Let Ul have COD· atructive critlclam ud we will prom· i.se you & COD· d.oued b e tt e r TE9H NEWS
We need reporiera, ma.ov ol ihem. Report in BOYD· ton 19, Weclnead&J • :00 for Ullc'n· menta.
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Cr aven Addr·es es Engineers
Euginect·s OvcrwhcJru Clark Baskctccrs; (;aiu ecoud Win lu Annual lutercollege Series
On " Art and lndush·ialisnt ' At Febr·uary FuUe t· Lecltn·c Fumous Criti<· und Author Ask s For Adjustme nt of Crafts a ncl Fine Arts
HITS ART TRAINING
Tt."t•h Team Clicks Smoothly Tech Glee Club In First Few Minutes to ings in Glee Gain 19 Point Lead Club Festival Mc·EW AN HIGH SCORER
Mass. State and Tufts Overwhehu T ech Trackn1
Nc•w En~luncl Cnllt•ttt• Clubs Rolly hy Clark Fail• lo Turn Render t'lt•ctiouto in Tide ll8 Hillers Finl1h Horlforcl, Conn. In Ea8y Style. 51-32
That Modern Construction Chuudler, LaLiberte, La" tun. Is !\f ort' Artistic Than Buna n , Townsley c•ort' T h at of OeC'ade A(W For W orC'('Ste r
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The ~1:..th h1ller h:t•tu r<· wa, held fhuf!'<lav 111 the gvm 11 ith Dan- :'ole· I::wnn, prt•sidcnt u! lht• ~CIJlhumore •·la,s. pr<•,idin~: 1'ht 'Jl<'Rkcr, Mr. Thmn:t' l'rn\'t'n, a fumuu' authnr, l~t·turer, nnd nrt ••ri111', hac! l.1r hts -uhjen "Art nnd lnrlustrinliM11 " l\t r t'rn,·rn ~penl!s two to thn•c nwnths 1.11 c\•cr)' \'t'llr lourin~: tlw ('ountr'' .:ivin~t ll't'lurcs, itt whkh he ~ hnw11 n \'('ty goud ~enst• uf humu r. nncl tht• rcmuimlt •r uf the time hc spend~ in o;lutl)·inJt and wr1ting Ont.> nf hi~ moNt famnu~ houk~ •s "~l en uf Art " J:.:veryune is at lcn~l mildly intorc,fl''l in nrt whether the~· realize 1t ur nm In the United State~ olnne there are .,,·er 7,000 prore~sional arll~t.,, menn· ing lw nrti~L'l, pnin tem und sculptor'l This however does not inc·hulc all th~ amateur artists, whn are interested in art Our country has made )trent ad ''ances in industry, whi ch , in modern architecture, has a close con nection with art ln fact, at present, America i• -;cuing the s tandards for all ndvanre~ m mdustry i\ decade ngo skyscrapers were huill to be nrtisti•· but the Clm 'truction wns neglected, however, in recent years, the ~tres~ has been on the constnH'ti on nnd n ul on the nrt 1n th~ proces!l of b nildinJ: huildings of suu1HI construc tion, the engineers NU<'· ceeded in making a cons tru c t ion wh ich s howed a great deal more art than the b u ildings or A decode ago. Ano ther plnce where modern art s ho ws u p very well is in the modern kitc h en , where the utensils ~;how n ' 'cry artistic touch. Most nrt cri tic~ rcalil:c that th e shBJ)C uf 1u1 ohjcc t mu~t have some co n· nection with the pur!JIN! This is ,·cry uhen lost trat•k uf hy S<1mr people u 'hown lly the mnn. "ho had a tram uf gao;oltne stnt1ons hlllll lil..c lndtan wig. wnms Thi'l man had lo~ot track of the
Pn r rid a I ' Jldlrtlllrv 2tl, I ht• \\' llr<'e"" tt•r Tt•rh \.lc<' Cl uh tmwll.:tl 111 lla rt · furtl l'unnt•t·tit•ut, to Jilin 'IX tt•t•n mh.:r urgnni7ntiun N in tht fl't•Mtival of the Xc11 gn~:lantl t'ollcgl' (~Ice t'luh As:~•~ dation, ht•ld in I In mid Bushn~ ll Menw rinl llull. .\n nutlit'IWc of nppruxirnrtlcly 2rKlO p e rsons ht• nrcl tlw Jlrt'l'!'lllntinn H o f nl10ul 000 uncl crj.l rntltHII <'~< n•pn•· ~cutin.: New l~nglnml ( 'olll'l(l'N.
