INN STATE COLLEGIAN bed iftnl-Wffkly during the College year, errept on lioUila?*, La of The I’tnnaylvanla State College In the Intcreit ef It.; ie (ludentn. faculty, nlumnl, and trlemli. THE MANAGING BOARD Coogan jr. '3O Russell L. Rehm ’3O [-Mlier-ln-Chltf ItuOncKs Manager A. Mensch ’3O Calvin E Barw is ’3O anaglne I'dltor Adrcrilaing Manager P. Stevenson '3O Henry It. Dowdy jr. ’3O New* I ditor Circulation Manager Quinton E Bcauge '3O Sport* l.ditnr ASSOCIATE EDITORS Cohen ’3l Charles A Schmidt jr. '3l C. McElvain *3l Norman B. Sobler ’3l Morgan '3l William K. Ulerich ’3l ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGERS Cutting ’3l Algert J. Mileski ’3l B. Heilman '3l Ifany C Wood ’3l '*• WOMEN’S EDITORIAL STAFF M Woodrow ’JO Mary J Adams '3l Women’H I dllnr A.xoeiete Fdllor F. Faust ’3O Janet L. Biownback '3l Managing Fdllor AxMocinte hdltor i J. Gohrecht ’3O E Louise IJotfcditz Ml News Fdllor Associate I ditor 2?asfcnt Intcrcollcgialo Newspaper Association i<* Penn Stnlc COLLEGIAN vielrnmcs communication* on nny of campus inU-rc-a. All letter* mint bear the name of the Anon>moui communication* will ho diircgankil In c-ise the I"** 1 , not ', 1 or her namt ‘ l 0 ncnimpnny the letter, this iihl be no liiillcnlvd ami n nun ile plume must accompany the irition The tsliti.r reserves the riglit to reject all communica nt are ilcemol unfit for publication The COI I.rOIAN muumet msiblity for Hcntimcnt» i-M>rem<J in thi> Letter Uox. at the PoMoffiee, State College, Pa , u aecnnd-claaa matter. TUESDAY. MARCH 11, 1930 AN INFERIORITY COMPLEX Ithough nidging of Inter fraternity *.ml Intirnuu incils is likely regardless, President Ku 2 patrick eifi.iteimty Council, m an intemeu story pub today, points out that insistence upon a separate g code is the only possible obstacle Citing ath nnd stholaiship, he reports that the two groups is one now, and that the actual union would wotlc dships with eithei council i which we add out voice in assent One act, how hat would stamp the pioposed met get as leal and e would be the consent of the local Xiatcinities lushing code. Until this consent is gnen, local lilies must accept the gap that peisists between tional and the local fiateimties on our campus wide gap, to he suie, but wide enough to lay cm upon the national as against the local fraternity, ns gap is pure myth, but just so long as local fia es feed this myth it will live The light and pur -1 thing to do would be to bieak down this hainci mion acceptance of the punciple of equality In local fintemittes fostci an infoiionty complex sting upon an unnccessaiy handicap ie decision of the College to accept the frateimty cment plan submitted by Inter fraternity Council mmei Session was a commendable one If evils >t, the contioceisy, plus the compromise leached termty and Administration officials, n certain to collective influence VISION AND REALITY ie Penn State of tomorrow as \isioned by Comp- Simth makes one feel that it would be much more nt and profitable to conic to College fifteen or . years hence It is an enticing picture that he , and a picture that eveiy Penn Stale man and wo ill enjoy watching as it slowly reaches its fullest itv and beauty as the yenis pass ndciclnssmen have a great deal to anticipate in d of the present era of development which will lv arrive before the last page ol the picsent cal yeai Just to enjoy the conveniences that the rc retpd Old Main will embody is lenson enough to for another year. It is impossible to forget, too, ildings that have just been, or soon will be, put e. Added to this, theic is the possibility that one ilk to class without continually dodging contrne rd woikmon, or losing a hard-earned shine in the i dust re cun sec very* easily the advantage and prestige he extended physical plant will bung to Penn But, we wondei, will the development continue, Smith predicts The last appropriation will finish the present building projects To com .he College as dreamed by the College officials, a sum of haul, cold cash will be required. We feel. i, however, that Penn State has passed through its of tiial unscathed and that the necessaiy ap ations will he fm thcoming. definite announcement ban mg "stags" from the lateinity Ball is still lacking Fiom the start it ulcistood that fraternity men without dates would red from the dance, but now the dearth of dates the question anew. If the fust Inteifiaternity s to gam favor on the campus, the committee stick to its original decision leaking a precedent that was highly praised, the mmc Hop committee has announced its decision hlrold the distribution of favors until the night of nee. This decision will have the countci effect of raging the purchase of pasteboaids puoi to Fli ght Which, in tuin, assures us of a “jam" nt the Oi, perhaps, no favoi onsidcration of unlimited cut privileges for jun s well as