State College News VOL. XVI. No. 14. STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS, ALBANY, N. Y., FRIDAY, JANUAKY 15, 1932 $2.25 Per Year, 32 Weekly Issue

CLASS WILL GIVE DRAMAS TUESDAY

Letitia Connelly, '34, An­nounces Patrons and Patron­

esses for Annual Affair

The elementary dramat ics class

w i l l present three one-act plays un­

der the direct ion of Miss Agnes

Fut tcrer , assistant professor of

Engl ish, Tuesday night at 8:30

o'clock in the aud i to r ium of Page

hal l .

The first plav to be presented is

"The Dreamy K id , " a tragedy by

F.tigene < 'We i l l . Donald Eddy, '34,

wi l l portray the Dreamy Kid His

grandmother, Mammy Saunders,

w i l l he played hv Helen Dohcr ty ,

'3-1. Theo t i i e r tneuiliers of the east

include Ceely Ann. plaved l,y Helen

Danahv, '3-1. and I rem. hv Mayhelle

Mat thews, '34.

The s e e n d play, "The Dear De­

parted," is a c. medy. Tin re are six

characters in the east: Mrs. Sinter,

Margaret Kirk, '33; Mrs. Ion ian,

El izabeth Rasum-sen, '3 1; Henry

Slater, Hertram McN'arv, '34; lieu

Jordan. M m Crosvem.r, \U; Vic­

toria Slater, Mary Moore. '3-1; ami

Abe Merrywealher, Herbert Rose,

a special student.

"Fancy Free," a sophisticated

comedy, includes in its cast Fancy,

played' by Mareclla ( iehle, '3-1;

Delia, l.ea Hradt, '.V; F.thelbert,

Thomas Carrel , '3 1; and A l f red ,

l ien Ingraham, '.H

Adini l tauce to the three plays

w i l l be by presentation of the stu­

dent lax tickets. Reserved seats for

students may be obtained for the

payment of twenty-f ive cents.

The complete l i - l of I lie 'nitrons

and patronesses for these three

plays was announced today by Le­

ti t ia Connelly, '3-1, who is chairman

of the house commit tee. They are

as fo l lows:

President and Mrs. A. K. B ru -

hacher, Dean Anna !•'.. Pierce, Dean

Wil l iam • Met/ler, Miss Marion

Checsebrough, Miss Catherine

Hlomstrom. Miss Flleu Stokes,

Miss Caroline Pester, Miss Edi th

Wallace, Dr. and Mr- . 11. W. Has­

tings, Dr. and Mr- . Haro ld W .

Thompson, Miss Martha I ' r i ichard,

Miss Madeline ( i i l inore, Miss Mary

( Isbome, Mr. Donald P.rvaiil, Mrs

Eunice Rice Messenl, Miss Call)

erine P i l l / , Miss Mar ion K i lpat r ick ,

Mr. Kenneth Davis, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Hale, Miss (iertrudc

Dollelas, Mr. Charles Andrew- , Mr.

Cli lTonl W'nodard, M i - - Minnie

Scollaud, Mr. and Mr- . W i l l i am C

Krunedv, Mr. and M r - Derk Tie

/i-n Mr. I. Im Sturm, Mis- Rulb

Navimr Mr. and Mr - . Robert W .

1'i, ,D in I. Miss \nne I ...ni.se Ciish

in... M i - - Kalherine Wheel ing, M i -

l l r l e i i Mailer, M is - El izabeth

Shaver. M i - - \ i rgima Smi th, Mis

Elizabeth \ nd . i - n i i . Miss l le'eu.

Crooks, Mr. and Mr-. Carlclmi

Mo,, e, Mi-s It. I M Kcevc, Mis-

M , , , I ' l i /Mi . l l i Conk l in , Mi-s

Crac, Mart in M i - - Ruth Kel ly ,

Mi-., ( „ | , | , ii;i I1,,Ms, Mr. and M r .

\ U, lev Mr, ( l.irem e I l i i l lev. Dr

and \ l , l i \ . Sui i ih, M is - Mai lha

I \ l l . , . I,i, Prof, - MI- ami Mi - C

\ l \ . . , ! M i . .unl M i - I I , , , , - - , . I I

\ | I , , uilli-.'.-r, Mr .in 1 Mrs f l i c s

1933 TO RECEIVE ALL PREFERENCE

WITH PROM BIDS

up ),, .01, II,I i l , , .o,i,II.,I n i l , , . i p iom

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d.n ..lid l''iid.,v, Fchiualv I I . li-1

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,,i D i ap . i hall Inn " i • " i l l be

, iv, ,, | n , , in obia. inn - bid-,

D. tl. Is,,n -aid l l i , prol i l is al the Ten Fv .k

ho t , I . Ileby Powell and In - A l l

A m , i u.oi i n ,ndiug , , i . hcslra wi l l

play lor the dance.

To Give Report

El izabeth Gordon, '33, d, 1,

gale l ' , the \ . S. E. A. coin en

l ion, who u ill give a report of

this meeting in 11:10 assembly

today,

ELIZABETH GORDON WILL GIVE REPORT

IN lhlO^ASSEMBLY Elizabeth Cordon, \l\, wi l l give

a report of the convent ion of the

National Student Ecdeiat ion of

America, in the 11:1(1 o'clock as­

sembly today. Mi-s Cordon was a

delegate al the Convention in

Toledo, I diio, dur ing the Christinas

Mis- Cordon's report wi l l include

topics of general interest and in

format ion concerning the conven­

t ion. Whi le at the convent ion, she

attended many discussion groups,

several of which w i r e on teachers'

colleges Sin- also heard discus-

ions ,,n topics of national as wel l

as internat ional importance.

