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sport expenditures released to assist poll on athletics students will vote oct 4 to show board of control what sport they prefer to have dropped varsity football is only activity having profit see editorial on page 2 the official statement of receipts and expenditures of all lehigh sports including freshman is published in this issue for the information of students who will vote in the poll to be conducted oct 4 this state ment was obtained from the office of j g petrikin graduate manager of athletics the poll was suggested by the board of control in order to find out what sports the students preferred to have dropped in case the board definitely decided that such a move be made the university showed a deficit of 6,195.98 last year as far as athletic contests are concerned football was the only sport to show a profit and this gain was much less than the preceding year 13,106.84 was realized from the gridiron game freshman football showed the greatest loss 3,507.94 students asked to vote the board of control arcadia and the brown and white board who together are managing the poll request that all students vote the ballots which will be printed in the brown and white will be self-ex planatory members of the circulation staff of the paper will collect the ballots at the various living groups it is urged that the heads of the living groups co-operate in this matter grid banquet is considered pi delta epsilon will seek campus opinion on function campus opinion as to the advis ability of holding a gridiron ban quet this year will be sought it was decided at the first meeting of pi delta epsilon national journalistic fraternity last night at drown hall the gridiron banquet is held un der the auspices of pi delta ep silon for the purpose of ridiculing faculty members and outstanding students it was not held last year because the suggested date conflict ed with house party week-end the feasibility of a pictorial mag azine on campus life or a razz sheet to be published for house party was also discussed the new officers who presided at the meeting are edward fleischer arts 33 president burt riviere bus 33 vice president robert l davis i e 33 treasurer and martin m reed arts 33 secretary the next meeting of the society will be held on thursday oct 20 prof brown married in june the marriage of miss sue maril lyn wilson daughter of mr and mrs h russel wilson of phillips burg to halford c brown assistant professor of romance languages took place june 4 in the little church around the corner new york son born to nevilles june 4 prof and mrs harvey a ne ville announce the birth of a son saturday june 4 the baby has been named robert joeffrey will address physical club dr swarm founder's day speaker to talk on atom tuesday w f g swarm director of the bartol research foundation of the franklin institute and president of the american physical society will speak on the atom before the lehigh physical society at 8 p m tuesday oct 4 in the physics lec ture room dr swarm is one of the foremost authorities in the world on the atom according to c c bidwell head of the physics department dr swarm has taught physics at the university of sheffield england carnegie in stitute university of minnesota university of chicago and yale university dr swarm was vice president of the washington academy of sci ences he is a fellow of the royal physical society and has received the honorary degree of master of arts from yale dr swarm is a member of sigma xi and is asso ciate editor of the journal of the franklin institute the structure of the atom dr bidwell stated is one of the great est problems of present day phy sics r a heckert 24 endorses thomas at political meeting robert a heckert b a 24 de livered an address endorsing the presidential candidacy of norman thomas at the first public meeting of the league for independent po litical action in franklin school monday evening mr heckert claimed that neith ed of the major political parties has an adequate program for solving the country's economic problems and that a new party is needed illegal rushing is protested charges not pressed however at interfrater nity council meeting although admitting that several informal protests against the rush ing practices of certain fraternities had been made president john a aufhammer monday evening told the interfraternity council that no action would be taken because the charges were not pressed oct 29 was tentatively set as the fall houseparty date subject to ap proval by dean c m mcconn without formal vote the council decided that pledging a rushee was to be interpreted as issuing a formal invitation and allowing the rushee to wear a pledge button it was generally agreed that any house which by direct statement or inference assured a