seniois, while inviting, is unwise. We plncc oiu faith in the dependable senior, but not indecisive junior The Show Window After months of unceasing labor on the patt of tire Campusoer and the departmental statistician, we have managed to compile a unique list of alternate names by which many of our prominent fraternity house' are known, or will he known, /hind's Vtnnml has been infranred of this apoealv ptie change, theie by saving the hiethien the tiouble of notifying that authoritative group Further information is vvel- Alpha lan Omega The Awful Tall Pillar House Sigma Pin Epulon The Sigma Phi Epsilon Gaso line Station P.fta Theta Pi The Beta Manor House Theta Kappa Phi The Thiee-Miles-Out House Lambda Ch' Alpha The Lambda Chi Country Club Dtlta Tan Delta The Delta Tau Daily Barn Phi Epmloit Pi The House of David Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Pink House Delta Sigma Chi The House Of Seven Gables Taa Kappa Epulo n The Isolation Waul of the Chi Upsilon Sanitanum The Delta Asylum Delta U pinion Sn/ma Alpha Epsilon The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Hostelry Pit i Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa Penitentiary Tin In Chi The Theta Chi Bastille Omega Ep-nlou. The O E Hermitage Phi Kappa Sigma The House that Jack Built Chi Phi The Chi Pin Boarding Club Sigma Kir The Sigma Nu Caddy House (with lock ci looms) Phi Diltu Theta The A A. Annex Alpha Cammn Him Another Giange Dorm Alpha Zetir The Farmers’ Reticat Theta A'i The Theta Xi Tea Room Tan Phi Delta Woodmen of the World Pi Kappa Alpha The Wayside Inn Beginning with nest Tuesday’s issue we will publish our interviews with piominent people of the campus in an endeavor to explain the whv and vvith ei of populanty Do not be surprised if the Canr puseci visits you and asks you personal questions Historical fait foi this week. Joan of Arc was ncvei a co-ed About the Campus: Dr L V T Simmons, won dering whether the officer who just passed her was a sergeant or a colonel . The Balfour display on Piof Tanner’s vest . Prof. Piobcit, who will pro bably be interviewed in the very future as the com prof extiaordinaiy . . Prof Gibbons, white-haired and benign, the Father of Journalism at Penn State . . Live/ey, the pigskin-toter, making an end run with an armful of books Bill Ken of Chi Phi, unanimously elected Grand High Exalted Ruler, Su preme Mastei, Chief Mogul, Universal Sultan, Mahar jah, Plempotentiaiy, etc, of the Rosebud Club . Ken Manning, tupping the light fantastic at the Sigma Pi Satuiday night function with an cx-co-ed . . Bud Engle, Boong Mastei of Ceremonies, eithei foiget ting names oi blowing bubbles Jack Fiancis, with lus strong manly chm in the ail . Captain Sharp of the Wm College, who is said to be just a good scout. To all those who believe they have experienced all the tin ills that life can offci we casually ask if they evei sat down suddenly' and heavily on a 200- watt eloctiic light globe Blight thought foi this week Final exams are onlv three months ofl IK THE UK IV HRS IT Y M A N N E II Formal Wear | AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT YOU MAY SELECT YOUR FORM \L ACCESSORIES WITH THE ASSURANCE THAT THEY WILL HAVE THOSE TWO ES SENTIALS QUALITY AND STYLE. Stark Bros. & Harper NEXT TO TIIE MOVIES tnE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN j! GROUP WILL PLAN | q ,q, . L FOR ANNIVERSARY!I ea nats 1 \ The trial student govei nment .. , „ , i ... refmnis come much welcomed to Pres,dent Hotel Approves Nam.nß ; mOTt of thc glllt- Thosc , vho hme Of Special l!od\ To Arrange i been here two or three j ears ha\e seen Celelirntum Program lh ‘ l ul * l!s a" l * mculahons ihungml to meet changing conditions. The new laws frequently lia\e been only make* shift, and it is with a gient deal ot hope that the gitls as a whole wel come thc proposed discussions and meeting-, circled to the student bodv In thus placing the matter bcfoie ,the women as a group, W. S G. A 'Senate admits that its niles aie not what they should be, a fact whicn some 01 the guK have been m«istmg lpon foi so long Heie will be a :hanco for those gills to espicss then sentiments. Thc Senate also admits I i I The piogiam of events for Penn, \ State’s seventy-fifth anniversary cele bration in Octoboi will be ai tanged bv \ r special committee, and appointment | ot which was approved by President Ralph Doin Het7i*l last week. \ 1 Decision bv the main committee that 1 'detail* of the demonstration could be 1 bcttei planned by groups limited tn particular phase resulted in the so > lection of subcommittees to prepare, an mutation list, entertainment, and publicit\ \ Adrian 0 Morse. e\ecuti\e secie- 1 tary to the President, will head the program committee, while Dean'll L Sacketl, of the Engineering School, u chairman of the invitation gioup. Prof Fiederrek P. Weavei, of the