Vot ing on the "Mos ts , " for t in

feature section of the Pedagogue

wi l l also be conducted in assembly,

according to Vera Hums, '32, edi

lor -in-chief. The most heautiful

gir l , the nio-t popular g i r l , the most

popular man, the gir l w ho has ,h un­

til,• n io- l for - late, tin- man who 1 as done the most for Stale, and

the most representative College

student, wi l l be chosen from the

-.-mo,- class.

GREEKS TO SEND RUSH INVITATIONS

Official Rushing Period to Be­gin with Dinner, February

4, President Says

dish ing im i ta t i ons to freshmen

January 28 at (> P. M.. according t

Marjor ie l .ockwood, 'M, pres'dent

of In tersoror i ty council .

Freshmen must answer these m- 1 ; - ' " " , • - • • • • • • •-.- - • ••- ; , " , " . " " , " ; :~n , • ' . ' , " ' . " , ' elf-Dions- hv rpfm-ii n.-iil \ l .ss I ,,,1 l l a v c bound out il we haven I tried to schedule games w i th the teams VlUll l 'Mll- i lJy I L lUl II Mian, , I I I M i , i n IN , . , , c , , « . • , • • ' » , i i , i i . i

. • i- i . , i , j | | . . , , , - , . ; . tnev mentioned before they bctfan their cr i t ic ism, the coach told the

Ihe'c at' the end of I he first week I X l ; W S , l l i s " " ' « * •

COACH BAKER REPLIES TO ATTACK OF ALUMNI ON ATHLETIC POLICIES

Athletics Director Produces Letters from Files to Support Contention That Manager and Coach Have Tried to

Schedule Quintets Mentioned By Alumni

, '•'• , , ; | " "•' , f ,.) The alumni attack on College athletic policies, launched at the , noni sol oi H H s a I e i on sm e i ' ug IOI r. . . , . . , . . . . „ , lembcrship, wil l be mailed Friday, Syracuse "« ' t> "K . «-cc ved a set-back today a the hands of Coach

7U . , , , , p M .,,.,.,,,.,:;„,,. , ' , , | Rutherford R. Baker, who in his first interview to the NKWS, answered

•very argument brought up by the alumni invest igat ing committee,

supported his contentions wi th letters f rom his files as wel l as

f examinations, when n,arl \ a l l .

- - > — n - , , . . , , ih.-v will BUN TABLE GOES AS COLLEGE NEED

FOR SPACE GROWS

Activities Class Added To Semester Program

'I In- ,

he aide to make plan- lor Hie I.,I

The rush i m i t a t i o n - wi l l contain

bids to a formal dinner on Thurs-

,la\ l i g h t , Echruan - I ; a tea dance,

l-i-i,lav, Eebruarv 3'; and a breakfast

'In- fo l lowing morn ing. There wi l l

h, no rushing un i i l I, o'clock, on

I'hursdav. Pel,, uarv -I. and all of-

l i , ial rushing must be done only in

the - • .ni l il v In mses and only as

-p.cil ie.l above, according to' the

rules , , | |he counci l , as decided last

vear. Freshmen shall not be called

for nor taken home f m m the tea

dance ,,r f rom hreakfa- l , hut tax i -

may be Used for the formal dinner.

Rids wi l l be sent out Sunday,

nary 7, and replies veil

Removal of ih,- privi lege of the

Young Women's Christ ian a-socia

l ion in coi idnci in i : a bun table in

(he College cad leria is due to the

need of more - pa. , , President A.

R I t rubaclur announced today.

The articles f,,rinerl> -old by that

organizat ion w i l l be sold hy the

cafeteria nianagein, lit.

Slmlei i ls f rom ih,- Milne Junior

and Senior H igh scl Is u-e most

of the space from I I :(>() , , ' , lock mi

ti l 12:11(1 o'clock, hut after thai hour

ingestion is - , , great a- 1

made in person to soror i ty houses j make necessary the pr.,\ ision of

Ti le-day, February 0, al 3:311 P. M.j greater space. lo f ty addit ional

In format ion regarding financial oh- chairs wi l l be put in the cafeteria

ligations of any son ,i u v will supplied hy Miss Anna I'airhank,

COUNCIL APPOINTS MORELAND LEADER

OF MINOR SPORTS l .h.yd M o n l a n d . '3_\ was ap

pointed manager of ml ra-niural

sports al a recent meeting of the

men's athletic counci l , I >r. Donnal

\ ' . Smith, assistant professor of

h i - tory and chairman of the athletic

council, presided al the meeting.

Moreland has I,. en prominent in

v arsity and inter , lass alhlc l ics,

h.,\ iiig been a nieinber i ,1 I he \ ar

silv baseball team f,,r Iwo years,

and a nieinber ,,f the l'U2 class

basketball team

In col laborat ion wi th the class

schedule ha- been arranged in

which each class haskethall team

wi l l play twice a week. 111,- con­

tests wil l he al nielil in the gvmna

shun ,,f Paee hall, Moreland an­

nounce,I.

' Ih , - -chedule opens ,,u Thursday '

idehi , when the senior- wi l l oppose

7:311 ,,'clock. The luii ior Freshman

earn, wi l l immediately fol low.

