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FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1030
SENIOR HONOR MEN
m of contention I'm yeni s past has been the
semen honoi men Again this t eni the limn-
e men is seriously questioned on the campus
pi otest is cowed against the small percentage
qat elect a man to a position of honor in the
class Appiommately 00 seniors elected
at cull tepiesent 000 graduates at then Class
lies next month, a fact cchah is truly opal
significance Bq the hurl-out this year, how
1, surpassed any of for liter years This is
but not productice of a solution If the inen
tints representative of then class, a larger
of cotes is need. llou to accomplish this is
It has been chaiged that the impending
ace not been in Pie public notice long enough
target percentage of the class to the ballot
ams one solution Annthei proposal is
lie ballot during the spring campus elections
method is adopted certainly cannot be less
tree than the pi esent one
THE PLACE OF CUSTOMS
ut exception thi. yi.ai has been the first to
omplete breakdown of elm's customs at Penn
ere base been violations heretofore, but not
year has there been such an utter disregard
sting code of lobes and regulations. The an
te pioblem is not an easy one Opinions on
on differ in eery class. One point is clear,
nil that is the need for a code that mill up
on so eight—the need for a code that will corn
expect of the onto e student body. The down
toms this year is not traceable to any govern
on the campus; instead, it is justly attribut
non-inteiest and non-feasance of the student
is ample proof that there is something rail
so lth the mescal code. Under those condi
is but one ony out Customs must undo
e of student opinion, and the remnants con-
Into n wo:kable code, a code that will be en-
Student Council has taken that way Now
c student body to iespond The'clMllengelhunt
r customs will pass out of existence entirely.
• place fro customs on the Penn State campus:
d find that place
fratei nay Council last night accepted the peti
iti anal, al Council lot membership in the na
ning body, Henceforth, Penn State Irate,
II wm k as a unit on the campus, regaidlcs, of
onal affiliations No longer will the national
ocal Hater nav perfoim the same tasks mile
f each rahm. Instead, they will be placed side
every campus endeavor, sharing like honors
nn State fiiitei nay amid. And for once the
ter nay" sail denote ti ue brotherhood, rather
tie piefixed either by "national" or by "local"
the cictor belongs the spoil.," is an adage fitly
the student who gains recognition by long and
flint in the classroom. No end of congiatula-
Is would heighten the glory that nos expressed
the nom& at the Scholarship Day exercises
en', Day is Just mound the coiner. While the
•om olydnuLtw oun view fm• the moment, We
t fml to unite that note to Mother, tenund-
round athletics cm tamly have pi oved then
often ing toil eational facilities to all students
done much to aid coaches of vat sity teams in
g rev. talent fm their team,. Is it not quite
that inti mut al competition in the vomits
activities as suggested by Di Little would
Ic Imo e students to engage in some field of men
, nail that exceptional ability would also be
o light nod given the proper endow ngement
mg fat full. development'
DE DANIEL
There are ways, and there me ways, of inning
money when in need, but Daniel believe% he has dis
covered one of the nobbmst—and thnt does not ex
clude any of the well-known College lockets such as
—oh, well , you know what Which bungs Nth the
story of an old pnl who wanted to t arse things for a
living and actoidingly bought himself a chicken
ranch, but had no success with chicks and Wined to
cheeks with sash good results that he now has a posi
tion for the next twentt years in the Stnte Pen Tins
should serve as a remmdm to seniors in need of a
job that the Blum - int Cm ['oration of America and
othei :lilted parts is looking for men who aid good
check-rmsei s.
But to go on now ,nth the story not, of how
Daniel has unsed a little money himself which come
Llano to one of those gond old customs known ns a
franc-up, but which Daniel hastens to inform every
one eonceined is only a pante name, 01 more
specifically the fifteen ot tot only in-mom mug homes
that heretofor have encircled his honmaly
fnaterm
ty shingles %Ouch hung on the wall to the tuna,-
ment of cooly fteshman pledged m frightened away
as the case may be
In short, Daniel has sold his honninry fraternity
shingles to a junior who has inhelitcd his ineinhei
btu'x in the Snoorat Club, Pi Dania Goode, et set
eta., so that he could buy a cap and gonn, Lion's suit,
and invite Papa, Mama, and Ci m1(1111=11 to his es-
Potted hot not likoly graduation. The method is no
comments! to oral y 5.1,11 with 00111} of plaiting
nevt his picture in far rue
Oh the lolly pop.,
And the folly cops
The hoop of old Pennsy State
The toughies
And toughie., (to some they'ie the Muffles)
of any old (late
Closer Whalen II
Darnel visits the campus every now and then
to go to class and aller alto ior motives, included
among which is an occasional tout of inspection along
oath Campuseer. Excuse us, please. We'te just too
little boys flying to get a line.
Up on the ‘astness of Holmes Field—sometimes
known as No Man's Land because of the warlike at
mosphei e—a nem tragedy occurred the other rate,-
noon The Rotacse was alai ching—not Through
Geolgia, but in circles—and some co-eds Acme prac
ticing mchery kn arrow flew ski the a duck and
oosted in a Rotaseer's hat mheie it occasioned some
little alarm Germ al Hairy Mm Lie, remembei log his
hmstoiy, hollered "Don't fire until you see the white,
of their eyes!"
