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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
PubtNhed sentl-weel ly during the College yen, except en bends,
by students of The Pen,lranin State College. In the Interest of the
Cbilege, the Abider.. faculty. niuntni. and friend.,
DIANA
num R mr.ry .111 12
Editor
EITICO IC. I REAR 12
lllnncsnr Editor
EDWARD IV WHITE 12
Artist.. Elhor
THEODORE A SERRILL 12
Snort.. Editor
WILLIAM II IRVINE 12
.wrNorLL L iunnt .32
Rusin., Thom or
SAMIII•L SINCLAIR '32
Clreitlntlon 11Innarer
LIN Y Fltll '32
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COWARD S SPFRING '32
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COLLIN I' I INK 12
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MARY 12 NC RIGHT '32 BIARGARI.T TSCHAN '32
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1 RUNE MARQUARDT '22
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Sidney IT floninmin '33 It Ilph D Motu! Le '2l Robert E Vachon . 33
Donald I. Day . 13 Rollin C Sit 3nna to '33 Richard V Wall . 33
W. J Wllleana yr 'l3 Ernl.9l, it' Volmaskas .33
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FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1932
COLLEGE BOXING ON TRIAL
• 'While Penn State bowls are fighlang the best college
nuttnen in the nation today and tomon my a gi eat te
,ponsiluhly test, upon then husky shoulders That
they will acquit theinselt e, so ell cannot be doubted by
those who hate followed Co all Leo Houck'i t airmen
slut rg the laot ten taus. Penn State bowls hate now
and they been outgenet aled They have rat elv been
cutgarned.
As hosts to college athletes Ilona coast to coast
Penn Statu's student hotly has a duty to pm for at just
tm impot tent in its vay as the mission of the Lion
battler' of the sou:lied eon This tout foment is the
fast of its kind College hovers have met in sectional
tournaments in the east, west, not th, and south, but the
Penn State event is the list National Collegiate Hosing
'lout nament. To inelease its impol [once Curdle), it
lins been designated a, the college Olympic tryouts
Oil meals of the tout 'lament, heeding the pleas of
Director Hugo Benlek, suet timed lat ge financial returns
in order to put the tout ties within a college atmosphere
Then action uas designed to eliminate Ilona the bouts
all elements of pi ofessionalisrn As a a °salt Penn State
will play host to tot event of national inumitance
It should not be necessary to urge ft iendly hospital
ity toward suitors on the campus during this fistic
aseekend But certainly a amy special elToit should be
made by students to make the hundieds of visitors feel
at home Usually it r, not .en neeessaly to ask for
spottsmanlik conduct on the part of Penn State stu
cents in Reel ration hall. But aallen the eyes of the
entii e collegiate spotting world are focused lime, away
student should feel an nun eased obligation and an added
a esponsibilitv.
CAMPUS MARTYR NO. 1492
The eNpulsion of the Columbia Speclalo) editor for
1 r• continued ci iticisins or campus conditions has stilled
I.p a tremendous and lathe, unfoi Innate bum about
the fieedoin of the undo gi actuate press. "Liberalism
has been tanmeied with , " my his suppoiters, rushing
to the cause with Toney headlines, excited peti
tions, rowdy nui,s-incetings, and attempts to strike if
fen no othei ica.on than that they laid themselves open
to the attacks of alaimed and lather i, rational student
).ropagandists, the Columbia Uni‘eisity officials made
a mistake in ousting tin; man pmemptoi ily.
Any college editor will defend the fieedom of the
collegiate pieqs, and its sight to libeiality; hut the bogey
of a college administiatike censoiship is, in this College,
and we beliesc in most sinulai institutions, the product
of silly talk It 1. hold to think that any college ad
ministration would torn its WI ath upon an editor who
critimed fin lc, emplo} mg facts, and acting rationally.
I. 'led*, the much-maligned administiations welcome
constructo,e .d well-founded en iticism, we can cite no
instance in ishich ail Sins not tine.
