Friday, February 1, 1..029
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Editor•in•Cldef
Agnes E. Geary '29
Assistant Editor -
Margaret M. Mercer '2O
Asiociate Editor
Bessie I. Wolfson '29
Junior Assistants
Helen F. Faust '3O
Martha J. Gobrecht '3O
Grace M. Woodrow '3O
CO-OPERATIO
We often hear rumors, com
plaints and laments because -theta
is so little co-operation among the
girls. We are prone to take one
or two outstanding cases of con
flicts and talk about them until we
have ourselves and everyone else
convinced that the condition is
universal.
The success of the He-She
dance last Friday night should
prove conclusively that a spirit of
friendliness and co-operation is
far more popular and acceptable
among Penn State women than
hositility and conflicts. A suc
cessful all-girls function could not
be,managed, even though our com
mittee did execute the plans so
well, if the majority did not give
backing and encouragement •
Last Friday night there was a
large crowd .in the Armory—a,
tarp crowd and a happy one. The
predominating spirit was one of 1
friendliness.
When we see some dark spots of
disagreement, and are inclined to
call the whole situation hopeless,
why not be fair and think of the
many times we work together for
a common end, rather than dwell
entirely on the undesirable aspects.
Let us see things not only at thew
best like Pollyanna, not only at
their worst like Sinclair Lewis;
but merely as they are.
Miss Brill Writes
Pamphlet on Life
Careers for Girls
Attempting to solve the problems
for women in selecting their life
work, Miss Julia G. Brill, assistant
professor of English composition, has
compiled a pamphlet on "The Occu
pational Opportunities for Women in
the School of Liberal Arts."
The_pamphlet is divided into a van:
red number of sections each dealing
with a certain phase of work. At
present it is being used es a guide
to freshman gills.
Different parts of her booklet in
clude business, art, accounting, adver
tising and publicity, book publishing
and selling, law, literary work, as
well as many other bleaches of in
dusty At the conclusion of each
section there is a bibliography, which
can be used for reference.
Dean Charles W. Stoddart, in
speaking of the pamphlet, said, "It
is one of the first attempts made by
the College and the School to help
solve the problem for women."
Miss Bull has recently been ap
pointed as advisor for freshman girls
taking genmal training as their ma
jor in the School of Liberal Arts
She was graduated from Penn State
in 1921
,IOINT CABINET MEETING
' HELD AT LYTLE ,CABIN
A high note of interest Ums evident
among the linty students who web
present at the cabin pasty held by
the combined Freshman "Y" cabinets
at the Andy Lytle cabin last week-end.
The program consisted of a meeting
This Smoke
Aids Artist
To Nab Ideas
Independence, Mo.
June 24, 1928.
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Nrhaps you would like to know in
just a word or so bow I am in partners
with Edgeworth in a business nay
Ily profession I am a cartoonist,
who you probably know is called upon
to create new ideas. While this is
limited as the hardest part of the pro
fession, I have proved it may easily
he mastered, if a person nu ill but
recline in any easy chair, light a pipe,
and live with imaginative persons in
the aromatic smoke clouds that will
soon fill the room., Edgeworth has
given me more ideas than any other
brand of tobacco, so I "married" my
pipe to it quite a while ago The result
has been wonderful. The more you
use Edgeworth, the more.you crave
it—not us a drug, but as a wholesome
pleasure.
Complimenting the standard qual
ity (which means more than the words
signify) of Edgeworth, I am a devoted
and profound user.
Yours very respectfully,
James W. Bright
Edgeworth,
Extra High Grade
Smokino• Tobaceo,
on Saturday evening at which Rev.
Elder, a returned missionary from
Persia, spoke and a religious service
on Sunday morning led by Rev Ray
Faus, the Freshman Y. DI. C. A. sec
retary. The remainder of the enter
tainment tended toward the purpose
of the party, which was to bring about
a spirit of familiarity and co-operation
between the two cabinets.
Freshman Holds Up
Standards of Class
"A man's a man,' for a' that," thinl.s
a Freshman girl who Is well versed
in the rules and regulations Imposed
on college girls.
"There shall be no riding in cars
with men" are the words of the Fresh
, man 'handbook and though not in bold
'face type, they are sufficiently sell
I.nown to be interpreted literally by
I the conscientious Freshman.
One of the green youngsters who
gets her semester hours of hiking, has
likely been warned of the consequences
resulting from "hops," and when
Proxy Hetzel, who is oblivious to the
danger of n hold-up by college stu
dents, asked the girl to ride, he IV=
firmly refused on the grounds that
"We are not allowed to ride with
strange men."
It seas a hard blow for the Presi
dent ,but from it has come a revolu
tionizing effect on regulations. Non
the cry of the Freshman class is
"More rules;'ne've learned the ones
we base"
SOPHS DEFEAT FROSH;
SENIORS BEAT JUNIORS
Seniors trounced the Juniors in the
opening game of the 1929 basketball
season last Monday night' The Jun
lois were unable to hold down the
I sense which kept steadily mounting in
consequence of the activities of Goulo
and Hudnall, the Senior fonvaids The
final score was 37-7.