freshman of a bid before rushing season was completed could not be considered as bidding a man illegally a suggestion that a freshman breaking a pledge be prohibited for six months from accepting a bid from another fraternity was not act ed upon the council agreed that relationships between the various fraternities were cordial and hon orable enough to prevent one house from rushing a freshman pledged to another members proposed for eta sigma phi classical society holds first meeting of year new men were considered for membership in eta sigma phi hon orary classical society at the first meeting of the year last night at the home of dr earl l crum as sociate professor of latin the introduction of prospective members was followed by a social hour later a business meeting was held for the purpose of discussing plans for the coming year joseph k strawbridge arts 33 vice president of the society pre sided in the absence of the presi dent benjamin slade arts 33 who was unable to return to the uni versity this fall other officers pres ent at the meeting were george s bowden arts 33 corresponding secretary william h bohning arts 34 recording secretary ern est f fitter arts 34 treasurer faculty members present were dr edgar h riley associate profes sor of english dr horace w wright head of the department of latin richard h crum instruc tor in latin dr earl l crum as sociate professor of latin phi beta delta opens house to celebrate the opening of their new house phi beta delta held a dance at the house saturday eve ning sept 24 the chaperones were dr and mrs t t lafferty mrs m fried and mr and mrs speigel frosh nominate five men for chairmanship of class nominations for a temporary chairman of the freshman class to be elected on monday were held this morning in chapel under the direction of mark w henricks chairman of the elections committee of the area dia the following men were nominated forster w evans vincent hackett marsden lin coln walter crockett and le roy schwarzwelder robert bachman chairman of the booster committee of the ar cadia urged the freshmen to come out for founder's day sports summer term registers 436 23 different schools rep resented by new stu dents and graduates four hundred and thirty-six men and women were enrolled in the summer sessions of the university according to n m emery direc tor of the summer session of this group 235 were here for required engineering subjects and the re mainder for optional courses ' a group of 23 different colleges and universities were represented in the form of 34 new students 30 wo men students and 5p graduate stu dents this is a very large group of institutions to be represented in a summer session at lehigh dr emery stated 151 men at civil camps of the 235 students taking re quired engineering subjects 60 were enrolled in assaying a chemical course 151 were in civil engineer ing surreying camps at two camps and 24 were present at the mechan ical engineering laboratory optional courses were given in biology business administration chemistry civil engineering electri cal engineering english history government mathematics astrono my mechanical engineering philo sophy education physics psychol ogy and the romance languages in this group of studies 252 students enrolled band to make trip will accompany football team to new york the university band will accom pany the football team on its trip to new york saturday when le high meets columbia arrange ments have been made to accomo date 60 members of the band in two chartered buses the band will leave the armory at 8:15 saturday morning and will return to bethlehem immediately after the game according to frank s roberts manager of the band between the halves the band will form a large c on the columbia side of the field and will then cross to the lehigh side forming a large l and playing the lehigh alma mater it is requested that all of the stu dent body sit together at the game in order to make a united appear ance when the band plays the alma mater 1332 students examined at student health bureau the number of students examined this year by the students health service has reached a total of 1332 according to dr raymond c bull director last year the total was 1392 fol low-up examinations will be given every night of this week and next swann to give scientific talk founder's day degrees honors and awards will be given at exercises wednes day morning sophs and frosh to stage annual contest in afternoon exercises commemorating the fifty-third anniversary of the found ing of the university by asa pack er will be held at 10:30 a m wed nesday oct 5 in the chapel the principal address of the day en titled the scientific method will be delivered by william f g swarm director of the bartol re search foundation of the franklin institute the traditional