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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Pblished sd•oeckly unripe the College •e r. except on holuln,
Col stud e nts of Th en tei
The Penghonla Stele College. In the of the
ge. the students. (pent*. alutunt. and friend..
THE MAVACIVG HOARD
WILLIAM K. TVLICII ALAN 1C111=:11L ,,..„
Al GPM A MILF SKI 'II
Circulutton Manager
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ILMANI C 31rEl 1 Al' 'II
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Member Etrtern Intocollrgfate Novopoper Assoc!atom
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113 Old Mom
Nlttany Puntalg Co Bldg
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Editorial Office
Business Office
News Room__
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930
IF THE SHOE FITS
Considmable contienersy is still raging in certain
camps seg,arding the pamphlet outlining seventy-five
years of rnealch lane uhich «as published by the Col
lege foe the Anns.msary Although this little booklet
gives a misleading impie., , on of the institution, theme
should be a complete undetstanding of its cominlets'
problems before pas , or; eenstue on them.
Undoubte.ll3, the pampllct seems to proclaim that
Penn State is still a "con colege " Judging by the fact
that seven page, ef the entice to enty ale devoted to
rglicultin al research, one might tool! ho inclined to con
sider this a farm school Yet sec eta! othes branches of
learning exist hese
The scholarly report of am cultural moldems
folloued by brief and incomplete outlines of the moil: of
the other schools The Schools of MineLai Industries,
Chemistry and Phys , cs, and Engineering combined dd not
receive as much space as their brother on the hill. Then
',hen it comes to the "cultural" side, the aspect is even
darker. The Education ;drool keener a little aver a
page in uhich to ripest its advances, ',hale the School
of Liberal Arts does not receive c..en that much space
As a result these are irony omissions Sonic of the out
qunding storks of several members of the latter school
, aro completely neglected This naturally gives en in
npleto picture of the uoll, tamed on at the College
cobs so it is tiue that the Scott, of agricultural
h men may be mole tangible than the ssosk of
50mLN , 7,.5 he °the, Also, this school may have mole
funds ava le. But, on the other hand, does that some
to raise the ending of the College any mote than se
scotch merit 1 die social sciences as rone•other.qeld 9
credit should be green to the Agliculture school
Los its troll-and enthusiasm, and cognizance should be
taker of the fact that it has been in e , istence longer
than the lest, the other schools also deserve then mo
iimtionate shale of recognition
Hoaeso, like all plain., pclhaps there arc We
sides to tnis one The Aglicultme school inset be
commended for its mogiessi,e policy in putting its work
before the public Some of its aggiessneness aught swell
be adopted tt Ith success by the others To the dpdn
tereqed obscl,el ould appeal that the Libel al Alto
school and its retiring Mothers ale at times a astefdl of
then opportunities Instead of taking advantage of
tFe chance to glee thc.t «ot It publicits, it appeals that
they s,t , ilently back and Scott fm othels to do it
tot them
If sonic of the schools did not 1 CCCIN e then Just
award in the booklet, it can be taken as a lesson In the
value of "blow,ng one's on.n horn" when the auspicious
TOO MANY SALESMEN
One of too established salesmen displaying mares
v.eeltly in flateinny club teems may be toles ated, even
N, &corned by the members llonevet, when st♦ in mole
peddlers appeal throughout the week selling °NCI% flung.
it om punehboards to pat seals, it gets tnesome
Inteifiaternity Council could eliminate much of this
by establishing a service similai to the one used by
municipal Chambers of Commence Before a salesman
could gain access lc a lintel mty house he should be te.
nuked to piesent a centilicate issued by a Council com
initteJ ',climbing for his ieliability.
ASLEEP
It may be going too far to say that a large pm
centage of Penn State students did not know that
Tuesday was Election Day. It wouldn't be so far-fetch
ed to state that ninny still do not know the names of
the wameis It a a ecitainty that the Penn State stu
dent is sadly ignorant of current events.
The isolation of the Nittany campus is a good talk
ing point. But it should not be taken so literally that
the student loses all touch with outside activities. A
f,ew minutes devoted daily to a good magazine or news
paper will keep the student informed of current events
necessary for intelligent conversation
When little Jimmy vats three yea"; old he delighted
rt picking up bits of string and tin cans to take home
to Mother. When Jimmy came to College he retained
these cute habits, collecting silverware and sugar bowls
to exhibit to admiring fraternity brothers. Unfortu
nately for the restaurants, they can't apply switches to
the numerous Jimmies dike Mother did when they pulled
these babyish tricks at home
THE LION'S DEN
EiMEMI
I=El=ll
The other• night Daniel sins sitting in the movies
and happened to spy a man si.ith just a fling° of has
...kitting his bald pate a fess rotas ahead In about
the middle of the show the nealb-denuded gentleman
began to scratch his sates fling° of halt.
