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10 THE NORMAL RECORD. THE NORMAL RECORD. GEO. HOSLER, June, '03, Hazel Cktslek, Jan., '04,1 ADA Wolcott, June, '03 ) Eva Pekdue, June, '08 Hazei, Calder, June, '03, Inez RrENHART, June, '03, Jessamine Bukk, Jan , '04, Albert Kermode. June, '03.) Frank Rouke, June, '04, j Andrew Soule, June, '03, ED1TOR-1N Chiee Associate Editors Exchanges Alumni Social, Athletics Joshes Business Managers Subscription Manager CLASS REPORTERS. Alice Crawford, Josie Dryer, Maude Mooney, Lois Stilson, Rene Miller, Ray Williams, Bessie Maxwell, Myrtle Smith. Edna Canfleld, ) Edna Reynolds, f Eighth Term Seventh Term Sixth Term Fifth Term Fourth Term Third Term Second Term First Term Training Department COMMUNICATIONS fjr publication are always welcome and should be addressed to the Editor. REMITTANCES and communications concerning advertisements should be addressed to the Business Manager. REMITTANCES and communications concerning subscriptions should be addressed to the Subscription Manager. ANY SUBSCRIBER who fails to receivi the paper at the proper time, will do the management a favor by informing us of the fact at once. TERMS—3S Cents per Term, Payable in Advance. Single Copies 10 Cents Each. Entered at the Chico Postofflce as Second-Class Matter. CHICO, CALIFORNIA, JUNE, 1903. We wish to apologize to our subscribers aud patrons for this small number of Tbe Record. However, we promise to make good our shortage by giving a good commencement number. l"o give a good paper, we must have capital; to have capital — since we are not millionaires, we must economize. The election of Student Body officers will soon take place, and it is high time that electioneering should begin. If the Associated Students wish to remain known aud do business as such, more interest must be evinced in the selection of worthy officers. We do not wish to cast any reflections whatever on our past or preseut officers, but a few minutes thought will show the force of our argument. At the last election, several nominees had no opponents,showing that one of two conditions must have prevailed : Either the Association was perfectly satisfied with the person nominated, or that the nomination was a "cut and dried" affair. But judgiug from the service rendered by our present officers, tbe last named condition could not have been the reason for so few names appearing on the our last ballots. But is it not easy to imagine such a condition? Just suppose, trusting Association, that some scheming students hopiug to gain popularity (?), should work this plan on you; one nominates a person, another immediately races the nominations closed and a third seconds this motion. You blindly vote "nominations closed," and then in spite of the fact the constitution offers you redress, grumble because the officers do not suit yon. If caught in such a trap, profit by the experience, but don't be a knocker. However, be ing caught in such a trap is tbe last thing to expect. The danger in the one nominee plan is that the chance for competition is eliminated where it is needed most. Through it an interest is aroused and maintained that is the vital force of the Association. What is the Association withotrt interest? Look back to our birth as a student body organization and review our first year. Compare it with the past year and then judge for yourselves what interest can do if given an opportunity. Wake up! Be alive! Think, work, and have a say as to who shall fill each position. Don't take any one's word that a certain caudidate is the best man for the place. Have au opinion of your own aud express it. We are sorry we could not follow out our intention of publishing the lectures by Mr. Parker, but lack of funds forced us to omit them. We were also forced to make a very brief review of the lectures by Professors l('errand, Stephens aud Rabbi Voorsanger. Athletics at the Chico State Normal are nearly a thing of the past. Why? Simply because of a lack of interest. Interest has been killed through a lack of funds, due in part to poor management. True it is that the fault — financial embarrassment - is an inherit ed misfortune. Some students feel that this fault of our ancestors has beeu drawn out by the Faculty till its length exceeds that of au octopus' arm, and completely encircles all forms of athletics. But did not (he Faculty have every reason to believe — the Association felt it,too—that unless some decisive measures were taken, our credit with other business institutions was endangered? Their course was
Object Description
Title | The Normal Record. June 1903 |
Original Date | 1903-06 |
Description | The Record. Published by the Associated Students of Chico State College. |
Creator | Chico State College |
Location of Original | Archives |
Call Number | LD723 C57 |
Digital Collection | The Record: Chico State Yearbook Collection |
Digital Repository | Meriam Library, California State University, Chico. |
