T ECH-21, HAMILTON-14 Make RPI the 4th!
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Wort'ffier. Mnll.,
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Plans Ma.de For Annual Hotneeotnirtg Tbt•-.t- thret•. be silent thinl(:~-an e111pty football $tadium - a dc~ rtt•d t.unpu.- a \'Utant lt:(ture hall. Cume ' aturtlay, OctolJcr 10, th!.' (•11\pty lootw ll lltaclium " ill ht• tilled \\ ith tlyin!( pi~ldn~ ancl ruarin~t f<ln:-. tlw dc-.t>rH•d campu" will he overrun with old l(rads wearin~o; '28 buttons, ancl the val.llll lt•cture hull:; ''ill he vnc:tnt. Tht' occa,iou for this rt•wr~n l in :urm aJ,:;Iinst thl' au-ta:re serenity of a propl.'r :-\ew Enl(hmd !'I;Hurcl.ly al tt rnnun i-. of cnur•t', llomecominl'( Uay on U(l}"llton llill 195 1 o,ty lr \dwn ~tr~ad ~. buth old and llt:W , rt'lmll to \\' hooprl' with suptriur ~ milr:> on tlwir fun·• to look over the raw material in the process of twi n~ mouldNI intu th• Ill''' ~t·ncratl11n 's en~tin t•erl-. Al this "riting, plans are a!r('rHI~· unrl r I\ }' tn mn.k<' thi, year's fc th·ities Wmt•LhinA to "cnmt' batk " alwul.
A. T. 0. ON TOP IN I. F. AWARDS
T ill' A!lst•mllly of Oct. 17 11uw tlw uwurcl1.1 nudt• for lu11t y.-ur '8 lnterfrulernity competition. The "innt•r u£ tltt' Gt•nerol [,t•t!llc>nc·e Pri1.c• oml the l'rc~ic l ent'K 1'roJ•hy for the• IIC'ilthlmic year 195019 .5 1 \\ Il l! Al1•hu Tau OnwfCu. Tlw two frotcntillt•8 following c)n the heel~t o f tbie year's wimwr, were, in urciPr, S igmu AIJJhu E J•t~ilon and S igma Phi E pl!ilon. 'l1al11 yt'ltr's c-onattetition waA quite coloa.-, with A.T.O . •totting out thC' utlwr frulr.rnitlcil. 1' he iWholustiC' awurtl~t founcl Alpha Too Omega aagaln on I O J• "ilh 1111 II ' c•t'llt(t' of 76.:\7o/0 • 1'11(' 8t'C'Untl prize " 'innc·r wu11 Sigma Alttha Ept!llon with o M"h o laetJc ll\ C' ru~c· nf 7;;,(J:lo/C"• ntulthircl piUC't' in tlw ('Ont(Jt'tilhm \\t•nt to 'l'hetu Chi ~' hOM 0\1t'rJI8e watl74.7lo/o• T lwllt• till t 'C hctlliWtl a ll ...,.,..... lust yc•ur'l! t•ollt·~<· t~dwlnl'liC' U\ t.'rB@I' of 74.55o/o· or the l!t'Vt'D frutt•r n itic•s U lllllllf( tho!l•· not winnin~ (•itiU'r the, · ·lr81 or Ht•c•(HIII a•rizc·, T heta Chl l!hOW('flth~ greule!!l iml•rmt•nwnt in ~c·lwl nrl'lhiJI owr Llw ('rce(•clhtK y..nr. Uy rul11ing ttwir uverugu 2.03,o/o ovt'r the prt•t•f·cll n ~r yc·ur'l! 72 .68o/o uH•ruge. Tlwtu CW ww• tht.• ~Wholorl.'hitt lruprovc•ment Prw.e and waa a·nnke cl in tltlrtl Jllau·•• fl(•hulustir ully nmon g Lite frntt'rnilit'll· , X Tlw (;(•ncral I~K<:<'Ill'nce Jlri;-.R is :& ca~h nwurd ur $1so, ttonawd by t\.lr. Ucor~c M. Fuller u~ the Wyman{,tmlun C.:o., lOI(t-lher wllh the lmphy whith was donat<.• c.J by President Wu.t Tyh'r l 'luvcrius. This award B uh:ll, Timc•l4 uf llnl4h ing i.s J(ivcn lO lllll rratcm ity whk b lu Frnh•rnily llou1Wioi pruws to be the most prolicient in Ami Plf•clgi n~ Anuumu•e d lOmhining bt1t h ~chol n.s lic work and In 11 h•w ~<'Ckll fra temlly rush· . . c:<tracurricular artivily. This com· ill 1 tnJ.( w 1J\'g 111 rn earnest wrt1l LlC . d h h t , • • 11111ct1 awur as cone 1 muc o ~lurt nf 1he huu-.c vr~iluuon J.WIIOd • t t' . h • , , , !illlllU1II e UC IVIly ant1 M: 0 11\St 'IC for the freshmen. r hiS Pl'rrOd I!> of 1: fT on at 1' ec11. 