In the second game of the evening
the Sophomores beat the Freshmen
to the tune of 23-14 The playing
was about evenly divided until the
end of the thud quarter, the Frosh
gamely holding their traditional op
ponents to a 13-14 score. But, in the
1 last few minutes of the game, the
sophomores proved too much for the
'doughty yearlings and closed the play
ing with a goodly lead
' The captains elected were Senior,
Pal theme Hudnall; Junior, Sue Mot
to ; Sophomore, Isabelle Wieland; and
Freshman. Kathleen Meek.
I "Tffelinc-up was as follows.
Seniors Juniors
Hudnall F -- Durburm,
Could r Me)crs
lime SC Chombers
Fuenueht _-__--__-. 0 Lase
Ritter —,- __ Moser
1 MneLatehie ---. ..C. Young
sophomores Freshmen
Wieland r Mean,
, Chapman Tamil
la C M Ho
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McMahan
McGuire^ 1. °rime
Torok ii Ilov. man
1 Chamber b " i‘ "=TrMee ' eT "" A liZto I 7:;
Chambers Clmeclsoxela for Young Psych
, men Missimer for Torrel . Simmons for
Forbes , McPherson for Hall
PRINTING ERROR CAUSES
MUSIC COURSE OMISSION
An error in punting caused the
omission of music courses in the sec
ond semester time table. The dopes t
ment of mule will offer the same
courses as during the pest semester.
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In rousie 'frisky consult the first,ndues
ter time table or the offices of the
venous scheduling officers
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Bought for Cash
ALL STUDENT SUPPLIES
The Athletic Store
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`Curiosity Shop' Ruler Bares
Penchant For Experimenting
A venturesome ray of sunlight fil
tering through the solitary window in
the passageway leading to State Col
lege's "cm unity shop" falls upon it
saried stray of ancient typewriters,
seeing machines, cash registers, add
ing machines, and other devices of
%suing use and application
Lord of this tiny realm is Charles
'l' Schilling, sole mom letot. Although
he professes to lie a cabinet maker,
he devotes the greater part of his
tune to lemming typewriters and
tabulating machines. "Typewriters
ale complicated," he declared, "but
adding-machines and cash registers
have them stopped by far"
As a lesson for his penchant toward
tinkering, Schilling e !darned that
Twenty Years Ago
Allegheny college found our team
in its best loins on Thuisdny night
and met the first defeat hat sustain
ed in two years, by a score of St to
23. Penn State's passing kept them
guessing and won the game for the
blue and white. Reed secured five
baskets while Heimann and Naha
weic close behind with Urico each,
yet the work of our team was eo gond
that unstinted owls° is due each see
of them
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Lehigh univeisity has paid a mark
sd compliment to Pennsylvania State
compliment to Pennsylvania State
college By a vote of the faculty, the
Board of Trustees has issued a man
damus eonfoling upon President
Smuks the honorary degree of Doctor
of Lasts. This is the lust time is the
history of Lehigh that this dogma
has, been confelied and is .he thud
honormy degree given by the college
in foity-three years of existence.
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'When Governor Stuart arrived at
the Alumni Association of Contra•
Pennsyhania banquet last wcek, im
was greeted by loud cheers A quar
tet from the College Glee club render
ed selections and songs bloke out fre
quently around the room to he caught
up and sung by all. A rer les of star e
optrcan views of the campus, student
activarcs and famous old grads were
shown
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It is necessary to announce that,
because of the cromded condition of
the auditinium, children under six
teen years of age will hereaftm be
excluded from fiee lectures onions ac
companied by parents
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Accra ding to custom Captain Hirsh
man posted anther this week a list of
men who are to take pact in the V. inter
baseball practice in the Armory. The
playing space is so cramped that only
mtieldms can get any fielding plat
tine and it has been found necessary
to hose only Nais.ty men in csent at
weekly practices.
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The question of fix ;lg up room 273
Main for a lounging room was discuss
ed at the Senior meeting and the class
voted to pay its shine towards
fur
nishing the room. At present there
is no place in the Minn building wheie
students may lounge between classes
ALBERT DEAL& SON
Heating
AND'
Plumbing
117 Frazier Street
'l. - HE PENN STATE COLLEGZA.N
he had always liked to experiment
"All my brothers were the seine way,"
'he added. "My father was like that
too, and so was my gtandfathei on
my mother's side I remembei when
I was about eight years old, I found
two old 'grandfather clocks undo
our back pinch. Well, I tinkered with
those old pieces of dunk fut horns at
is time. They were running after I
had taken them apart and put them
together again several tunes."
Ms. Schilling, who is now a middle
aged man, slightly bent as a result of
working over a desk on bay bits or
machinery, commenced mining aln
mg
as an apprentice to a glass-blow ;
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and if the loom is fixed tip it will pio
vide for a long-needed tiart.
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Miss Atherton is to be congratulated
on the success of the named conceit
given under het direction Sunday eve
ning. The audience was suipusingly
good.