I,i , i

ihc ,

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IS\ I h P . i - i . i

II ll>,

l-'dncatioii 113, ex

Ira class ac l iv i l i , - , wi l l be presented

announced i n ' t in d i a l o g , M i - -

l-h/abel l i \ an D, i ihureh, regisl ra i ,

announced lochiv. The .ours,, is

taught hv Dr. Robert \ \ . Frcdcr

icks, principal of the Milne lunior

Mi,-I, s,-| I, and M i - - Helen Hal

tei - u p . i M - I - ,c i : . l — H i e , and

d i i . . loi , . | , \ n a , in i icular activ i

i. - u , l l n 1.1,-1, - , I I.

I I,,- c m - , a I .led in llie , ala

in in , - in l l i , light of ihc pi in, iplrs

I . . . o l l da l V e.lll, air.11 " \ ,1,1.oh,I

-Hi 'b i- mad' - I l l " vain. , , u p , .1 h , , . , , , , , , , , 1 , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , , ! , , . , , ,

'I n I ' , in , i d m Ih, - , cnd . i iw ! . I,,,,,, | h „ , , : , , , | n u , , , , | ,,-

H i " , 1 \ ' in-.! - I piobl.-ins ,,l ! \ , , | ; 1 | | K |.„ , | , , , , , , , . „,,,. , , | ,,,!„

" • -.n Hloii, ..dm ms l i .n io , . , , , , | . ,, j | , , ,., , , , , ,„ , , , , |„ , , , , , U M , |

" . • • ml , , ' c m , , , ! a, m i l l , - aie j ,-,,,. , | „ „, „ ^ Mud. i l l - wlh, are

' c i ' 1 ' " I I I ' 'lb I n, Ih . j „ , , , ! , , , , , , , „ | | i , inasler's degree.

' " ' i ' s . c luni l .d I.- inniors, s, e , j | |„ ,,.,,,„ ,- , , , „ „ . , , , ' ,, M . t , , , l S

I i " I ml, nis , , , , , . , |„ , , , , , , , , , h | M , , , , | j , , , | l r

I,ah nl , no • II. . I HI I d i i . a l l o n ! . , , , , , , | M , | , , . . , , i,,,,-,, i | M |,,h,i

II ' - " . 1 - P " l l s O | - | . , I III, C l l l b - I - | u | l , , , , , , , 1 , , , , , , , M \ |

ml " i c on ,i n in ih,- In-, h i | ., n | | | w,.i l l i ai ,! \ i Hold I!..- I

h, , , , , I In \ an .10 u plme I,, im,I

l ln in, Ih, d - ol . i l , . l l \ , nl

- Dr. r.riil.aclier said. College students wi l l nol be per­

mit ted to ,-at in the cafetei ia dur­

ing l ln period reserved for Milne

students

Dr. Pi i ibacber announced that

nearly l l i i r l y students f rom public

school I.' had availed themselves

of opportuni t ies |.i i al in the cafe

leria, all hough such permission had

nol been accorded t i n i n . They

were ejected.

Pastel Sketch Missing From Art 6 Exhibition

A paslel sketch, from l l ie art ex-

liif.it ,,n the second Moor of Draper

hall, has been reported missing.

Any, in' w In. kin ,w s w here the

sketch may be found, or can give

any informat ion leading to its re

covery is requested to - , - , - Miss

h'.unice Perine instructor in art.

This drawing is a cops ,,f Sir A l

I'red East's "h'.v, now in \ lge , iras,"

and was don.- by I ,.is Palierson,

'3-1. This is an exhihil of work done

in the Art I, class.

WELCOMES MEMBER

Kappa Delia -oror i lv welc -

Cladvs Nrii i-tion-.., '3-1 into full

i i i .- i i i l i . r-hip.

Graduate Students Select Diversified Subjects For Master's Degree Theses

The e a c h derided the accusa­

tion I hat Slate college athletics

were control led by "one man."

Every schedule, he declared, is ap­

proved by the athletic council as

each game is signed up and also

w In71 the schedule has been coni-

plcfcd by the manager. " I make

it a p. ,inl to e i \ e to each manager

a list of teams wi th wl i we

would like to arrange games and

leave it to him I., wr i te and sign

tlieni up," he said, adding that at­

tempts have been made to sign up

every team mentioned by the

alumni as desirable opponents for

Slate college teams.

"1 wi l l play anv team we can

sign up that is al all wi th in our

das- as well as some that are much

above lis. In regard to I 'n io l i col­

lege, the manager for next year

already has author i ty to wri te

1 nioii for a game," he said

Coach Maker placed in the hands

ol a representative of the News

the correspondence for the past few

years. Upon complet ion of the

tabulation il was found that letters

have been sent to the fo l lowing

teams requesting games: Dart­

mouth, A l f red, L'nion, Clarkson

Tech, Manhat tan, Middlcbury,

Prall institute, St. Stephens, Provi­

dence college, Norwich university,

Powell Text i le inst i tute, and St.

Monaventure. A l l of these teams

have appeared on the Slate court

al least once while St. Ponavent-

nie's, Catholic colleges' champions,

hav e plaved Slate three limes.

Fel lers were also sell! |o (he fol­

i o " ill;- colleges, his evidence

proved: Queen's college, Hami l ton

college, Pong Island university, St.

Paw reuce universi ty, Wi l l iams col­

ic:;,-, A l f red ui i iv, rs i ly , Cornel l uni­

versity, Cooper L'ni Amherst col­

lege. X'evv York Agricultural college,

and the University of Vermont.

