Friday, January 13, 1928
WOM
Katherine Holbrook '2B
Assistant Editor
Mddred A. Webb '2B
12Ell!l=1
Agnes E. Geary '29
Margaret M Mercer '29
Bessie I. Wolfson '29
THE CONTEST
By the time this goes to press
the contest will already be on
What contest' , Why that between
the Town wad Campus girls to see
which will have one-hundred per
ccn contributors to s'e Grange
dormitory fund flrst.
Any time until Saturday morn
ing, January 21, you may be ap
proached by one of the canvassers
and asked to contribute twbnty
five cents or as much more as you
can afford. Don't refuse.
Campus girls, don't refuse on
the grounds that you haven't the
quarter or that you will derive no
benefits from the new building
Stay home from a movie or forego
a,sandwich or a sundae. And even 1
if you will not be bona - teed, those . '
:II the near future will. Some of
the girls now in the lower classes
will probably have a chance to
draw rooms in the new Grange
Memorial dorm. \Vhat if the
members of the Grange had re
fused to contribute on the grounds
that they would never have a
chance to live in the building!
Town Girls, the same thing ap
plies to you. Perhaps you do not
like living in town A contribution
to the fund is lust that much help
towards the goal to have every
girl on the campus
Then there is of course the in
centive of having your side win,
whether you live in town or on
campus Don't let it be said that
you were the one who prevented
your side from attaining the hun
dred per cent mark first.
Watch the chart on Dean Ray's
buletin board, and do all you can
to help your side
NEW IVIEMBDIIS INITIATSD
BY LOUISE HOMER CLUB
The Louise Momer Club held its
meting nt the home of Mrs. R. W.
Grant on West Fairmount avenue on
Tuesday evening
Cathez me Mac Lean '2B a as initiated
into actise membership and Olive
oi,tel bout '29 to associate member-
The ptogram included vocal solos
by Marion Ochime :30, piano selections
by Mabel Thomas 'MI, a talk on Ruben
stein and his works by Olive Oster
bout and a discussion of the life of
Louise Homer by Catherine Mac Lean.
Plans wore made to offer a scholar:
ship to some girl who shows marked
musical ability but cannot afraid to
carry on hes naming
If You Break Your Glasses
See
Dr. Eva B. Roan
522 E. College Ave.
Corsages - $2.50. up
Wristlets - $3.00 up
i State College
iFloral Silo ppe
Allen St. Phone 5804
Mac Hall Chooses
Favorite Writers
What do Mac Hall mils like to lead'
When the bitter winds of winter blow
outside the windows and roommates
contend Tel the chair nearest the
athator what books are chosen to
Ross the time that the weather man
1 7ecrees must be spent indoors?
Charles Dickens is the blue ribbon
novelist Sir Walter Scott and
Grace S. Richlimn tie for second
place Gene Stratton Porter - and
Peter B Kyne take thud honors,
Joseph Conrad fourth.
Tennygon leads the poets in pops
lai ity pith Shakespeare, Shelley,
Wordswm th, Browning and Edgar A
Guest his nearest competitors.
Mark Twain, Kiphng, Elinor Glynn,
Um old Bell Wright., Robert Burns and
It L. Meneken neimved honorable
mention.
W. S. G. A. STARTS DRIVE
, FOR NEW GIRLS' DORM
The Women's Student Government
Association has begun a campaign for
the nett gal's dormitory and is work
ing twourd a goal of five hundred dr/I
lan.. To acquaint the gills of the de
' tails of the project and to mouse toes
l'enthusiasm, a mass meeting was held
in the auditorium Tuesday afternoon.
Mt Gamble, Master of the Penn
' State grange spoke to the girls tell
ing them of the origin of the atone
ment and of the Grange's interest in
it. The President also spoke urging
the girls to cooperate heni lily in the
campaign which opened Thursday
moining at eight o'clock.
Boxers Schedule Six
Season Engagements
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Overweight and pool condition, how
ever, line handicapped the Lion
mauler but span ring with the shifty
Lion captain is giving Mac Andrews
an opportunity to mound into fighting
shape
The complete. schedule includes
Westeln Maryland at State College,
January twenty-eighth, Syracuse at
State College, February fouith, Navy
nt Annapolis, erbluary elesentb; M
I T. at State College, February taco
ty-ilfth, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia
March third; Temple at State College,
Mir& tenth; Intercollegiate, at Phil
adelphia, March sixteenth and SON en
teenth
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Quality in meats is
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JANUARY SAL E
Sheepskins . . .. 4%.98 up
Slickers . . . 4.00 up
Wool Jackets . 4.00 up •
Sweaters . . 2.25 up
Shirts , 1.29 up
Leather Coats, Caps, Ties, Socks and Gloves
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SPECIAL:
TUXEDOS, KNICKERS, TROUSERS,, SUITS
GERNERD'S
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Repairing Cleaning Pressing
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I C. C. C. To Give Tea For
Freshmen and New Girls
The Campus Club Council'will
hold a tea in Women's Building
tomorrow after noon from two to
live o'clock for all Freshmen and
Inow go Is. Girls who hone not
received their Invitations 'hould l'
call ut Dean Ray's office for
I them immediately.
Liberal' Arts School
Changes Curriculum
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basis upon which to elect courses of
.tudy Linea the selection of a major
and that the scope of the intioductoly
week will and many students in dims
im; tF_4 major study.
Add Introductory Course 4
An inhoductory course in social
.cience under the rupems.on of Dr.
