Friday, September 25, 1931
Must Keep R.O.T.C.
Here, Hetzel Says
(Continued fiom first pane)
vital state, national, and world prob
lems, and consequently more and
more the mccca of thoughtful and
public spirited men and women”
This would necessitate the investment
of millions of dollars for proper
buildings, he stated.
The use of over five and one-half
millions of dollars in the past five
years on buildings has made it pos
sible to see the physical beginning
of “the great 1 Penn State.” Dr. Jlet
, zcl'soid, noting, however, that be
tween eight and ton times as much is
necessary, to provide an adequate
plant for even the present demands
placed on the College.
Inadequate funds have made it
necessary to restrict and select the
student body “Dcspue the weak
ness characteristic of every selective
system, there has been gained at
Penn State through selective pro
cesses the highest qualified gtoup of
young people assembled on the cam
pus of any state institution, and a
group comparable in pieparation to
that of the best endowed institu
tions,” Dr. Hetzel said.
“Consequently, the standard of
work in this College is highir than
that of its sister State institutions;
academic mortality is much lower,”
the president added lie was certain
that the next decade will scr a def
inite movement in the same dnection
on the part of public colleges and
universrcics of the country.
Highest praise for the mannei in
which the student body, on its own
initiative, had abolished harmful,
vicious customs that had long been
in force here was voiced by Dr Het
zel. "There was no mandate issued
against these pracuccs, thoie was
only the conviction on the part of
clean minded, intelligent loynl young
men of high moral courage that these
things should no longer be,” he said.
President Hetzel closed his speech
with a vigorous declaiation of his
faith in.«.he student body, saying “this
group through its capable leadership
assumes the lesponsibility foi guai
antecing that there shall not exist
viciousness or harmful and destruc
tive activity and I have the faith to
leave this burden upon the student
shoulders ”
5 PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSORS
TO ESTABLISH CLINIC HERE
Plans for a psychology education
clinic were announced yesterday by
the department of educational psy
chology The clinic will not only give
interviews and guidance to Colleg?
students but also will attempt to
serve the school childicn of this and
nearby communities.
Those m charge of the woik are,
Dr. Roberc G. Bemreuter and Mr.
William M. Lepley, clinical psycho
logy, and Mr. Herbert K Bal.oi, cor
rective speech. Dr. Bruce V. Moore,
and Dr Joseph E. DcCamp, piofes-|
sors of psychology also will assist in'
the work.
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especially helpful in the months of awaken
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Tribunal'To Consider
Customs Exemptions
All fiist year men having a legi
timate excuse for exemption from
ficshnian customs will appear before
■ Student Tribunal in Room 405 Old
Main at 8 o’clock tonight,
Rush '32, president of Tribunal,'an
nounced yesterday.
Those who petition for exemption
must bring with them a complete
lecord of customs previously oh
sened at other institutions, along
with a list of their scholastic rec
ords at those schools, Rush stated.
DR HARTMAN ENDS SOCIAL
SCIENCE STUDIES IN BERLIN
Dr George W. Hartman, assistant
piofessor of educational psychology,
ictuined yesterday from Germany
after a yeai’s study at the University
of Beilirt on a fellowship from the
Social Science Research council.
Besides attending meetings and
seminars at several German universi
ties, Doctoi Haitman aVtended the In
ternational Congiess of Psychology
at Moscow, Russia. During the com
ing year he will teach advanced woik
in Euiopean psyehoolgy.
Campus Bulletin
Candidates for second assistai
manager of cross country should sig
up at the A. A. office m Old Main.
All men students interested in hiking
are invited to hike to the Tussej
mountains Sunday. Gioups will leav<
fiom coiner of Allen and Prospeci
streets at 9 o’clock and 2 o’clock. Thos<
going should bring their own lunch.
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Sophomores—Aie you mtcicslcd in
campus activities and a gam fiom
practical business expeiience? Re
pent in Room 311 Old Main at 8
o’clock Monday night for the business
staff of the Collegian.
Members of Phi Mu Sigma may re
ceive their keys from F. Merton ‘Say
bolt ’32 at the Phi Delta Theta house
All candidates foi the varsity and
fieshman cross country teams and the
varsity tinck team arc lequested to
lepoit immediately at Recreation Hall.
IMCMI
Tuesday night from 7 until 9 o'clock
there will be tryouts for the College
Glee club in Schwab auditorium for
all bantonc and bass candidates On
Wednesday night at the same time
tenor tryouts will be held. All under
graduates aro eligible.
From 7 to 9 o’clock Monday night
tryouts for the College orchestra will
be held in the Band Room, Old Mam.
Freshman candidates for art, edi
torial and business staffs of Froth will
meet at 8 o’clock tonight in 309 Old
Main.
I=l=l
Members of the Fioth board will
meet at 7 o’clock tonight m the Froth
office, 309 Old Main. .
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