Paid FoUt
Extension Transfers I
Attending 43 Colleges I
Students from the four undergrad
uate centers at Dußois, 'Pottsville,
Uniontown, and Hazleton have trans
ferred to forty three institutions of
collegiate grade since the opening of
the centers three years ago.
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FELINE
With the attitude that half a loaf
is better than none, W.S.G.A. accept
ed John KCI111021'S•, proposition to ap
point an honorary member to Senior
Ball. Although the women realize
that their representative will serve
only as a tigurehead,ilhey believe that
this is, preferable to having no mem
ber on the committee at all. If there
are no WOlllOll on Senior Ball this
year, next year's Student Board might
consider it a precedent too sacred to
change.
The fact that Carolyn Tyson was
appointed by Senate instead of the
committee of men, was a step to
wards more inclusive representation.
Acting in an honorary capacity. Car
olyn will not receive a ticket to the
dance because Senior• Board cut the
comp list last year.
To prevent this in the future W. S.
G. A. is considering a plan to contri
bute dues to the dance next year to
entitle the women to proportional re
presentation.
When Panhellenic changed the
weekly rushing allowance to a lump
sum of $2O, to be spent during the
problem of saroities having to serve
bread and butter sandwidhes to rush
ers because they had spent their
weekly budget for a carton of tea.
Freshman customs will soon be en
tirely removed to the relief of about
400 women who have become tired
of wearing name cards.
Lion Gridders Close
Season Against Pitt
(Con(inued fro:ta page o!te)
est outfit since he started coaching
here in 1929.
From Pittsbnrgh is heard this state
ment from Dr. Jock Sutherland,'Pan
titer mentor:: ;"I know . we're due for
a letdown after • .
two hard games - - 5 , w . .. , .'""-- , "441.10
with Notre- Dame :.•'j
and
and Nebraska. And i. - ,- -
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I know that Penn `.., 4
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State is tricky. It's V
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their - game of. the
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season, an d it's -'-'..:;i 4 4 4 ,' , r-i;„
their most success- ' 3 ;',7rr:f,,, • • — ft .
ful season in a t'..;;;% , :ii'S.,::':;:;.;.
number of years. _ ,
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About all I can do Enders
is hope that our letdown isn't too
great, and that the Nittany Lions
aren't too tricky."
Lion fans say: "Don't make us
laugh, but we sure hope you're right,
Doctor. We know that our scrappy
team will be doing their best. A vic
tory seems highly improbable,, but
nothing is imposSible." And that is
the sentiment of the Lion eleven:
"nothing is impossible."
Rere are the starters who will
"shoot the works:" Alex Barantovich
and Spike Alter. ends; Ellwood and
• T. Nemeth, tack-
F. : ,17.5 1 " 7 77 les; Economos and
Joe Peel,- guirds;
Enders, center;
and 'Tony Glen
•' 4•;•.•1 nantonio, Lloyd
4 44 , .'Y -, 'lckes Dick Skemp,
• . • and ' Steve Rollins;
riss • . 44- 4F - '': hacks. This, with
•f'.. the exception .of
the ta'cldes, is the
Adtissa some aggregation
that started against Maryland with
Wear, Donato, and Harry Harrison
sure to play an important part in the
course of the afternoon's events.
State last bent Pitt in 1919, when
Bob Biggins was making Lion grid
iron history with his all-American ex
ploits at . end. The 36-game series,
which began in 1893, has resulted in
13 wins for the Nittanymen, 21 loss
es, and two ties.-
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A .Wo i Pros. Theatre
Evenings nt.. . . 6:30 and 8:30
1 1Complete shot' as late as 9:05 p.m.l,
TODAY
A RETURN SHOWING
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SATURDAY- °NIA'
BLOOD-CHILLING THRILLS!
TUESDAY ONIA
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Canipus Bulletin
TOMORROW
Bernard Rossmun will conduct the
Hillel RecOrd recital in room 417 Old
Main at 7:30 o'clock. Everybody is
'Welcome to attend.
SUNDAY
All-College hike to Nittany Moun
tain at. 2 o'clock. Hikers will meet on
Locust Lune at Pugh street. There
will be a small fee for eats. '
The annual Campus Thanksgiving
worship service will be held at •1 o'-
clock in room 304 Old Main.
MONDAY
There will be a dairy science meet
ing in the Dairy building. •
MISCELLANEOUS
All seniors must have their LaVic
photographs,•taken before Tuesday.
Photos by appointment only.
Intramural boxers may - now sign
up at Ree Hall.
Candidates for second assistant box
ing manager must sign up, at Rec
Hall.
CLASSIFIED
TYPEWRITERS—AII malea expertly
repaired portable and office ma
chines for sale or rent. Dial 2342.
Harry E. Mann 127 West Beaver Ave.
36 yr. G. D.
FOR RENT-Double room with sin
gle beds. Inquire at 316 - East Col
lege avenue. 108-It-pd-BB
FOR RENT—Room for one girl in
private home with Junior Home He.
student, call 2727. 101-It-pd-OD
WILL THE 11. P. Q. who traded her
OP ell
SV. n tel t , fe e
jai,"fi ell
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w are r
Curviiihr 1937
black seal coat for another one con.'
taming the libel "Lebanon Furriers"
at the Beta Sigma Riho •house on Sat
urday night please call at the Stu
dent Union Office?
LOST—Sunday, vicinity College Din
er. Girls 'Brooch, treasured as keep
sake. Call Books 821. Reward.
109-It-pd-RIV
LOST—Brown zipper purse, contain
ing Schenlrer pen with name en
graved, key-ring and money. No
questions asked if keys and pen are
returned to Student Union Office.
1.05-It-pd-BB
FOR RENT—Very desirable room for
• men single or double willh shower,
340 E. Prospect aventie. or Phone 862.
i107,-.lt-Vd-GD
FOR RENT—Double room near
- campus on West' College avenue.
Call "Doe" Jarden ;1331.
110-It-pd-BB
WANTED—Live skunk in A-1 condi
. tion 'preferably young. Will pay $2.
Call 2871 ask for ,Fred. •
102-It-pd-GD
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Phone'Field 9-2941
City 2192
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Liberal reward. 103-2t-pd-CND
COMFORTABLE ROOMS—Fodr year
over-night and week-end guests - try
the Colonial 123 W. Nittany avenue.
44-3 t-pd-CD
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FREE • DANCE
- To Reco4iigs by
Red Norvo and Mildred Bailey
Old Main - • Tues. 3:30-5:00 P. M.
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