Apparently soineore else also noticed this, be
cause an unkno,n uise-ciacker in the row behind
immediately piped out, "Hey, nu tot, chase hen out
the open and we'll get hint fot
The Story Behold the Ad
Wher I sat doss n to play they all laughed,
But the platy mot tht. ad Nays vothtny about c.
that 1010 a ynt op they ice, c otal laughing
Professorial Definition,—No 2
PESSIMIST—I , a guy mho mear not only a belt and
suspenders, but al,' eall:es a packet of safety
IM=ll=l
It yasn't mime I gat you
Not tons it hoot we met,
But just uhete could I lose you
And how soon could I Puget
All tho s e hoots we spent together,
With you always in niy head,
11 hen I utter ed with each linty blocs
The s.mh that you had fled,
But you hadn't, and each moining
I awoke to find you here,
And sneezing, spells assailed me
As I cupod assay a teat
NO, that you'se gone I miss you
Like I miss last ssinteC., snows,
But I'll not deny a tender feeling
Fat you lingeis—it's the nose'
VI Eli, 04 (he nh? qayenti god, the nose hhold
MEMO
As plentiful as vacant rooms over Houseparty
eek-end
'Alto Yon', Gone
The Coy Co-ed snnply adores big strong, cax ernous
football men Why, she cven sef uses to use a soft
Ilouseparb Topic for Debate
'Resolved That Ern} , Student Should Hose a
Mattmge Ccalfieate Before Bong Granted a Sheep
Unfamiliar Quotations
In the beginning God cleated man—and then made
IM!!=l!il!trill
Haw 2001 Il P Q is vice, too
DOLLAR BOOKS
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TIE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
DEBATING COACHES
APPOINT SPEAKERS
!Name Lightstone. Hitchcock as
Team To Meet German
Students Dec. 13
Or,ille A Hitchcock '3l and Harty
,W. Lightstone "11 hate been chosen by
I Prof. John II Frizzell and Joseph
O'Biien, men's coaches, to meet
the Gomm debate, in the feature
!contest scheduled for December 13.
The too men selected will work on
the question of military preparedness
v,hile the r °moulder of the men. who
ate selected to the squad will prepare
debates on the free finite question
! Menthols present at this meeting
mho store or the squad last year in
: chide Orville A Hitchcock '3l, David
Kinh '3l, Holly W Lightstone '3l,
Meyer A. Plurals '3l, Milton I Bald
' linger '33, and Anion Hindman '33
Of those etteting collegiate debat
ing work for the first time Solomon
Keesal '3l is the only uppeiclassmen
to be ado.' to the squad. Sopho
mores include Edwaid L Dumm,l With only half as much rain during
George W. Gooilley, Albert H Hobbs, the last month a• is normal, State
Samuel J. Klappe and Samuel Man- College has bed 3023 inches less lam
del N rendered, Many W.' fall dining the Inst nine months of
Porter, and Kail E Strobl complete this peal thar in pinions years, ac
the second Near members of the cording to Prof. Clinton 0 Ciomer of
squad. I the deportment of agionomy, Monday.
First year mcn gain.ng positions Shoitage of maull has been le
nto Albeit 0 Judd, Emanuel Kline, cm de,' for c‘ery month except June
Ernest C. Miller, and Chailes A. Mr- since the beginning of the 5,..11, said
cts Beinald H. Rosenwmg, Leslie Professor Cramer
A Seaman, and Gayle V Shicklm
are the other fi eshman additions tr
the squad
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PROVES LOWEST IN HISTORY
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SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
LEASES MITCHELL FARM
Noll, Borland To Conduct Experiments
On Demonstration Tract
The School of Agneultuie, once
mole pressed for loom to expand,
ha - lea ,, ed the fatal of Judge H Wal
t, Mitchell, an e‘-president of the
Pear State Board of nustees.
Thm land, 100 steles, located just
adjacent to the College propel ty on
the north side, was selected foi its
cervenience and neatness to College
facilities
Leased by the College from 1910
ntd 1929, the faun Ntas held as a
STARK BROS o I lARP£I2,
Next to tle Rams
At Housenarty
Time
STOP
at the
Pleasant Gap
Service Station
NO TIME FOR CHURCH ?—FIND TIME
What Do You Do Sunday Evenings 6:30 to 7:30?
THE YOUNG PEOPLES FELLOWSHIP
of
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
offers "you
A New Short Service of Devotion in Church
followed by
An Open Forum by the Fireside
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2 for 50c
1 C. & C. Gingerale 20c
3 for ___
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Weekly
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14 oz Asst. Pkgs $l.OO.
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Chocolated Coated Thinmints
N Friday, Novembq 7, 1930
ticnon9tration plot usaig only lime
and comma!cial feit thzeti Hown or,
It Sias not lensed dm inn 1929.
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Prof. Chalks F Nob, head of the
demutment of e.pctnnental
ngfieul-
Lute, and Supeuntendent of• Faints,
Nib he to dunge of the 75 front acres
which me to be planted in corn and
oats. The lemannng 25 acres, under
the thtect,on of Plot Andrew A.
Borland of the department of daisy
hushanch:., 1,111 be used as pasture.
(No matinee Saturday of this week)
MEM
Worrer Crand VII phone pi esee
Winnie Llghtner, Irene Delliny in
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Ukelele Ike, Rev =l,l Denny,
Ftfi Dors,* in
THOSE THREE FRENCH GIRLS'
MONDAY and TUESDAY—
Matmee Dady at 120'
Ed Brenda], John Wayne la
"THE BIG TRAIL"
WEDNESDAY—
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Liben Tnslnnan, Neil Hamilton in
"THE C Vi . CREEPS"
THURSDAY—
Joe E Brno n, Jeanette MacDonald in
"1 RE LOTTERY BRIDE"
The Nittany
FRIDAY—
Cecil B. DelitlleN
.11 ummr. S kTAN'
SATURDAY
"THE LIFE OF TILE PARTY"
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—
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