athletic contests between the freshmen and the sophomores will take place in the afternoon degrees will be awarded to men who completed their courses dur ing the summer session prizes and honors won last year by undergrad uates will be announced dr swarm received his degree of bachelor and doctor of science at the royal college of science in london after teaching for six years at the university of sheffield he came to the united states as chief of the physical division of the department of terrestrial magnet ism in 1924 he was awarded the honorary degree of master of arts by yale dr swarm has taught at yale the university of minnesota and the university of chicago he is president of the american phy sical society and is considered one of the world's best authorities on the atom events to begin at 1:30 the football game between the freshmen and the sophomores will begin on the lower field at 1 30 p m stated r r bachman chair man of the arcadia booster com mittee which is sponsoring the ath letic events the tug of war will be held between the halves pants tearing rope tying and the relay race will take place on the upper field after the game few frosh have signed up for the events to date bachman said the annual founder's day dance will be held at 9 p m tuesday in drown hall william cooper pres ident of the lehigh union which is sponsoring the dance announc es the lehigh collegians will play the dance will be informal art gallery to open w e brown will display paint ings sunday walter e baum sellersville ar tist will have a group of 25 oil paintings exhibited in the first art show of the year in the library art gallery oct 2 to oct 16 accord ing to g a howland assistant professor of fine arts the exhibit will be open daily from 3 to 5 p.m and all day on founder's day the group of paintings includes landscapes of this vicinity and a few portraits some of the paint ings will probably be recognized by students who are familiar with the hills around allentown bethlehem and easton professor howland said a larger group of about 50 prints including the most outstanding and characteristic prints of 1931 is also to be exhibited 63 try out for glee club thursday at drown hall sixty-three men reported for the glee club try-outs in drown hall last nighth the results will be posted early next week on the bul letin board in drown hall the club will hold its first re hearsal next thursday at 7:30 p.m all men who did not report last night for try-outs should report at that time c ward kellstedt pres ident of the combined musical clubs urges more tenors to try out arcadia members to reg ulate freshmen until sophomores organize vigilance body committee chosen to buy cheerleaders eight sweaters first year men will be re quired to sit in specified cheering section the election of a temporary chairman of the freshman class will take place between 10 a m and 5 p m monday oct 13 in drown hall it was announced at the first meeting of the arcadia wednesday night charles halsted president an nounced that members of arcadia would enforce the freshman regula tions "-- according to clifford harrison freshman regulations will continue to be enforced by the arcadia until organization of the sophomore class is completed to fix cheering section a motion was passed that all freshmen be required to sit in a specified cheering section so far the section has not been fixed the arcadia voted to buy sweat ers for the eight cheer leaders and a committee consisting of mark w henricks chairman harold za briskie and clifford e harrison was appointed for the purpose of purchasing them it was voted that the arcadia contribute 25 to the brown key society if the board of control would contribute the same amount since the board of control has not replied to this the arcadia has not been able to act the date for the next meeting of arcadia has been set for mon day night oct 24 rhodes applications due before oct 21 oxford scholarships provide three years study lehigh men who wish to try for a rhodes scholarship should apply to professors carothers palmer or dean mcconn before oct 15 these applications will be sent to the state committee on rhoads scholarship before oct 22 the candidate to be eligible must be a male citizen of the united states between the ages of 19 and 25 and must have completed at least his sophomore year at college the selection of the candidates will largely depend on the men's literary and scholastic ability and attainments his qualities of man hood truth courage devotion to duty sympathy kindliness and fel lowship his exhibition of moral force of character and of interests in his schoolmates and his physi cal vigor according to a statement issued by the state committee the scholarship carries a stipend of about 2,000 a year for three years the first two years will be