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lire, The firomen—
Thanksgiving Has
An Extra Meaning
Wednesday the student body will
be departing en masse to observe
Thanksgiving, a holiday we've all
been anxiously looking forward to.
To most of us, besides being a .con
fusion of just which Thursday to
celebrate, it means a welcome re
lief from bluebooks and classes,
and a good 'chance to catch up on
sleep. It probably means turkey,
fun, and dances—all that holidays
at home symbolize.
But is this all we have to be
thankful for? Are we forgetting
our most precious and tangible
possessions today? Are we forget
ting that our worst fears are below
grades, while in a chaotic world
other people, our own age, are in
constant fear of the blackouts and
blitzkreigs? Are we forgetting
that the only time we stand in
line are for tickets. not for ra
tions?
We're thankful that we can
speak as we please, hear what
we please, read what we please.
The only parades we cheer are
football .rallies; the only damage
shopkeepers receive is harmless
window soaping; our only fires are
bonfires—expressions of hope, not
disgrace.
When we yell for conquest, it is
on the football gridiron or soccer
field. We have not become auto
matons in our thoughts, or resign
ed to regimentation.
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Freshmen Dine .
At 6 p.m. Tonight
Tiny dolls dressed in native
costumes and made from clothes
pins, pipe cleaners, and crepe
paper will decorate the tables at
the annual PSCA arid WSGA
Freshman Dinner in McAllister
Hall at 6 p. m. today to represent
the theme of "Students Around
the World."
Roy McCorkle, traveling secre
tary for the Inter-Seminar Move
ment, will speak at the banquet to
which all freshman women in
cluding town women are invited.
Upperclass women eating in Mc-
Allister Hall will receive exchange
slips to eat in town dormitories.
Arrangements committee in
cludes Jean E. Hershberget"43
and Margaret K. Sherman '43, ad
visors; Betty R. Broderick '44,
Dorothy Jennings '44, Dorothy L.
Jones '44, and Margaret K.Ram
aley '44.
Miriam V. Musser '44 and Dora
E. Colver '44 are responsible for
the "300 dolls made.
Yes, we're thankful for our in
dividuality, for our opportunities
at college, for our freedom.
Thanksgiving is not limited to a
Thursday in November. Thanks
giving epitomizes our thankful
ness for security, democracy, and
happiness throughout the year:
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One O'clocks Tomorrow
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been granted all women students
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giving vacation by WSGA Sen
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Undefeated Temple Squad
Outplayed By Bunters
(Continued from Page One)
period.
A completely bewildered and
disheartened Temple Owl tried
without success to check the arous
ed Lion as both Van Hartman and
Woody King drove into the net.
Hartman, on a beautifully placed
kick from Gazzy Green, smashed
the ball past the Owl goalie before
he could stir from his tracks. A
few seconds later Ernst booted
toward the goal from outside right
and King rushed in to head the
ball into the net, four minutes be
fore the final gun.
The unblemished record of the
Lion. booters is uneqt ailed
throughout the country and 'will
place the Penn State squad in line
for the national championship,
awarded by the National Intercol
legiate Soccer-Football Associa
tion of America. .
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1940
Some '44 Customs Lifted
For Both-Men And Coeds-
All dating customs for frosh men
will go off on their .return froth
Thanksgiving vacation, according
to W. Lewis, Corbin '4l, chairman
of Tribunal: Elinor L. Weaver '4l,
.WSGA president, also announced
that freshman women will not be
required to wear 'their name cards
after Thanksgiving.
Corbin stated that all customs
go off for two year agriculture
freshmen starting next Monday.
Freshmen women are reminded•by
WSGA that they may not associate
with men off campus or in,ddimi
tories during the week.
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