Bee, 1933-10-27

              the bee the university of buffalo weekly volume 14 university of buffalo october 27 1933 no 6 year book subcription campaign begins monday chappelle to drop slinger for free book from plane subscribe now early subscribers will have names on front cover the most important event on next week's program will take place on wednesday november first during convocation hour walter chappelle will take off at 10:30 from the buffalo airport in his green and yellow rear win junior and will chart his course towards the u b campus arriving there at about 10:36 he will circle the campus three or four times and when he bas attained favorable altitude and position according to wind direction buffaionian sllngers will be dropped from his plane now these won't be ordinary sllngers one of them will be more than a gift from heaven to its finder for atached to lt will he a piece of paper entitling the under to a free year-book whoever finds this sllnger should take it to the buffaio nian office in hayes room 92 and he will receive a paid in full receipt for the cost of his year book so be on hand next wednesday remember the hour 10:30 to 11:00 the place the u.b campus and the event a shower of sllngers with a lucky one for the fortunate finder in case of rain mr chappell's flight will be postponed until thursday at the same time just in case all you lads and lassies haven't been scotch with your allow ances lately we are giving you fair warning that you had better take it easy this weekend and save it all up for next monday monday october the thirtieth is the big day because it ushers in the beginning of the buffaionian subscription campaign week and if you want to get a year book at the bargain price of four dol lars you'd better get your subscrip tions and your two dollars deposit in during this period and as a special favor we're going to let you know that everyone who pays the full price of four dollars right away will have his name printed in gold or silver letters on the cover of his book but if you are one of those people who never know what they want and bhould wait until next spring to sub scribe don't say we didn't warn you that your bill will be five dollars their depleted incomes very hopeful is ihe increase of two students in the total registration for all freshmen classes this year as co-operation seen as bus ad frats join frat council alpha kappa pbi and delta sigma pi the two business administration fraternities joined the interfraternity council last thursday fraternity men feel that coopera tion rather than competition among themselves will bring about better or ganized fraternities accomplishing bigger results the spirit of cooperation was ex pressed by gerald w hannon presi dent of alpha kappa psi when he stated that my fraternity joined the inter-fraternlty council because ab a member of the council it would be in better position to cooperate with the other fraternities in aiding in the de velopment of the university i feel that inter-fraternity com petition of the cut-throat variety will be eliminated alpha kappa psi will be in a position to cooperate in con structive policies along with the others this union of the fraternities will show what team work can ac compllsh obvious advantages will result from this merger social activities will be more intelligently planned when all fraternities are given opoprtuuity to tel dates which will he well timed to avoid competition with the other fra ternity functions uniform rushing rules will be formed and perhaps de ferred rushing will be approved by the council the council will capture that nymph school spirit and nurse it along new directories for old in new plan eystem concerning the coat ties is being initiated 1 interest everyone and ly be a boom to the saleb a directory this year you e to turn lt in next year ) a new one for only ten this way you will be able b newcoming studeutb ad 1 telephone numbers with paying twenty-five centb im should take advantage it will be a great help to oir four years at the uni dlrectory bigger and bet ie 1932 edition by far was ion from thursday octo il wednesday october 25 at did not purchase one bale and would like one a note in the registrar's box 6 business juniors open social year with tea dance c0llard stoll twirl co-eds the business ad juniors opened their social season last friday in the lounge by giving a tea dance to the strains of billy williams band a good ly crowd showed up to trip the light fantastic at two-bits a throw the chairman doris holcomb jeal ously guarded the refreshments from dick collurd and marsh stoll and the rest of the committee bhe was afraid she might have to help the lads eat the choice morsels herself if the crowd didn't hurry up the rush fi nally came at 4:30 and the students stayed until they were routed long after six so the day was saved the tea table wab decked with a lace cloth long yellow tapers and a beuutiful bouquet presented by fel ton the florist miss compton sec retary in the business ad office pour ed and marsh stoll helped hand the tea around he and dick collard were extremely efficient in keeping the co-eds in circulation and every one had a twirl the floor was smooth in fact lt was quite treach erous the music good and people would have stayed til the cows came home but the tea cakes and band gave out around 6:15 the patrons for the affair were : assistant dean kellogg mr tipp etts mr burton mr and mrs shaw llvermore and mr silverman freshmen elect class officers the folowing btudents were elected officers of the freshman class of the : school of business administration president robert brown v pres frank harrington treasurer earl robinson secretary ruth hoyler girl's marshal margery root boy's marshal c pearson senior nominations nominations for offices in the senior class will be made wednesday at 10:30 in room 243 hayes hall actual voting will take place later hy post card the student council urges every one to make an earnest effort to at tend frosh on edge as sophs organize for battle there have been vague rumors in the past of a freshmen-sophomore rush between halves at a home foot ball game nothing however has heretofore materialized the frosh have been prepared all season to stage any kind of a rush agreeable