spent at oxford while a third year may be taken there or elsewhere in great britain lafayette to offer courses free to aid unemployed lafayette college will offer courses in engineering economics history government law and other subjects of special interest to laymen in an effort to aid the unemployed the courses will be offered free of charge to men over 30 this plan is expected to enable the un employed to fill their time in a worthwhile manner and to give them a greater opportunity for use fulness in the future school betters a c average for first time straight a grades ob tained by boughner el more johnson mayer last semester leonard hall keeps top rank throughout entire year the highest average the entire university has ever obtained was made during the second semester of last year with an average of better than c 2.011 four men obtained a straight a average for the second semester of last year they are j l bough ner arts 32 w c elmore eng phys 32 victor mayer arts 34 and w a johnson met e 35 leonard hall gaining first place for both semesters bettered its first semester average of 2.372 by 471 to get 2.843 this is the highest av erage ever obtained by any living group according to all available sta tistics two fraternities were placed on scholastic probation pi kappa al pha and delta phi both having fall en below the required 1.6 for two semesters in succession house ratings change many living groups took large moves in the scholastic rank lad der delta upsilon dropped only 160 in its average yet went from fourth place with 2.092 to 22nd with 1.933 in the second semester tay lor hall section c jumped from 17th place with 1.913 to third place with 2.390 the present juniors succeeded in passing the sophomofes in the sec ond semester after having been de feated in the first semester the non-fraternity group raised their level from tenth to fourth in the second semester one hundred and ninety-eight men succeeded in obtaining b averages last semester of these 39 were freshmen class of 1935 46 were sophomores 1934 54 juniors 1933 and 59 seniors 1932 fif ty-four were enrolled in arts 26 in business and 118 in the college of engineering the averages of the various groups follow obtained by averaging the weighted av erage of the men in each group the letter grades being evaluated as follows a 6 b 3 c 2 d 1 e f ab and wf 0 average living group 2.843 leonard hall 2.456 all seniors 2.409 taylor hall section d 2.390 taylor hall section c 2.263 taylor hall section e 2.211 all juniors 2.158 all dormitories 2.143 all non-fraternity men 2.136 lambda chi alpha 2.117 pi lambda phi 2.113 town group 2.110 sigma alpha mv 2.097 taylor hall section b 2.081 psi upsilon 2.059 sigma phi epsilon 2.057 chi phi 2.047 alpha chi rho 2.030 theta kappa phi 2.020 theta delta chi 2.011 entire university 1.974 sigma chi 1.973 taylor hall section a 1.971 all souhomores 1.970 sigma phi 1.959 theta xi 1.957 phi delta theta 1.946 kappa sigma 1.933 delta upsilon 1.927 delta tau delta 1.925 omega phi sigma 1.916 delta sigma phi 1.914 alpha kappa pi 1.912 all fraternity men 1.910 alpha tau omega 1.825 price hall 1.760 phi sigma delta 1.753 sigma nu 1.742 beta theta pi 1.728 all freshmen 1.718 phi gamma delta 1.708 tau delta phi 1.707 chi psi 1.704 kappa alpha 1.608 phi beta delta 1.602 phi sigma kappa 1.538 pi kappa alpha 1.436 delta phi bethlehem pa friday september 30 1932 vol xl no 2 price-^five cents frosh to choose temporary head the lehigh university brown and white arsity sports receipts 1 football 45,552.27 expenditures loss 32,445.43 gain 13,106.84 2 tennis 120.00 567.98 447.98 3 cross country 1.00 500.57 499.57 4 basketball 1,371.00 2,969.35 1,598.35 5 swimming 305.00 1,059.47 754.47 6 track 264.50 7 soccer 415.00 8 lacrosse 923.50 9 baseball 1,321.00 1,420.96 1,156.46 1,708.87 1,293.87 3,153.41 2,229.91 4,086.65 2,765.65 0 wrestling 1,305.00 4,717.04 3,412.04 freshman 1 track 75.00 269.03 194.03 2 swimming 65.00 436.20 371.20 3 baseball 85.00 629.14 544.14 4 basketball 25.00 758.22 733.22 5 wrestling 269.50 6 football 165.00 1,063.49 793.99 3,672.94 3,507.94 \ 3rand totals arsity sports ! 51,578.27 freshman sports 684.50 52,629.73 $ 1,051.46 6,829.02 6,144.52 52,262.77 59,458.75 $ 7,195.98 lehigh collegians to play at founder's day dance the annual founder's day dance will be held in drown hall from 9 to 12 p m tuesday eve ning states william cooper president of the lehigh union which is sponsoring the dance the lehigh collegians a ten piece orchestra made up of le high students will furnish the music the dance will be infor mal admission will probably be 1 a couple the chaperones have not yet been selected last year the dance was at tended by about 500 couples member intercollegiate newspaper association all the lehigh news first i
