such conduct, neither is there the remotest sense of fair play shown in
the acticn If there has been any electioneering, and such a thing at
present is entirely out of the category of Penn State class elections,
it should either be unearthed or smothered tip now or else decide to
have an open campaign during which time the candidates for election
could be "stumped" and talked up as is done in national and state
political elections
The fraternities hate always been condemned as having exerted
fraternity politics in various elections conducted at Penn State. To
some extent this has probably been true and without doubt it will
continue as long as there is competition for supremacy and represen
tation in undergraduate affairs Would it not be well, therefore,
for Student Council to take this matter under advisement and endeav
or to determine in what respects open campaigning for class offices
and elective committees would be both benificial and iniurious* ,
There need be no evil influence arise out of an open campaign for
class offices Men will recommend their choice for office those
candidates whom they think most fitted for the position regardless of
whether there is a ban placed on a uniform and organized electioneer
ing campaign
The evil which results from popular elections comes from hatred
and malice, and these are usually occasioned by personal differences
and dislikes The election can and should be conducted on a fair
and square basis in every instance, but the matter of presenting and
preparing the voting body for a wise and correct selection of candi
dates should receive more attention and publicity than has heretofore
been accorded such affairs.
THE FIRE
The COLLEGIAN takes this opportunity to express its sympathy
for those people who suffered loss during the recent conflagration
Several families were swept from their homes with no chance' to re
cover personal belongings, and with scarcely time to save their lives
Much credit is due those Men who so ably assisted in fighting the
flames It was only due to their tireless efforts that the fire was kept
from spreading over the whole business diNtrict of the town. Fortun-
YALE PROFESSOR TO BE
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
MANDOLIN CLUB HOLDS
SMOKER FOR NEW MEN
Will Be Staged in Band Rooin at
Seven O'clock Tonight—y. 0.
Thompson To Speak
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FIFTY-PIECE BAND WILL
APPEAR AT' PITTSBURGH
I To Play at Thanksgiving Football
Game—Broadcasts Program
Wednesday Night
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Pc nn • tte Ind tt ill le 11 eSt tte Col
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GLEE CLUB PREPARES
FOR TRIP NEXT WEEK
Songsters Will Leave for Kane
Kinpariom and Brookville
Next Wednesday
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ben town 11110 t.ln rt m'tt to him
4- Records out today •
: Go, Fanmahre—Fox Trot
Words—Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra
( Have a Little Fun—Fox Trot t Waring's
i Oat of a Million You're the Only One Pennsylvanians
THE MUSIC ROOM
The First National Bank
State College, Pa.
The secret of the very satisfactory
progress of the First National Bank is
to be discovered in the principles which
have characterized the activities of the
institution throughout its existence.
Security, Stability and Servith:
W. F. FOSTER, President
DAVID F. KAPP, Cashier
It is the Cut of the Clothes that Counts
THANKSGIVING
Have a Big Warm Overcoat in
time for the holiday
r
If you have put off buying your winter overcoat, let
us remind you that Thanksgiving' is right around the
corner. Let us show you our Society grand models.
They're wonderful.
THE QUALITY SHOP
M. FROMM
Always Reliable Opposite Front Campus Since 'l2
Friday, November 21, 1921
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