About The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1928)
Page Two T H E K E D A N D BLACK Y.M.C.A. Will Give Reception Tuesday Night A reception for the faculty and University Y. W. C. A. la to be held by the University Y. M. C. A. In Memorial hall Tuesday evening, Oc tober 30, according to Rufus B. Jen nings, student president of the Y. M, (’. A. Plans for the reception, at which time the Y. M. C. A. cab inet will give « series of talks, were completed at the cabinet meeting held In the Academic building Tues day night. A vesper service will be held in the Y. M. C. A. rooms every Thurs day night beginning next week, and the cabinet will meet each second Tuesday night hereafter, according to plans formulated. Parties for the different classes will be held In Memorial hall during the year. The purpose of the faculty recep tions Is to acquaint the faculty mem bers with the work of the two stu dent aasoclutons, and to bring the students and the faculty closer to gether outside recitation hours, says Mr. Jennings. Zodiacs Meet for Business Session Scribes Hear Mrs. M.H. Bryan Mrs. M. H. Bryan, former president of Theta Sigma Phi, national Jour nalistic women’s fraternity, at the University of Illinois, and now In structor in journalism at the Uni versity of Georgia, spoke Informally at the tlrst meeting of The Scribes on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Bryan discussed the work and requirements of Theta Sigma Phi, which The Scribes Intend to petition for menilyership this year. Sflie has been elected an honorary member i.t The Scribes. Eleanor Morgan Gives Talk on Student Honor Ag College Wins Honors at Fair Plans for the drafting of a formal constitution were discussed at a -hurt meeting of the Zodiac club at Peabody hall Thursday ufternoon. A committee was appointed to draw up a list of suggestions by the next meeting, when Dr. R. K. Park, head of the Kuglish department, has been asked to speak. Plans for a line of literary study for the club this year were nlso brought up, but no definite decision was reached. The Georgia State College of Agri culture won several honors In the National Dairy Show now l>elng held In Memphis, Tenn. In the cattle judging contest, K. II. Jackson won second place for the southern division. The dairy products judging prize for the southern division was also won by the Georgia team. This con test included judging or milk, cream, cheese, and Ice cream. Professor W. S. Rice and F. W. Bennett were coaches for the wln-J a |( v nlng teams. The Georgia State Col lege of Agriculture teams also won prizes in the Southeastern fair and the Tennessee and Mlsslslppl state fairs. At the Co-ed chapel Wednesday. October 17, Eleanor Morgan. Pres ident of Agnes Scott Student Govern ment, told the women students of the University of the double report ing honor system used at Agnes Scott. By this system each girl is bound by honor to uphold the ideals and honor of herself and to help others do so. Sharing responsibility gives the girls opportunity to grow' and cultivate a strong character. The cooperation necessary to bear out a system of this sort conduces appre ciation of trust and a requirement of honesty in others. The chief objection to the single reporting system is that the girls do not feel responsible for others actions and some girls, unless they j are stimulated by fear or shame, | would not be strong enough to re- | fra I n from cheating. In the single reporting system It It a conflict between the main stu dent body and the executive commit tee. In the double reporting system the girl who has broken the rule is spoken to and asked to report her self lint if she does not, she Is re ported to the committee. The pen is the same for not reporting us though the misdemeanor had been committed. HERE THIS WEEK October 1» 3:00 p. m.—-Georgia - Furman game. October 22 7:30 p. in.—Fraternity meet ings. October 2S 7:45 p. m.—A1 Smith Rally in Chapel. October 24 1:00 p. m.—'Meeting tor re organizing girls' rifle team. 7:45 p. m.—Phi Kappa and Demosthenlan meetings. October 2(1 5: p. m.—Homecoming House Parties begin. First Issue of Cracker Appears The first Georgia Cracker of the year will appear Saturday for distri bution to the University students and for news stand sales. The Cracker will be devoted to political jokes centering around the presidential campaign. The size of the pages in The Cracker have been reduced one inch in length for this year's edition, ac cording to Gwynn Nixon, Augusta, who will edit the magazine for the first half of the school year. William R. Glenn, Athens, is bus iness manager of The Cracker, and Wynn Burton, Atlanta, and Wylly Folk, Waycross, are associate editors. We Buy Old Clothes ATHENS ARMY STORE Opposite Campus Delta Sigma Pi Hears Heckman SMITH RALLY TO BE AT PHI KAPPA WEDNESDAY Delta Sigma I’l, commercial fra ternity, met at the Holman hotel Tuesday evening at 7:15 o'clock. After talks by several of the mem bers, Professor H. M. Heckman made a short talk on the "Principles and Meals of Delta Sigma PI.” Plans were formuluted for the year, and selections of new mem bers discussed. October 30 was de cided upon as the date of Initiation, at which time the neophytes will be entertained at a banquet. Delta Sigma l’l, an International fraternity, is composed of commerce students who have high scholastic records, and are outstanding In campus activities, C. H. Womack, DeSoto, Is pres ident of the fraternity. Co-Eds Organize As Women Voters A University of Georgia branch of 1 the League of Women Voters was or-1 ganized Wednesday night at Me morial hall. The league was organ ized under the direction of Miss Hulda Moreland, third regional sec retary of the National League of Women Voters, and Dr. E. M. Coul-! ter. professor of history in the Uni- 1 verslty of Georgia. The officers elected were: Misses Lucy Henry, president: Martha Les- 'er. vice-president: Sarah Morris, secretary and treasurer. The pres- idenjt and vice-president were se lected as delegates to the state con vention of the League of Women Voters which will meet In Decatur October 25, 26, 27. Plans were made to arrange for "umpalgu speeches by University students. A straw ballot will be held in the chapel October 30 for the women students to determine the 'ivorlte presidential candidate on the 'ampus and to instruct the women itudeuts as to how voting is done In ad uni elections. Phi Kappa Literary society will have a big A1 Smith rally with prom inent outside speakers at lts regular meeting next week, it was decided at the hall Wednesday night. 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