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FullText | sport expenditures released to assist poll on athletics students will vote oct 4 to show board of control what sport they prefer to have dropped varsity football is only activity having profit see editorial on page 2 the official statement of receipts and expenditures of all lehigh sports including freshman is published in this issue for the information of students who will vote in the poll to be conducted oct 4 this state ment was obtained from the office of j g petrikin graduate manager of athletics the poll was suggested by the board of control in order to find out what sports the students preferred to have dropped in case the board definitely decided that such a move be made the university showed a deficit of 6,195.98 last year as far as athletic contests are concerned football was the only sport to show a profit and this gain was much less than the preceding year 13,106.84 was realized from the gridiron game freshman football showed the greatest loss 3,507.94 students asked to vote the board of control arcadia and the brown and white board who together are managing the poll request that all students vote the ballots which will be printed in the brown and white will be self-ex planatory members of the circulation staff of the paper will collect the ballots at the various living groups it is urged that the heads of the living groups co-operate in this matter grid banquet is considered pi delta epsilon will seek campus opinion on function campus opinion as to the advis ability of holding a gridiron ban quet this year will be sought it was decided at the first meeting of pi delta epsilon national journalistic fraternity last night at drown hall the gridiron banquet is held un der the auspices of pi delta ep silon for the purpose of ridiculing faculty members and outstanding students it was not held last year because the suggested date conflict ed with house party week-end the feasibility of a pictorial mag azine on campus life or a razz sheet to be published for house party was also discussed the new officers who presided at the meeting are edward fleischer arts 33 president burt riviere bus 33 vice president robert l davis i e 33 treasurer and martin m reed arts 33 secretary the next meeting of the society will be held on thursday oct 20 prof brown married in june the marriage of miss sue maril lyn wilson daughter of mr and mrs h russel wilson of phillips burg to halford c brown assistant professor of romance languages took place june 4 in the little church around the corner new york son born to nevilles june 4 prof and mrs harvey a ne ville announce the birth of a son saturday june 4 the baby has been named robert joeffrey will address physical club dr swarm founder's day speaker to talk on atom tuesday w f g swarm director of the bartol research foundation of the franklin institute and president of the american physical society will speak on the atom before the lehigh physical society at 8 p m tuesday oct 4 in the physics lec ture room dr swarm is one of the foremost authorities in the world on the atom according to c c bidwell head of the physics department dr swarm has taught physics at the university of sheffield england carnegie in stitute university of minnesota university of chicago and yale university dr swarm was vice president of the washington academy of sci ences he is a fellow of the royal physical society and has received the honorary degree of master of arts from yale dr swarm is a member of sigma xi and is asso ciate editor of the journal of the franklin institute the structure of the atom dr bidwell stated is one of the great est problems of present day phy sics r a heckert 24 endorses thomas at political meeting robert a heckert b a 24 de livered an address endorsing the presidential candidacy of norman thomas at the first public meeting of the league for independent po litical action in franklin school monday evening mr heckert claimed that neith ed of the major political parties has an adequate program for solving the country's economic problems and that a new party is needed illegal rushing is protested charges not pressed however at interfrater nity council meeting although admitting that several informal protests against the rush ing practices of certain fraternities had been made president john a aufhammer monday evening told the interfraternity council that no action would be taken because the charges were not pressed oct 29 was tentatively set as the fall houseparty date subject to ap proval by dean c m mcconn without formal vote the council decided that pledging a rushee was to be interpreted as issuing a formal invitation and allowing the rushee to wear a pledge button it was generally agreed that any house which by direct statement or inference assured a freshman of a bid before