1' hc top t hrec houses • UllllO'l llllj)(.)(IIJI1((' ror U.~lh the • I' • I. • 111 t 11s year s comJ)t't taon were: Ct·!•shmru tin(! t.hc fra~P,rn ll lc~ uml for AI h T () ISO 8 7 thl'l n·nscm ~ev\•ral rules have hcen P u au nacga · e~tahlislwd .so tJMt all hatt·rttilies Sigma Alpha Epsilon 14 9.37 Si~m:t Phi Jo:psilon 148.86 will h,a\t• au cquul llppmtunity 10 The Grnernl l~xct~llence uwnrd is It wnk him si>- \\Ccks !\) dcslgnlllltl , et• au(! nwct all fr t~hmen irJtt•n•sted. !11rtdc on a polnl.il per man IJasis 'J'IIt' IIH..J.lllllllll OlllllhCr of houses tomph•tc his mctt•ornlogy slntion In which equalizes the chances or the lhi~ unique competition opt•n unly to a man may ,dslt Is seven, but the c;maller fra ternities. ;-o.;rw 1-:n~tlander~o. II i~ family tome-. attunl numllc:r will IJe !tpecilied on The l'ralernily and Non-Fraternifrom 5wmrord, Conn ., when· h(• wa.N au inviualiou whh h will be placed ty averages for tbe academic year born. But h<' hu.s lived in I lopkiu· in the lJ1Jrmit11ry mail box for all IVS0-195 1 as released by the Regis· dorm rc:sirlcnts and in the mail box ton for nine years. trar's office were as follows: 'I he M.hlllarship wti.S founded in in Huynton for all city resitlt•nL., on Alpha T au Omega 76.3 7'/n 1928 by llcnry j . Fuller car New Oct. 26. If a man wi!lhes tv join a Siwn a. Alpha l'~psilon 7S.9J71) \'ork, \\' I' I uJumnus und trustee. fru lt•rnlty he is rcquirrd to visit eu.ch Theta Chi 74.7 17o \\'innin~ pwjet:ls have been u range, house mentioned on his invitation on Alpha Epsilon Pi 74.527o linch·r, ~-ray apparat us, Lempcrulure the datr s~ificd. However, if a Sigma Phi Epsilon 7 4.08 1/t~ Ltmlrol and a :.hallnw diviug outfit pt•rson is unable to visit one or more Phi Cnmmu Delta 73.5 I 7o nmUill( mnny others ovt•r the y('ars. nf Lhc houses fur some rcU~~o n , he l ~hi Sigma Kappa 73.4S?'o Etk's pri1-e Is a year's tuition must notify PrtJf•• cheilley or the Lambda Chi Alpha 72 .82 ?'o ($600) and $ 100 e~pensc money. He matter before Lhc dale spccifa d for 1'hct.a Kapp:. Phi 72.29?'o i:. a~surccl by 1he college of con- the visit. All Fraternity 74 .16?'o A lap:~c or about a week will follow lin u i n~ !'cholarship.s if J1c keeps up All NonFraternity 75.82?'o his ~rnd~>s. A member •Jf the fre~;h this fi rst rush period so lhal the College 74.SS7o man clas;.:;, he will major in Phy!'oics freshmen can clrlt'rmine which three 'l he scbolctrship prizes arc awardne."CI y<'ar and plan.-. to do graduate hou~s they wpulrl like to return to duru1g the second rus h period. The ed annually Lo the two fraternities "nrk in meteomlogy. lie ~N his sil(hts Qn the \\'orc'e'!ler frc.,hnwn arc not req uired tt> re- with lhe highest scholastic average T ech pri~c last July when he ftmnd vbit three fratcrniliell; however, this lor Lhe precedinr< year. Under the hi.