Friday, February 24, 1928 WOMF,N ' Editor-in-Chief , Katherine Holbrook '2B Assistant Editor Mddred A. Webb '2B _ Junior Assistants Agnes E. Geary '29 , Margaret M. Mercer '29 , Besse I. Wolfson '29 CONCERNING RAZZING The president of the • Student Council has come before the girls' mass meeting and has said among other things that \den there are more sorrorates on the. campus tie boys will cease to razz the girls. The girls have another view of this. They know that the sooner the boys stop razzing the "co-eds" the sooner will there be women's fraternities on the campus. , " The groups who are petitioning national organizations know , that, one of the biggest things that , they must do is to "sell the college" to the national in question. This - is true for all of them: It is really) one of the big problems which they are all fighting together Much of this selling of the col lege consists in showing the inter ested ones that Penn State is no longer a "cow college." Many people, who must be convinced that this is a good place to install a chapter of their fraternity, live far_ away and have heard nothing of Penn State except that it was once a farmers' High School, and they think that it is still in that stage of development - When they have been convinced that we are a real college, in fact a unlyrsity in everything but name, they still hesitate "There must be something wrong with your girls," they say, "We have heard that the men there razz them unmericfully Where there is smoke there must be fire." This opinion has heed circulated both by the men of Penn-State who are not, content to razz the girls here, but who.must carry it away with them, and by the slams at the girls which appear troin time to time in publications. Many people hear of our girls in no other way except through- the medium of the razzers What else can you expect them to thinlo The men here/ know, or if they don't know they should, that the one aim of all the club girls is to receive charters from their chosen national women's fraternities They are working as hard as they can to achieve their goals as soon as possible, They. need the co-op eration of everyone, the men in cluded. If the men want these groups to come here, as they claim they do, they must stop razzing and'-begin to boost - Many of the. men can have more influence than they im agine by just dropping a word of praise once in a while instead of this eternal razzing. It is more than discouraging for the girls to be trying to show the national expansion committees of the women's fraternities that Penn State is a growing institution at which there are enough women of fraternity caliber to warrant their granting charters here, and then to have all their efforts go foi naught lust because some Penn State man does not have enough pride or Penn State spirit, or is not gentleman enough to boost instead of razz, razz, razz all the time Freshmen Cards; Show Show Versatility The activity cards of the freshman gals wove them to hate been most versatile during their high school tamers Out of the hundred and seventeen girls in the fieshman class eleven were members of student council, fif ty-six were members of musical or- I will be glad to talk over your insurance matters with you anytime without any, obligations. - JACK FROST YE OLD TEA AND COFFEE-SHOPPE- The - Test of Taste SHANNON'S COFFEE & TEA Good Taste Demands Quality and Requires Purdy Our non& ran noes the keen ronnhoteur or In good taste because they are tho • (rnate iot of Inog tear. or knowledge OUR "DEE BEE GEE" COFFEE Pon 2. 25 Parcel Post ❑repaid DANIEL 11. GRAEBER . 127 9. Third St. Philadelphia. Pa . , . Pr BLUE and WHITE 0 Bowling Alley and' 5 Billiard Room ; A good student believes in re creation no well av study. 5 Billiard Tables 4 Alleys 506 W. COLLEGE AVE. ganizations, forty-two tolik part in debating, fifty-three in athletics, for ty-seven in publications and forty-fair held class offices. Of the fourteen members of honor societies, SIX are membei s of the national high school honor society. Tao girls hold state competitive scholgrshim, and four sen atorial scholarships while seven hold scholarships other than these. Thir ty-four have teemed amen for schol astic or other activities these major activities many report membership in VllllOll9 high schol clubs and participation in din nudies If these girls show as great interest in ,college activities they Noun prove one of the most successful classes that Perm State has ever haul. MR: BERRYHILL SPEAKS AT GIRLS' MASS MEETING Discusses• Attitude and Relations Between Men and Women And Suggests Aids The IV S C. A. Mass Meeting "as held in the auditailinn Tuesday aftei. noon. Charles C. 8011411111, paesideut of the senior clogs spoke to the girls, in his; capacity as president of Stud ent Council, on the subject of the at- THORO• SKIN CLEANSER - - Better Than Soap ! THORO SHAMPOO Olive Oil and Meal MAMMAL HAND SOAP , ~ For men and women who work with their-hands COLLEGE CUT-RATE STORE Allen St. KNOX' CAFE Solicits your night. trade Beginning next Monday ! ' ..—',..*::o l2 ghl .\7...i.c.,. .01 , , Jf ol 4 ) , ASK THE MAN WH O WEARS-THEM Johnston & Murphy. Shoes - Florsheim Shoes - .t. , Crawford' Shoes ' - Stetson Shoes Sterling Shoes . ' Priced from $6.50 to $1.4:50 , - FROMM. .' .. M. '.. Opposite Front Campus , .., - 4, __ - Since-1913 -' "Made for you"... and "her" ' v OU needn't have any be able to pass the most ex. 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Berryhill brought out that man; of the-boys, having been here longer, feel as if the gals are intruders. It is the tradition to razz them and .they do not stop to think that the group of girls here is an much; or even more: selected limn, that of the men. As another - etcuse for mazzinfr, Mr: Berryhill states! that ninny of the, bin s had been turned-down at times whYn. they wonted dates, and thee sootlrd their hurt pi We by razzingthe ofre ing "en-eds." "I feel," he continued, "that the presence of- mole sonorities on the campus will do much to change the feeling that now exists" In conclusion, Mr Berryhill said that the girls themselves are in a measure rksponsible for . the razzing which they get. The men know that they can say anything they want about the girls, and then call them on the phone pith the knowledga that they can easily get a date. - If the girls would ostracize the bops who do - the inning they mould'soon put an end to much of it. "What the girls need," he erded, "is to fight for their rights and to keep on fighting The Student Do,ia is - icady to do all it can 'to help theiii. They should go out-more strongly for activities. Theme will be ajo , nt meet- EQUITABLE LIFE , OF lOW J. A. (Pop) GAIIRLSON, '27 Agent Phone 571-W 129 Frazier S THE "Plraili". STATE-COLLEGIAN mg of the Student Council and )(ler Senate in the. near future. Any sug gestions you can gne to your repre sentatives vall be welcomed and giNen consideration." The meeting then adjourned after the singing of 'Blue and White" Mr. Fahs Speaks Before Y. W. , C. A. Meeting , At the weekly meeting of the Y. W C A. in Mac Hall lobby Tue,d.iy. evening the Reverend Mr Fahs, ad visoi of the Freshman. Y.. W. C. A. Cabinet.'spolie of the influences in the life of Christ and their relation to our lives In illustrating his talk Mi. Fulls preknted each of the girls with the picture "Christ and the Doctors." 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