rushing season was completed could not be considered as bidding a man illegally a suggestion that a freshman breaking a pledge be prohibited for six months from accepting a bid from another fraternity was not act ed upon the council agreed that relationships between the various fraternities were cordial and hon orable enough to prevent one house from rushing a freshman pledged to another members proposed for eta sigma phi classical society holds first meeting of year new men were considered for membership in eta sigma phi hon orary classical society at the first meeting of the year last night at the home of dr earl l crum as sociate professor of latin the introduction of prospective members was followed by a social hour later a business meeting was held for the purpose of discussing plans for the coming year joseph k strawbridge arts 33 vice president of the society pre sided in the absence of the presi dent benjamin slade arts 33 who was unable to return to the uni versity this fall other officers pres ent at the meeting were george s bowden arts 33 corresponding secretary william h bohning arts 34 recording secretary ern est f fitter arts 34 treasurer faculty members present were dr edgar h riley associate profes sor of english dr horace w wright head of the department of latin richard h crum instruc tor in latin dr earl l crum as sociate professor of latin phi beta delta opens house to celebrate the opening of their new house phi beta delta held a dance at the house saturday eve ning sept 24 the chaperones were dr and mrs t t lafferty mrs m fried and mr and mrs speigel frosh nominate five men for chairmanship of class nominations for a temporary chairman of the freshman class to be elected on monday were held this morning in chapel under the direction of mark w henricks chairman of the elections committee of the area dia the following men were nominated forster w evans vincent hackett marsden lin coln walter crockett and le roy schwarzwelder robert bachman chairman of the booster committee of the ar cadia urged the freshmen to come out for founder's day sports summer term registers 436 23 different schools rep resented by new stu dents and graduates four hundred and thirty-six men and women were enrolled in the summer sessions of the university according to n m emery direc tor of the summer session of this group 235 were here for required engineering subjects and the re mainder for optional courses ' a group of 23 different colleges and universities were represented in the form of 34 new students 30 wo men students and 5p graduate stu dents this is a very large group of institutions to be represented in a summer session at lehigh dr emery stated 151 men at civil camps of the 235 students taking re quired engineering subjects 60 were enrolled in assaying a chemical course 151 were in civil engineer ing surreying camps at two camps and 24 were present at the mechan ical engineering laboratory optional courses were given in biology business administration chemistry civil engineering electri cal engineering english history government mathematics astrono my mechanical engineering philo sophy education physics psychol ogy and the romance languages in this group of studies 252 students enrolled band to make trip will accompany football team to new york the university band will accom pany the football team on its trip to new york saturday when le high meets columbia arrange ments have been made to accomo date 60 members of the band in two chartered buses the band will leave the armory at 8:15 saturday morning and will return to bethlehem immediately after the game according to frank s roberts manager of the band between the halves the band will form a large c on the columbia side of the field and will then cross to the lehigh side forming a large l and playing the lehigh alma mater it is requested that all of the stu dent body sit together at the game in order to make a united appear ance when the band plays the alma mater 1332 students examined at student health bureau the number of students examined this year by the students health service has reached a total of 1332 according to dr raymond c bull director last year the total was 1392 fol low-up examinations will be given every night of this week and next swann to give scientific talk founder's day degrees honors and awards will be given at exercises wednes day morning sophs and frosh to stage annual contest in afternoon exercises commemorating the fifty-third anniversary of the found ing of the university by asa pack er will be held at 10:30 a m wed nesday oct 5 in the chapel the principal address of the day en titled the scientific method will be delivered by william f g swarm director of the bartol re search foundation of the franklin institute the traditional athletic contests between