\\'url"c~lcr\, '>mall hut dl.'termu~<••l tnwk tl!um pulled up in third plntc 111 lht:ir annual indour nwel with Mn.~lut<· anti Tuft~ Thl' ln<'<'t wn« '"'" In Mnss Sta tt:
I ·hanrllcr and 1'ownsll'\ 11pc1wll t lw 'l'nring of Tl'ch with n fir!<l and a fourth respl'l'tlveh 111 the s hill put; !'handler winuiul( hnnrl!. down Sum Mon<·ow ~<·orcrl llcl(t, u s he wus n one too K<'ll eruu~h U\l'nrdcd third plncl.l in th<· hlf.(h hunllc~ . Bru1811 jum ped into n tic for ~et•onrl in the hiJ!h j 1111111, whilt· \\' at•kt•rha t h rais~d him~elf into fourth vlm·e 11~1 r\'l!\", :~ftcr nmnin~: n front ran· 111 t lw 1000 ynrd run slid in tn four! h plal'l' a~ the finiJ;h line wa~ cro••t•d Bes1de!< !'handler. individual s turs for \\' 11 r1•..,,tcr were lnrman La Libcrt t·. whu run away with the 6(X) in clost• t11 ret·ord breaking tinw, and Emil· Law tun. "bu took second in the :100 <~her ~tarting in the rear. from whi<·h l>ll~i tion he found it imptll'<tihle ln fla~• all tht· runners on the crowded tra<.·k La" wn lll'l'am<' our only d uulJlc s<.'<orcr when he leaped to third plncc 111 the lmoarl Jump ll mu st be -.aid that nur ""Y" rlirl exceedi ngly well consiclerin.: th1• hnndicnps under whit·h the)• hnve h et.>n training ~UI111\11H)' '
llil!h jump Wo n hr Ur11un, l-itat.c, Riley, S tate, and Annan, T ech , tied for 2nd : Wackerbath, 'tec h , 4th . Height, 5 ft . 7% ins. Rht1t p ut Won hy Ghancller, Tc~·h, L npham, State, 2nd.; BoFtotnaz, Tufts, :Jnl , T u wn<ley, Tech, 4th. Distance, 41 It ~l ilt: run W un by Starr, Tufts, Quin Inn, Tufts, 2nd, fn~ran-i, Sta te, :lrd . Slater and Ph illips, 'ruftq, tied for 11th Tunc, I min 15 9 <;et:<~. ( ~ t•w ~·ngt rec· n rc! l :JS.vord h1Kh hurdles Won hv Bur· tnn , Tuft,. J\ ,·err St.at_!!, 2nd , ~fen· ww, Tech, 3rd Fcinbur.J(. ~ta tt•, hh purpo~ nnd hnd mndc the •lations in Timl:. S.2 !o-C!Cs. that shape merely bc<·nuct• lw thouJ:hl l'ul< vault \\'un hy Urccn, !"tnh'. 11 was arll~tic This cxamplt -.hnws t 'run tllld Ruberge uf 5t:ne and lle1l· the dec1ded n eed to have Artists and leu'(, Tuft,, tied fi"Jr 2nrl llc1ght. Hl en~:ineers worl.. together in lht con· It 6 1ns :~,.,·a ni lla'h \\'un ~~~ l'eu1hur~:. «tructwn of huilrlin~:~. 1n urdcr tu 1·•m· ~lrur-t a huil<hng which i' hoth ..,,unci St.tte, Smith, Tuft~. ~nd . Gurnard, S tnte. ard. r>1ni~. Tuft..;, 4th Tinw. nnd nrt1slic 1 1 ...ct· I :-.:cw t·nlleg~: rccurd I In the public school~ there arl' 111any llruad JUmp \\'on IJv MeC:.,wun. noung student~. wh() ~uct•cetl in 11nion· Stull.'. .\ rhccnc. Tuft•. 2ml , Lawton, ing verv wundt•rful pnnllm~t~. hut the Tct h, :)rd. kile,·, S tall.', Hh Di,talll'l'. 