to the sophomore class the latter class have been recalcitrant in organizing for this affair it may be that the sophs are afraid of what would happen to them at the hands of this frosh crowd it may be that proper leadership hns been lacking but in all events ihe stage is set tor this rush to lake place between halves at the adrian game it la up to every male sophomore on the campus to turn out to saturdays game prepared to take the freshman clam into camp for this purpose a general meeting of the male members of the sophomore class will bo held in the auditorium of edmund hayes hall the prestige ot every sophomore man on the campus depends on the turnout friday noon and at saturday's game the frosh have had things all their own way on the campub this year it's time the sophs gave an account of themselves sam pusateri president of the sophomore artb lass and jack olson ( president of the business ad sophs have pledged the support ot their classes to this undertaking the sophs in pharmacy are also expected to lend , ihclr support with the classes of the three schools united in their efforts this rush cannot help but rebuild the wnnlng prestige of the sophomore class but sam jack and a few others canot put this thing across it will re quire the cooperation of everyone cot cerned panhellenic council faces problems of illegal rushing the council of panhellenic associa tion like the interfraternity council is asserting itself on our campus it is assuming its proper place as the self governing and deliberative body dictating the will of its representa tive members to their respective groups never before has the associa tion come forth so openly and truth fully in the presentation ot actual facts as it has thin year with the publicantlon of the panhellenic guide an accurate statement of the members financial obligations etc of every campus sorority every enter ing woman erceived a copy of this booklet never before has panhellenic so openly and completely discussed and acted upon the aftermath b of the rushing period very definite rushing rules exist this year almost every sorority has been guilty of breaking one or more of them infringement of the rushing rules in previous years always have been covered up this year they have been brought into the open definite accusations have been made and the sororities who have been the most serious violaters are being judged by a special judiciary committee furthermore penalties for the less serious violations are being devised to be effective in the future the council recognizes many of the evils of the present rushing system it further recognizes that lt is its duty to attempt to eliminate as many of them as is possible rushing should be placed on an intelligent sane ethical and truthful basis rushing rules are made to be regarded and followed panhellenic intends to en force this cooperate men's glee club holds final tryouts tuesday the men's glee club is an up and coming organization this year forty three men are members to date the ambition of the men already in the club to boost the total membership up over the fifty mark to this end the glee club extends an invitation to all men students to come out next tuesday evening at 7:15 and try out for a place in the club it is obvious that the glee club connot be taking in new men much later than this date because of the difficulty involved in having buch man learn the music which the others have been practicing for over a month for this reason the appeal is especially urgent if you are interested and eligible by all means come around next tuesday if you have any doubts about your eligibility see howie evert and talk it over there will be a noon rehearsal to day in the auditorium for all the glee club men on the campus this is a reminder for all those involved to be there heroine dreams downtown classes moved to campus lt is a wet morning in late october in the year 1933 my heroine is a woman student at the university of buffalo who is enrolled in the library science school she awakens at 6 : 40 yawns stretches and gets up for she hab been late to 8:30 classes at the grob venor too often hurry — hurry — she goes without her coffee because she can*t wait for it to cool then dash — dash — out the door and up the block to the street car line no street car arrives for fifteen minutes and in the meantime shoes hat and coat got soaking wet let to clasb again and more lifted eyebrows then a mad scramble to the street car again to come out on campus for a class then at 12:20 the street car again to go back down town to do practice work and for a 5:15 at the grosvenor on the way home on the street car at 6:30 my heroine is wet cold and very hungry the bump crash bang of the street car brings the following words to her mind tune sailing sailing bounding bounding along the old main track many a million dimes i'll spend *~ going and coming buck bounding bounding over the bumpy track won't some kind person give or lend a pierce or cadillac next day — my heroine wakens at 6:40 yawns ' and goes back to sleep < she dreams i just one little ride on the street car i out to campus for a 9:30 at the lock i wood library all the bibliography i courses are now taugh on campus and there are no hours wasted on the i street car what a change in a year's i time all tbe teachers who refused t to teach at lockwood have been re i placed by new teacllers tho library < course is now accredited by the state 1 and the enrollment has reached 200 i but my heroine is only dreaming 1 spirit of frosh glub spreads to all classes wonders of wonders the spirit of • the newly formed freshman club seems i to have spread throuout the student i body to the extent that a goodly < gathering of all classes of the uni i verslty answered the call to convoca . tion last wednesday this unheard of . event marks the climax of the work of the frosb to instill football enthus iasm into the student body the < cheers were long and loud and the i alma mater echoed thruout the halls f for the first time this year as a token of school spirit by a representative i group of the student body with no other notice than a pla card on the bulletin board tbe stu dents rallied round the standard to support a pep meeting coach jimmy wilson addressed the gathering