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Michigan State News A t lend the Jitney itann* at the Union Wed*, 7 to 10 p. in.
T U E S D A Y , F KB. 12. 1029
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ANNOUNCE THETA ALPHA PHI PLAY WTWARDBOUND'To Bf Succettor to “ P»t«y” ; Ex-
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TO BE ROMANCE MYSTERYM e m b e r « o f t h e T h e t a A lp h a P h i a re
r e h e a r « ln g u n d e r th e d ir e c t io n o f P r o f K H K in g o n th e fo r th c o m in g « lu d er ,* p r o d u c t io n . 'O u tw a r d B o u n d ,1 w h i*h •Art 11 lie p r e s e n t e d a* •»,*■ S ta te H ,* ;, » » » o n th e e v e n in g *<f F e b Ji» at « ir, m e ;
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SPARTAN POLO; second j i t n e i d a n c e o r j PLACE CONTRACT TEAM ENGAGES s e a s o n s c h e d u le d s o o h !FOR PRINTING OFDETROIT FRIDAY ¡"5 - 1929 WOLVERINE
day Night.
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Detroit Riding and Hunt Ciub Bring. Fail Trio to Meet
Cadets
OFFICERS TO START
Cover lieiign ii Selected and Work Continue, for Completion o f
Book.
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FARMERS’WEEK ATTRACTS MANY
Registration in H E. Building Shows Big Increase Over
Previous Records.
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FRENCH SPEAKER AGAIN SCHEDULEDPierre de Lanux. Who Failed to
Appear at Recent Convocation Comes February 21.
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»u tw a rd B o u n d k e h r f o r th is p la y open
11.' H i * ticket* mu \ th e U n io n th e C o lle g e ,
i f r a t e r n i t y h o u s es a n d i A lp h a P h i m e m b er
ESSAY CONTEST INCENTIVE TO MEN
FRAT MEN LOSE $115 IN ROBBERY
I rnFrda Chi Hoot* n Rifled During Early Morning Hours
Mondav.
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'he f a c t t h a t M ic h ig a n S ta te a w e 's
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Assumes Women Better Students Than Men; Women Barred.
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■ ’* ; .k s p o n so r t o a rrr iib e ry Bun-u g h t t h a t 'r u n s in t o money. Our
h e a r t e d s y m p a th y goes o u t to
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W ith th e acquisition o f an lnter- i o n a l ly k n o w n v o c a l teacher' by ¡b ig o n .State college, the newspapers e ' h a t the eyes o f the musical world
}v e been turned upon us Pull your lades
T h e la t t e r w o * o r ig in « w h o s e h ig h e s t e e n o f v 'h e m f r o m c o m p e t i t io n
A v o im in k 'h a t g i r l * < d e n ts th a n m e n th e I ms test was l im it e d to m e n s ta t e d P r o f W W u f th e E n g l is h d e p a r t in ; * i* e <4 'h e b eq u e s t w a *
iced r i m a n m a n : CO ED FENCING TEAM WINS EXH,B,T
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In th e ( » a t th e - s u b je c t m a t t e r h *s ra n g e d f r o m th e l i t e r a r y to th e s e v e r i y
in n in g «-w a y u» u su a l- .e g r a d u a t io n issue 4 >rd
fo n t t s u p p le m e n te d f th e K u n o m ia n -B ta t * ■ 'a . * the,. R u n o m la n
s e v e r , f o r th is d e p a r t - ie i u v u p p o r t in d e -
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY PUNS MEETING WED.
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STUDENT GRANGE HOLDS SOCIAL MEETING SATURDAY Ls Feb 13 and '
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rt rrL a m pus tradition received a terrible
| - w h e n the viottors o f Partners week 'heir clieroots and bnars in the
f the holy d ign ity o f our class - Runs and cast their butts In our In- _ _ _ _ _ „ _ ___
e " 1 " " “ « * ■"»nMou* STATE MATMEN TO MEETsprang up everywhere and we that our fathers do things that
I don't.
