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BETA BETA College has been i n oession .l.~or quite a long wi1ile, so s ··-udent life is running smoo thl y by no\/ . Tie h ave a ne 1 Pres i dent, I"r Cra~be} ~ho C?!:!e? to us from the Ea:::;tern I~ entucl:y Hormal School ; 7 _c_ L he Le l d the Pres ~ clency. Many ne ;r s ys teras i1ave been inausuratcd, a 1these a re a ch ant;e to the se cond and t!1irc. : oar students from t e s ... f.br.ms of t he past years . The first party of the nevr year \TD.O the one given by Y. \'l . C. ll an~ which_ at t h is college g oes by the naue of the "Freohman Fris>;: 11 • Tlus affa~r was of particular int a rest t o all Colorado ASAs, because our Clara Turner i s Pr esident of the Association. The social uas in ~he fon;1 of a c afet ."'.ri supper and ua s held 0!1 the c ampus for every or:. e 1n school. The serving was done b y t:1e C a~ inet s of Y. ·. a nd t': e Nevvman Club, the l a t. ter l> ein~ an a ssociation nimilar to Y. \1., but Composed of Catholics . During the supper songs were sung by a chorus specially trained for the occasi on, Lator there we re se v eral after-dinner talks by merebe rs of the faculty. A playlet given by four of th e faculty in t:e open- air the~tre f olloued. Final ly there was a "Lante rn Parade 11 tLat made t h e evenin~ a never- t o-b e - forgottm1 one, Just p icjmre four hundred otL~den tn carry ing le.nterns, \Those lights flashed and danced al OnG windin3 :,?a t~1 s bordered '.7i th shrub ery, While t he air wa s tuneful with the rJusic of the C.T. C Pfar ch. There was just enough darkness to m<".ke the scene lo ok like fairyland , The procession ended at the ath l etic fiel~; 1mere v as an immense boPSi e , and where more toasts ancl sons s wero given. Colorado St ate Teachers College is rev e lling in a new YTO -:man's building. It was the drean of our l ate President, Dr . Snyder , Ye o..rs ago when the i nstitutio_ a dream that is at length realized . was compar at ively new, Dr. G n~r de r had a vision of the time w:t1 en t _1 ere woul d be on the campus a hmne for every girl in school, c. p l a ce .tl'ler all t he Homen students yrould nee t on a footin.e of equality anr where many enjoyable times mi ght be had . The building is perfect both i construc t i on and in fur~1ishi:1g, I t vras here tLat the rushing season was foroally opened by a tea fo r every ~ irl i n school, ol c.:.. e.ad ne 7, sorori t~r or non-sororit y. Our Vera Gill ett is Presi d ent of :?anhe ll e:-li ' and so .ASl\.s we re o. sood deal int e rested in the su ccess of the affair Ru sh season ·,7as cne ro und of ::JO ci al a ctivity. Englis:1 teas ·, buffet lunches, c ard p0 rti cs c.nd be ef st eal':: fries were all emOne of the mo st enjo~rable aff air s p loyed to entertain ".:he guests. v.-as a truck ride to Eaton, a smal l tovn.1 a bou t ei"ht ni les away , vr:1ere .ve ha d ordered o. three c ourse chi c ~:e n cl.inner. The final party na s a nat inee da :1.co F>ich 'v'Te ge.ve in c onjt.-lnction vrith SSS at Canf i eld . 1 ~·.r-~ i:.h the i nvitations t.ha t 'liere se n ·~. to ou r Dean and to tl1e Pre side:'lt " ··life \.rent l n.r . . . e buncheS. of Din1: [.l ac1i oli. Th.e co l or schene TTa.s a conoino..ti on of: ···=1e colors of t l:e t 'tO soro "'i ti c s, - puriJle fo r SSS , g olr]. I' or l i..':Jt, . L'.-1.<1 vrl1 i t e i or o otl1 o:.. us. The prog:;.."'CJ:Js ':rere small '.7: _i ".: l~o. tl:.e.r stc.np co.se : -1 '"'i t '1 tl: e l et. t ers o_ !)ot::.1 sorori tie ~ 2) rin~e ~. i n_ gold, The ne ncil ::' vre re :!url)le . :3'·, .:t.ll card:.; \rere sll p:?ed ~:n.t.o t 1.'?