The coach ' showed several

schedules of other teachers" Col­

leges and uost of tin-in. the

sli ongesl opponent listed was Slate

c l l e e e . " W e can't espeel to have

an easy l ime -- i..-11 i 11 L; up colleges to

' " i n , lo an out of the way place

lo plav a small college where an

up-. I would prov c disastrous to a

hie team." he -aid. Furthermore,

th, athletic budget ,|,,,s n,,t per-

,,.-;„- „,„.l „„ ,„,„. -', ,„;„,„„ .';

Ih I v .

-,, Pool an b ., . i l l . Huh in . .in,, i l .

, . - , , span, I, and a- - niblv | , i " i ' l -

I In , bibs include photoplay, . x

in ion. .1 in me, dram. i l l , I

and ha' k. ibai l .

I I who wish lo , 111 -II III Ih,

ni, -ted I,, se, M i - - Mallei as soon

i possibh and sign up mi l l ie i i

a, liv i ly.

WELCOMES MEMBER

Mela Xela sor.u i ly w d e n i e s Hal.

d i e I l i i l /eu la i ib , ' . ' . I , into pledge

membership.

o . l luhi l i lv ol III, a. id in v .11 -

I.-,.,Is, , , m i . , inn- . . . . -pina, I,

I'h, - I l ib , , , I i b, m.

11 . . - 1 , . I bv I h -ah. I l , I I . . i ..in I l ib,a

1,-pn - ,,u I n - l o i i , il siibte, Is are

being studied bv I',, i na id I • i , I • 11,

I larv of United Stales; I l.uolln

Pally, on the Webster \shhi i i lou

i iea ty ; Samuel Weinman, on col

onna l io i i and civ il war; and <\t\\' ui

Maslau, mi edu.a l io i i in Russia

This w i l l he the largest number ol

theses ever submitted in the field ai

history.

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l l l l l R u s s e l l . i \ s l , W . . | | h I - i l i . l l v -

n.- i l l . n u n ill ge, an, I l V l , ' . - , Ills

, -.animal and I'., - „ |-',,and I-

.1. dine wi ih al . I.I.I in Ibe -am,

l.v k a i l I o i h

tl eat,

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dm, i , ni ., i , , i ..i i l l , - nl. i, . i M

i i , d Ha , 1c '31 i- -nu l l in. i ln

P.oh.nn,i i III, -lav of P..ui..

-p, , , h. .Hid I il l i.o I lo. In s is wi il

inn on I i i .hsh m l i . .u.

Two i- pi, s , , M \ i ,g, | wen sub

mined I v \ l i l d n d l l a l - l c l and

R, . maid Swaiil l l oo . ks I,.lies

, , i i , | M.oi, li I Iv mi an also w i l l i ng

,,ii I aim nl ni d s and I mel ta

I'.l.on hi., Id is m a t i n g graded ,ln

latum as , , , , aid lo high school

French.

M',",mn„ / , . , ,.„,,- I, . . - ; , .M

SCIENCE FACULTY TO BE SPONSORS

FOR LOUNGE TEA

p ,i im, nis w il l spoils, .1- l ln la-! tea

I l l n - - , in, - I,-r win, h w ill be con

dm I, ,1 \ \ e.ln, .,|.,v lain:.,, v Jll ill

ihc I oung, ,.f I f . hard-oi l hall

IM I I I I 3 in i I - no - • ' , I,., k

M i - - >,,,., Mosh, ,, a- ,-i ,ni in.

in chemistry, w I! , , p i ,

Mis Mosh, I wi l l be' as'si's'led 'hv

Ih I I , . , lie, Hal , In a,I ,,f the

pbv i, - depai l iuei i l and M i - | | , , | e - ;

I ' l l , ss.n l l .ona id P.nms a, bead

" i Ibe ' I strv .1.1.... t in , nl and

Mi i h o n - . a i , W i l l i , n i \ Ken

H. dv. a - - islam piofe- - , , | ol eh, III

is l iv . and Mis . Kel i l ie. lv; Mr.

I i ui pbv -n - ; Mi Ix, i,n.-111 I lavis,

i- ,- I..UI i n n in lor m bio logy; and

M l - - U in It Ravi, . . , , as., . ,ant in-

- i i in li i in biology.

f o r m i c Faulk, '32, is i h , student

chairman.

v copy of "The I n'e of Pasteur"

hv D Nailery Raioi wi l l be pre­

sented by llie Co-op. The first tea

of the second .semester wi l l he on

F, Fi l ial v 10

STATE COLLEGE NEWS, ALBANY, N. Y., JANUARY 15, 1932

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Dunn, Laura Styn, and Maragaret Service. DESK EIUTOIIS Marion Howard, Hannah Parker, and Crenfell Rand, sophomores REPORTERS: Luisa Iglesias, Kose Kantor, Carolyn Kratn Putnam, llessic Simmons, Hilda Smith, and Edith Te|

Virginia Abajian, Celia Bishop, Diane Ilochn Bookheini, Eleanor Cnutant, Katherine Cunneen, Helen Dolierty, Jane Dnncey, Marion Mlcczck, Mary Moore, Marilyn Knsciilicck, Almira Uuss, lictly Salcse, Katherine Simmons, Thelnia Smith, Bessie Stetkar, Mary Lou Waltlier, Katherine Wilkins, and Eliza-belli Zuend, sophomores. CIIICUI.ATION M.VNAUEU: Erantes Mazar, '32. ASSISTANT MUSINESS MANAGERS: Mary Dolierty and Jean Watkins, juniors. MUSINESS S T A F F : Jean Craigmile, Marguerite Crutchlcy, and Katherine llaug, sophomores.