Erata The proceeding story didn't really happen,
but Daniel beheses that it should so that there would
be somethng to wilt° about. Paidon, again, please
Holmes Field is known as No Man's Land because it
is the erred playground
And then, there is that little house just below
Mac Hall, the little red brick one with the home-like
atmosphere, which Daniel has long tegaided with
curious eyes It nimbi be an adjunct to the Hall
since it looks like a powder house, not talcum but
dynamite Daniel doesn't know what it is, but he
pi onuses the public that eithei he or Campuseer wdl
head an exploring expedition soon in onto! that every
one can be Intel med.
Ken Fitz.Sunons, %mime, of the F, nth Best-Diess
ed Man .Ecintebt, hiM' promised Daniel to contribute a '
few migmal jokes now and then The fast will be
a confession entitled, "My Success, or How I Became
This Way"
GREETING CARDS
for
MOTHER'S DAY
Sunday, May 11th
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Remember Mother on her day. Be it
large or small—costly or inexpensive, a
late! or a postal card—a greeting card or
a present he sure to remember her.
Keeler's
CATHAUM THEATRE BUILDING
Tire, PENN STATIO, COLLI,FGTAB7
SCHOLARS RECEIVE
ACADEMIC HONORS
Dr. Hasek Presides in Absence
Of President Hetzel at
College Assembly •
(Continued front first pnoe)
vanin Isomen seholai ships ao i e
I imattled to E Louise HolTedltz 31,
' 11. Louise Maroon! and Mildred
Settle '•11 Emmn E Bible '33 sins
the lecipient of the 01ex me seholui
, ship
For excellence in mathematics, Miss
lloffedit, al.o soon the 11 Freeman
Steckel. mathematic, scholarship.
'Kathleen 13 MeLinen was named al.
sornner of soothing reserve scholar-
Hop of Allegheny county, and Milton
C. Miller secured the Arthur• C
I Made, memorial scholar ship. The
I Allan Nutt memmarl scholar ship win
, nor V.(14 Forrest Steele '3O
•
Foul Louise Carnegie senior Raul
. anion, v.eie awarded to Hartman,
Holtman, Johnson, and William A
Haldeman George Fistinglt: Edward
.1. Johnston, harry 1P Lightstone,
'and Walter F Nicoden soon the Car-
I neive Junioi awaidb, uhile five sopho
more a.aids .eie made to Marion C.
James, Holm. R. Josephson, Geoige
A. Schumachei, Donald A Shelley,
and Glenn Z Step ens
In the absence of Pi esident Ralph
D. lletzel, who was attending the fun
l el al of William H. Teas, Piot. Carl
. W. Hi,ek, head of the economics
partinent, and chanman of the Sen
. ate committee on academic standards,
B pi ended at the scholastic ceremony
.Dr William H Ciaeford, mesident
: ern. its, of Allegheny college, ad
dicssed the assembly on "The Chal
' lenge of the Impossible "
RICHTMEYER WILL GIVE
TALK ON SCANDANAVIA
Cornell Professor to Speak Before
Sigma Pt Sigma Nest. Week
D: P IC Riehtmyer of the physics
&ointment of Cornell university will
dehvei thin lectures here next week
as part of the program arranged by
Sigma Pi Sigma, national honorary
ate nity
He will g•ce an illustiateir lecture
on Scandanasia Tuesday night and
delim irpopular science lecture
on "The Science of Tweedle Dee and.
Tweedle Dom" the following night'
Both lectures will take place in the
Chemistry amphitheatre at 8 o'clock
Di. Richtmyei will also speak on X
III*, satellites at a Physics seminar
to be held in room 28 Physics building
at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Di ftichtmyet is the author of "In
hoductlon to Modern Physics" and is
past pi esident of Sigma Xi, national
scientific teseareh fraternity, a chap
tei of uhich sins installed at Penn
State last month.
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EDIT=
'COLLEGE STUDENTS DRINK
LESS' SAYS DEAN CLARK
"College students are drinking less
than in former yews but making mole
noise about it, declined Thomas
Arkle Claik, dean of men at the Um
veisity of Illinois in admitting that
Illinois students dunk
Dean Clatk contends that the drink
ers on the campus ale not only fewei
in number but are less harmful to
themselves and others than then pre
decessors lie also believes that idle
talk has much to do with the dunk
ml, situation on any campus
Cheek books ti iumpheil over affec
tion at Dartmouth recently, when the
clay quevtionaire revealed that 200
out of 300 senimr probed marriage
for money to that of love. In the
same inquiry thuty-one membetw of
the graduating class admitted they
hod never been kissed
Equitable Life of lowa
J. A. (Pop) Garrison '27
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Mother's Day - - - May 11, 1930
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2,288 GRADUATE FROM
AG SCHOOL SINCE 1909
Horticulture Deportment Leads in
Degrees Conferred With 382
Two thousand, two hundred and
eighty-eight students enrolled in four
year courses have been graduated
iron the School of Agriculture in the
period from 1909 to 1929, statistics
compiled by Dean Ralph L Watts re
veal
Horticulture leads the departments
of the School with 382 degrees in the
past twenty years. A close second is
agronomy with 305. Dairy husband
ry has graduated 317; animal hus
bandry, 294; agricultural chemistry,
203; forestry, 234; agricultural educa
tion, 159; landscape architecture, 105;
agriculture economics, 69; poultry
Husbandry, 39; and botany 33
El=
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lent of floticulture, addressed th
leanly club of Swanton, at a meet
ng of the organization last week
le discussed phases of (loned glow
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MIMS
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TUESDAY
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"MURDER WILL DUI"'