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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
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TIIFODORt A CFRIIILL '32
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WILLIAM II IRVINE' '32
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Ann Cl:volution Mnonnor
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Womrn'A rllt, Ronven'tt Maine. Editor
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Imuld P ilns .11 Rollin C Stetnmelz '3l Richard V Wall . 33
W d 3%111mm• it 'l3 Ern. II hilmunkaa '33
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FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1932
THE CENSORSHIP MYTH
Afton the eliao., ni an eventful sem, a yea, that has
cited the eilitai ial polity and business oiganization of
allege paper, thioughout the country, the COILFCIAN.
,th tills issue, changes hands New staffs anill ducot
is policies. Neu, capable men volt attempt to guide it
ough nnothei yeai, a yeas that mommes to camp
ith it all of the difficulties of the meceding one.
A college edito, has a peculuu problem. Ire must,
onsidei his pope, :iv a means for student c•picemon,
ml yet he Lae a Imy definite duty to pm form for the
liege that hold., it.
Through an edam's knowledge of student offal's,
Inough his connection with the %mumus organizations
hat make up student activity, he is often able to look
:eyonil mete student opinion to see the consequences of
ash pincedute ,hick might be popular at the time with
student body, hut which mould not V.Olis tonaids
tudent at college welfare.
The iminopel maintenance of this balance beta eon
ening the intelest, of the students and the college
lm been the pitfall into ostrich some °dams hose fallen
to unsucee , sful Nentine into sensationalism was the
ecent elan& ulna mlohed Columbia Unn.eisity in a
teat deal of untamable publicity. Dirt the edam of
he Sperhrloi accomplish any teal good by his vigorous
mi often imfounded °Nooses , Would not wise editorials,
rased on facts, and prompted by an honest attempt to
lama e emsting conditions, trace been ultimately mole
occesstul"
A Seal's S cntmc into the lesponsibilities of the
nil Omit has solved to dispel cm tam myths that Italic
•cited in connection with the office of editor-m.(lller.
here has nmei been any attempt on the part of non
tudent groups 01 individuals to conhol the policy of
his popes. Criticism based on clear thinking and facts
tax alm.ays been seriously considered and has usually
ed to an im mitigation with attempt to improve the con
litioni under fire What mote is to be domicil,
MEN AND SUPERMEN
It , fund IC WILT° the claim made iecently in a
..01 FCIAN inter len that chemists} and physics CM Sc,
C invariably the most difficult given at this College.
men nho ale hauling themselves in ehemistly on
imilar fields, it should be compaiatively as easy as
i•ngli,ll composition may be to the Lobel al Artist Ad
mittance that men who must obtain this knowledge find
t 00 difficult lo admittance that they are ill-adapted to
Fel: wont
To the Liberal Ai list a speembred comse in them
4ti t ,ould be difficult, Al ithout doubt; is there any in
hcetion that the physics student uould not find haul
lcdding in an whence(' language' Theme is no picot
hat analseation in the clessmom is any less a task than
nalyration in a laboiatoty. The apple:lth to the buo
ahem cot; mt lupines diffelently trained minds There
cents to tic no es üßence in farm of one or the other as
he staffer come We heal science students quibbling
bout then long bouts, but these ale a past of curlieu-
M not of indnidual tout ses
This notion that chemistry and physics coin sec are
the bane of the College in then iequitement of supermen
.4 an antiquated one Possibly it was built up uhen
into haid,wilsing physicist conceived of himself as
unman because he felt ti,m-burdened No matter whole
he idea otiginated, its usefulness as a theory in good
atgument passed
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Among, the imptmements of the last lout years on
the College grounds may be listed a ielocation of the
Campa• dines A gloat many necessal y changes ncie
made The task is now nen, completion, the final or
engement of loads is finished, and yet no adequate
rams have been gin en to these highways. StudenLs and
f molts, asked to direct visitors mound the College, ale
at a loss. They can point and speak of the west, east,
of north, and beyond that their conversation becomes
nmtelligihte
Since this needed improvements neat completion,
it might be well to consider suitable names for these
I.thveys The pi went impiomptu titles, East Di se,
College Bat ns toad, and the like, arc fat from being
universally u.eil If these names wete intended to be
final, it is cot trimly an indication of thou: inndequney
tuft no one uses them. The selection of mote lasting
names, that could be referred to with pride, is necessary
in order to give these loads some definite chat acteristics.