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OHIO GRAPPLERS SAT.Campus Scandal Sheet Upsets
Ohio State ’s Farmers ’ Weekg rhjt» ¡.rfoup Mr» M/SS lUUN.Ut/fjr,Judges. Duitscer-
ALBION SUPT. SPEAKS TO PRACTICE TEACHERS TODAY
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C o lu m b u s fftiify IP- The «anctity A U .in 'f.e vpirs t u i fu n and h # ; . - . Michigan State wrestler* w il l men Parmer» weex must be presence ¡it o f #-our»e and wonh the \itv* A
the strong Qtiio university learn Sat- all so the Prom Prattler so-call- JO cents * opv ■ ;.*rg «l by the gir'.vurcay Peto 16. at Athens Otuo uni- #d .«randai U,eet of 'he Ohio State of. Theta Sigma Frta. honorary jrsurna;-versity has the reputation of puvtjng university cv>-e<is was rhaaed off tne utic wjrnnty %:,o roncoeted *;;e !out good wresUing team*, having won ron ip 'a her* Last week - tahness
hompionahlp in ffnf, rji ihf, r-ustoens o f 'h is But one m u s t hot Tamper with Par-trutituUon o f ¡earning is that on the mer* week w h ic h through s s tra n g eeve o f b»g events, such as the .umor miscarriage of breaungs happened top ro m , and *he Homecomiruc game, b e still, in progr«s* « ( , « » the-co-edsjournaiisUcolly tncUrfod boy» ar*d Kiris »aii»ed forth to vend ’ twir pubLcationwue nonsense rfowspaper» in the 'ampus i>uiidinga
r . w . rton fumoHUm «r»PPtex» » » * • xftown m »rtod p r o p « « TB f Pro® b «n * the not um ttrm rtj.» n mH c n « iu i « w o . ^ M W h lk ( h m lp . rm- rnght lu t * t r t , on* o l tht * *4 « ' • • >» -h* bu iihn«*“ P. M P r ir e v U h in b n o u c t. t a . no on the tew », rvw y > «t(h t « o n * , m Uu* prwlucUon > u . o r * o l u * f i r m : - . w t •u .tom -r, bccui
class is headqd by a man who will fur- xnd g r ip p in g rush some interesting competition for hjs opponent Capt Harry Kurrle.
|ON VENIENTAMPUS' A L E N D A R
B A Y - >in s Birthday.
HEREDITY CLASS TO SEE STATE INSTITUTIONS AT THE UNION
tha Ohio Conference 19M and 1927 In a prevfbus mect »his season Ohio univeruty was. defeat- *d by Penn State Last year th* 'Spar- tan squad defeated »he Ohio aggrega- tion cm Lhs home m au
Coach Oienn Ricks reporU that lus
- kl., friendsh ip Banquet, fe o - ) Church
) P- M. Lecture, forestry Bldg.NEBDA Y —
Meeting. A g Hall.I f . ü . Jttney Dance. Union Ball-
_ A Y ~^W aknunrs Day.
t ne c .a.-»1. .n r. «man :.ered,t > r. Am- benng 77 peopfo. is «cheduied to take two trips to stale insutuucfm few th e . of ftudying insanity, fcwwie-mmdedñesR. eptlepsy and kindm i dn,
* according to H. R. Hunt o f the, nx-lagy deportment
The group wiil journey in two buses to Pontiac on Peto. 24 to visit the :*», pliai tor the miañe On March 7 they are to tour , the Michigan farm coion;. ■'"» ep,¿*ptici at Wajanfoga A special d im e will re held to exhibit the ease» far the »tudertU A similar trip wa- aken or. J an 29 when they went to
at the FarnrfoTle—entire,) fictitious U> make ymrtluw-s o f the Prom Prat-
hJkt the Nell house, where *Mr and before long Dean A lfred Vivianprom was to be held, had burned ®f the College o f Agriculture was
the only four year man on the team down bouncing up and down in his office.Is one at the meet oirtelanduig state Other tidbits included such fsbrica- De*n Vivian liad called for the su- . wre-tiers tior»: as that the (»resident o f the junior preasion of such wholly irrelevent and
The mew who w ill go to Athens ore class hod been secret*ly married for uneducatianai trasrt before and he wasCopt. Horry Kurrle. AddhMi WUbur. 13 years to Oreta Oarbo. and that to no mood to trifle udent nrehM what theRoy Lomphear. M rb e r t Thamer. M er-C h a ries A. Lindbergh bod enrolled t o I t *em ed that the girls hod forgot- S i S S t i f r U
M L D u B Lecture. B o t o o f r t l MowhoB Maynard Bchulta 8. M ar- the CoUege o f Agrtculturo tor the pur- **n «o moke formal application a t the JJJulor r o u t in e < f fS e *# 2 S *ttnkewtt. and M a ^ i Jmlto. ________ poee o f learning to know onions . tConthnied on page 3> rwuiar jo u M n e ,o f the course and ar*
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The purpose of those trips is to study the types of defectives, and to help the
B ILL M O K L L C R .t* }*
. FUnce ! have been shear foader at the t ’ ruon barber shop— web— o il th e
girls come here now and it isn't rfocestary to teil you that the boys do the same Three expert barbers are at your service every hour o f the day — come in and be convinced.
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Tha M lehlgsn Stato N ew * o ffice |i locateti on tiw fourth floor o f th » Union buiMinir Talaphowa. eo lica » radiarne». *xt*nalori lo i O fflca hour* — Sunday. Monday. Wwln»n<!»y. and Tharaday from S p. m. tu 11 p. m.
