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by the restrictions that bind the
court.
This makes legislative change
desirable The Legislature will
next meet May 6 in a special fund
raising session called by Governor
James It is not likely to consider
a name change then Its next reg
ular session convenes January 7,
1941 After that, it will not meet
again until January 1943 The Col
lege may take one of these oppor
tunities to propose the name
change
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Theic is also a possibility that
the Trustees—in order to demon
strate their closeness to both the
Centre County Court and the Leg
islature—may seek to have the
name change approved by both
Before it proposes the change,
however, the Board of Trustees
wants to bring the College charter
up to date At present the charter
provides that the president of the
College "shall be a good, practical
farmer" It p \ pvides that the Col
lege faculty shall be, qualified to
teach such subjects "as will con-
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he Name Change
duce to the proper education of
a farmei " It figures the school
year as running through the Sum
mer (which it did originally with
vacation in the Winter)
The College is anxious that
the complicated process of re
vising the charter either by leg
islative or by court action shall
not involve "mistakes." acciden
tal or deliberate.
The Incliana State Teachers Col
lege stands proof that such a thing
is possible Like Penn State it is
a state-subsidized institution A
few years ago Governor Earle rip
ped out members of its Board of
Trustees because they happened to
subscribe to a different political
faith Last year, Governor James
proceeded to liquidate the' Earle
group and install his own appoint
ees
When the Legislature considers
the name change it may have other
plans In 1937 a senate committee
studied the possibility of not only
changing the name to university
but also creating four large
branches in the key cities of the
state
The College must give no indi
cation of ingratitude to the Legis
lature which has made regular bi
ennium appropriations to it since
1887 Early m the 1800's the Urn
versity of Pennsylvania was taken
over as the state's official univer
sity and its name changed to the
University of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania (the same name
Governor Earle in 1937 suggested
for Penn State) Penn writhed un
der that name for 10 years and
then asked to have it changed
back It was, but Penn also lost its
status as the state institution
The law is a sharp steerWeap.
on as dangerous to the smith
who forged it as to his enemies.
Wisely, the Board of Trustees
does not want to offer its charter
up to the courts, the State Coun
cil of Education, or the Legis
lature until it is ready to defend
it from all interpretations save
the one it wants.
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NOTES
------ By Ed McLORIE
One of the finest performances:
regardless of nature, ever turned
in on the campus was the Penn
State Glee Club concert featuring
from Waring as guest soloist in
Schwab Auditorium Sunday after
noon That the concert was more
than an ordinary success is evi
denced by the fact that a repeat
performance will be given May 5
to accomodate the hundreds of per
sons turned away from the filled
auditorium
The only regret or disappoint
ment of the affair was that while
hundreds of students had to be
turned away, townspeople flooded
the admittance-free auditorium A
better system of conducting such
complimentary concerts must be
devised if student interest so de
mands it. i
Waring Pleasing
As guest soloist, Tom Waring,
baritone, gave a pleasing rendition
in his free and easy manner War
ing was particularly good in his
offering of "Hallelujah Rhythm"
(Wolfe), a negro spiritual He also I
sang ,"Air from Comus" (Arne), his
own composition "Blades of
Grass" adapted from the poem by
Stephen Crane, and "Sailor Men"
(Wolfe), a children's ditty As an
encore he presented a tricky Irish
tune; "Sweet Mary "
Waring, who only recently has
been appearing on ,the concert
stage, undoubtedly has retained
much of his former "swing stuff"
and made his best showing in the
spirituals where he could let him
self go unrestrained
As for the Glee Club en masse,
it positively proved itself worthy
of the debate fee splif. Under the
capable leadership of Frank Gullo,
the singers gave a splendid pro
gram High spots in their reper
toire were the light selections
"Hallelujah" (Youmans), "0 I d
King Cole" (Tonner), and "Jonah"
(Waring) The impression left up-
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on many was that the singers were
at their best in novelties
Szekely Impressive
Andrew Stokely, in his first pi
ano solo before a campus audience,
undoubtedly ranked with the
best pianists ever to represent the
College His rendition of "Polo
naise in G sharp minor" (Chopin)
was superb His second selection
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formance is exceptional in that he
does not use any music, but pre
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Not quite up to par of the past
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tion of Sammy Gallu, Boyd Bell,
Hayes Darby, and Richard Volmer
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but could have been termed-wer
done ,
Sammy Gallu's sudden attack of
a sore throat prevented,the con
cert from being a greater success.
Gallu was unable to present his
scheduled solos and was not too
impressive in his solo part of the
Glee Club's offering of_"Selleve
Me If All Those Endearing Young
Charms" (Moore)
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