in State Collot3ian Mr:n:4 :h, t:nirnrt.tr. sr.trt lIMEMI= El= 171=1 lIMIBEIE =IEEE I:a.f,rn I titi•rc,lln!:lo. N:•%* 1 I 3ESDAY, AIARC THE MASS MEETiNG !II the undergratitiftte :er Penn 'State is losing ‘vh.:ti.:r its loracteristics of Iftir ploy, inittdit:ss nod honest en ling things of the ps!-.t. Some of thanar , .! aware of ir the condition, others art.: in it nkac -s. net a Few .=re ore still others 1. , :h0 ore int, conditions he retuctiicti? The qt: tr..o ttprer.:!:r.,... - . C, to ;It V.nd out. that the Auditorium is not largar; that - there is no: -ntire undergraduate body et... O A trod freely! . c.hi h so vitally cone to "rite two vppertdasses' •.:t• with the hope that they rdt:•, , u:•rav_l a Few of the : v•hich are today facing Prato nicn underclassmen will net he prohihited front attending, • requested that all junior, and t.eniors be en hand.: lilt: two upperelass.:s. by lit:-it seniority rest:nu:llly have a mare iy• .ied:te o; the! eNist on the etnnpllS. subjects have been suggestcd for di-eui,sion. They! .ation or students to student; on the Penn State relation et' students to the Administration. 3. Thei It;; to intercollegiate athletics et Pen!' State. intentidn making this an rt'‘aiot to solve the , a time for suggestions, clder and unhiased! ris can crane later. Each subject cec•:rs a allilti:11(1C tight he discussed. Let's get togethzi - and lied eittt! then make an earnest endeavor :1 c a r;e d i those that: ITEM IETIIODIi•I31 IN POLITIC;; stitution at Penn State, S0111'.: fifw years ago, of a ni.bmt hotly. thy added rcspon.dbility and opportun rgraduatcs to fashion their nem destinies within a s paved the way for numerous Charig:T. in campus af ovations have been introduce.; and. whare success a regular part of student routin:... but few and far an the departurcs in campus politics within the past ciccticns. candidates always count on a cr.rtain through • the process known es "hereditary voting." •ou are a Republican or Democrat iv:cause your father at politics at Penn State seem to follow along similar method of selecting class olliccr, and OthZ.T ender mtatives is good enough for the preamt student body i ;he purpose of those who have prccedeil. COLLEGIAN has advocated cpen politics ler Penn dilemeat of this question once and for all should he present Student Council Icaves oltice. Dissatisfaction •cd on ail sides in the past over nrmner in which are conducted here. and although the recent ruling raid vote cn the-three highest candidates has helped cd to remove the truly ohjectionahl..! features. tics may l•c a great help to the administration or it ity to prove itscif a hindrance. EL.:atolls as conduct s at the present time are act only detrimental to the also an injustice to the successful candidates. It is man to give his best to Penn Stec- and to his class acs a few cliques and inner rings. not a unified if hint in office! Why should student politics here be a thing to he whispered nbout and an affair to be car cover of darkness? many solutions offered is a Political Week. during ^ndidates for class offices and oilier undergraduate s will announce their intention et' running for office, forms and thus give student opinica time to shape sive manner. Every student would vote and be check hoses place:Ll at various points abeut the campus. -es could be delivered at class meetings and even be made by certain combinations 'to elect any one at least he above-board and subice: to close insp ect i on. of placing ballot boxes in close proximity to lass :-epresentative vote would lie poiied— something that meetings has railed to accomplish in the past. is a small community in itself and its student govern -anducted as such. When three votes will elect a man ;cil and less than one hundred give a student a class time that some action be taken. Secret prejudices u ambush should not be tolerated. For an unwarranted t upon an institution of any kind when its members 'dirty" politics. The instatlation of any- new system time to perfect, but at the outset, it should correct ble features of the present method. cs have been introduced in colleges and universities , particularly in the South and Vest where it has met ant success. We believe that Penn State has arrived re its student elections should be conducted in a differ now is the time for Student Council to act! =DIEM =MEE MEM =ME \.T. COHEN i. 1 hay , : liccn nod want to tion :!ii Letter Box fi Phil❑ ;If .11 Olin. Ronny 1111= 1...