the freshmen and the sophomores will take place in the afternoon degrees will be awarded to men who completed their courses dur ing the summer session prizes and honors won last year by undergrad uates will be announced dr swarm received his degree of bachelor and doctor of science at the royal college of science in london after teaching for six years at the university of sheffield he came to the united states as chief of the physical division of the department of terrestrial magnet ism in 1924 he was awarded the honorary degree of master of arts by yale dr swarm has taught at yale the university of minnesota and the university of chicago he is president of the american phy sical society and is considered one of the world's best authorities on the atom events to begin at 1:30 the football game between the freshmen and the sophomores will begin on the lower field at 1 30 p m stated r r bachman chair man of the arcadia booster com mittee which is sponsoring the ath letic events the tug of war will be held between the halves pants tearing rope tying and the relay race will take place on the upper field after the game few frosh have signed up for the events to date bachman said the annual founder's day dance will be held at 9 p m tuesday in drown hall william cooper pres ident of the lehigh union which is sponsoring the dance announc es the lehigh collegians will play the dance will be informal art gallery to open w e brown will display paint ings sunday walter e baum sellersville ar tist will have a group of 25 oil paintings exhibited in the first art show of the year in the library art gallery oct 2 to oct 16 accord ing to g a howland assistant professor of fine arts the exhibit will be open daily from 3 to 5 p.m and all day on founder's day the group of paintings includes landscapes of this vicinity and a few portraits some of the paint ings will probably be recognized by students who are familiar with the hills around allentown bethlehem and easton professor howland said a larger group of about 50 prints including the most outstanding and characteristic prints of 1931 is also to be exhibited 63 try out for glee club thursday at drown hall sixty-three men reported for the glee club try-outs in drown hall last nighth the results will be posted early next week on the bul letin board in drown hall the club will hold its first re hearsal next thursday at 7:30 p.m all men who did not report last night for try-outs should report at that time c ward kellstedt pres ident of the combined musical clubs urges more tenors to try out arcadia members to reg ulate freshmen until sophomores organize vigilance body committee chosen to buy cheerleaders eight sweaters first year men will be re quired to sit in specified cheering section the election of a temporary chairman of the freshman class will take place between 10 a m and 5 p m monday oct 13 in drown hall it was announced at the first meeting of the arcadia wednesday night charles halsted president an nounced that members of arcadia would enforce the freshman regula tions "-- according to clifford harrison freshman regulations will continue to be enforced by the arcadia until organization of the sophomore class is completed to fix cheering section a motion was passed that all freshmen be required to sit in a specified cheering section so far the section has not been fixed the arcadia voted to buy sweat ers for the eight cheer leaders and a committee consisting of mark w henricks chairman harold za briskie and clifford e harrison was appointed for the purpose of purchasing them it was voted that the arcadia contribute 25 to the brown key society if the board of control would contribute the same amount since the board of control has not replied to this the arcadia has not been able to act the date for the next meeting of arcadia has been set for mon day night oct 24 rhodes applications due before oct 21 oxford scholarships provide three years study lehigh men who wish to try for a rhodes scholarship should apply to professors carothers palmer or dean mcconn before oct 15 these applications will be sent to the state committee on rhoads scholarship before oct 22 the candidate to be eligible must be a male citizen of the united states between the ages of 19 and 25 and must have completed at least his sophomore year at college the selection of the candidates will largely depend on the men's literary and scholastic ability and attainments his qualities of man hood truth courage devotion to duty sympathy kindliness and fel lowship his exhibition of moral force of character and of interests in his schoolmates and his physi cal vigor according to a statement issued by the state committee the scholarship carries a stipend of about 2,000 a year for three years the first two years will be spent at oxford while a