With the whole campus rociced Iry the May Queen
contlovelsy, it came as a idiot to us to let, n that nut
in Ohio students threatened to name a dog Tot the to
spected position. "Woogs," (second cousin to Wong
tin), was advocated by indignant students when the
seven nominees Om the en-ed lank, mete deemed
It is bald to sympathize, thettroie, with this new I un,nt.sftoO
rr altya of camper tom nalism. Ilvely item of evidence
point , , to his continued abuse of college officials and in
,Dtutionv 'Nall little in 00 basis in fact, His campaigns
were sensational copy Did one of them benefit Columbia
students" Dal 0110 accomplish any aunt eemble reform'
Did ono stop long enough in its ranting to offer construc
tive plans for lam& The truth is that ladle:11 edi
totals ale not the product of men who weigh carom
stances and fact It may be a misfm tune to be a "yes"
mgan fin Incl, of nerd of scathing exposes, but a worse
fault ry a pelpetual facility fin shouting "no"
POLITICAL MAY QUEENS
On what basis should the May Queen and her at
terdants be chosen? Should the position of May Queen
considered the seventh senior women's honor, lo
rdlier with that of bow girl, slipper gill, 01 fan gal?
Must a May Day attendant have a high scholastic aver
age, bold an office in one of the three major women's
organwatams, or be an athlete? Apparently these are
solos of the lequilements consideted in choosing the
posonnel of the May Day pt occasion
Pm trimly a pi city gill who lacked some of the super-
Man, retain ements sea, eliminated as a candidate Be
cuuso a co-ed has brol.en some minor w. S G. A. rule is.
bin• beauty so mm led that she nt any less desirable Co,
thin position Why bin• a transfer student from par
ticipating when she has the necessary qualtfications?
Play Day is the one fete of the College which de
pends on the beauty of its 'anticipants for its success
The public judges women students Icy their representa
tive•, in this cc, oniony It might be better to accept the
public altitude, admit that standards of beauty should
be foremost us qualifications, and abandon the old habit
of turning the election of the May Queen into a political
campaign. 1.. M. K.
OLD MA NIA
Second only to Di Peter.;' ihstrnery that moving
pettnes are potent forces in the maintenance of out
national virtue is the following startling revelation,
unearthed by the diligent researchers of the National
Foot Health Committee, 460 West :14th St , New York
City. The bulletin came to this jour and direct floin
the Committee's headquarters, and was labelled Per
Aruurrhafe Reh 0,1 Accordingly wire r choosing it
just as immediately as possible.
DELAWARE, 01110, April 8, (Special)—Al
though reported pretalent among both men and ilO.
men students in colleges nod universities throughout
the country, a sum ey just completed shims that stu
dents in northern schools base a smaller percentage
of cases of ringworm of the toes and feet limo stu
dents in Southern colleges, according to an article in
the Ohio Wesleyan Transcript published by students
of Ohio Wesleyan Unnersity.
The sun*, made through college nenspapers,
%honed more cases among men students than among
co-eds, and that the disease is cancel] li a uerni found
most cummonl) on the floors of Inciter and bath
rooms • 'Chas germ, the report stated, is picked up by
hare feet and is highly contagious. espetialb m strut
weather.
Students at Oldo Wesley. UniNersity, the cur
cry reported,'haNe toner eases than any other school
reporting, the number of cases here being less than
215 of the student enrollment, as compared with a
national aserage of apprommately
Eighteen southern schools reported an ar erage of
60% while in sixteen northern schools the merage
was only 515 Despite this lead by southern schools,
one lona school reported 905 of its students infested,
the highest hi the country.
It is just such tevolutionaly discoveries as this
which serve to jot us rudely front our usual effete
complacency and smugness, and stimulate us into
mondering if all is as well as it ought lie. Ate sl C.,
after all, doing our pelt? 01 ate we sitting calmly
by while some one-house college m loon 1,111, off with
the laurels?
It is indeed high time that we become :male of
001 deplorable lasity in certain lines, and set about to
remedy the situation. Why should one content our
selves with a ousel able .51% , when by the simply CK
pedient of =idling the student body throngh the
,bowel loom in Roe Ilall in then bale feet it is pi oh
able that «c could attain a C 0 ,,: on e‘en 70$• I ating ,
This dope, tment sincerely hopes that with the
coining of summei and the seasonal appearance of
bare feet in the class room, this institution will be able
to assume its rightful position ittlie top of the list
Thr chainung study in the national dialect conies
to our ale t em from a physics student islto takes a
course with Di. Ham of that dept.
