Show —fc STUDENT LIFE LOGAN UTAH MARCH 30 1939 PAGE TWO wsno SAID IT? A' The STUDENT LIFE Published weekly by students of the Utah College Printed by Clark and Earl Printing as second class mail matter September 1908 under act of March 3 1879 Acceptance for rate of postage provided for in Section 1103 Thursday’s Hash State Agricultural company Entered at Logan Utah mailing at special Act of October 3 1927 nflPKlalNTtO NATIONAL PON ADVIRTININCI National Advertising Service Inc College Publishers Representative New York N Y Ave San Francisco Boston Los aucsmp Chicago 420 Madison t i AIJAV THOMAS EdItor-in-Chi- ef Business Manager Asst Business Mgr Associate Editor Associate Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Society Editor Proof Editor News Editor Copy Desk Editor WARD Wendell H Sorensen Leonard McDonald Lola Jensen Tom Judd Harold Simpson Mary Lindsay June Parker -- Ag Crier Associate Marie Nelson Circulation Staff: Frantzen Todd Paul Scherbel Ed Note: Under threat of withholding student body compensation the Student Life was “ordered” this week to submit a report of recent campus polls and matters of Believing that press inpolicy to the executive council timidation is not in order on the Utah State campus we submit our answer LET FREEDOM RING Both Student Life and the executive council are separately responsible to the student body They are not responsible to each other except in cases specifically cited in the student body constitution Neither has nor can legally exercise any authority other except in the cases noted For either the Student Eife or the executive council to take upon itself the dominant decisive and dictatorial role — that is usurpation of powers reserved to the general body of students The constitution says: “It shall be the duty of the Secretary (of the council) to keep and preserve an accurate record of the proceedings of all meetings of the organization and of the Executive Council and to report the proceedings of the Executive Council each week through Student Life” Beginning this week Student Life asks that a full complete and authentic report of all council meetings be submitted to the paper for publication The constitution further states: “It shall be the duty of the editor of Student Life to superintend the editing and publishing of the paper” This does not state implicitly or explicitly that the editor shall be required to wait upon the executive council pamper its wishes bow to usurped authority render insignificant reports The constitution in delineating on the duties (or powers) of the executive council says: “The Executive Council shall act as a board of control for all departments dealing with publications” Only a power hungry authority grasping cliche of executives bent on destroying the freedom of the press could interpret that statement as giving the council power to act as a board of control of the publications themselves Until a new editor is selected under a publications board Student Life will denounce all efforts directed by the executive council at press coercion as being wholly unfair unconstitutional and a sad reflection on the liberal element of — LMcD the council personnel orthe ten-bo- ss New Faces And Old Sears col-"“- tth "'Will A' Department Buyers Week 29 WEKKSET’S ECE CEEAM a Curtain Stretcher self squarin'! cut tain stretcher with easel stationary pins A real buy Complete Variety of Flavors in: SUNDAES - GIANT MALTS BANANA SPLITS “We Freeze To Please” 1 89 O'Cedar Mop Polish Set O'CeGenuine dar mop and holtle of polish both lor 77c TO TOOTHING FIVE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS 100 Additional Cash Total: 7500 Full Details see the Parker Pea seettoo Ad on Page OO of the of thss newspaper Few 5Dnria socket ni le head handle IrtCH No 9 heavy qalamz d rust piool soitd wire line 169 11 gal lirv heavy quick heat copper bottom 12lor4c size Latq with bg soap rPFtmq spare Sturdily made fin Smoothly Uhed spring cl p clethespins at savings for the 5 $1000 (OR CASH) Awards Vtrl BUY TO WIN one of the PARKER PEN $1000 SCHOLARSHIP CONTESTS know-fedg- O Prospective Teachers T hard-w’orki- A LEADER PASSES ef the college were shocked last ween'to hear of MM of the prominent members of the Board the father of two of our outstanding stu- frzth of Dr M J Macfarlane noted Cedar at Die beat "salesman” the ’Y'pll lost one of it’s truly great C) on ' the Board and has :T test interests of the school Our IY ) uJ family of this great leader j A Rimes Curtain Stretcher With Easel Regular 169 g FINAL EXAMS FOR PROFS TOO! Information comes to us from other campuses to the effect that students are clamoring for professors to be put "on the spot” and information be made available to the student body as to which professor can teach his classes the best We agree that sentiment should not be used as the Number One basis for hiring new professors and that students should know who they can “get the most for their money” from Just what effect this will have on the various campuses is a bit doubtful as no condescending attitude has been taken by any of the administrations Again we are forced to admit that the administration may have their side to the story but the student view point should come first that is many of the students feel that way By classifying the professors as to their intelligence many things could be taken into consideration For example an outside range of activities should be on the guiding lines no that each person intrusted to instructing young paople could not be a narrow one with exact limitations A biologist economics historian or any other instructor e should know his English and at least have a general Of what is going on about him On the English point ImDO how many students have to sit through daily classes watch the king's English” being murdered by supposed ‘sacatorst who have been hired to teach what is right and is wrong Kollegt Yergensen Teachers Agency CONGRATULATIONS JUNIORS! with a sigh of satisfaction that the Junior Promenade tomorrow night has hit a high standard of of daughter “proms” and that it really will be the high spot of the years dignified-lookinPresDoctor friend everybody's social activities To the committee who has ton A whizz at tennis with a dared to revolutionize the entire promenade situation goes washer-woman swing and is a our utmost respect terror to all whom she's ever We do not mean that we favor anything that is the least served Hikes extensively and bit “high hat” but we hate to see the word “promenade” would rather walk than ride any distorted to the level of a common dance We have always day held that night of nights in high esteem and this year it Gene Hanson For a change seems as if it will be higher than ever before here’s a forester He comes from Vve note ci Contest Scholarships Billiard Parlor Business Staff: Don C Johnson Sidney J Kent James Muse v Pen Company Offers The Trading Post DENNIES’ Laura Johnson Copy Desks: Mjidred Herbert Lillian Lymann Eleanor Bnuson Ruth Pugmire Florence in Ora Bills Dons Passey Jean Wangsgaard Marjorie Hanson Genevieve Johnson Jo Beth Johnson Myrtle Johnson Helen Kelsey 2k g fever-They'r- Proof and - thing like that unless it wet spring or he had quarreled wit his wife and he's a bachelor Languorous female have switched to sport tweec bull-lik- Feature Writers: Bernell Winn Helen Wright Dorretta Salisbury Meda Brown Elda Allred Mar Jean Tyson Marjorie Hanson Jay Cragun Society Writers: Claire Barlow June Hanson Ineda Hickman V BY BERNELL WINN Yes spring is officially here flow do I know? It's all very plain Only today the brilliance of the sun helped me to distinguish the black pants from the duty cords I agree that there are still traces of snow on the quad ana the mountains look like the night befoie Christmas but spring is still here 1’ioof number one is silting by me right now She is telling me ever so confidentially that she just bought a formal this morning down town for $10 and you couliln t buy one like it in Suit Lake for less than $60 Proof number two in the person of my major professor just came in the room and slammed the e door Around his neck extends a ferocious bright green tie Now I know that no man of his proportions would vear any " pledge beauty and btains both Get ready for an extra dip into The Foi ester’s opcnliouso was C— Beta Kappa B— Beta Kappa the purse next fall Information and when evening comes shivc held in the Smuit gymnasium -- "Either we take in more boys or we take in washing" indicates that an extra $10 fee last night The event featured because "it's bravely spring — C— Nu — enNu B A Sigma Sigma will be charged every student Logan Laundiy Even their male conteniporam interclass competition in contests handball of rolling in a state school The basketball have shed xvintery garments i vollybnll -- "House Rules: No smoking or di inking $fi fine for stuffing butts checkers