Editoria l» appearing in th » Mlchiann Ht*u- Nawa ara w ritten by th » »dlu>r-fn-chi»i nnd hla uaiatanta, who. * r» atud»nta, Th«-y can in no way be Interpreted a* repraaentln* *h» o ffic ia l v iew poin t o f the eollepc or o f the col- la g » officiala.
Suhaeription, 11.50 the School Y »nr
R D IT O N IA I. STAFF
M A N A G IN G KOttKRT A.
Jack Stenhera Paul Troth Jam Porter Henrietta Scovali iam aa Rankin*Majel Hornina Katherine Lynch Ann Anderann ll*.t>»rt Graham Reporter« Alfred O'lim
Thom«» Knn|i|>. John Ueorai' M »rk »l JhiK Timothy Ànkncy, WII It* »«ter. Everett K no Mildred Kojl. Ver« Ì Cormick. Mi ry WimnIw In-rt, Gertn'ide Morony,
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A »»ixU n t Editor A »«i«tan t +>liUir A »»i«tan t Editor
Co-ed Editor Sport Editor
Society Editor F u tu re Olttc»r
Kxrhang* Editor Munir Critic
to ll. Stanley Podge, Tnt». Glenn l.arkr.
i.r.en , W Ilford Colt, mi llriidcn. Norom n i. Knlhi
Engle.»elle. Iterili»
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Katherine G r»tt »n b »r if»r Ray Jennlna« i o » Ratter M ara iret l’ reato n lle ry l Ahhey
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A C T IV IT IE S
. A s the school year progresses, freshmnn become acclimated to the l i fe and customs o f the campus, and the daft* o f election o f students to - important campus offices approaches, there are many longing IooK,h cast towards these posiitons and search -made fo r means o f at tainm eiit.
Perhaps this aspiration towards future prominence is most important on the part o f the freshmen. Members o f the
u p p er classes have had opportunities and many have been tried out.
The impression is usually quite generally prevalent thatpolitics is thc stepping stone, ivith just enough work and experience mixed in to furnish a talk ing point.
It is true that campus potties is a factor to be considered, hut predom inantly important is ex perience and ability . There is absolutely no us«' o f a student attem pting to hold a campus olfice who cious not Jljivc the time to devote to it. the ability, or the kliowledg«- This has been proved to the detriment o f some campus organizations- And the o ffice holders com plete their tenure less popular than i f they
-had remained on the outside.The moral to this is that
freshmen should get started in that activity which they desire to fo llow . I to not trust to politics to secure office. F o r
those w ithout experience should most certain ly not be ftupport- ed.
A t the a ll-co llege elections In March, student council members w ill he selected, and the ed itor and business m anager o f the State News w ill be chosen
The freshmen class should look over their members, determine on the man best fitted to Ik* president o f the student council three years from now, and elect him to that organization every year, i f he upholds his responsibilities.
Executives o f the State News are chosen on a s ligh tly d iffe rent basis. Candidates fo r this o ffice an* selected only a fter experience on the paper and the only method o f obtaining that, is to secure a position there »♦ once and stick to it.
C 4 M P I K H I A N IF A I . M IIE E T 1 J P S K T S O H I O S T A T E ’S F A R M E R S ’ W E E K
C o n tin u e d f r o m p n g * 1»
o f f ic e o f p r e s id e n t t l e o r g e W . R i g h t - mir<* f o r p e rm is s io n to s o il t h e p n jie r in s id e th e c o l le g e b u ild in g s .
S o . fn c id w ith a t e c h n ic a l v io la t io n o i »in - ru le s W m 0 M c C r a c k e n , s u p e r in te n d e n t o f b u i ld in g s a n d g ro u n d s . Is sued a b u ll, f o r b id d in g fu r t h e r sa le n f th e p ro m p u b lic a t io n . W i l l i a m N o r th , ru m p u s h a lllfT a n d t r a f f i c e n fo r c e m e n t d ir e c to r to ld th e R if le t h e y w o u ld h a v e to m o v e
S e e in g th e g i r ls e s c o r te d o f f th e c a m pus. s tu d e n ts im m e d ia te ly su spected th a t s o m e th in g r e a l ly hot. w a s In th e P r o m P r a t t l e r a n d th r e w d is c r e t io n to Mu* w in d s a s th e y ru sh e d u p High s tr e e t t o b u y u p th e P r a t t l e r
M em b «*rs o f T h e t a S ig m a P h i 15 m in u te s la t e r h a d so ld th e la s t o f 1,500 c o p ie s a n d w e re g r a te fu l . T h e y h a d 8150 In cash .
FINAL TALK OF SERIES ON SOCIAL SERVICE TOMORROW
M is s N e v a L o v e w e l l w i l l g iv e th c Inst n f a s c r ie s o l ta lk s o n "C a s e R e c o rd W r i t in g In S o c ia l S e r v ic e W o r k " a t th e V W C A d is e u s s io n g ro u p m e e t in g , W e d n e s d a y F e b 13, a t 7 30.
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