2() It i'!, in~ . nrt training the1· gel in lhl' ,t•hools 1000,, urd ruu Won hv Starr, 'I ults. due~ nn L tlevclup tht'ir trut• nhihly. Par<!, Tuft•. 2nd. Qutnlon TuftR, :lrd ; Th<•• e~r~ in~tru<"ted hy lcRI'hcrs who l[nn l'', Tct·h. 4th Timt·. 2 min 2~ ll h:we re1•e ived their un troinin11 in s1·r I "'l•w •·a~:c rec,•rci. J l~mnpe, cun ttqucntiY their ~lmk·nts' :UKJ.ntrcl run Won In l~11ilhr , Stuh, painlmgs rcfll'ct the h.wkgn 1unrl .,r l.u11 wn. Tl'eh, 2ncl Gul'nnrd, SttH1 . :lrtl Fiorini Tufts 1th Tinw, :Iii ''-'<' Eur"l"' TJHq locl'<llll('' qultl' ~'·1tltnll I ' \\·. . . . fi!IO·\·arr nm •m h' Lnhl~·ru•, " h e., th e pam ling~ of pup1l• uf a num· Tt•o h. ~amson, Tuft~. ~nrl . Thut·kcr, I • r u! lcnt• her!; nrc exhibited In s1wh St;Hc, 3rcl Mc.\teer. Turt~. llh Time I (t o nunued nn Page 2, Col 21 min 20 i •ec.:
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Tht• \\' urt•t•~tcr T orh duh H<•IIL 11 j.lrtiUJl u t forlY·IIIW l!ludcnts, IU'l'lll nl)nnic<l h y ~I r I 'litTorrl (; rct•n , thc t•unch. nnd hu•ult\· .'\ dviHur .J . Rdwnrrl lli i7J:Cmlcl Two M.'h.•t•tiunH were prc~t·nted h} the En.:inc.>t•ri< atom.•, thc~c hcing "Good :-.:i~ht" and " Uohh) ~huf Lot•," ))(Hh Linclt•f(rf•n unci Taft ~lec·tt•d fpll.. ~ungs. 1 hc~c werc wt•ll rct•civcd ll\' the aurhcnt•t• To Monnf{i n~ Posi tion !~
Bonin to Head Nt•ws Staff For Ensuing Year For Y<•ur 1937
"1 ht nltl urrlcr t•honl{et h tmc<' agau1 r~c.:nrd w lh<' munngcmcnt of the 1'F~t'll \'i': WS fur thl· welfnre of this -.tllflt•nl puhlu•n twn 1111w re~t~ in un· tn~rl hut \dllin~t . hnncls nf.n new Muff. .\lt<·r n hrit>l hu-inc" mc\'ling, the nn· nunl t•lt·t'llllll' Wt•n held un Tue~cln,•, 111
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( 'harl.·s c. Bunm rcpllll'C'I John n !"utliiTt·. th e f.(llitling hnnd uf the TF.l'll Z'\E \\'S fur the pnst rcnr, ll!i cdi tor·in· chief, ll onin. n nwmhcr of Phi Sigma " a l)l)ll frn t~rniLy, served we ll as a .Ju•uor Editor nnrl hM don e conRiderable wu rl.. 1111 lhl• " j o urnnl " With him will reM the t•dltorlnl polky and tttsk o f impruv111c.: 11 murh imprnvccl Mtudcnt urgan t' Juhn l.ind<·~trcn, J r ., ~teps iu tu the position of 111BIIAI(iii)C editor vaca ted by llarolcl 1 john~un , j r Bo t h nrc ml:m· l>N' uf 1 lwtn Up~ilon Omega fraternity nnrl 111'11\'t 111 o ther compu s at·t.ivit.ies. ,\lh:n k ))cS(;hene wo ~ elected news <•rhwr nnrl n•plnn:s ( hnum cy D Chad· "i' k 111 thtll <·apal"it\ l)e<;Chene. it "Ill I H rcmtmllt'rNI, "II' tht winne r <>1 lht t 1:1" uf '70 pri7l: for tht• be~t '''"~') ,.., 1111 <'111(10t't'rii11C ~uh)t:rt Jn.,t ,.,.nr ~l:tlt·n.tl