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lESDAY, MAY 3, 1932
TRIBUNAL
.f (trainman customs will fm sonic time
ion of vigmous student debate. But as
dent body is wining to have freshman
as pat t of the legislation of its govern
long should those customs be vigilantly
y flesh:min knows that the punishment
ting is a haircut and, for nimor offences,
.tools and sign weaning. Since the obeli
ight and Spit it Week it has been possible
o go free of any penalty by the slight
f obsening the few remaining customs
lotion Student Tiibunal Is obligated to
vu punishment in a just !minim
lalsed last week that resulted in Till,
n and then reinstatement with the add,
:oard's sanction in its action arose over
unpoitant, technicality. It was not a
her haircuts and signs and extenqions
ishinents It all 1 °sled on the right of
tented
f the Constitution of the Student Ti ib
vev of the Tribunal,' reads under Sec
libunal shall have the powci to &sem
., subject to the approval of the Student
dent Board, if any appeal be taken "
for appeal \vas given when Tribunal
sh offenders on the game evening that
After a long and difficult task of seek
habitual offenders the Tribunal can not
ugh in trying to eliminate further ter
let to fulfill sentence. However, Boaid
justified Tiibunal's hasty resigna
clatified the matter of appeal. Jointly
tudent Board considered each cage of the
without any appeal having been made.
stand., vindicated in its sentences and
powers while at the same time it, too,
cies of higher appeal.
ting conditions the only objection which
victed under fair trial, can raise is that
got away with equal and even grjaver
II knew the penalty They were playing
for the same stakes. Too late now, it
icket to complain about injustice But
'right and glorious "next" year, classes
operation in reporting violations and in
unal throughout the entire year on, if
inclined, the student body should cast
It', a case of one thing in the othm—not
Juke-warns attitude toward the whole
MORE MORT
use of daylight saving tune at the hands
e committee of the Boaid of Trustees
onit pm tinily Justified by the circum
rustees chose to consider Just what the
faculty and students might be lather
upon the melds of daylight saving
1 to the Ti ustees that, since only a slight
faculty seemed, from a hasty moan y,
inge, the complamings which would wise
.yorable to d s. t. might destroy the calm
extra sunlight They also decided that
ent request for the new time did not
ge because this yeas the students would
for about five weeks. These men also
nee the summer session would be longest
of the d. s, t and since there was not
•e a ical`ciystalliration of opinion on the
ho summer people, the change should not
iterations, apparently not brought out,
tion in a dilfei ent light. If the matter
°cause it is late in the season to start it,
the whole furor about it must again be
to stir up a decision. Exponents of il. s.
t the thing was sidetracked because of
decision and will again seek considera
. vorite So it would be well to check over
lie proposition. Then, too, il. 9. t must
t goes on from year to year and is not
annually.
go administration, tealming that a great
•ulty opposition conies from indilTerence
yards any change and that the summer
have endorsed enthusiastically d. s. t.,
a definite policy on the merits of the
iosphere would he cleared. The situation
CA MPUSEER
EEMSMI
We respectfully suggest that the next time Chief
Yougel sees fit to tun his cat ever out new glass, he
drive a lawn mower. We'se been sort of keeping an
eye on him since the last COLISCIAN (Hats off) print
ed Ins name as Alfred instead of Albeit. Some of
the sophomores must have been going to these news
rape: movies.
One of those things for which the Gleelm had
cords is the age-old custom of cold tubbing Ever
since the days before water heaters raised false hopes
it has been considered one of the samed ceremonies of
the male population of this institution of hire learn
ing. But last Thursday night seas the turning point.
About fifty Mac Hall co-eds of the vintage of '35
were immersed, in spite of the fact that Panhellenic
council is iepoi ted to have thrown cold motet on the
whole idea. The case of one little innocent particol
aily basted heart-sttings. She seas just stepping
out in a new pan• of step-ins, and manfully refused
to shed them She didn't. 'And the undies eerie
moved beyond a doubt to be eminently washable in
cold water.