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F r a n k P i e r r c p o n t G r a v e s , S l a t e c o n u n i s s i o n c r _ of E d u c a t i o n , r e c e n t l y j u s t i f i e d Iiis r e a s o n s f o r v o t i n g in f a v o r o f t h e n a t i o n a l a d v i s o r y c o m m i t t e e s r e ­p o r t . T h e c o m m i t t e e , w h i c h c o n s i s t s of 51 m e n a n d w o m e n p r o m i n e n t in e d u c a t i o n , b u s i n e s s a n d o t h e r a c t i v i t i e s , w a s c o m m i s s i o n e d b y P r e s i d e n t H o o v e r in M a y , 1929 , t o c h a r t t h e c o u r s e o f f e d e r a l r e l a t t ' n s t o e d u c a t i o n . Tt r e c o m m e n d e d t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t of a f e d e r a l h e a d q u a r t e r s fo r e d u c a t i o n w h i l e s e r v i n g l o c a l a u t o n o m y a n d l o c a l r e s p o n s i b i l i t y . S u c h a n o r g a n i z a t i o n w o u l d b e h e a d e d b y a s e c r e t a r y for e d u c a t i o n in t h e P r e s i d e n t ' s c a b i n e t .

" I a g r e e w i t h t h e r e p o r t in h o l d i n g t h a t t h e r e is need fo r a fu l l - f l edged d e p a r t m e n t o f e d u c a t i o n , h e a d e d b y a s e c r e t a r y of c a b i n e t r a n k , " s a y s D r . G r a v e s . " E d u c a t i o n is c e r t a i n l y of a s m u c h i rnnor -l a n c c n a t i o n a l l y a s s t u b d e p a r t m e n t s o f t h e c a b i n e t a s a g r i c u l t u r e , c o m m e r c e a n d l a b o r , w h i c h s e e k , a s e d u c a t i o n s h o u l d , t o p r o m o t e w e l f a r e , r a t h e r t h a n t o e x e r c i s e a d m i n i s t r a t i v e c o n t r o l o v e r t h e s t a t e s . "

" T h e o f f i ce r in c h a r g e of n a t i o n a l e d u c a t i o n a l in ­t e r e s t s s h o u l d b e h i s o w n m a s t e r , a n d b e a b l e t o a p p e a r in p e r s o n b e f o r e C o n g r e s s o r t h e d i r e c t o r of t h e b u d g e t , i n s t e a d of t h r o u g h s o m e s u p e r i o r of f icer , w h o is o n l y d i r e c t l y a c q u a i n t e d w i t h h i s d u t i e s a n d n e e d s .

E d u c a t i o n i s t h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t a c t i v i t y in o u r d e m o c r a c y , w h e t h e r w e v i e w it f r o m t h e s t a n d p o i n t o f i t s e x p e n d i t u r e s o r i t s a c c o m p l i s h m e n t s a n d i n ­f l u e n c e , a n d w h i l e t h e n a t i o n a l d e p a r t m e n t s h o u l d m a k e r e s e a r c h i t s c h i e f a c t i v i t y a n d n o t s e e k t o c o n t r o l t h e e d u c a t i o n a l a c t i v i t i e s o f t h e v a r i o u s s t a l e s , it s h o u l d b e c o n s i d e r e d a m a j o r i t y i n t e r e s t , a n d s h o u l d n o l b e s u b o r d i n a t e l o a n y o t h e r f u n c ­t i o n . "

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A l b a n y , X. Y . J a n . 15, 1932

A C O O P E R A T I V E A T T I T U D E

T h e r e p l y of C o a c h B a k e r t o t h e c h a r g e s of t h e a l u m n i r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s h a s d u n e m u c h t o t h r o w b u h l o n t h e a t h l e t i c s i t u a t i o n , l i e litis c o m e f o r w a r d w i t h f a c t s t o s u p p o r t h i s c l a i m s a n d h a s d o n e h i s b e s t t o c o o p e r a t e in a r r a n g i n g a s c h e d u l e f o r t h e c o i n i n g y e a r , s a t i s f a c t o r y t o b o t h p a r l i e s .

Moth s i d e s m u s t k e e p in m i n d t h a t a r e v a m p e d b a s k e t b a l l s c h e d u l e is o n l y a m i n o r i s s u e in t h e a t ­t e m p t s of t h e a s s o c i a t i o n t o r a i s e t h e p r e s t i g e of t h e C n l l i g c a n d t in e f f e c t i v e n e s s of t h e a l u m n i a s s o c i a ­t i o n .

T h e C o l l e g e w a u l s to p l a y b e t t e r t e a m s , p r o v i d e d t h e s e c a n be s c h e d u l e d a n d p r o v i d e d S t a l e c a n m a k e a g o o d i m p r e s s i o n in t h e n a m e , e v e n t h o u g h v i c t o r y is no t p a r a m o u n t .

