PENN STATE COLLEGIAN hllehrd seml•weekly aurtne the Callega,year, extent on MaWay.. en. of The Pennsylvania Slate College. In the In eeeee t of the . the student., faculty, alumni. and friends. I=l N K ULFRICII . 31 ALAN B CUTTING . 31 Editor Business Mansasr MORGAN '3l ALGFRT I MILFSKI Monatrina Editor Circulation Idanscer C McELVAIN '3l TIARRY C WOOD 'll Sports Editor Advertising Manner L. COIICN 'll WILLIAM R. lICILMAN 'II News Editor Foreirn Athertirins Slan.er CS A. SCHMIDT Jr JANFT I. lIROWNRACK Neu,. lasor Watuen's }Altar N B. SORLFR r I OUISF 110TTEDITZ '3l News Editor Wornon's Managing Editor ASSOCIATE EDITORS . Ctn.:. .12 IWO. It Riley Jr '32 Stetted Totannengl '32 II Irvine . 32 thendnre A Cerrill 12 I olwarcl W. While .32 3E,, C llrgeon 'l2 - Samuel Slnelair . 32 Wen,1,41 1, Ram 32 113.3n1 S Sperinc, '32 r Eastern Intercollegiate Nan:gasper Association TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1931 NOT ALONE IN OUR SIN hat the problem of student cribbing is nut peculiar n State alone is the reas,ning conclusion to be from a recent edam.] appealing in the Ohm Lantetii, student daily at Ohio State univeibi4 enting on the' scholastic ethics committee's i epoi t, Weirs editors i enmil. Obvioubh cheating in etain, is no revalent at Penn State than it 1, at Ohio State student, here he shocked if told that 24 percent on exam.' Not likely If they aren't guilty dye, the} have been their neighbor, in classes lent) of times "The Penn State temedial buggestion., might a1..0 he led to Ohio State in elitehes or departments where are not now in 4,11,1 . While efrorts.bave made in some classes to establish a closer contact en professors and students, in others such a thing ?level to have been seriously considered . mays to help (remedy) the situation would he r dependence on (lath oorh for glades and fairer nations in many cases e Point in the [Auto 11 editorial is worth) of note stated, the suggestion that greater depend s placed on daily grades means that there should enipha,s an tin iL 'While it i. the general ini- n line that finals 4hould not count more than one tanned the ultimate grade, too ninny mstructort, he examinations much more highh. PANHELLENIC'S PROBLEM problem of second semester bidding . among the stet mtico , not. something to be i u4hed It Ito Panhellenic Council without serious con ion Berme knowing all sides of the question eel. olganlzations genclallv favored a change In but nocc that they me weighing in the hal .ll the adyuntageb and disadvantages t would drisable for Panhellenic to cast as final cote too the frateinity women ran an,wer to their own talon the thee chief point, to be considered in f 'such a change and then belie, e that second er bidding more advisable than third, then it tune for them to act. nee Rate[ nine, ale not hei e merely for then own ,ut tan, if they mull, benefit the whole women'. t body, the most important problem is. will second ushing help hedge the pup between arty and non-fraternit, llontlll,ll Answering that actor fly they must face the questions that will .nt ale individual groups, namely: will bidding I reniaitei intensify the rushing period first scores d in one-half teat can the upper class girls learn sr all the fieshmen and transteis well enough ect (nom them those the, wish to Ind to their raterm ties, 0 CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE eh time and %pace Lie e been devoted in I ecent • 0 th.etoouon. eoneenung the ultimate goal of a education A. in the taco of so many Poda I c anti ovepqe., the conclusion reached . the ousl!, oh, boo one EiWeary, almost without ON- agree that !cal Tung acquired in college should be bonus e i nough to inquire 'undergraduates for a unded life, raising, a corers ted voice in praise of fortunately, cull icula iequii eonents at the Cols many instances t educe the choice of subjects to cum Not infrequently heavy schedules prohibit ection of studies beyond an arbitrary seholustic Scour students, unconventional enough to deseit tks of "glade clue,eis," have discovered a solution problem ty, ",itting in" on lectures other than egularly scheduled. Thus they reap many of the of the course, without being unduly burdened by endant outside won In rib a practice, must, of necessity, lie hooted by ment (lass room space A College ruling revokes iese courses be scheduled through the 'Registrar' alai the understanding that no credit is to be However, the procedure is not an arduous one re resultant advantage, are well worth the effort. my the knowledge to be gained by attending on lie lecture delivered by a competent instructor n every way, be of as much service in after life t secured over a fraternity bridge table Wilt. THE CA MPUSEER bars of Great Men No 1 S Hoffman ma,Linn gometnne ago and in onion place, FAnet infoimatmn is not the pm pow of this Toni Thumb blogiaphy Amway Bill