It seems that the Dr. hails Isom the fastnesses of
Ness England, and cars ies over cm tam callous mai hs
of pi onunciation from his native haunts Dui ing the
course of a recent lean) e, a student tuned a question
as to the reason for a eel tam routine proemial e in the
solution of an involved problem.
"14 ell," said th 7• Dr , "IV, simply a formality.
Like, for instance—" lle groped mentally fon an
illustration, and then In ightened "Well," he said
triumphantly, "why do you spell "hos," with an
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
!BISHOP TO SPEAK
IN CHAPEL SUNDAY
Rt. Res. Strider, of West Virginia
lip,copal Diocese, Will Address
The Right Reverend Robert E L.
Studer, bishop coadjutm of the West
Virginia diocese of the Episcopal
church, v.dl addle, chapelgoers at
the legal, sovites in Schwab ouch
totimn, 11 o'clock Sunday aim nine
Rei owing both his bachelor's and
degrees hem the ilmoersay.
of Virginal in 1908, the chapel speak
er man wanted a divinity degree diem
the Vagana Theological Seminary,
Alesandrra, nr 191'1. In 1928 he was
awawled a doctor's degree from the
saine institution.
Bishop Stonier has been in cllrge
of ,1111011.5 chinches and associated
missions in West Virginia since 1911
Ile assumed has piesent position at
Wheeling. in 1921.
Besides being a member of Phi
Beta Kappa, Dr. Stu(lei is n trustee
of the Viiginia Theological Seminary.
Ile is the author of the "Life and
Woil, of Genie: William Peterkin,"
at Inch ma, published Chloe weeks ago.
Campus Bulletin
CandulaW , I'm second assistant ton
sil, manager should sign up at the
.ntldetic oirn.e as soon as possible.
Di a. tugs for booths and catering
,crier for Intern aternity Ball will
be held at Alpha Kappa Pi at 7.30
crhul• Monday night. Peen are pay
able at this tune
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h' oternity golf managers will meet
,t the Alpha Sigma Phi house at 7 30
o'elnek Monday night
BM=
Fi atm nay and glean managers
he int.:mural mushball.tourname ,
sill meet in the Phi Delta Theta butt
t 7 o'eloek Tuesday night
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Of
Books - -
In connection with the recent death
of Arnold Bennett the following com
ments on the man and his work are
Intel eating:
"No one in model n English fiction
has treated so creati‘ely and illum
inatingly the least inteiesting and
least romantic stint, of human so-
Aety " Powys.
"It may be all a matter of talent
and common sense persevelanee but
he seems to do whatevei he chooses
with an ease and brilliance that me
very like genius " Adcock.
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Bennett—My Arnold Bennett
The French woman who shared lus
fortunes for fain teen years pays Ar
nold Bennett a tribute as she reveals
something of his social and domestic
life but makes no tefeaence to his
literary work
Lewisohn—Espression in Ammea
Ludwig Lewisohn is a German-
American Jew who suffer cif many in
dignities doting the Gieat War and
has been a bitter and disillusioned
man ever since. But he is in the
tient rank of Amm scan 'downy crit
ics and his most notable writings me
in the field of (atheism. "Expiession
in America" is a critical survey of
American lAm/italic from the begin
ning to the present. It is well writ
ten and the author's interest and en
thusiasm are contagious. A due
measure of attention is given to those
outstanding giants in the American
literary field—Emerson, Whitman,
Thoreau and Mark Twain, and a very
understanding discussion of recent
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and. contemporary writers. He still
looks to the future for the time of
"severe and serene masterpieces "
Von Eckhardt—Russia.
Even the most recent economic and
political developments in Russia de
mand an understanding of her earlier
history and social development. This
German work revised and brought
down to date for English aml Amer
man readers not only fills this need
but also gives a very understanding
discussion of recent Soviet political
and economic changes including the
now economic policy, the Five Year
Plan, agrarian and industrial policies.
"It (the hook) remains without excep
tion from the beginning, even in the
review of the history and the analysis
of intellectual development, true to its
purpose: to explain the meaning of
the revolution," declares one reviewer.
Special Exhibition
Diming the month of April the Col
lege Library presents in Room IC a
special exhibition from the Smith
sonian Institution in Washington,
showing the various processes of the
graphic arts. Examples of Japanese
prints, woodcuts, aquatones, etch
ings, lithographs, etc., are shown to
gether with some of the tools used
and descriptions of the processes.
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