Friday, April 17. 1931 Champlin Reviews `The Professor' in Magazine Article The seaichlight no cast on the col lege professor by Dr Colloll D. Champlm of the Education School in an mtale titled "The Improving College Professor•' appeai mg in the Apt 1 is sue of an educational Journal, published be the Pint Delta Kappa honorary education so ciety. "The •Anentffic mac ement in edu cam, has at last found CI lends in in our coll.:res." the ...Ude deleted. "In this stronghold of comet vats. these is nosy dissosinble a stinting about to discos, lion the hashing process at this lone: Dias be developed into a mote tetognizable technique!' 'naming the piogte,. of -ilueational method hunt the haphaz.nd :eat rang of Alesandi is and contenipotar cases, Lt. Champlin dirsttibes the modem college as our of i-om Psst. atively secular clutactss TI , n Wet helloes the pietist° of a college pia hissoi as ponilcious, and un practical" Indistottal, but pantts the modern loathe, its an effluent and scientific thinlset In .1 :Andy of the popul to of at our teaching method, Di Chain dm found th 1 generd dos , disco,- ion dchtutelc on:tanked all other nethodo in the student', opinion, chile independent t hian t rading laced lot hy the 0 banal of pupils. ROOFING AND VENTILATING GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK A Complete Line of All Metals in Sheets and the Aid of Expert Mechanics Put Us in a Position to Serve Your Every Want MAY WE QUOTE YOU STATE COLLEGE SHEET METAL COMPANY Phone 42 l-M 221 W. Beaver Ave. night life To WIND UP the evening, drop into the restaurant for a bowl of Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes. Here's the dish—full of the famous flavor of PEP—brim ming with whole wheat nour ishment—and just enough extra bran to he mildly laxative. You'll 'like them from the first taste. The most popular ready. to-eat cereals served in American colleges are made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. They include ALL. BRAN, Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies,WheatKrumbles and KeHoges WHOLE WHEAT Biscuit Also Knf fee Hag Coffee—the coffee that lets you sleep. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creels' ,In the famous red-and green package. /4 211/2 COO PEP BRAN FLAKES PEP BRAN FIA ES 711[140, TENNIS wRiGHT & DITSON TENNIS BALLS 3 for $1.25 iiINCROFT WINNER SPALDING Top FLIGHT 15.00 LEE'S BAT - Other Rackets at All Prices GOLF 1 s'l' \ V CANVAS BAG 2 WOODEN CLUBS sloaoo 3 IRONS—RUSTLESS BALLS-3 for $l.OO GOLF BAGS $2.50 up FISHING TACKLE ALI. SUPPLIES RODS FLIES LINES HOOKS The Athletic Store ON CO-OP CORNER TRACKSIEN WILL HOLD PENN TRIALS TOMORROW For Relays Frick), Salmi,* 'Pinsk entrants tot the Penn Relays nn nanklin field next Fraley and Sam day will be selected on the basis of final try-outs hen, tonlorron, Coach Nate Caltmell stated 3 ester des. Sneo.d held representatives and three four-mule inlay runners have almuly been named. Cal Shanlev will uphold Penn State in the nelght, and Earle Edwinil, in the hanunei throe mg dmsion In the 120-yard high /undies, Johnny MLDonell and Harry 11111 ulll Lon, pete, elide Bub Sigel cull hurl the javelin Captam Clock Mcoangcr, Diel. Dot codes, and Paul Rokers bane Wen mcked by Coach Cattmell to compete in the fotn-rule sclay event It is doubtful whether NS, N 4 In send teams for the qualtel and half-null relays, .coldlog to Coach Cartmcll IN OMAN ENGINEER DISCUSSES MAKING 11 EATHER TO ORDER "Doing Something About the Weather" was the topic discussed by Miss Maigmet Ingels, Amelica's uoinan an conditioning engin eer, in Enguraming D Thursday night. In her talk, Miss Ingels Dented the "phyiscs of air," pointing out hose menthol can be made to order. DESIGNATE MAY 2 AS MOVE-UP DAY Campus Bulletin All enti ies in the inttrimural tennis (Continued from first page) I tom ney•tinist be submitted to Chillies undei the Junior and senioi staffs at ' W • Rice '3 , 1 at the Phi Delta Theta all the fall and tinter sports omits ;house boOne f Saturday night. After the winter spurts season, Once I —o— the group will be elected in they Senior lion suits mill be on sale' . same manner as the sophomm es se- i Monday, Tuesday, .1111 i Wednesday at porting next meek hill be chosen i be- Stull. Brothers ,k, lid, pei. foie College closes this year. —o— regular manager's sax-melt Any men m ishing to compete in "S" still be awamded the