PAGE FIGHT
Cornell Survey
Bares Cheating
A recent poll conducted by the
Cornell University Student
Council revealed that 47 per cent
of the school's students admitted
Cheating in examinations. The re
sults may not be conclusive as
they are based upon 322 students
questioned out of 10,000 enrolled.
Of the students questioned ten
per cent admitted cheating 'fre
quently or occasionally. An addi
tional 37 per cent admitted cheat
ing once or twice.
For purposes of the survey,
cheating was . defined to include
cribbing, copying, giving and re
ceiving aid, and discussing and
using information about an exam
which had• been obtained illegal
-IY.
The council said that although
47 per cent of the students reply
ing to the questionnaires admit
ted cheating, two-thirds of them
disapproved of it. The students
blamed the high cheating per
centage on the emphasis given to
grades not only at Cornell, but
also at other large schools.
The council said the survey re
vealed that men and women were
about equally guilty of cheating.
County Delight Is
Pimlico Favorite
BALTIMORE, Nov. 15 —(?')—
The combination of County De
light and Eddie Arcaro was tab
bed by the oddsmakers today as
the probable favorite for tomor
row's 15th running of the Pimlico
Special, America's sportiest horse
race.
County Delight, bay four-year
old son of Count Fleet, will be
coupled in the betting for the
mile and three-sixteenths of the
Maryland Jockey Club's glamor
race with Royal Gbvernor.
It is the only betting entry in
the five-horse field. County De
light is owned by the Rokeby
Stable of Paul . Mellon, Pittsburgh
financier and sportsman.
The Cadets and Midshipmen
FRIDAY, DEC. 7
ColloquY . --
(Continued from rage one)
loquy. ' Student co-chairmen are
Miriam Kuglmari and Joseph Gei
ger. The colloquy theme is taken
from the title of a book, "The
Loyalty of Free Men," by ' Alan
Barth, of the Washington post
staff.
Tomorrow's sessions will be
held at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Mov
ies will be shown at 7:30 p.m.
tomorrow. All sessions will take
place in 121 Sparks.
•
An address by Dr. Pope in
Chapel Sunday • morning and a
summing up session in 121' Sparks
Sunday afternoon will complete
the colloquy program.
Soph Elections --
(Continued from page one) ,
very happy" about his election
and said he would do to the best
of his ability. He said he would
do all he could to put the sopho
more 'class on top and would "do
the best I can."
He will replace Arthur Ros
feld on All-College Cabinet as
representative of the sophomore
class. Rosfeld was class vice presi
dent last year and sat on cabinet
for President William Bair who
transferred to the U.S. Naval
Academy.
Herbein has been active in cam
pus politics since he arrived here
last year. He was a member of
the orientation week committee
this year and has appeared in
two Thespian productions: He is
a pledge at Phi Delta Theta.
•
Cabinet --
(Continued from rage one) •
the cabinet ring committee: Harry
Cover, David Olmstead, Hanek,
and Jeannine Bell. Representa
tives from the Dean of Men's of
fice, the Alumni Association, and
Student Union also sit on the com
mittee.
Rock Trout (Hexaframmidae) is
,a family of carnivorous sea fishes
of the North Pacific.
MILITARY BALL
44 5 he Ancealle
REC HALL, 8:30 - 12:30
$4 per couple
Formal
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Reds Ask Line
Of No Shooting
MUNSAN, Korea, Friday, Nov:
W--(AP) Communist negotia
tors denied Thursday they sought
a cease fire in Korea before the
formal , signing of an armistice,
but continued to insist that the
United Nations agree to a provi
sional 'stop-shooting line now:
The apparently paradoxical
Communist stand was pointed up
sharply in a United Nations com
munique. Thursday night. It re
ported no progress Thursday in a
three hour 20-minute subcommit
tee session at Panmunjom.
However th e subcommittee
delegates scheduled their 23rd
meeting at _Panmunjom for 11
a.m. today , (9 p.m., Thursday ;
E.S.T.)
Bucknell to Get
Final Test
LEWISBURG, Pa., Nov. 15—(VP)
—Bucknell's unbeaten B i s o n s,
shooting fo r their 13th straight
wi n , received a warning today
from C6ach Harry Lawrence.
Lawrence told his boys that
number 13 and accompanying
superstitions do no t have him
worried but that he is alarmed
about the 70-man squad which the
University of Delaware is sending
here for the season's finale • Sat
urday.
"We're in for the toughest game
of the year," Lawrence said. "Del
aware has had from two to four
men scouting us all year. They
probably know our plays better
than we do and they want to win
this game badly."
Ml ,School Receives
Porcelain - Ware Gift •
A collection of porcelain ware
has been given to the School of
Mineral Industries by Mrs. Ed
ward Dusham. The collection in
cludes vases, figurines, table sets;
and bowls ranging , in age from
middle 18th century French to
modern American.