T h e r e i- n o n e e d for t h e s p i r i t of r e f o r m t o g r o w s o s t r o n g a s t o r e s u l t in p e r s o n a l i t i e s o r ill 1'eelinu an g ilie p a r t i e s c o n c e r n e d . T h e s t u d e n t b o d y \s Hrel Ilarlc—Argonaut and /:'.i He. l i y t i c o r g e \< S t e w a r . , p l e a s e d at t h e d i s p l a y of a l u m n i i n t e r e s t a n d h o p e s l r . H o u g h t o n Mifflin C o m p a n y . B o s t o n , M a s s . t h a i t h e d e s i r e d i m p r o v e m e n t s m a y be e l i d e d . I ( itixi ns of A l b a n y a n d s t u d , ' n l s o f A l b a n y in p a r ­

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T h e f o l l o w i n g e x c e r p t is typ ica l of t h e m a n y p a s ­s a g e s o f b e a u t i f u l p r o s e : " T h e s o u n d s of t h i s m o n ­s t r o u s l ife s m o t e u p o n m e w i t h all t h e b l e n d e d p e r ­c u s s i o n s of a n i n f e r n a l s y m p h o n y . T h e u n e v e n sculT of f o o t f a l l s , t h e h o t s q u e a k of b r a k e s , t h e s u c k i n g h u m of r u b b e r t i r e s , t h e m u r m u r of a t h o u s a n d v o i c e s , t h e y e l p o f h o r n s , t h e c l a s h o f c h a n g i n g g e a r s , till t h e s e w e r e s e p a r a t e l y a u d i b l e , s h a k e n t o ­g e t h e r in o n e u n d u l a t i n g r o a r of p o w e r b y e v e r y i m a g i n a b l e t i m b r e of r i n g i n g , w h i s t l i n g , t h r o b b i n g , h a n g i n g , b u m p i n g , g r i n d i n g . " O h , C o d , ' I c r i e d , ' I n t h e g r e a t r o t a t i o n of T h y wi l l s p a r e t h e s e b l e s s e d p a g a n s n o r t a i n t t h e m w i t h t h e m a l a d y of t h o u g h t . X e v e r , n e v e r c i v i l i z e t h e m a n d s o d e s t r o y t h e i r . b a r m . "

T h i s b o o k is a c c l a i m e d b y c r i t i c s ; e M o r l e y ' s l i ue s l p r o d u c t i o n s i n c e " T h u n d e r o n t h e L e f t . " T h o s e w h o h e a r d h i m in h i s las l l e c t u r e h e r e wil l ie p l e a s e d a t t h i s o p p o r t u n i t y t o a d d a n o t h e r of h i s

w o r k s t o t h e i r g r o w i n g c o l l e c t i o n s .

MR. NBWCOMB SPEAKS January IS, 1932.

To the Editor of the N E W S :

that we can regularly defeat champion­ship teams, and yet it ,s believed ha e can m e n colleges of our calibre with no

not ' l l„ohK l" r a V m ^ " ^ of victories!" bin the spirit which caused the athlete author-iii,.< I,I declare ill last y e a r s N E W S thai C New York tr'ys''would .be. made until we have some chance of winning should

lo overcome bv cooperation, h a r d w o r k , i n ­telligence, and' good competition. When the class of '31 entered State it was the lirst class to have a regents average of SO' ; , and it was shortly thereafter publicly damned in the N E W S by the statement that it was impossible to do anything in athletics with a class that had "weal; backs ami strong brains." Vet Charles Lyons and Frank Ott, who. are remembered for

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lege debate. Previous to I')-'(, a few sporadic at tempts were made lo net a learn ,,„ ibe plalfoi.ii. In 1').'(. we met I'ni, and lost. After that instruction, ' ••coaching," was begun, and the -tii.l.cii re-ponded. The rc-tlll has been thai in few rears debating has been buill up fro ibe inoiind. Our scbeiliile rivals that i

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the was made. T h e lirst was to the eilect llial alumni soon forgot the existence ol their Alma Mater. The .second is chiselv related to and perhaps mother to the In si It is Ibe fact that our College is mil .,. well known among Ibe colleges of the ea-tciu United Slates as both its scholastic stand ing and Ibe caliber of its student bud) and faculty should ,lei.land.

As a partial remedy for these coinliti. ns, an advei t iring campaign h e ; been in gested. This is to lake the form oi ., revision of the athletic schedule so a, „, include a college of good repute at l,.i i mice a year. This game would be scheduled at a time when the giaduair-could tear themselves from Iheir dun.-. ,n. | Ibe whole week-end would be desigmurd as an alumni hoine-cnming. Whetlm ,,i not this " b i g " game would lake the pl.„e of Hie alumni game is a mailer „I deba'e.

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T h e Y o u n g W o m e n ' s C h r i s t i a n a s s o c i a t i o n w i l l c o n d u c t a sale of c a n d y at t he v a r i o u s g r o u p and so­r o r i t y houses , A s e n a t h V a n l l u r e n , '32, a n n o u n c e d t o d a y . The p r o f i t s f r o m t h i s sa le w i l l , in pa r t , rep lace the m o n e y r e c e i v e d f r o m the bun tab le , she s a i d .