box hockey legislature thought it was a good favor of muscle revealing pok under sofa" — idea but of coutse they don’t C— Delta I’lii B Dormitory Club A— Delta Pin tne wrestle and others Returns shirts and they too llho men as to wmicis are not as yet pay the $10 More information will shiver in silence 6 — "We've got the si holarship cmiliod” nip be released later notice but advance C — “Thank God it's axailuble And then I ask you what olhu B— Phi Kappa Phi A— Lambda Clii comes that the faculty put up a Diamonds in the Rough Club” than Friday spring would get Ralph Roil assembWe hate to repeat on other pages good fight to surprise the fora out raking the front law 7 — “A chapel on for every member" led but the lack of a ball diamond or Keith Spencer washing win B— Sig Ep A— Pi Kap C — Alpha Chi and for intramural Spring Parly dows? Of course I realize tha has The Foresters activities is a bit on the alarmSpring pnity 8 — Any Saturday night: "Send out two dozen cans of talcum powder onp's mother or wife may hav been set for May 13th with hopes ing side Come come someone and a sma7 cake of band soap” something to say about this acli will B— Phi Kup that the “lucky" number A— Ag Club C— Wrestling Team a slight disbursement now would measure vity but as a "save-face- " p for all time a mean a lot to both male and presbring 9 — "The Buifrtjt will be ahead of schedule as usual " let's play that everything pecuha ent and for female exponents of the national sailing B— Bus Bemtson C— A Di earner A —A Student Lifer is that way because last the new office! s coming in at this Saturday pastime Mother Nature swished her whish date The final elections for the 10 — “Come in and see nu next week" The Kollcgiate Kapers Again broom around and swept out thi C— Les Poeock and the club officers will take place at A —A Kappa Delt B — Les Poock When Monday and Tuesday roll winter and in the spring the 6th Kaydees April regular meeting around the students will again be with the “Kollegiate - following which the newly elected presented will plan and stage this party secutive weeks The first week’ “Fair The title Kapers” the present incumbents relieving decontest ends Saturday to not does begin Enough” April 8 of their interesting but time conscribe the show Vic Tom Bob and the remaining four contest suming positions Get your dates and company really have somecud on the four succeeding Satur early fellows See it! there NYMAN FERRES thing By days April 15 22 29 and May 6 Registration Quiet on the Campus Front Scholarships are transferable oi The new registration system inSo many students wondered how Five $1000 college scholarships winners may elect to take $I00C 11th Annual Horse Headaches on Work the arthritis in this the hay corporated year come the noise did not accompany m cash instead and 100 cash prizes will Show- be will be held May dreadful afflictions alas schools of forestry and engineerthe Junior Class election Tuesday 10 is which awarded to the of five Chairwinners — rapidly ing worked marvelously well at But they hardly compare and today To conclude the old man progressing John Ahern announces John least with the foresters In the weekly contests to be held by the is constitutional story nothing one To bear must the urker Pen company pain master as serve Came will future this plan will be conring conuntil the faculty group have In making public the details of U ith insomnia during a class Home Welcome tinued the with of fall exception firmed what the students have the awards totaling $7500 Ken— Exponent quarter Rollo Woodward of the Agrooted Confirmation being late neth Parker president is back in All foresters pointed registered in the out no political activity was allowed nomy department that contestants are not rea work at after on Logan quarter's forestry surbuilding “Was father Dawn B: her registration quired to But wait until the Student Body purchase anything to of Minnesota eiections in two or three weeks' the University prised when ou said you wanted day thus relieving themselves and '“in All they have to do is send Picture Show-Dthe library of confusion Senior to marry her?” the Has the Rest Joe Geddes and prom a shoit sincere statement about lecture Stark’s illustrated committee are welcome to the Pliny B: “Was he surprised! foresters were lined up the week Parker Pens on an blank on “beautification" will be preCONFECTIONS entry before so that they had only to shoes they are