Tommy • Tucker
and HIS ORCHESTRA
2 1 ance °I the
Red Bat, 'a small North Ameri
can bat, was formerly called the
New York bat.
' Rob Roy (1671-1734) was the
Scottish Robin -Hood.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
FIRST FLOOR double room, 424 West
Beaver Ave. Phone 6-336 after five.
TWO ROOM furnished basement , apart
ment. Students or working men. Warm,
clehn, and shower.' Mrs. Patton 6443.
FOR SALE
COME TO Houts for that heavy-weather
clothing you need for thi fall's hunting
and sports event. 'Shirts tailored by' Work
man and Woolrich in fine, lightweight,
yet warm cottons and woolens. Choose
from your favorite colors in 'solids and
plaids. We also have trousers and jackets
styled for a long sturdy lifetime of serv
ice. 0. W. Flouts & Son, Inc. N. Buckhout,
State College 6703.
35 mm. CAMERA Perfex "337 f/3.5 lens
1/600 sec. Good shape. ExEellent for color.
Best offer. Phone 4368 evenings.
1937 CHEVROLET. Recently overhauled;
good mechanical shape. Tires and bat
tery good. Inquire John Dick, 618 S. Pugh.
Call 4862.
KEEP YOUR Trailer snug and
with a Coleman oil heater, model 666 A.
Radiating, circulating 31.000 BTUs an
hour. Fuel-air control .saves up to 25%
on fuel; low draft burner, oversize beat
exchanger, new functional air flow de
sign. See it soon at Bouts. 0. W. Houts
& Son, Inc., N. Buckhout, State College;
6703.
'47 FORD sedan coupe ; new tires, clutch
and battery, radio, heater. Good con
dition. Wayne, Theta Chi, 3195.
LET LAMPS from Bouts add their beauty
to your home; use them as Christmas
gifts. We have a host of fine styles,
traditional and modern, all designed with
your safe eyesight in mind. Floor and
table styles, Certified and Deena lamps.
Choose yours tomorrow at 0. W. Houts &
Son, Inc., N. Buckhout, State College 6703.
HOUTS HAS Electric Handyhot portable
washing machines for apartments and
trailers., Two styles; porcelain enameled,
2-pound capacity, $27.95; stainless steel
model with timer 2 to 3-pound capacity,
$42.50. There is also a hand-turned wringer
that fits both styles for only $7.95. Ask
for it at Christmas. 5% discoutn at Houta
for cash and carry; convenient payment
terms. 0. W. Routs & Son, Inc., N. Buck
hout, State College.
ROLLER SKATE
-at
HECLA PARK
Wed., Fri, and Sun. Nights
Proudly Presents
at the
NOTE:
Tickets Available
from Advanced Cadets
,and Midshipmen
;FRIDAY,- . 170 1 7E3 . /EITER 1:767.
CLASSIFIEDS
PASSENGERS ,TO North or Smith Caro
lina and return ''over Thanksgiving. See
Copeland, 218 Plant Industries • Bldg.
KE Log Log Decitrig Sliderule. W. Blazek,
Pollock ..4, Room 31 ext. .264. -
RIDE TO Philadelphia leaving Monday
19th, 4 p.m. or later. Call Gene,- 6847
after 6 p.m.
RIDERS TO Pitt game from, Philadelphia.
Leave Friday Nov. 28. Return to State
College Sunday. Bob. Miller 7881.
WE'LL PAY 'ss each for. two round trip
rides to Scranton' Tuesday. 2:00. George
Walters 6926.
A TIE-CLIP with an" All-College Cabinet
key attached ; initials E.D.S. on ' back
of key. Please return to Student Union
Desk in Old Main:
2 PHI SIGMA DELTA fraternity pins
Saturday night on - Fraternity Row. If
found please phone 4409. . '
GABARDINE OVERCOAT. Hughes &
Hatcher label. Bill; 249 Hamilton. Phone
1191. Reward. I have yours.
LARGE COWHIDE suitcase accidently
taken from Delta Tau Delta 'house last
weekend. Initials G.F.L. Reward. 428 Mc.
Elwain:
SILVER and BLACK Parker 51 pencil.
Call 282 Nittany, Jasper Liotta.
LOST: Saturday evening at Phi Kappa
Tau, grey green gabardine topcoat.
Cleaner's tag with name DiPipi. Call 3412.
WHITE GLOVE with fur trimming. Call
2021.
MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOUR Typewriter needs repairs, lust
Ball 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. Mr Beatties' 28 years ex
perience is at your service.
TliE SAINTS are Marching Again! Dance
' Friday 9:30 12:30. Paradise Cafe.
Music by Alabama Apple Knockers.
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