SATURDAY. OCTOIIR 13. 1933
it
It always rains for borne
cominig wiellmadt
At least it - has for the past
three years. - And' indications
so far are that this year will
be no exception. But the wea
therman has promised- the
skies may be dear by game
time this afternoon.
Until then, rain is expected
to continue.
Last year. Hurricane Hazel
was an uninvited gueist to-the
homecoming festivities. She
blew in from New York State
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with 110-wile-an4sour winds.
dumping 3.5 Inches of rain on
th. ca pus In a 10 hour period.
Fraternity pledges stood by
and watched while their gi
gantic—but by no means "wat
erproof—lawn ' displays were
washed doign the drain by the
haughty hurricane.
One fraternity, seeing its
display ruined, posted a sign
"Hazel Was Here."
One student commented
"The theme of this weekend
is 'There's been some changes
By RON WALKER
-ll* DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
made.' No doubt the alumni
will notice •thores ban no
change in the weather.
But this year's homecoming
won't' be quite as bad accord
ing to the' weatherman. It
promises to be only an ordin
ary rain-filled Penn State
weekend.
Yesterday. The Daily Colle
gian camera caught students
las they plodded through an
ordinary rain-soaked day.
No, there's been no change,
lalumni, it still rains at Penn
State.
Homecoming Weekends
But Li
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