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O n e p e r s o n f r o m each house has been a p p o i n t e d to take char.ee of the sale. T h e s e s t u d e n t s a r e : L o u ­ise W e l l s , '3-1, A h l e n b a l l ; E v e l y n G r e c n b u r g , '33, A l p h a K p s i l o n I ' h i ; R u t h G o l d s m i t h , '32, A l p h a K h o ; K s t h c r G r a n n i s , '3-1, A v a l o n h a l l ; K a t h e r i n e W i l k i n - , '3-1, l l c t a / e t a ; M a y h e l l c M a t h e w s , '34, Ch i S i g m a T h e t a ; C a t h e r i n e S i i u n i e r e r , '34, De l ta t l i u c g a ; A l v i n a T r e n t l e i u a n , '34, K l a I ' h i ; M a r g a r e t Serv ice , 33, ( i a n i m a K a p p a I ' h i ; 4 ' b e l m a S m i t h , '34, K a p p a D e l i a ; M v r t l e I 'eck, '3 1, M r s . L i l l y ' s ; A l i c e I ' i l / p a t r i c k , ' 31 , N e w m a n b a l l ; M a r j o r i e I l a - , ' . i . i , I 'h i D e l t a ; N i b - C l e m e n s , 32, I 'hi L a m b d a ; M a t i l d a Centner, ' 31 , I'i A l p h a I a n ; D o r o t h y G r i l l i u , '3 1, 1'si ( l a m i n a ; K a t h e r i n e .Scn i t , '32, S i g m a A l p h a ; M a r i on I I e i n c i n a i m , '.<., S v d d u m b a l l ; E v c l v n S la i hie, '35, W r e n h a l l ; Edna Feh tne l , '35, W a t e r b u r y ba l l ; and l i c t t i ( i r r .gorv , '33. " Y " House .

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QUINTET TO MEET BROOKLYNTONIGHT Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute

Rated One of Strongest Down-state Teams

By K E N N E T H MIIXER, '32

SPORTS EDITOR, TIIK NEWS

T h e Purp le and Gold quintet will swing into action tonight when it opposes the strong Brooklyn Polytechnic institute team in the Page hall gymnasium at 8:15 o'clock. Brooklyn Polytechnic is one of the s t ronges t metropol i tan fives and will provide splendid op­position for the State team. Last yea r the Brooklyn quintet defeated S ta te and the Sta te boys will be out to avenge that loss.

The State team will be chosen from Ing raham, Brooks, Rail, De Laura , Nelson, Harr is , Saunders , Myers, Garrett and Yaffee. The first four will probably be in the s ta r t ing line-up.

There will be dancing after the game. The music will be furnished by Guyer's Gleeful Rhythm-mak­ers, the College house orches t ra . S tudents should not forget to se­cure guest cards from the office of Dean Anna H. Pierce, if they wish to bring outsiders to the dancing.

The All-Stars will oppose the Kappa Delta Rbo five in the pre-liminary contest which will get un­der way at 7:00 o'clock.

DR. SMITH READS HISTORICAL PAPER

ON DECEMBER 29

Dr. Donnal Y. Smith, professor of history, read a paper on "The Influence of the Foreign Born of the Northwest on the Klection of 180(1" on Tuesday, December 2l>, I'MI before a session of the Ameri­can Historical association. The convention was conducted De­cember 2K, 29, and 3(1 at the New Nicollet Hotel , Minneapolis, Minn, and at the University of Minnesota, with an a t tendance of 1000 mem­bers from the entire United States.

The three days ' session was di­vided into various sections at which one hundred papers were read. These paper-, were written and compiled by various eminent his­torians.

Professor Carl [Seeker of Cor­nell, author , historian, and presi­dent of the American Historical association, addressed the members at their annual banquet. His speech, "His to ry for Kveryman," was very favorably criti/.cd in the January 10 issue of the N'cw York T imes under "Hi -lory as I ,ow- Brow." Professor liecker makes "Eve ry ­man hi- own bi- tor ian." He de­fines history a- "the memory of t i l i n g -aid and done." "< )ur proper function is not to repeat the past, hut to make use of it to correct and rationalize for ((minion use Mr. Everyman ' s in terpreta t ion of what actually happened." The New York ' l imes of htmiary 10 further com­ment- , " l l i - l o ry i- not dead but li\ iue. Il niii-t be revvr tlen in t e r m , of living men. Each aue

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FOR A . M. DEGREE (Continued from page 1, column 4)

T h e r e arc two subjects on health and physical education. One is by Mildred Wilson on the physical achievement tests in Albany schools, and the o the r on the analysis of health t ex t -books in junior high schools by Mrs . Mabel Osgood.

These in educat ion far ou tnumber those on all o the r subjects and in­clude topics on t ranspor ta t ion in central rural schools, map interpre­tation, educat ional needs of the negro, extra-curricular activities, the resul ts of previous scholastic training on the student, practice teaching, grading, and educational broadcas t ing .

T w o member s of the faculty in the commerce depar tmen t have also submit ted topics. Har r i son Terwil l iger , assis tant professor of commerce , is wri t ing on the deter­mining factors in the college com­mercial s tudent , and Blanche Avery, ins t ruc tor in commerce, is making a survey of New York State regen t s examinat ion in com mercial ar i th inat ic .

Dr. licik also announced that the graduate commit tee has voted to accept the theses of Katherine Coughlin on "The Study of the Pupil 's Ability to read Ari thmetic Problems" and William Delehorty on "The Legal Aspects of Religious Education in Public Schools."

Several of these are being sub­mitted by people no longer a t tend­ing College classes. Among these is a study of high school news­papers in New York State bv William French '29, former editor-in-chief on the N E W S .

