Tuesday, November '9, 19|3 1
IWOMEN
IT’S UP TO YOU
' A request came not long ago
from the women’s debating team
at Buckncll asking for an en
gagement with the women’s
team at Penn State, and having
no team, we had to refuse an
opportunity which comes to us
rarely for intcicollegiatc con
tact with other women. Ac
coi cling to Professor J. 11. Fiiz
vell, vaisity debating coach,
there would bo no difficulty in fi
nancing a girls’ team, m coach
ing it, or m arranging a series of
debates. All wo need is the
team itseli.
Obviously, debating is valuable
cxpeuence for those who may
specialize in some phase of pub
lic speaking after graduation,
but not for these only. The
time has nassed when women,
like children, ucie to be seen
and not heard. Every college
woman today finds it as ncces
saiy to be able to speak with
assurance when the occasion a
r*ses as 10 wiite a letter in good
form.
In their isolated and circum
scribed position at Penn State
ll.c women of the College as a
group would piofit immensely
by the broadening influence of
contact with women iiom other
colleges. Intel collegiate athlet
ics lor gills aie impossible at
present, we are told, because of
inadequate facilities; and so m
a debating team we lwre oui
first oppoitumly foi stimulating
personal association with v\ omen
from other institutions.
At 'seven o’clock Tuesday
night in the office of the Dean
of Women, Proiessoi Frizzell
will mest team candidates
To date seven girls have signi
fied their inteiest in this new
activity—a good beginning need
ing to be followed up. Membei -
ship on the debating squad is
by personal invitation; cars w ill
not call for the candidates to
take them to the meeting; nor
can women students be lmpies
sed into service. They must
come on their own initiative.
Shall Penn State ha\c a girls’
debating team? It’s up to you.
Hockey Teams Play in
First Game of Season
The first games of the hockey tour
nament were pinned last Monday and
Tuesday on Holmes Field, the semois
rnd juniors tying m a scoie of 1 to 1
and the freshman and sophomores in a
0 to 0 tio. The sophomores and sen
iois meet in a second struggle at fivc
tlmly o’clock today
The junior-senior game plajod Mon
day was a lively struggle With the
exception of sevcial foul*, the girls
on both teams showed snappy action
and good spmt. The fast goal was
nadc by Mabel P.ecd on the jumoi
team and the scntoi goal was scored
near the end of the game by Li dm:
Robei tson
The fieshman-sophomoie game
Tuesday was a harder combat, neither:
team scoring but each trying to out
play the other. Coach Ilaiut conr- :
mended the gals on both teams for
their co-operation when m action
Compulsoiy freshman attendance
has proved successful and will con- :
tmue throughout the season.
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The Pennsylvania Association of
Deans of Women met at Harrisburg
last Friday and .Saturday at the Penn
Harris hotel for the purpose of dis
cussing and comparing piobleins con
fronted daily in the dean’s office
Among the seventj-five deans as
sembled Penn State was represented
by Dean Charlotte E Ray accompan
ied by Miss Esther Fiank '27, pifsi
dent of Women’s*Student Government.
The dinner Friday night in the Penn
Ilaru-, ball room was the most inter
esting session of the conference ac
cording to Miss Ray.'
“The Dean As Seen by the Student”
was the title of 1 the opening after-din
ner address given by Miss T W
Amos, dean of Women at the Uni
veisity of Pittsburgh. She illustrated
he» address by reading papers writ
ten by four girls who had attended
more than one college and weic cap
able of expressing honest opinions
concerning the deans with whom they
weic familiar
Aside fiom the fact that these pa
pers weie umusmg to the attentive
audience they weic equally as just
and fair in demands of an ideal
dean The one criticism agreed upon
was that any dean m order to comply
with the requnenrents listed by these
students would certainly have to be
a super-woman with no end of good
qualities.
Several cuticisms made were that
deans should not rcfci to every girl
ns “this young person”, neither should
they be “tob inquisitive”; and above
•ill things they should not be slouthy
m (iioss.
Di Beebe, president of Allegheny
College, followed Miss Amos with an
addicss on “The Dean As Seen by the
President.” “The Dean As Seen by
the Faculty” was the subject of the
speech given by Dr Camell of Tem
ple University Concluding the pro
gram Miss Stimson of Goucher col
lege and president of the National
Association of Deans portiayed “The
Dean As Seen by Other Deans.”
Satuiday meetings were mainly an
attempt to solve these various prob
lems or at best to arrive at some
definite conclusion Dean Ray ex
pressed her regrets that not more of
the woman leaders in colleges, normal,
and high schools, could not attend the
conference
LOST—Saturday, October 23, under
East Stands, a white gold Illinois
watch, initials, T M. R. on back
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SOLICITORS SEEK FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLAR GOAL
With n*i organization that piom
iscs to make the Y. W financial cam*
paign one of the most successful 1.1
yeais, the fifteen membeis of the
senior cabinet will continue solicita
tion thioughout Ill's week for the live
bundled dollai goal
More than fiflr dollars has been
luiscd to dale The woik was tem
poral ily suspended because of the
holiday foi the week-end Jli«s 11.