head client-, nto:class fencing rue to report at leader, uhile the two other seniors', Recreation hall at 5 o'clock Tuesday on the squad Hill receis e foul and l ot Wednesday after noon 1 one-half inch minor "S"s, if athletic ' —C— I association officials sanct,on the plan , Theme mill be a meeting of the min e : ing society at 7 o'clock Tuesday night ATTENDS EDUCATION MEETING lin the Mineral Industries building. All interested ate !mite(' to attend. Di Arthur S Haire% dnector of 1 - teacher training estension, has re-1, —o— from Ness Yoilt city, where he, Thole will be an impottant meet attended a meeting of the eastern ;mg of the DeMolay society at the association of duectois of Extension I Acacia house at 8 o'clock Sunday Education this meek. i night Masons are also invited OPEN AFTER THE DANCES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LOCUST LANE SANDWICH SHOP Complete Food and Fountain So s leo Phone 310 214 E. Natany TALLYHO & HORSEBACK NATURE TRIPS PENNS CAVE HECLA PARK BEAR MEADOWS NATURE CAMP Special Tickets for Sour Select groups. For details see CAMPUS SADDLE SCHOOL (Rear of Theatres) Phone 9799 All Types Corsages Marimor Florist 222 W. Beaver Ave. Phone 861 , - --- Monday—Tuesday AU CTH P 1 . April 20-21 A Went wirt..os kale Matinee Daily at 1:30 - i,i• • .• :' - - •,::' I cs 7.1... 4 , ' .." i ' V ,3,F4 : : ‘ '3 . ! ~ .• • ......":: .`" , ' , L° ' .." ' ' .. - ' 1 i ,.. .';.: 4. :?'. ,e/ ,,, • „! I ( : 1:411), ~..,. ~,,,„.4 .., , ,•,-, A _ 1 . 4 ,, , 0 , \''''*•9l-% ••' .. .''':i (- --, ~ "k 'I I ' I ,oe S:l3' ,' , ' 1"e v ,e‘ , f 0 •”" e •,, " 7 „ .4 .. ~; , 1 , - •, v` -- c s ,ct , t' ~.:, :4,; -, '° ~,, -f tt 4 111-- 7 '4 ' . '' ' 0 6 ( '-, 4 ,:_.. , • , , ::, , ~..., ~, 4 "'" - Robert Coogan Jackie Cooper Alitzi Green Pervonally Endo, Neil 114 the Finert Juvenilee Piaui e et ei 1111.1 d, You'll lots it! -4 Cool W Soffit. THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Sophoinoies who uish to tty out to, juinoi cheeileader positions should re tpot t at the tummy Thursday night. MOE Reserved sent tickets foi the pio illation contest of the Pennsylvania Inteitollegiate Di aseatic association may be puichased at the Trensmer's office in Old Main today oi at the lies White in Schwab auditorium tonight and tomes row night. CLASSIFIED LOST—Mourn stone out of ling be tueen Roc hall and Coop cot nor net= to Blatzs, Alpha Chi Rho lteld LOST—Slide rule In Wadk leather case on Monday actetnoon. Reward. Call Fmk at 56 ltcorP SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR NEXT WINTER'S COAL YOU WILL SAVE MONEY STATE COLLEGE FUEL AND SUPPLY CO. Phone 35-M TO AND FROM INTERFRATERNITY BALL RESIDES TAXI Nittany Pub. Building 750—Phones-196 A Complete Food Service PLAY REAL MINIATURE GOLF THE LITTLINX OUTSIDE COURSE 10 PRIZES FOR LOW SCORE OPENING DAY OPEN DAY AND NIGHT NEAR POSTOFFICE OPENING DAY APRIL 18th • INCOM PA RA EL E STYLE, ALLY SUPPORTED BY ELEGANCE AND THE E L EMENTS ESSENTIAL TO SATISFACTORY AND DIETING LISIIED USAGE. G") 7 ' • f 3 It e .•! i l l mo s SEVEN DOLLARS OTHERS UP TO TWENTY AGENTS IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES LOST—Small cameo breast pm set wall small pearls Lost Thula day aftet noon, Apia. 9. Reward, Retul n to Mts. J II Musser. Phone 2114 301 South 0111 St. Ott MIDDLE aged widow wishes position in fraternity house as cook or as sistant 11Iis. Dumire, 507 sth Ave, Juniata, Altoona, Pa., Phone 21857. ittpHe BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUC TION—Pi sate dancing instruction for beginners Call d9-J or sec Mrs. F. J. Hanraban, Fye Apts., Ptfc PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS The Corner rZffiffi > THE FINCHLEY HAT ' • WILL BE FOUND HERE EXCLUSIVELY Nationally Kn,own reirv.,,,m• Pao Four WANTED—College men for piollt, able Summer employment. No ex patience necessiny., Call 'Dickman, 199. 2tch FOR RENT—Two rooms, second floor, famished as sitting loom and bed loom. Call 46,5-M. 2tpF There's Music to The Spring Clothes 1 by Society Brand - ii Braeburn Charter House Hart Schaffner & Marx The spring theme song is color . . . original, invit ing, young men's apparel that strikes a rythm in wearables young men so much appreciate but sel dom find. , • $35 to $5O with cstia trousers or knickers Shirts—Ties— Sox and Sport Shoes that help to carry out the idea. FROMM'S
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