r<·gurrluliC 'I'IJrl w1ll he in 'hnr.:< of g vcrctt \\' Lt>ach who fill• t lw '""'tum lch vacnu ~ in the prcviou' ' "Ill l11' tht re<ignntinn of Onna \\' W11u<lwurcl. Lt·n1·h i• n mt.:mlwr nf Tho In u ,l'il<m Omt>gn fraternity and hn • l w~n a mtmli(Jr tof the fn11thnll stjutttl fur M:voml y!'ars. lht rlun .. r huving the ril(hL m~;:n n·p"rt at thl· ril(ht tim e to make up till' \' 1~\\'S rei\~ with ll yron rr Wi lson, llw th wl\ t•lt•rtt•rl •c.-r(•tnrv whu suc· tl't•rl' fnmt·~ M !'tmth \\'il~cm is a llltllll>t•r 111 Thetn Up~ilun Omega and \Iii 11n tht "'ll"t'cr •quad this vear (Con tinued on Page 4, Col. 4 )
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In " ~:anw that was, h l t he exvcri· Cllt'cll ohsc rvcr. the l'lran~est ex hibi· tinn uf hnsketball l'een in many a day, thl' \\'ur<'<'Stcr T ech gngineers defeated lhl' t'lnrk ttuintet 51·32 in the Alumni g\ mntlsium Saturday night. In the llr~tt minutes or the game. the F.ngineers piled up 11 stn~:ge rinJ: lend and then prot•ct•tlcd to allow most of it to be s nntl·hcd away before the e nd of t be hu I( h v the Nhnrps hooting lads in scarlt•l. Thl' fi nnl minutes of the contest were mut·h like lhc firs t : the Boynton Riller& were hn vi ng their niJ:ht and n othing the 11ppnnen1 ~ did could dampe n thei r KpirilR. 11nr Tech. Mc J<:wan, giving a s tellar pl.'rfurmnnce hoi.h o n the offen se a n d ddcnse, was high·scorer with 12·point.ll, hut Mu n11on anti F orkey .Captain Mun· ,;o n Jlln\·inl( one o f the best games of hi~ t·nreer ran McEwan a cl01e second wi t h I I p oints apiece to their c redit P. 'Cl'Ciit fur the mid·flO<>r marksmanship u f I'II IJl !~leming, who held top-scort hnnurs for the &·arieL quintet with ten point~. nnd that o f Diliberto, who wall un Pleming's heelR with one basket les.~. the l'lnrk team wo uld have suffered a lerrihle d e ftmt in the hancb of the Duyn to n ll illcrs. Shortly after the first whistle, Mcf.:wnn ltlsl!ed In a foul shot for Tech and Diliberto sank a field goal !or Clark T h en, In eight minutes, the Ens ineen; Jlilcd up 23 points while Fleming Hh owcd the only effective marksman· 11h l p fur the opponents, tallying a Jon~ fit•ld goal. T he Clark offen&e WAI good, h ut the T ech defense was better, and th e Tech ofl'en &e was irrellistlble. Clark called two tlme·out.s in the c ixht-minute in wn•nl hut to no avail. 