U Fostoi ’27, assisted by Ikli'-o Kuth
einie Holbrook MB, president of the
Town Girls’ Club, will solicit among
the women students hung ofi the
campus.
One Dollar Asked
In oidei to meet the luiancial obli
gations of the women tliangle wuik
eis each student has been nskod to
contribute the small sum of one dol
lar With the nim.il of the lecog
mt’oa pins, each sub«cnber ill je*
coive the “button” m .recognition of
hci suppoil of the voile.
♦ The Y \\ C A lccened this yeni
S2CO of the blanket tax onJ one do.ia.
uoni each women will furnish suii.r
icnl funds foi the numeious ac f . .-
ties. I'nccntage d* . mi 3 hare bco«
made as follows* National ami st.i’e
obligations 23 pci cent, social act.r*
lties 20 pci cent, student \ oik 20
per cent, conferences 25 pet cent and
Women's Handbook 10 pei cent.
Reading Room
Tapers hare been ordcicd a*u! nng
aancs will be aiiangetl foi at tne
criliest poosible date to furnish a
cuuent leading rlcovc foi the guls.
These will be placed m the Y W
room m McAllister Hall whoio they
will be arailnble at all Imps ot in'
day undei piesent plans When tile
IOaO gills’ cabinet has bejn o.garnzeu,
it will take chaigc of the sale of Penn
Stat • -eal Chustmas caias Several
designs aie in the hands of the orn
m ttee. Foui f,om the gun.n will be
chd.cn within the ne\l two weeks
Sending delegates to lh* Eagles-
! How Nittany Grid j
) Opponents Fared f
{ Susquehanna 7 P. M. C. 20 I
j Leb Valiev 21, 311 St Muvy’s 13 I
| Marietta 7, , Otterbem 0.1
f Noire Dame 25 Indiana 0 |
[ S>racus.e 7 Gooijjelown 13 \
| G Washington 6 Li sinus 5 j
I Penn 1 PENN STATE 0 j
! Buckncll 27 Lehigh 0 1
| Pittsburgh 17 \\ Virginia 7 j
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SHE PiUlsN STATE COLLEGIAK
, Score By Quaiteis
PEtfN' feTATB ■
PENNSYLVANIA
Touchdowns
Penn State, 0
Field Goals
Penn State, 0 Pennsylvania, 1
Yards Gained From Scrimmage
Penn Stale, G 2 Pennsylvania, 181
Pennsylvania. 10
First Downs
Forward Passes
Penn State, 5
Penn State, 14
Completed. 6 for S 2 jds.
Intercepted. 1
Penn State, 13
37 yards
Penallies
Penn State. 3 for 15 yds.
Returned Punts
Penn State. 7 for 48 yd*>. Pennsylvania. 8 for 62 yds.
Returning Kick-off
Penn State, 1 foi 3 yds.
uuo Confcience has foi mnv jeaj-s
been a policy of the Y. W C A but
the institution of Fieshnun \ oe'e ..n-I
the necessity foi. paying the expenses
oi lne» cabinet memoers v'o leUnn
fen it has cut shoit the amount IK
Y V. could spend in v'nding dele
gates to Eaglcsmcie if the enn
p,i *n 'his yeni is successful inc k»ca!
oigaim-ation hopes to seiu othci icp
icscntativcs in addition.
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| WHISPERING JACK SMITH says:
I .“The Thespian Vaudeville Show on Fiidav evening
of House-parly will he one of the best hits of concen
trated acting and singing of the season. 1*1! see jou
there.”
| PRANK CRUMIT says:
“lt’s a darn shame that I’ll haA e to listen to a Vaude
g \ille Ukeleie act that has mine sk.nned a mile. But
g I know it will be sreat, and I'll be at the Thespian
show.”
| HOUDINI, (speaking through his ghost),
| says
0 “This fellow Nehf, who puts on a ijiczU charlatan
0 piece with the Thespians next Friday night, is ore
6 of the coming magicians. He is just one step he-
hind me—but I'm dead!’’
| INA MAY CLAIRE says:
o "Johnny, old hoy. you can count on my best wishes
o for the success of the Thespian Vaudei ille. Cut my
Q wishes don’t mean a thing:—it’s a success without
o them.”
NICK LUCAS says:
“The Thespian Quailet can sing like a million dol
lars. I wish I could have them with mo at the
Silvci Slipper.*’ '
GEORGE OLSEN’S TRIO says:
“If we could get into an act like this Thespian Vaud
eville, you could bet your life we wouldn’t be wast
ing our time with an orchestra.**
SKIN YOUNG, Paul Whiteman’s ace, says:
“I’d gi\e an eyeball to be back with the Thespians.”
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