is ow regitiar and you it ill find h. name on in :laically anything official about this college, including wan entrance ceitificate, egistration cant, grade retina, and most bulletins, although it has car elessly been omitted from the handsome diploma that is given to all who air wooled lion, this institution With the possible exception of the kg school heads, hi. signa tale has been on more panel and in more place, Om anyone else's in this college Ile also takes an in , finite delight in writing his name in Tuilash or ki abic tit whatmer it ii, inasmuch as Ile used tee tra‘el quite a lot in his youngei days Ile still takes long trips nut West to legistials' conventions, in fact, he has so many tiips that they hose made him an officer in the mg,anuation. Bill collects odd and use ful things like match boxes (joy nmei can tell when a good match box mill come in handy), Pontius, and vacation eNtension fines He is a tall, dark, hand some chap, and srsilois nese, mind ss siting foi hours an his anteroom (as they usually do) in ordm to see bon He is the champion shingle designer of Centre county—he has saved an enormous amount of rune) in his time--he is Professoi Tunnel's closest mill when it conies to belonging to orgaimations—m spite of his numerous keys and'pin, by merely designing offirml and mysterious loolong .placards foi other membeis to hang on then malls Bill is quite gone on the subject of sjstemaytion, and at the beginning of every semester he conducts rwuselous experiments on the registering student boils lie and the Dean of Men are great pals and the two of them perpetrate what they call ~ column on the unsuspecting citizens of State College, in the Slate Collegf Tint, 411 in all, a good mint people, including ousel, Cc, like Bill, and those that don't manage to put up with boo This tv-st, students undo the auspices of the 'V If C A sisited the penitentaar) the other day and gave the place the once-over. Sort of old home meek in the old place, eh' The so as den stated officially that . the men one better satisfied orth conditions since the delegation left, and they seem quite willing to solve out their toms Who said the T M C A soasn't an influence' About the Toun and Campus Dr Dotterel snide, nt us plulosophscally We base a standing het that Mannt Peskin still not he Nl:easing a green . . DI Ritenoui stops to obsex,e an an plane in progress acioss the shy We knot' the human body scatters an when it talk fi oin that 'right, Doc The Beta Sigma Rho boys eertamty threw a snell party last see!. end The town council has estimated that sheet repairs in Locust Lane will have to be made three years cellist than usual . Doctor Sperry steps it off at the Lambda Chi's Saturday night function Duke Rohin.on TIL of the S A. E province, arth a lady luting Hoot the Mange Dorm Com t Did 01 ,vile A Hitch coil, car,ity debatm, get the last ,011(i girth the Seton Hill damsel ot not" The mail anon n nn't tell 1111. CrouMe of the math depaitment—a pin fessional cynic . That Intl cutely designed chimney on the new Beta house . . A campus cop who is going to unite a book about what he has observed while on duty. Whether it is suppieissed or not depends on lion observant he V. 114 . • . Rabbits on the Kappa Sig tiont paid Soon, els ale getting. scan sir Ti Henc66n, cheei lead. and man about campus last yea, Wag back for Sunday dinner Stella Albeit (you remember Stella) visited this hmough also . G ik 4 • LIKE MUSIC TO THE EAR We've been telling you that your clothing dollar would buy more now than any year since 1914. Here's Proof— s2s $35 $45 ,IIMONTGOMERY'S .11 Ihm Stair T PZNN STATZ :731,1117.CiLA1T M. BULLETIN LAUDS! Students Acclaim 'Wearing of the ' SCHOOL'S FACILITIES Green' in St. Patrick's Celebration Offers' 3 Courses Unduplicated ' With a wave of Pat and Mike jokes world The wearing of the green will ', settling oyez the empt, during the take other forms in the familiar In State's Educational , past week, a student body resplend-, shamrock lapel piece while co-eds will Institutions . ent in touches of emerald green today I don their greenest dresses and encase v,iii give tangible recognition, either their upper extremities in hats of • planned or unintentional, to the mem- i similar color. si vof the sainted Patiiek of Haw,' Rumors that several members of contains the only department in the The School of Mineral Industries : o - to f ame. 1 the women knowledge seekers will nit in green ribbons back Although th the first that State giving curricula which lead toy is is year l topear their freshman days havehearkening already degree., in geology, petroleum, ond l_m embers of the freshman class `have; notbacked the ce l e b ration movement I occasioned some little comment among of , masculine fashion connoisseurs. And natural gas engineei . Dean Edward Steidle mg, according to e in a preface to ,en masse through the icearing thus St Patrick's tradition will be ereen links, tir , nty-five, from their the fi rst bulletin of the School, r.,- i ' - observed on the campus in its in ' ranks have been preparing the way b y 1 tentional aspects. Among objects sued recently, Facilities of the department in the :for the colorful day unknowingly about the campus which will um new building are equal to those found 1 wearing giant bossed ties of vel dant : I tentionally harmonise in the whole hue during the past two weeks anyuliere and plan, are under way , the entire student body w 1 , ,tands the year-round as a monument to expand ' the work of the department ' Today as gopi dl y as f oo d s 0 ...