Your weight free' You remember the old gag,
"Take care of the pennies and somebody will take
care of sour gill." Well, the old Campuseer IS here
by crashing through with an epoch-making revela
tion as to just which corner the end of the depression
is around. You've guessed it. Or maybe you haven't.
Any Nay, it's Co-op On Co-op there is a weighing
machine, apparently put there to snuggle any spare
change in sight. Directions follow.
Step on scales. Place lips close to hole where
lots of pennies were last seem 'Blow. That's all.
Suggestion quite gratis, thank you, though it will be
grate a blow to the owner of the scales.
We tally-hoed up to the tennis courts the other
day, naively expecting to get ir a few games of the
jolly old sport All of which goes to show that we don't
know everything yet. We warted mound for about
half an hour and then sallied forth on a court after
somebody had nailed a ball over the fence and then
gone to look for it Just as we were preparing to
devastate our opponent with our cannon-ball serve, an
oily tap on the shoulder brought out attention to the
fact that this court was reserved for intramural
matches, concerning ulna the tapper mas pretty
sorry So we retired up to the terrace for a while
By and by another court was emptied, and your fa
vorite columnist again sprang to action But after
two-thirds of an enthusiastic volley Frank Musset 7
paddled up behind a green eye-sited°. Frank was
sorry, but tins court and the oilier three were re
served for varsity players. We pretty near got once
in the pence, but it was dinner time anyhow, so no
contented our self with breaking our racket over our
knee and going down to price golf clubs
Seer About Lotsa people at the Stove-Up Dance
move up to the balcony .... Pete Updegiove looks
oso happy about being cut in upon by one of the Sigma
Pi brethren .. did we say one' . .. Grant Fleck,
solos, who eNpl.tios that he lost his last four cents
on a bet that one of the Phi Mu Dolt freshmen
wouldn't ride down Allen Street on a scooter . ..
Charlie Rice parts, for the length of an entire dance,
with Mamma, . whose first name is Alice
. Jeannie Barwis, who really shouldn't near that
kind of a dies, at all ... Big shots congregate about
the orchestra in the light The freshman co
ed who would like to crash this column . .. but who
will have to try just a little balder Registrar Bill
Hoffman in a 1911 numeral sweater.
Linen Suits
the big item foi this spi ing
and summer
Riviera and Irish Linen Suits
in Single and Double-Breasted Models
$16.50 and $18.50
A Ness Shipment of
FAIRPLAY SWEATERS
AND HOSE
ha Just arrived
Colors in the latest pastel shades
Sweaters $2.50 Hose $1.50
MONTGOMERY'S
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Greater Participation in Elections
Evidenced by Statistics This Year
That mote Penn Statt4students ate
paiticipatina in class elections ever,
yea: is evidenced by the fact that 81 5
pet cent of the cliglkiic•voters this
sear voted, as compared with 82 per
cent last year and appiosimatelv 70 5
per cent in 1910, according to a study
of the elections statistics.
In this year's elections, 2219 out of
2682, or all but 413 of the eligible vet-I
went to the polls. Last year 2130
students voted, while in 19'10 only
1762 dropped ballots irto the hoses.
Contiaij to tine usual situation in
previous years, 87 per cent of the'
sophomore class voted to esceed the
freshman figui es, w h ich arm aged only
758 pen cent In the junto. class 600
members voted to give that group a
percentage of 86
The Mine, al InilustitC4 School polled
the best ielative vote this year when
154 out of 170, on 90 4 pen cent voted.
A 00 pm cant vote gave the Liberal
Art , School second place, with 553 out
of 616 eligible vote, going to the
polls. The Engineering School was
thud with 86 6 pet cent, followed by
'3l ORATORICAL CONTEST
SCHEDULED FOR MAY 20
Frttrell Atmounces Date of Annual
Estemporaneous Competition
The annual Sophomore E‘tempor
oncoir Speaking contest will be held
in Schviab auditinium May 20, Prot
John H Primell, head of the public
speaking department, has announced.