Since signs t un t ampant on the Campus, it might not be
bail notion to designate the di ices appi opt lately in this
OLD MANIA
Ei.er the diligent bibliophile, we have at hand n
very notmoi thy addition to nun collection of liteiniV
and journalistic Cullom. This item is called the B-I
Pace-Settm, and 1, the official (sac suppose) mann of
Company B, Foul th Regiment of the National Hanoi-
al!, Society of Pei slung Rifles at the Pennsylvania
State College, State College, Pa.
We live & lean n. Who At 0111(1 suppose, for es
ample, that "is oh the ads ent of Monday often noon
evien s, the n egiment will march as a cepai ate unit
It is felt that the Riflemen hill sense as a shining eV,
ample of efficient mil aril y dull as pi actieed in an
arms." And set it's a fast—they have a sepan ate
guidon and even thing We don't knee just ml hat a
guidon is, but it sounds pi Ott) ti mks, and vie can
hal dly wait fen that lost Monday often noon I.lClt.
We also loam n that the Rifle boys are "mentioned"
this year's Lit Vie, and they'te e 1.14 pi nod of it.
Natui Attem all, it weans something to he men
tioned IP to Vie And that's not all. Sergeant Pm abet
"has are ranged with Mrs Mallet to make an oil-cloth
coves tom the new guidon." Good old Sarg' Alma,
the Helping Hand.
Then, too, did you Imo, that Captain ltollyei
"has the honoi of being the (11 , 4 lionormy member
elected to B Compam, Ith Regiment of the National
Hanoi my Society of pei,hing Rifle, (note to printer
can 'so help it if they spelled Pershing m ith a =mall
'p' 9 ) located at the Pennsylvania State College "
Well, he eras Think of It , It isn't finery one seho
gets honors like that
And it seems that "a short business meeting Neill
be held Apiil Ith " At the opening of this short busi
ne, meeting the members 11,111 use and repeat to
gethei the Formal Opening of Meetings, which goes
like this
"We, members of Peishing Rifles, tealming the
many advantages to he domed through a closet and
mote complete connotation among students of Mili
tary Science, and seeking to make the most of nut
opportunities and responsibilities as members of the
Resolve Office.' naming Coins, do dedicate this
'lneetirg to the betterment of Mi!ltaly naming at the
Pennslvania State College, and the pet petuation of
the ideals of Dut t , Honor, and Country"
It's too had that there isn't a paraginph in thee
denouncing the Communists, but then 'sou can't expect
toii ninth in a Foimal Opening
After the teedation, the memhets ,ill go on with
then pet petuution of the ideals of Duty, Honor, and
Country. Really, theco's nothing like peipetuating
ideals, even when you have to perpetuate them with
poisonous gases
We might mention the fact that the members of
Pershing Rifles wear a sett' petty blue C gold cold
on then left should. This is so that people will not
mistake them fin i m dam V II eshmen & ,ophomm cc
taking 12 0 T C
41. the %my bottom of the sheet, in stilt thng bold
capital lotto., me found this
YOUP CLOTHES PRESSED'
Shamefacedly see glanced &nen at our shoes,
se hidh looked as if see had been cl ad in g Out - nigh mud
nth them, en Inch we hod, and at out clothes, which
looked as if see hadn't had them pressed fin months,
which we hadn't You can bet that we felt pretty
cheap.
But enough of this. Duty calls, and We're going
out light not, and pcspetunte a fey. ideals.
THE MANIAC
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in between imag,aphs, and the bell leak. it )
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It is the author's nett: is ith the
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so effectively he, nal repel once', on
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Lances " In fact, he has been Loom 0
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Frank—. Thunder and Dawn"
One doesn't have to read far into
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that President Frank is an idealist
That the -ideals can be piacticably at
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ten years, we could, I believe, light
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