„,„ t ot order' join in the observance of the saint's c ,1 to the Irish saint's memory through to solve t h e oil and gas ro - d os . trmo of memory with neck 'wear rmd nosier, its verdant finish. the Commonwealth, Dean Steidle I presenting an emerald blare to tie , stated, . . "Pennsylvania is the greatest mine-I C• ral industrial commonwealth in the , world," the Dean contended "No On single state or country can display pot such a firm grip on resources and such a saluable u.e of mineral prod-I n acts. The mineral industmes of the II State include coal, iron, and non-met-II alhe nosing, quarrpng, ceramics, oil 'nd • °dual's,. and gar moduction, fuel technology, and metallurgy }lines and products derived from mineral source., account for approximately trio-thirds of the entire productive uealth of the State " The original of the present School] of bimetal Industries .as e%tablished in 1891 by an appropriation of the I State legislature It is one of the/ oldest and largest schools of its hind/ in the country and is recognized as a necessary part of the mining and mineral industries of Pennsykania I PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS] ANNOUNCING— BEAVER FRUIT STORE 107 East Buret Avenue Opposite Postoffite Fresh Fruit's Produce FREE DELIVERY Phone 092-J WHILE llsr I3ELLEFONTE DINE WHERE COURTESY-CLEANLINESS , SERVICE PREVAIL Lyric Restaurant BISHOP STREET Flowers for all Occasions ! BANQUET : PARTY State College Floral Shoppe Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere, Anytime' ALLEN STREET FREE MOVIES-- Now You Can See a Good, Show with the Money You Save on Your Laundry , THE PENN STATE LAUNDRY Has Reduced its Rates 20% on All Under wear, Handkerchiefs and Socks Now That the Hop is Over Send Us Your Tux Shirt and It Will Be Ready For the Next Social Event We Call For and Deliver Penn State Laundry 320 West Beaver Avenue Phone 121 .IIONET TO HEAR RORRRECKIPATRONME OUR ADVERTISERS Discussing "floss to Get th hit of Life," Edo a 11. Itohar.nk, tractor in agricultural education, %%1111 iddiess the foot of a smies of Fresh nan cabinet meetings in the Hugh Seaver room, Old Main nt S o'clock 1 main row night CO-EDS Make SCHLOW'S QUALITY SHOP Your Headquarters BELLEFONTE, PA DECORATIONS WEST SIDE FOR A COURTEOUS and EFFICIENT SHOE SHIN ING and REPAIRING SERVICE NELO Allen Street DEAL •& SON Plumbing and Heating Fraser Street PAPERING.and DECORATING OF ALL KINDS—NEW SPRING SELECTIONS IN WALL PAPERS and PAINTS E•clusive Agency for SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS All Cantina, Placed Before Api ii 1 will Receive a Special Th.count PORTER and WEBER 128 South Fraser Street Phone 688 A Bank Book is the Programme of the Suc cessful man, showing not what he will do, but what he has done. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK ALLEN STREET "The B . ank With the Clock" Why Should You Ride the Bus? BY SO DOING—YOU SAVE— the beauty of your car in bad weather. SAVE— the annoyance of someonv • stealing it. SAVE-- money in no operation costs for gasoline, oil, greatiC, .battery, and wear and tear. SAVE— ear frorri being damaged in parking. For Your Own Satisfaction Try One Trip JUST SIGNAL. THE 'DRIVER AT !, TII E NEAREST INTERSECTION , !! The Town and—, Campus Bus CO; ' -A • Tuesday, Mardi 17, 193 i Et=l AGRICULTUR kL INSTRUCTIONI Senor Ltus i agricultural directoi of Sa'n .7u ri,'Poi to Rico, and P Nn.olaf, doector of poultry .1112 cation in Soviet Russia, ore among the students who have received agriA =tidal instruction through the enr: respondence course given by the Col legs, according to Prof William It. White, of the agricultural correspond ence department. CA THAU M A Warm - 5 othusThcattc, EEO= I=l L',Nard E‘erelt Horton Ether Ralston 111 "LONELY WIVES" WEDNESD4Y 111nr Pickford, Itenntalcl Donn) in EMEMBEEZI Warner Baster, Joan Bennett in "Docrotta• n IVES" FRIDAY— Adolph Mmon, Leda II) am'. in "II EN CALL IT LOVE" The Nittany TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY— Return Shan mg or Constance Bennett, Brie Von Strohenn in 'TIMER PACES EAST 611=E1 SATURDAY "MEN CALL IT LOVE'
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