Description-Abstract | The Record served as both a student magazine and a commencement program for Chico Normal School. In the year 1903 it was published every month - except the Summer months of August and September. |
Date Digital | 2013 |
Language | eng |
Rights | For information on the use of the images in this collection contact the Special Collections Department at 530.898-6342 or email: specialcollections@csuchico.edu |
Format | image/tiff |
Filename | index.cpd |
Description
Title | 1903_06_NormalRecord_016 |
Original Date | 1903-06 |
OCR- Transcript | 10 THE NORMAL RECORD. THE NORMAL RECORD. GEO. HOSLER, June, '03, Hazel Cktslek, Jan., '04,1 ADA Wolcott, June, '03 ) Eva Pekdue, June, '08 Hazei, Calder, June, '03, Inez RrENHART, June, '03, Jessamine Bukk, Jan , '04, Albert Kermode. June, '03.) Frank Rouke, June, '04, j Andrew Soule, June, '03, ED1TOR-1N Chiee Associate Editors Exchanges Alumni Social, Athletics Joshes Business Managers Subscription Manager CLASS REPORTERS. Alice Crawford, Josie Dryer, Maude Mooney, Lois Stilson, Rene Miller, Ray Williams, Bessie Maxwell, Myrtle Smith. Edna Canfleld, ) Edna Reynolds, f Eighth Term Seventh Term Sixth Term Fifth Term Fourth Term Third Term Second Term First Term Training Department COMMUNICATIONS fjr publication are always welcome and should be addressed to the Editor. REMITTANCES and communications concerning advertisements should be addressed to the Business Manager. REMITTANCES and communications concerning subscriptions should be addressed to the Subscription Manager. ANY SUBSCRIBER who fails to receivi the paper at the proper time, will do the management a favor by informing us of the fact at once. TERMS—3S Cents per Term, Payable in Advance. Single Copies 10 Cents Each. Entered at the Chico Postofflce as Second-Class Matter. CHICO, CALIFORNIA, JUNE, 1903. We wish to apologize to our subscribers aud patrons for this small number of Tbe Record. However, we promise to make good our shortage by giving a good commencement number. l"o give a good paper, we must have capital; to have capital — since we are not millionaires, we must economize. The election of Student Body officers will soon take place, and it is high time that electioneering should begin. If the Associated Students wish to remain known aud do business as such, more interest must be evinced in the selection of worthy officers. We do not wish to cast any reflections whatever on our past or preseut officers, but a few minutes thought will show the force of our argument. At the last election, several nominees had no opponents,showing that one of two conditions must have prevailed : Either the Association was perfectly satisfied with the person nominated, or that the nomination was a "cut and dried" affair. But judgiug from the service rendered by our present officers, tbe last named condition could not have been the reason for so few names appearing on the our last ballots. But is it not easy to imagine such a condition? Just suppose, trusting Association, that some scheming students hopiug to gain popularity (?), should work this plan on you; one nominates a person, another immediately races the nominations closed and a third seconds this motion. You blindly vote "nominations closed," and then in spite of the fact the constitution offers you redress, grumble because the officers do not suit yon. If caught in such a trap, profit by the experience, but don't be a knocker. However, be ing caught in such a trap is tbe last thing to expect. The danger in the one nominee plan is that the chance for competition is eliminated where it is needed most. Through it an interest is aroused and maintained that is the vital force of the Association. What is the Association withotrt interest? Look back to our birth as a student body organization and review our first year. Compare it with the past year and then judge for yourselves what interest can do if given an opportunity. Wake up! Be alive! Think, work, and have a say as to who shall fill each position. Don't take any one's word that a certain caudidate is the best man for the place. Have au opinion of your own aud express it. We are sorry we could not follow out our intention of publishing the lectures by Mr. Parker, but lack of funds forced us to omit them. We were also forced to make a very brief review of the lectures by Professors l('errand, Stephens aud Rabbi Voorsanger. Athletics at the Chico State Normal are nearly a thing of the past. Why? Simply because of a lack of interest. Interest has been killed through a lack of funds, due in part to poor management. True it is that the fault — financial embarrassment - is an inherit ed misfortune. Some students feel that this fault of our ancestors has beeu drawn out by the Faculty till its length exceeds that of au octopus' arm, and completely encircles all forms of athletics. But did not (he Faculty have every reason to believe — the Association felt it,too—that unless some decisive measures were taken, our credit with other business institutions was endangered? Their course was |