Contestants will select a s topic from
a large list of .subjects on the Wed
nesda} preceding the date of the can
tos. Si' moans of eliminations will
be held Thursday night, fmm which
the siv finalists will be selected.
All sophomores are eligible foi the
competition. A puce of fifty dollais
1 , . awarded to the minnei by the Col
lege while the second place victor le
ceive, a twenty-lice dollar awaid pre
sented by the Forensic council.
MEET and EAT at the
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Sandwiches, Cake
Fountain Service
214 East Nlttany Phene 310
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
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117 S. Fraser St. Phone 163
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THE
JUNIOR PROM
featuring
ISHAM JONES
and his
ORCHESTRA
Chemistry anal Physics with R 5 per
.ent, Education with 78 per cent, rind ,
Agriculture with 69 per cent.
A greater percentage of Mincial
Industries sophomores voted than any:
other class in the sea
year, when GO out of 01, or 91 per
colt of that group scent to the polls
Pieuhmen in the Agriculture School,
received the lowest percentage, 61,
as a isn't of only PO out of 177 elig
ibles voting
Other high voting percentage,. by
ciasse^ this sear were 91 per cent
each foi the Ltheial Artr sophomores
end jumois, 89 per cent foi Mineral
Imlustoes freshmen, and 88 per cent
' each foi Mineral Industoes juniors
and Engineering, and Chemistry and
Physic, sophomores
RETURNS FROM CONFERENCE
Dear Frank C Whitmore, of the
Chemistry and Physics School, eturn-'
last week from a confeience of the
division of chemistry and chemical
technology of the National Research
Council held in Washington, D C.
We know why
men smoke
PIPES
VVOMEN don't smoke pipes.
They're not the style for wom
en But Apes are the style for men,
and more than
that, a pipe and
goodtobaccoves
a man greater
smoking pleasure ,
than tobacco in
any other form.
In 42 out of 54
Amencancolleges
and universities A """""."
Edgeworth is the favorite pipe to
bacco. Cool slow-burning burleys give
this fine tobacco exactly the character
that college men
like best of all.
Try a tin of
Edgeworth your
- self! You can buy
Edgeworth when
' ' V
.t ever good tobacco
• e
• -,;,) is sold. Or ifyou
prefer,youcanget
A INN,. real man's a special sample
smoke
packet five: write
to 1.211.19 & Bro. CO., tO5 S. sad Sr.,
Richmond, Va , and ask for it.
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SMOKING TOBACCO
Edgeworth is a blend of fine old burleys,
with its natural savor enhanced by Edge.
worth's distinctive
and exclusive elev.
enth process. Buy -
Edgeworth any-
where in two forms leptratuß
—Edgewatth Ready. 1,1 E no
Rubbed and Edge.
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pound humidor tin „...f!U,`,lp._/
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Ikchler sneaks an
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Problem
THURSDAY
11 ill—Coll,, Newx Ilrkfx roman.
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lIALL ATTENDS CONVENTION
Prof. P. R Hall, of the department
of industrial engineering, attended the
annual convention of the American
Foundrymen's Association At Detroit
last week.
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AT THE CORNER
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There rs a Minden Form
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Grrd22 $2.55 la $12.50
Garkr Bells, $1 00 lo $2 95
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Also Gold Mark Hose—sl.oo—sl.9s
Tuesday, May 3, 19
XI SIGMA PI ELECTIONS
(Honorer, Forentry)
Lemma Y. Berg '4.1
Russel E, Rea '3l
Ralph C. Saunders '33
CAT H AUN
lIMEMS
Chesty' Morris. Sylvia Sidney
"THE MIRACLE MAN"
WEDNESDAY—
Jack Oakie, Rick. rd Arlen in
"SKY BRIDE"
LAUREL and II tIiDY Comedy
THURSDAY—
Jimmie Durante, Walter Huston
Lewis Stone, Neil Hamilton in
IMIZEZ
INSIESEaI
Joan Bennett, ZaSu PUP; m
NITTANY
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—
Tom Mt' in Ilk First Talker
"DESTRY RIDES AGAIN"
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