Will Begin Moving Books Into Hawley Library In Two Months, Engineer Says

COUNCIL TO GIVE PLAYS, TUESDAY;

SPONSORS NAMED (Continued from fmic I, column 1)

ter 1. Ten-ill, Mr. Edward Cooper, Miss Blanche M. Avery, Miss Char­lotte l.oeb, Miss Marion Smith, Mis- Anne t t e Dobbin, Miss Arlenc Preston, Dr. A. K. Biek, Miss Laura Thompson, Mrs. Florence Erear, Mrs. E. Marx, Mrs. Roger Briggs, Mrs .Kenneth MacAffor, Mrs. R C. Carter, Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Thciser, Mr. and Mrs . I. F. Taufe, Miss M. Frai ler , Miss II Carey, Miss A. Clear, Miss N. Fitzgerald, Reverend and Mrs. I. Pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. I.. Cogswell, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Ar­thur Phinney, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Van Note, Miss F. A. Van Sastford, Mrs. Will iam I.. Caughtry. Mrs Fred De Beer, Miss Mary C. Jer -main, Miss II. lames, Mi-s R. Jen­kins, Miss I. Knight , Miss M. D . Israel, Mi-s L. F. Stevens, Miss I.. S. Townsend , Miss I. Applcton, Mi-s I'. Class, Reverend W. II. Hopkins, Mrs. E. Iluyck. Mrs. P Irving, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. lone-, Dr. A \ \ r ight, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cheney, Mrs. I. Ganet, Dr. and Mrs. E. Graves, Mrs. E. Gallieu, Miss Melouie Grant , Dr. and Mr-. R. (i. Winslow, and Dr. and Mrs. (i. M Wiley.

By the end of two months, the new Gideon Hawley l ibrary will be ready for occupancy, accord ing to a s t a t ement made today by Mr. Francis Guinan, chief engineer of the College. T h e last s tep toward the complet ion of the l ibrary was begun dur ing the Chr i s tmas recess, when student life u t te r ly deser ted the inst i tut ion.

Mr. Guinan was confident, that condi t ions being favorable, the work of moving books into the l ibrary will begin at the end of two months . Dr. A. R. Brubacher , president, s tated early this semester that he expected the library to be ready by the la t ter part of March or the early par t of Apri l .

T h e work consists of tear ing up the old flooring of both the gym­nasium and the old audi tor ium. Suppor t s for the new flooring will then be installed. T h e ent i re audi­torium will be used for the library while only a small part of the gym­nasium will be used for s tacks, it is expected. The remainder of the gymnas ium will be used for phys­ical education classes. However , it will not be sufficiently large to ac­commoda t e basketball contests .

The l ibrary when completed will not be used as a study hall. Dr. Brubacher said earlier. It will be used as a reference and reading room, he maintained.

The final step may be said to be a result of student agi tat ion, Stu­dents several years ago saw the crowded condition of the present library, the hick of -pace to accom­modate tho-e who wish to use the l ibrary to an advantage . T h e y have gone through the discomfiture of working in an inadequate space. These s tudent- have even appeared before legislative finance commit­tees to state their case for the need ol a library.

_ An appropr ia t ion for three addi­tional l ibrarians and an addit ional $14,000 above the regular appropr i ­ation has been requested for new

Men Represent State At Ping Pong Contest

Sanford l .evenstcin '.13 and Ber­nard Simon, '.12, are represent ing State college in the Albany city ping pong tournament . The Sta te team is now in third position in the league, having won four contes ts and lost but one. T in league lead­ers is the Mechanic 's and Farmer ' s hank team which has live victories md no d; u its to its credit.

books for next year. T h r e e of the five s tained glass

windows that arc class memoria l gifts in Hawley hall will p robab ly be placed in the upper three large windows of the nor th side of Dra­per hall. No th ing definite has been decided about the o ther two win­dows.

O t h e r Innova t ions

T w o other innovations, one of which has been completed, the o the r is rapidly on its way toward finality, are part of State college contr ibut ion toward the relief of unemployment . These innovat ions are the two new sidewalks. One is on W e s t e r n avenue at the ex t reme west end of the campus, begun on November 13, and the o ther is to extend across the back and east side campus.

"These jobs employed forty-eight men," says Mr. Guinan, The work-on the library employs twenty-e ight men. State 's contr ibution for the relief of unemployment is seventy-two men.

DEBATE SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED TODAY Contests With Hamilton Col­lege and Syracuse University

Will Take Place

FRESHMEN DEFEAT MECHANICVILLE FIVE

21-15, SATURDAY

Several debates , in which the men's , women's , and freshman de­bate teams will par t ic ipate , a re scheduled for this spring, Ruth Kronmnn, '32, pres ident of the de­bate council, announced .

The men's team will meet H a m ­ilton college at Hami l ton on Feb­ruary 2-1 to deba te the quest ion: "Resolved: That Herbert Hoover should be re-elected pres ident of the United States."

T h e women ' s team will debate Syracuse universi ty here in Febru­ary, Miss K r o n m a n further s tated. It will be the first t ime that a State team will have met a Syracuse team in debate, she added, The question has n,it yet been chosen.

Negot ia t ions have been started for a women ' s deba te trip to Mid-dlebury eolege in Vermont and Kcenc Normal school dur ing the second week-end in Mvrch. Miss Kronman said.

Arrangements for the first fresh­man intercollegiate debate are being completed The freshman team will meet Colgate freshmen here about the middle of April .

T h e 1935 team defeated the Me-chanievillc High basketeers 21 to 15 last Sa turday . The game was fairly last and the frosh managed to keep on the long end of the score dur ing most of the s tmuu le .

Al Jadick was the scoring star, regis ter ing four fields for a total of eight points . "Dave" Kronian made six points and Cliff Rail put up a line defensive game which broke up several Mechaniev ille plays. The frosh team was composed of Rail, Bills, Jones, Kronian, Jadick, Drake, and Blumberg.

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