stressing the importance of all pros pective football players attending spring training next year he pointed out further that the cheering section and the football team must and will develop together one is to a great business adders elect members student board bill hamilton elected president the student board of the school of business administration had election of officers last wednesday during convocation hour william hamil ton was elected president oliver swanson vice-president paul bash secretary and howard evert treas urer assistant dean mr lester kel logg is the faculty advisor the members of the student board this year consists of senior class — william hamilton howard evert and lawrence hoffman ; junior class — paul bash and oliver swanbon so phomore class — richard case and martin luther and freshman class — robert brown the student board is at the pres ent time working on a revision of the constitution which will be presented for class approval in the near future subject to the approval of the dean the philosophy club held a meet ing wednesday evening october 18th in the women's lounge mr edward braunlich read a stimulating paper on the theories of history the gen eral conclusion reached was that no one factor entirely determines social evolution and historical change but that every theory should incorporate all factors all students are invited to attend . future meetings the next meeting will be held november 15th dr lester will speak 1934 buffalonian to give luncheon there will be a luncheon for the | entire staff of the buffalonlan next ] tuesday in the women's lounge at , 12:20 all members of the staff are ( urged to come and take advantage . of this opportunity plans and reportb , will be discussed and it is important ( that everyone be present the lounge -. will be closed during the lunch period tuesday to all except members of the yearbook staff b a soph dance the sophomore class announces tuesday november 7 as the date for their dance to be held in the women's lounge the sensational details will appear in next week's bee stands in panic as frosh stage foot ball farce last saturday afternoon the root ers ut the u b.ciarkbon game were delightfully surprised by a novel foot ball game played between the halves by two picked teams from the newly organized freshman club of u b ab the referee's whistle blew an nouncing the close of the first half a tall figure came dashing on to the field bearing a pail followed closely by a short fat man dressed in white and wearing a derby in the conven tional referee's garb carl croft was the water-boy and wore a pair of shorts the referee was impersonat ed by mark clements aa the referee and water-boy step ped on the field a wild cry arose from the vicinity of tbe barn and eleven men tore out on the field led by fred bean their captain they were the bean-poles each member of the team towering at least five feet ten they were attired in varied raiment rang ing from night-bhirts and blips to dresses of all styles.clobely following this team were the shrimps their opponents led by their captain frank guirtlno they were all at tired in pajamas one of the out standing costumes was worn by car no n tier the shrimps kicked off to the beanpoles at the first attempt to kick-off guirtino missed the ball as freeman pulled it to one side and thumbed his nose guirtino's second try was successful bean received and as he ran down the field tacklers dropped to right and left as he passed the players bench croft the water boy dropped his pail shed his coat and dove ou to the field tackling bean who had clear field ahead the full back went down with a thud and a cry was heard is there a doctor in the crowd down came the stal wart physician in the person ot grant nasal and after feeling bean's pulse he pulled a sheet from his case and bean was carried from the held the remains were deposit ed and the game continued croft substituted for . benn nnd as the team came out of its huddle all spied a beautiful girl in the stands and stopped to wave at her then the play continued with a forward pass which was intercepted by gulr tlno as he broke through the pros pective tacklers and tore down the field for a touchdown he spied a cop on the sidelines bothered by his day registration drops evening session gains no doubt many btudehts will be surprised to hear that the combined enrollments of all the day school divi sions of the university show a de crease of 22 students or about one und one-half percent from last year'b october enrollment of 1650 however the evening session has set an ull-time high record for its en rollment is larger by 135 students ' than the combined enrollment of all other divisions of the institution ac cording to the records in the regib , trar's office cept for the difficulty which many ' have found of paying the fees out of i i last year's enrollment in the eve ning session at this time in the fall was 1396 or 367 less than the pre sent figure which has reached 1763 with perhaps 200 additional registra tion still to be reported this increase to be sure includes 192 new students in the american institute of banking courses and 75 additional students in the nurses training school courses yet 100 more have already been added to last year's enrollment in the re gular night courses commenting on the trend of en rollment which shows marked in creases in the adult divisions and a dfght decrease in the day session hancellor capen pointed out that this undoubtedly reflects a steadily increasing appreciation by the adult mpulatlon of the community of the mportance of continuing formal edn titlon indeed the popularity of adult ducatlon has clearly been enhanced i>y the depression more people have to the see the value of continued rnlversltji study both as a means of ncreablng their vocational avallabll ty and as an instrument for enrlch ng and elevating their uvea the enrollment in this division of he university would certainly have been larger both last year and this r capen went on to point out ex cont on page 2 col 6 cont on page 2 col 6 cont on page 4 col 6 cont on page 3 col 2 i fill in bison questionnaire at the bee desk i '' meeting of entire yearbook staff today at 3:15 in haves 239 all new candidates invited ■--—■■■■ - ■ - '.