School of Agriculture, and Donald M Ciessvvell, College publicity director, .vveic named to head the entertainment 1 and publicity committees .respectively The senior class president will lep -1 resent the student body on the pro gram and entertainment groups, and a member of the Collegian* staff is to be included on the publicity commit tee 'KEEP YOUR TEXT ROOKS’ PKINCETON HEAD SAYS Relieves Volume* Would Porni Basis For Librurv m Later 1 ears “Eveiy undergraduate leaving col lege should take his te\t books with him, not only as a reminder of a past chapter in his life, but as the nucl for a library in later years,” President John G. Ilibbcn, of Princeton univer sity, declared in nn interview appear ing in the Daily Caiijoi tiunt last week “Perhaps it isn’t fashionable to be sentimental,” President lirbben is re ported as saying, “yet books have be come a lecogmzed budget item, and the cry of ‘keep vour testbooks’ is be ing beard more frequently in the American university” ALBERT DEAL&SON Heating AND Plumbing 117 Frazier Street Frank Sciortino and Bros. FRESH FRUITS am! VEGETABLES Wholesale and Retail 105 East Beaver Phone 210 Order Your Corsage Now C VMPUSEER For the Soph Hop State College Floral Shoppe West Side Allen Street The Life of MARY BAKER EDDY Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science By SIBYL WILBUR An \uihcnlic Biography Mr. Eddy's life is here dc picied wnh illuminating clearness The author, care fully avoiding invention, has presented the facts m a re freshing manner Miss Wil bur was not a Christian Sci entist when she wrote this biography for publication in a magazine of general cir-, culation ■ —r Published by THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY Boston, U. S. A. ( 108 Pages—>lB Illustrations Cloth Edition: $3.00 ' % M<t\ be [iiircbasctl at all bookstores^ that it is unable to meet the situation unaided and calls upon the entire wo men s student body to assist in mak ing lules adequate and satisfactory 1 Theic* Jie certain standards which ( society demands of college women Tliero also aie standards which anv lady will bo eager to uphold In a wild dash for more freedom, the wo men of Penn State must not lose sight of these In addition they must not fotget that there are some* condition,! at Penn State which nuke it difrci-j , ent from any other college I ORDERS TAKEN FOR FRUIT PUNCH FANCY CAKES at HARVEY BROTHERS 220 EAST COLLEGE AVENUE Phone 211 ARCHITECTS “What Are You Going to Render That Next Problem With”? DROP IN AND LOOK OVER OUR ASSORTMENT OF ARCHITECTURAL SUPPLIES THE ATHLETIC STORE ALL STUDENT SUPPLIES ON CO-OP CORNER Typing by wire—an adventure in communication i knitting together far-flung organizations and in quickening the pace of business. Here is still another extension of telephone* service which has already proved its value. The telephone type writer promises even greater things a 3 industry discovers new uses for this in strument of convenient communication. The telephone typewriter, a new Bell System service, has commercial possi bilities as yet barely realized. Forexample,a business housecan type write a message over telephone wires, and this is retyped instantaneously and simultaneously in any number of branch offices. The advantage is obvious in t// itation-wtJe system of tnter-contsectsng telephones “OUR. PIONEERING WORK HAS-JUST-BEGUN”| ‘NEARLY ALL GAIN FROM COLLEGE’, ‘TEXAN’ SAYS Dcnn Declares High Ideals, Culture Make Dost Students Although there are types who be-< come almost idcul students, neatly cveiy undergraduate benefits from a] 'college couise, a collection of opin-, 1 ions punted in u icccnt issue of the, \ Dattii Tfjmi, shows j "The bov 01 girl fiom the home] ;of high ideals and culture, without too much company, and ith a moti* \alion of some purpose in life makes 1 the best college student ” Dean Colby D. Hall of the Texas Chustinn uni- NOVELTIES WATCHES JEWELRY HANN & O’NEAL Opposite East Campus BELL SYSTEM 'Tuesday, Alurcii 11, 19hG versity declnvos. Prof. L L. Leftwich.-dean of men at Texas Chustinn umveislty, said, “The best tvpe of student is the one whose cuuosity to learn and industry m adapting himself to life, carry hiip into creative activity far beyond re turn ements for a degree'’ THEATRE TUESDAY— Gctnpre Arliss, 11. U. Warner In ‘THE GREEN GODDESS” Greta Garbo, Conrad Naffcl in “THn KISS" Sjnehronfred Picture—Music Only THURSDAY— Warner Ba\ter, Claude Allister in “SUCH MEN ARK DANGEROUS’ FRIDAY— All-Star Musical Romance “HAPPY DAYS" SATURDAY— Marion DaMes, Elliott Nußent in “NOT SO DUMB" Nittany Theatre TUESDAY— Inlmnv Arthur Sally Starr in “PERSONALITY” FRIDAY— Warner Baxter, Claude Allister in “SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS" SATURDAY— All-Star Musical Romance “HAPPY DAYS" *i‘ •i 1 ■iV'i'l
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