(Await; F Boucke will be added to
the fleAman cuirmulum to take the
place of history which wit lbe moved
t the sophomore year An introduc
tion to analysis, a survey of mathe
matics, will comprise the required
wort in mathematics in place of al
gnbr: and bigonometry. This sin
\cy mill be a comprehensive study
covering algebra, trigonometry, ana
lytical geometry and calculus.
In the sophomore year elemental
Nychology will tie chopped as a ',i
guana coin sc. A Ines ature Louise
will be - requited instead of the pies
cnt writing courses and sit credits in
.'nolcgy main be taken during the same
year. Thred credits, instead of one,
will be la - tuned in the }mil:ay and ap
ineeintann of nit befote graduation
.Subject to the approval of the UM
tees of the College the separate cm
iiculum on pre-legal study will be
abolished and consolidated with arts
and lettcas as a niii3or study.
Dear Stodiart explains that this
•s being done because only twelve m
mole students hose been graduated
front this curriculum since its mos
t on. Most of the pre-legal students
have been Wang n loin-year course
and received.the bachelor's degree M
ien enteiing law school.
Because of tht increased demand
that theta has been for such a eouise
dating the past few years, and be
came of the Inquiries concerning such
r conrse, a major course in mt has
also been added
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EUGENE U. LEDERER
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Dean Stoddart Talks
On Final Examinations
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erns sears ago, the dean desanthed
the plan he used in his clae-es. The
class monsters were told to hi ing then
text books and note, to the reeit,tion
zoom on a certain date and acre
gie
cn a pinblem to sole with the a d of
the notes and text at tit. tints The
Liberal Auto dean found th, method
quite euccesstul
Referring to alleged ' he
declined that in his actual teaching
csperienco lie did not find the lilac
lace seer prevalent; but confeisd that
he ions not to well acquainted with
the .utuatien at Di esent.
"We ha , a been thinking of :tatt
ing a new .sjsteni of ,turfy at Penn
State, case «Inch is a modification Of
the one u ed to aid the gifted student
at. Swaithnime. By the "Rending
for honor, plan" used at that insti
tution, the bent students ate allowed
to chile., a subject in %Ouch the!, ale
mice ally mtelested at the beginning
et the junta jolt. Then thin, make
o spasm! and intensne study of tin,
and eat related subjects fin the to
maintlei at the co , lege coolie, at
nhieh t me they are gases a mint°.
'itemise examination."
"But this plan would base to be
modified ,foe us hole," he concluded
"We have no facilities, no class looms
0. I:bialy necomodationg, foe ouch a
coast of study In this meth° I the
final eiamuntion e, entn ely eu,tih•
able "
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not a cough in a carload
Mrs. Mack Will Attend
Convention and Give
Lecture at Washington
Pauline Decor Mack sill len•e
State College Monda% to attend the
convention of the- A..sociation of :he
Mors and Mane,. of the United
State.. ard Canada, at Washington,
D. C
She mall speak in the Washington
Andtanium Wednesday aftei noon on
the ielat.on to Textile Chemistry to
the fheing and Cleaning ',luso%
Thur-day night she mill speak at a
banquet of the Pennsyle MIA D‘e• s
and Cleaners at the nem Willaid
Hotel lies topic ttdl be "The Rela
tion of the Penn,hania State College
to the dyeing and cleaning industry
Pennsylvania"rf
Mr., Mash 1. nntaonal ehantnan of
the Textile and Testile Chernnaa
, estlon of the Amerman Ihnne &on
onn.s 4Yanaat.on
Classes To Play Off
Volley Ball Matches
D,featiox the Sophomme team In
the lost Lao matche, of the season
of 21 to 17 and 21 to 11, the ft ebhman
a1103.-b.dt U: w shoved itself an
tn
-I,o,taut factor in the battle for this,
Noll* chantmonsnlp
'I he :a I,hmen %%ill play then third
game al4 the Sophomore, Month,
night in the Al mm v The limn., of
this game MJI platy the upper do-,
men I'm the cliampion,lnp.
TOWN wrrti A RA , .. ‘4 O- r al_ AND
REAL. ODDS On) SA , OR . DAY KtGt47
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FACTORY
Nittany quint Meets
Penn Team Tomorrow
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The meant shooting and 100, (ICH Ji....1 *
once uorl. of the Lions in the Leh i- 1 11;;;:rg . :
non Valley tilt must be sadly
„I„f
prosed if they 551 , i1 to meet Penn on! t! - .22-'2—''
an equal footing temoiloo night norm.
The kinking of three fouls out of
Fit!
teen attempt, shims the sseakress of
the Nittanr term in this- departineinl,,, or
of the game Coach Ilea mann inn is , . n• of
unit necc , ti} to make some:
tins r
Limoges in the yaisity line-up before
the eneokntei sslth the Bed and Blue .Sr;
lhnra..r If
Pour Shooting
Although the limit Leer° was 11-22
n fasor of the Lull, an I the oppon•
neser became (I m 0c.0.--
• Stet,
'enn emu tinen played f.
.w their potential vtandaiil
des night Dating the Crone game,
the Nittany pins•eis missed shot aft. t
shot option the basket and from the
held and in the second half, the de-,
'cone became loose and allottml the'
hve to scone an equal num-,
her of points in that paned
The Blue and White limn awn plated
fan latsketball dining the cost half,'
training a 204 advantage Coach'
Helmann sent on the second-string'
a•sms at the beginning of the 11.11
non nod and they managed to maintain ,
he nineteen-point lend
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