Tuesday, March 15, 1932 `Tribuned,Juries Not Needed Under Present System'--Rush Laxity of Judgments, Cultoms Enforcement Scored by Punitive Body's Head Juries are not needed under the present Student Tribunal system, ac cording to Rail K. Rush '32, presi dent of the judiciary body. "Jurymen are disposed to be too lax in thew judgments," Rush said. "It is very thscomaging to work up evidence against some particularly faulty freshmen only to have the giry stick on a light sentence for the mis demeanors." "Members of the Tribunal them selves could serve as judges. When twenty or more freshmen nre being tried, the jurymen lose interest to ward the lost on the list. Tribunal members would be more interested and `DO WE NEED RELIGION?' CURRY ASKS IN CHAPEL Theologian Emphaviees Divine Feeling For Worthy, Intelligent Living "Do we really need religion , " Dr A Bruce Cm ry, of Union Theological Seminary, New York, asked in ad dressing the chapel audience in Schwab auditorium Sunday morning. Defining religion as "living in a sense of fellowship with the 'Divine," Dr. Curry said that it is impossible to live life worthily and intelligently without a realization of some guiding spii it Not to know and understand religion is a tragedy, he said. "The human race has developed fairly well physically, and, although these is room for improvement, it has also advanced intellectually. The next step in the evolution of the hu man being will be spiritually," the chapel speaker said Campus Bulletin Mr If P. Boucher, of the S. maser Mfg. Co , Bradford, Pa., 'vi peak on "Pipeline Construction an ouplmgs" in Room 315, Mineral I ,ustmes building, at 3 o'clock Thur.: ay afternoon. r PROMENADE ,st: BEIGE 4 - 44 , 'T* sponsored by U2xe" for PHOENIX "'consider Phoenialloulevard Tones, featuring Promenade Beige, the smartest of the new Spring Hosiery shades," says Eric, Paris' foremost fashion artist. FREE! A'"Vieitfull color print of Eriespainting"Promenade," interpreting Promenade Beige —ulth every purchase of 2 poire of Phoenix Hosiery. For a limited time only. EGOLF'S Student Loan Fund Dance 8:00---12:00 FOUR ORCHESTRAS , • VARSITY TEN BILL BOTTORF CAMPUS OWLS • BLUE & WHITE Recreation Hall . Wednesday, March 16, 1932 Subscription One Dollar could split up the group of offender, for separate trials," he said Rush believes that the names of convicted freshmen should be pub lished along with their sentences and that the student body as a whole should cheek up on these punishments tathei than leave it to the few Tri bunal members He explained that it has been almost impossible this year to enforce the penalties Another fault in the manner of en forcement, Rush said, is that frater nity freshmen are given preference lover non-fraternity men. In this con nection he showed that thirty-five nob fraternity students and only thirteen fraternity men had been reported. At the first Tribunal meeting this year eleven fraternity and eleven non fraternity men were reported for of fences The second meeting saw twelve non-fraternity and no frater nity freshmen arraigned, while at present twelve non-fraternity and two fraternity men await judgment. Four students have been acquitted this year. P S C A membership cmds are now available at the Christian am elation office, Room 304 Old Main. -0— Additional candidates for the flesh man business staff of the COLLEGIAN will report in Room 313, Old Main at 7 30 o'clock Thursday night. -0— There trill be a Rural Life club meeting in Room 10-1, Horticulture building at 7 o'clock Thursday night. MEET and EAT at tho Locust Lane Sandwich Shop Sandwiches Cako Fount= Service 214 E Manny Phone 310 WHY PATRONIZE US? BECAUSE: We give expert service with modern equipment at reasonable prices . . CO-ED BEAUTY SHOPPE Opposite Postoff ice Phone 888 FOR BREAKFAST CINNAMON BUNS HOT CROSS BUNS BRAN AND CORN MUFFINS The Electric B4kery 127 W. Beaver Ave Phone 603 rAThe Nittany Lion Buffet Supper Served After ILStudent Loan Fund Dance A "Real New England Inn" One Dollar Per Couple Special Sunday Supper to Students and Faculty, Seventy-Fite Cents Penn State Students and Faculty May Profit by Special , Week Day and Sunday Rates LIONS TO ENTER 6 IN RING TOURNEY (Continued front page one) M i T , will decide who meets Olson, of Army, in the semi-finals, while Weeks, of Penn, will take on the win nor of the match between Wallace, of Western Maryland, and Gutzman, Sy racuse 105-pounder Tho only class in which Penn State did not secure an entay, the light heavyweight preliminaries will have Bailey, of Penn, and Remus, of Army, meeting, as Kaplan, Western Mau land find of fhe year, opposes Frank,. of Syracuse. With the first bouts :scheduled for • o'clock Friday afternoon, the Marna trent Iva' be continued at 8 o'cloc that night. The finals will begin at : o'clock Saturday night. Although no definitely secured, Frank McCrackin of Philadelphia, and James Bronson New Yorker, will probably be referee Tor the bouts. FOSTER COAL & SUPPLY CO. GENUINE ANITA Punxsutawney Coal Phone 114-111 LATEST MODELS in SPRING SUITS & TOPCOATS Gernerd's CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING Stale College, Pa L C TREADWAY, Mgr Dr JOHN LEVINE Rga Mgr THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUC TlON—lndividual instruction for beginners. Call 779-J of sec Mis. F. J. fiantahnn, Eye Apartments. Etch FOR RENT—Two 3-room .apritt ments with bath, hot and cold run ring water, steam heat. Cheerful at mosphere. 334 NV Beaver Ave. Phone 863 chAP The BIGGEST DANCES are COMING! Why not get your PERMANENT now at LOUISE A. 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BELLEFONTE, PA FOR RENT—Two large single or double rooms preferably to instruc-1 tors or undergraduates. 228 E. 7lam-1 Ilton Ave Phone 605-R. 2tch LOST—Theta CM fraternity pm. Re. ward. Return to W. L Lang, Theta, Chi. lteompSS LOST—Musical instrument case. Re ward for return to downtown COL LEGIAN office. Itcomp.M3 ___7 70 00 BEEEIIII ao 00 POPULAR REQUESTS AT THE CORNER Oysters and Clams on the Half Shell . Seafood Platters The Corner A Complete Food Service FINE WORKMANSHIP LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE at the CITY SHOE REPAIRING CO. ALLEN ST. OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION No. 2558 Come in Early and Avoid the Rush YOUR CAR MUST BE INSPECTED We Will Call For and Denier Your Car KELLER'S GARAGE 1000 East College Avenue Phone 282 Headquarters for Fraternity Ware HOTEL KITCHEN EQUIPMENT HOTEL MONOGRAM CHINA WARE HOTEL MONOGRAM SILVERWARE HOTEL GLASSWARE HOTEL MAJESTIC RANGES and GENUINE REPAIRS FIREPLACE FIXTURES ELECTRIC LIGHT GLOBES LAWN EQUIPMENT The Potter Hoy Hdwe. 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