wearing this week Why the gun almost fell out of sented to the landscape gaidening his hands” check with the sectioning com- which they can obtain without ACCESSORIES They are really on the "hot seat" cost from any local Parker re3 and 4 It will be and pay the — Silver and Gild mittee necessary tailer when it comes to turning down class on April An 30s the room of Fisher Beer on Draught fees The seniors are very gratebids for tickets to the annual shown in One $1000 scholarship and 20 ful for the privilege and conevent The limit set at first still Hus building W e have heard tell of a waitress 21 WEST 1st NORTH cash of $25 each will be prizes sideration given them They ex“Experimenters" temains and are some of the who was so dumb that she didn’t awarded each w'eek for five con hortiin advanced The students such only infrequently “wise boys” hot under the collar was lettuce Know whether a perience Take her to a show that night culture are doing some interesting vegetable or a proposition work in the field of grafting is what we say And again maybe the “puir was not where it wa Pught now they are developing Santa Claus came with his better fruit varieties by increassupposed to be Oh little bieezes of the spring sleigh and the street ing resistance and heavy yields That cause my poor bare ears to the very next day quit the trees of WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE No No No loot) Times sting Farmers Future V our Jerry Jones the Sigma Nu dance shall never sing praises I A lady should always endeavor The Utah State annual FFA band leader has his eyes on our will be held on the to keep her youth — until he has And that praise would be ample convention and Junior Bud Congdon boys latter part of April spent all his money at least Rampton Say it ain't so fellers' campus the will be KATIIERYN YERGENSEN Manager —Argonaut Your harsh caress does bring no Many young Aggies-to-b- e Eldy still looks awfully good thrill on the campus at that time for and Teachers’ Rest Friend Superintendent’s And when I get some dough I will Alpha Chi: "I'd like to get a Look out for ticket "scalpers" this big jamboree hill breeze for this protectors Buy Address Radio Program gymPhone pair of shorts for my And set a good example 939 So 12 East Salt Lake City Utah The— Garden Club program will nasium” Hyland 792(1 — B Minn What be presented over station KVNU Clerk: “Certainly nnss every Tuesday at 8 p m under size is your gymnasium” — Aigonaut sponsorship of the Logan Garden Club and the USAC Garden Club A young ludy was called to the BV EM MOEE Idaho Falls and transferred this phone at 5 a an the following activities Activities come and year from Pocatello There's lots around of him but new faces are go Played football but his forever Take a gander at these nose got in the road too often tajlon Km sum Also know'n so he gave It up for a while While The Boss Is Away as “Rosie" Comes this year from She doesn't Charlotte I h‘:l!nii he among other stand out in a irowd and is as Brigham where The Buyers Have The Say things debated Here at the AC friendly as a wet dog Used to be he belongs to IK and goes over a music major hut dei ided men big with the sorority girls un- had the advantage and gave it to German in quote Likes gab up in favor of the domestic arts but admits it's not classic Has attended the A C two years taiuly pretty” Marjorie Ileinrr Tall and red- as compared to one at the BY U Sig Kp: “Vcs I’ll pul it up headed and comes from Morgan Kanab is the home town anybody's anytime” against Is practically a female Weismuller in the water Credit for this This full 5x8-f- t curtain stretcher prowess goes to a lifetime of comes complete with sturdy easel summers spent at Como Springs E A Nickel plated stationary pins are Is in college “for the fun of it" George Weston Blond counterapart all spaced about part of the loam Weston and measurements are marked clearly and Ik Rosenbaum Also an secret idol of huge numbers of Regular 169 it's great sale feafreshman girls George plans to ture at only 129 be a “doc" but true: He's a from out Bear Lake fteshinan Self-Squari- ng way Barbara Ann Preston Tall and 5x8 ft 3— "Well we can't A — Beta Kappa h Editor Leo Johnson Mackey Duane Turner Dick Harris Thayle Nielsen xxH Paul “Runyan” Rattle tip-to- Donald Roush Francis Burgle News Staff: Sam Bailey Gaylon Rosenbaum Genevieve Porter Louise Christensen 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