• I.•: re-r• conye,:iP.n I. in rno t nl,Lert.tN or ..n 11,n.., Y..n thnt it oFt:tbli,lll.4l 111 912. f.tilo'd eallFe 1111;14,,•.1 METE IMEII=I I ..1:4•rod Stntr. S.•pteml. r. 1514. ;il.ll rail Ih.• Oudynt Lady :If 'tong .1tt,t1,4!..t1 ttn , l 11. ratt..n. au , ll,.nur 1 hy tt It 1.1.- at. :h. In:4 EINE :ell he :ht. Stit•4m: of th.• MIMI= wi[ll :moth. 1 1 .1 r h. ,•,,, J ., V.IpS Olt' fa 11 tti• ill, I 1..11..t. t L:• I r.it'otl try which is vory 1114. nin.ffig 111==1 ll= :.••• !••••••••min,.. • th , ka.t. awl I,:tv.. it, IF.ng , t• t and faith in S!:.:.• II I,veyer. :hat 1, rho st11,1,•1 f .1:y tyro:, I o hots 1110 ilis•l•Phit in ill- :trif , l•• lm tlls old I lonor Sys: 010 I=l Thoughts of Others JAZZ EN(HASII I IZoil:1" M!,.! 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'you is hot' Thise and many oth, Jazz English ma a: OM of all of ask nut - hoir yoUT' 1:111}' of us say "hne' you 'pm r II ar: a: the la :work v.tudevillo is “r if a loa I< a 1 ha II Mayer throw.. goal 11•n111 a dilllrnit pnsllinr., In. if a girl's alelw:ulam:• IS (.N11141:1 lb' - many of Its say - that's the ""fr." - Don't trY to Canary toe." lII' I,llttillly was griped: . -You're rot Joekeying. - are ,npreasions own ‘arion , and 011 1 11 oreas!ens. 11'e say, boy. that's }ar' irrpgneet!ve of ‘vheth- Iv!. are refrrring . to plfiti it, 1,01111. ill] i11:C . 1,411W !Pettit,. a vandivlne tart,,, scantily Hail, or an enjoyable ins:rat prograin. Fomr ronteml thorn 10 SOUP , argu wrist :or using such Jazz English. lira it is "snappy' • and alien very exiit•rssivo fait the a:lvantagos of jazz English sr. in comparison 111 the ilisadvan nit lathrli at Jazz expres s:Gas. bill Wilell We emit tethe-: thettl. lind it t•Ntrrtnely altrieult to Mt) good I.higlisli; it $OllO beeome,.; :shuns: itutioshali) for us to eXliefee: ofnisolvos srretilly. Inability to use the Eng:hit larztrigr ) is a groat detriment In any walk of life. and a boy or kir: whn is unable to express Itimsflf or bon-eif a young, finds it ahnost itn -I.nssiLlr to use) good in lator ~..0.................... ' DO YOU DANCE? ilf Not, I - Or fit Learn 1:, ` " 5 Ready ,:--- . i NOW! C ., /(V'i , for the i— -: ..;i l _-_ ; 1 If So, ,-,,,. 1 i i io, Soph t Learn t (i J . and Hop . 4 the b: A . , i Latest -1;1 1 Other 1 Steps V.ll Dances Class and Individual Instructions Tiie New Radio, the Tango Blues, the Raggety Anne and others. MRS. N. D. HUBBELL 405.51 W. Beaver Avenue Belt Phone 118.11: THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN :I:LI 0 11 1:5 ,%:'..? A . ( 4 1....., Y 1,75-44-4 A. NM .A.... - - :•iii., , ,. by • DANIEL tc, ),..., v.- E "THE DRASTIC PAGE" % snot•T cou,Eor. i!IIIEBB=11 181= tyo:c11 from ❑tn Ceps Garno hang around and 1 or (In tho• s.1 . 1111)!Ilin;- . . ' l'm Fort•vor Mowing IMI,I)14," %%1111, a II : 4,, PiiiMitll . o I lop 1, corning Sh,lt.ourn, 14pr that is the name 1.1 the student NO. , i s stlt.lyi Ile 1,1 It et 11.• 1 . 311 110 LI, SUM/1,. tile teal, OW; e. lt,• th.• frill..v,ing Juno lEl= 11.!1.1 . jny, .x,....111110 10 FI1(111t sc.ftly "..' mndo thoh• wny: thry earl' 51..11.,:i . n.• trip No.:11y into 1111 , store. 'Miry :11, inystilitql :,•xt Iv o, 'woks. 1s inks, In , hair no:, fish jazz 14a1101 . 0 --i•VOITI11111 . 4. 811,111.1 r rt:;::::••Ins up when Ins knits his I.Wilhoi* Th.. S..l,lloinitro 110 corning I h•:tiethlaer I need the .t eh I :11..1 \ P. PM lit t . 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