A large number of students inter
ested in the German language with
the assistance of - the Gm man dein , t
meat have taken steps towed organ
'rang a "Deutscher Velem" foi the
unloose of placticing the spoken lan
guage and cultivation of a taste for
its litelatine.
I. F. C. QUINTETS BEGIN
THIRD ROUND MATCHES
With the playing of the Once con
cluding games last night, the scums
fratm nay quintets completed the sec
ond round of the annual intethater
, nay basketball tournament in Recre
ation Hall.
In the third round Theta Kappa
Phi, Alpha Gamma Rho, Beta Theta
Pi, Phi Kappa Sigma, Lambda Chi
Alpha, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon en
counter Mangle, Sigma Pi, Alpha
Chi Rho, Phi Gamma Delta, Pi Kappa
Alpha, and Sigma Chi, iespectueb
Also Phi Sigma Delta elects the win
nes of the Theta Upsilon Omega-
Phi Delta Theta contest, a hile
the winner of the Alpha Tau Omega-
Delta Upsilon tilt clashes with the
survivor of the Delta Sigma Phi-Phi
Kappa match.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Received large shipment of Kingan's reliabe skinned hams. 1:
While - they last —25 c pound •!.
Fishburn's Meat Market
Phone 357 East Beaver Avenue t
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INDIVIDUALS STUNTS
NEWS EVENTS
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Collegian-a
These are bitter days, cold, biting.,
icy days when students find it difficult
to get exticinely heated
Except possibly, over final examin
ations.
These are hard, hectic time:, by
ing times 'tot students.
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Who ore trying to toy in college.
aq a m me.
If the difficulty were diagnosed;
something would he found wanting.
But. v.hat ' Thole ale plenty of books
—"for the man who cases"—plenty
of time—fm the man who doesn't
tale There is even a sufficiency of
financial support.
But thole is no moral suppoit, no
=piiitual inspiration.
__Which is no startling reselation,
for it is traditional to believe that the
college student needs props for his
morals.
And lthertirot to, lug spuds
However, there is a custom at the
University of Texas which provides
simple little- stunt designed to give
students hem I around examination
time
Although it teems that nhat stu
dents need more are brains.
While thosn of pinfeqvinnal statue
fired lo hair Ike hem V
But to get back to the Univcisity
of Texas—mhich, by the way, could
be an excellent idea at this time of
yeas—ue ume about to say that stu
dents of that institution base a cus
tom of assembling in a body before
talong final exams to do a bit of or
ganized yelling
That's an odd custom. At most
colleges student, wait until after
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And devote ,encial loccAx In mine
yomwd wiling,
Probably calling fol lost !tonal
points.
Winch remind', tii, that the same
'honor' point, ,ilu a) 5 gives us a hearty
chuckle. You see, one 'honor' point
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per credit is required for graduation
But lihere is the honor,
Fulthermoie, a trio Is mowed for
passing a course.
Out that means mellw ,
In other words, you can pass all
you! courses and exhaust you, hst
of credits—hut you can't pass out
try Unles s yon try to understand the
s 3 stem.
You pass and yet you don't pass
You clear cledas and yet you don't
clear them. Nearly everyone passes
yet no one passes
retro.
Wahnnt /mum q,
Question: How do you stand, if
any—and where!
Ag School Offers
Short Course for
Golf Greenkeepers
"How to CI on Glass" os "Scinti
fie Grasmtowsng" might have been
the title of the short eons ,e fm neva
keepers which the School of .‘glical
tale isdl offer rebteas y 11 -fl
Once gtaxi last gins and this..
all Then came the alt of grassgrow
sng which develope.l a techomae all
STATE COLLEGE BAKERY
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We non have to offer you the Majestic Super-Sa‘er
Gas Range
The most economical range built for continuous service
The Super-Sa‘m heasy duty gas range comes in -
one, two and three ON ens.
'4. This range will give the same service that the Majestic
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1 fraternity houses for the last fifteen
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of its 0,,,. Non toe lime the seicnee
of glass eultivati toting put to use
in the initheiance ot the loyal ano
ancient game of golf. It is a fat c.,
from the dour old Scotch gieenkeene ,
lacking to meets° knowledge to oho
science of soils glasses and fettilire,
Thiltv.five men loom tattoos pal LA
of the state lime alioady enrolled in
this coots° and others are expected
to. The coinseis an expel anent
which is hoped will develop into a
lont'et and mole comprehensive 5010-
NOV of the field.
Debaters Practice for
February Encounters
The men'q and women's debating
teams me practicing thi ce time•: a
wee}, m piepaintion tot a hail sched
ule of debates 'a hllh beings eat ly Oc
-emestm.
The a omen', •••mn nll l' noel ti
W.Hungton, I) 1: s' he, they dlde
hate against the (how W,A,pigicii
unlock shy team Felnum e lb 01 Feb
-1 unity 29, the men &halos m e
uled fin an estenvon , leb nt,
hainspoi t
At present both ft cups ale unit,-
ing on a quevtion legaiding the alio'.
• lion of the any cystem Farb sipe el
ill have a sours or deb •tcs on th tt
subject
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E College Me., opp 13 Campo.
Storage 'laid for Your Car