third year may be taken there or elsewhere in great britain lafayette to offer courses free to aid unemployed lafayette college will offer courses in engineering economics history government law and other subjects of special interest to laymen in an effort to aid the unemployed the courses will be offered free of charge to men over 30 this plan is expected to enable the un employed to fill their time in a worthwhile manner and to give them a greater opportunity for use fulness in the future school betters a c average for first time straight a grades ob tained by boughner el more johnson mayer last semester leonard hall keeps top rank throughout entire year the highest average the entire university has ever obtained was made during the second semester of last year with an average of better than c 2.011 four men obtained a straight a average for the second semester of last year they are j l bough ner arts 32 w c elmore eng phys 32 victor mayer arts 34 and w a johnson met e 35 leonard hall gaining first place for both semesters bettered its first semester average of 2.372 by 471 to get 2.843 this is the highest av erage ever obtained by any living group according to all available sta tistics two fraternities were placed on scholastic probation pi kappa al pha and delta phi both having fall en below the required 1.6 for two semesters in succession house ratings change many living groups took large moves in the scholastic rank lad der delta upsilon dropped only 160 in its average yet went from fourth place with 2.092 to 22nd with 1.933 in the second semester tay lor hall section c jumped from 17th place with 1.913 to third place with 2.390 the present juniors succeeded in passing the sophomofes in the sec ond semester after having been de feated in the first semester the non-fraternity group raised their level from tenth to fourth in the second semester one hundred and ninety-eight men succeeded in obtaining b averages last semester of these 39 were freshmen class of 1935 46 were sophomores 1934 54 juniors 1933 and 59 seniors 1932 fif ty-four were enrolled in arts 26 in business and 118 in the college of engineering the averages of the various groups follow obtained by averaging the weighted av erage of the men in each group the letter grades being evaluated as follows a 6 b 3 c 2 d 1 e f ab and wf 0 average living group 2.843 leonard hall 2.456 all seniors 2.409 taylor hall section d 2.390 taylor hall section c 2.263 taylor hall section e 2.211 all juniors 2.158 all dormitories 2.143 all non-fraternity men 2.136 lambda chi alpha 2.117 pi lambda phi 2.113 town group 2.110 sigma alpha mv 2.097 taylor hall section b 2.081 psi upsilon 2.059 sigma phi epsilon 2.057 chi phi 2.047 alpha chi rho 2.030 theta kappa phi 2.020 theta delta chi 2.011 entire university 1.974 sigma chi 1.973 taylor hall section a 1.971 all souhomores 1.970 sigma phi 1.959 theta xi 1.957 phi delta theta 1.946 kappa sigma 1.933 delta upsilon 1.927 delta tau delta 1.925 omega phi sigma 1.916 delta sigma phi 1.914 alpha kappa pi 1.912 all fraternity men 1.910 alpha tau omega 1.825 price hall 1.760 phi sigma delta 1.753 sigma nu 1.742 beta theta pi 1.728 all freshmen 1.718 phi gamma delta 1.708 tau delta phi 1.707 chi psi 1.704 kappa alpha 1.608 phi beta delta 1.602 phi sigma kappa 1.538 pi kappa alpha 1.436 delta phi bethlehem pa friday september 30 1932 vol xl no 2 price-^five cents frosh to choose temporary head the lehigh university brown and white arsity sports receipts 1 football 45,552.27 expenditures loss 32,445.43 gain 13,106.84 2 tennis 120.00 567.98 447.98 3 cross country 1.00 500.57 499.57 4 basketball 1,371.00 2,969.35 1,598.35 5 swimming 305.00 1,059.47 754.47 6 track 264.50 7 soccer 415.00 8 lacrosse 923.50 9 baseball 1,321.00 1,420.96 1,156.46 1,708.87 1,293.87 3,153.41 2,229.91 4,086.65 2,765.65 0 wrestling 1,305.00 4,717.04 3,412.04 freshman 1 track 75.00 269.03 194.03 2 swimming 65.00 436.20 371.20 3 baseball 85.00 629.14 544.14 4 basketball 25.00 758.22 733.22 5 wrestling 269.50 6 football 165.00 1,063.49 793.99 3,672.94 3,507.94 \ 3rand totals arsity sports ! 51,578.27 freshman sports 684.50 52,629.73 $ 1,051.46 6,829.02 6,144.52 52,262.77 59,458.75 $ 7,195.98 lehigh collegians to play at founder's day dance the annual founder's day dance will be held in drown hall from 9 to 12 p m tuesday eve ning states william cooper president of the lehigh union which is sponsoring the dance the lehigh collegians a ten piece orchestra made up of le high students will furnish the music the dance will be infor mal admission will probably be 1 a couple the chaperones have not yet been selected last year the dance was at tended by about 500 couples member intercollegiate newspaper association all the lehigh news first i |
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