~ fumlly \\Ould he unable to finance numlwr is Lhe maximum number of provi.,ions of the George 1... Fuller hi~ educn 1ion. lie has Lhree younger hou •e<~ any freshman may revisit. Fraternity Prize award, Alpha Tau The !)l'Cond rush period will be held Omega won the fi rst prl1.e, and brothcrl!, all in sch1)0l. " I knc•w I had lo win a college on Nov. 27, 28, and 29 with the Sigmn Alpha Epsilon won second ~hola r:hip. or el~ ... he Mid . "So I hou n of each vlsi t being !rom S: 30 pri1.e. The fi rst prit.e is a cash award staked cverythinl( nn the T ech to 8:30 P.;\1. of $ 100, and Lbe seoond prize Yankee Ingenuity competition." On Saturday, JJcc. I, from 10 to u.rnuunts to ~ 7 5. Son nf a tt>levislon technician, 12:30 in the morning, thr freshT he scholarship Improvement tinkering with tools is no novelty men will be required to hand ln to Prize Is a warded e<Jch year to the with young Ede. He methodically l'ror. Scheiney their final choice of fratern ity that shows the greatest ct about building the weather sta· fralernilics in order of preference. Improvement scholastically over the Lion in his second floor bedroom and l'ror. Scheitley will then match these preceding year. However, the winchoices with a preferred list or (resh- ners of the First and Second Scholarthe roof of his home.
RULES JtEVIEWED I.JEFORE (lOUSE ltUSIIING . . 'l'AJ{TS
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Fir:.t 011 the list or ('Y('OI S groupt•d under the ht'adinl( uf " Alumni 14n jtlynlcnt ·• come~ the hi~ football till. FrQm lhe f.rr rc>ache<; Uf the IIOrthcrn b:~nl..~ of the mighty llud!iOn, RensS('I;wr's Trujun heht•mot hs ru sh to clo baiLie \dth WorcCl:oh' r's ''red wa\le.'' Our hwtht•r cngint>cr:; from T roy '-(•(·m 111 rt•i~-;n supreme in the role of favorltt·~. hut {'(Inch Pritchard's stal \Hrrts, wilh that juicy und inspirln~ot up..et win over ~ ~ ass. Stntc lulkt•d a\\ny unrler th<"ir rih pad ~ nnd with 11 lot of wi!ll known intestinal for titude, are ready to u~thl ftlr 1!\t'ry bl.rclt of Af::t~ On .\lumn i Firltl. t•rl'liiction!! and previous rt>Cc.rtl~ .1.1(1 hy the boards when tradi · lillnal ri\'als like W. I'. I and R. V. l.
Uona .. Buill \Vcather Station Win~ Yankee lngt.. uuity Prize Soulhhoro Youth Plun"i T o Uc(' OIIH' M (•t<•orolo~i,t. After Grntlu utio n .\Jan W. Ede nf llopkinton, n slentler, lli:SJWllUcll•d ynuth of 18, pul ~40 worth uf prim it lve rnnwrinls into a home built \\Cather ~>Lilt ion and hru. won him"<'H a t:ollef(e education u l \\'orcr~H'r l'olytechnic J nstiLUil'. He- i~ 1hl.s ye;tr's winner of the \\'PI \'nnkrc Ingenuity Scbolar~hi p.
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uut far from leastly, the cuuntry lads play ho"t to tlw hill·ttnd dull•rs from the Coast Guard \cadl•my. \\'hUe this is not a city or a traclitionnl rivalry, the Lwink lin~ lilt':- nf our !'>printer:- aim lo ~how the sailor<. that Lh('y should hnve stuck lu the buunclin~ main. I m.JI!y one (If ea~:h year's bi~!(est .JIIractions \\ill be vrry much in C\ itlc•nce a$ the brotht•r.; wrack lh<!ir l:rains fur something original in thr hne cof C'Cterior di'COrations. In lbl.'ir hunt for n moW, several hnuses have gone overboard. Rumor ha" it that one bouse plans to build an exact replica or lhe wooden horse cttt...,;
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A ~raduate last j une of St. ~ Tark 's School, uuthboro, \\here he was al•o on scholarship for four year11, he h(I'S been interested in wt'ather as long as he can remember He has kept daily records since he was II . See YANKEE INCENUJTY-P••"
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