1n the remaining minutes o! the half, the Sl•arlet quintet outclassed Tech u much as Tecb had outci.Ju~~~ed them Sullivan, Fleming, and Diliberto added IJ()int after point to their credit, while Ha ~lavRk y was making the lone Wor. t'ct.ter tally with a field g~l. It was very easy to acc:ount fo r th~ <'HliApr.e t1f the Clark mac h ine. The en t ire Wo rcester squad wa., just natural· ly hut Mc Ewan, Munson , and Ru. Ia v11k v played a'! if inspired, and thr rc:~t of the squad carried out their nRRil(nmt•nU with exceptiu nal skill. 1 1 ll·min~: and r.ronl(cr, who usually s tnr fnr the Scurlet, could no t llnd the hoop (t'ontinm•d on Pag!' 3, C'r1l. I )
l k•idc.>~ the numl~<:r~ 1(1"<'11 h1• each •·utlcge dub scpnrn t('IV, (•umhincd rend i· tion~ were ~:iven at the he~:inning nncl .. nd of t he \'oncert The fin;t ~lec tion . "Xuw Thnnl.. We All Our God" h y l'riiger, was t>U IIfl b y all lhc club8 togelher ,\fter cn<.·h ()rl(an i7n tion had sunf.( it .. "mg~. all the mcn'N l(lcc clulo~ KRlhcrerl un the Stnl(c nnrl ~n n~: three "''"IC~ : " Hruthct"ll Sin~t On" h>• Clm·~:. .. Reapers' Sonl(" whi<'h iH II Bohemia n Fnll.. S11ng, nnrl " Murnin~:" h y Olcy ~pcakR. I n t·um•lusinn the womc n 'R eorl(nniYn t itou R joiner! the mcn'11 and gave " l' rom the Realm of Souls Departed" hy <ilu~·k, und (::Omnn tio n Rot!llC from "Bvris (';oclounov" h y Mou RHOrK"k y. The ..:clcctl•ms in which the men'R duhs alone <·ombined, were conducted u y lhc I(UCSl cnnduc to r, Mr. i{ulph L. Hulclwin, hcncl of Musical Education in ll nrtfrorrl Pu hlir Schools nnd founcler of the famous llartford C'hnrnl ~dety. I lc rlict o superlative juh in leading a n d ~Wemed to ctraw the very bc11t JXls~ihle from the men llinl(e rll, partiCu· larlv in the " Mo rning" picl·e, whirh ~l r Balctwin him~elf orranl(ed The uthcr com hi ned numher11 we re unde r the direction of M r JnM'ph Daltrv unrl Wl're well performed In the individual JlrC'otcnl.ntion~ h y the '·arious dubl, the l lt'~t received pres..:nl.ations l'llmc fir11t nnrl laRt Am· hcrst f'olll'ge open er! thi11 JJIIrl of the program and, n.~ their ~~<'<'und ,;elct•tion, pr('o;cnted n Russ ian folk 11<1111( called " lh'c:r)"t'l'ankn," rho~t'n un the RUJC· Kesuun 11f one of the prnfcKMorll nt the c-ollege whu is no w in RuKliitt. A11itll! from thc deligh tful puttrrn 11f t hiR number, it feuturcd nn cxt•t.:llt•nl hnrl tune litl luis t "Dud" Kcnn~tl y, II ~l·lliOr J1rept;nt at the con cert and wM C'allcrl upun tu take n bow The unus ual part at that college Must unusuul !.t;•ll'dion 011 lhl' prto uf thi11 prescn tntion was the u se of n gram wns lhnL of Oowdoin College I t's • i x piet·e ja~z orchc~trn, C'Omposed of titlc wa~ "David ja11:" and wa ~ C!lm •lurltn tll, In conjunction with t he ~infl· f!(lst>tl 11\' :lfr jo~eph Wa~:nrr. "hu wu• in)( of the glee cluh
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