Professionalism in athletics is condemned as destructive of the ends of intercollegiate athletics. The editors discuss what one should get from a college course. Phi Kappa Psi, at its Grand Arch Council, resolves to discourage hazing. The new Dickinsonian managers and board are chosen. The establishment of a Trophy Room is proposed.
Trustee and member of the class of 1848 William Daniel passes away. Exerpts from an article in the Ladies' Home Journal on the value of an education from a small college are quoted. The question of improving the exits from the athletic field is continued. Establishment of celebration of John Dickinson's birthday is encouraged. Relief from literary work is proposed for those who must regularly prepare sermons. A reception for the Senior class is held at the Ladies Hall. The orchestra and glee club elect officers. There is inter-racial distur
Fred E. Sweeley chosen as the football team's new captain. Religion questionnaire for students included. Deferred rushing and pledging is extensively discussed at the National Inter-fraternity Conference. Article on the variation of Freshman rules amongst colleges and universities statewide. Description of education provided by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, President of Columbia University in New York City.
Tentative plans are made for the formation of an Alpha Gamma honorary journalistic fraternity. In his Chapel address to the College, Dr. Samuel Parkes Cadman speaks on "The Gift of Imagination" and urges students to dream. President Morgan celebrates his 50th year of almost continuous service to Dickinson, his alma mater. The basketball team loses to Mt. St. Mary's and Gettysburg. Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart will speak on "The Story of the Moonlight Schools," which explores illiteracy in the mountains of her native Kentucky.