The Freshman was a weekly, student newsletter issued on Mondays throughout the academic year. The newsletter included calendar notices, coverage of campus social events, lectures, and athletic teams. The intent of the publication was to create unity, a sense of community, and class spirit among first year students. Stories include a notice about the change of shoes issues as part of military uniforms

Davis, William H.

DeCourcy, Edward

Hefler, Roger H.

Hersey, Thomas M.

Lyon, Alpheus

Ramsey,  Check

Sanders, Irene

Scully, Hazel

Siegal, Harold

University of Maine Class of 1934

English

University of Maine

The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine General University of Maine Publications University of Maine Publications 5-4-1931 The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 15 University of Maine Class of 1934 Edward DeCourcy Editor-in-Chief Irene Sanders Associate Editor Harold Siegal Sports Editor Alpheus Lyon Personal Editor See next page for additional authors Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications  Part of the Communication Commons, and the Higher Education Commons Repository Citation University of Maine Class of 1934; DeCourcy, Edward; Sanders, Irene; Siegal, Harold; Lyon, Alpheus; Scully, Hazel; Davis, William H.; Hersey, Thomas M.; Hefler, Roger H.; and Ramsey, "Check", "The Freshman, vol. 1, no. 15" (1931). General University of Maine Publications. 2375. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications/2375 This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in General University of Maine Publications by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact um.library.technical.services@maine.edu. Authors University of Maine Class of 1934, Edward DeCourcy, Irene Sanders, Harold Siegal, Alpheus Lyon, Hazel Scully, William H. Davis, Thomas M. Hersey, Roger H. Hefler, and "Check" Ramsey This newsletter is available at DigitalCommons@UMaine: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/univ_publications/2375 ( ~ '--~ ·(: ~ -:~----_______ ...._ __ ~_____, ____ _ _, VOL. I MONDt Y -LM-f~"I 4 t._1_8_3_1_______ __ . _NQ· :i~ .. ~ THE FRESI-P~AN Published WOGkly by tho Class of 1934 at the University of Maine S':l.1.AFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF !:_:; TJ\t~ S A~") . .5 ·y\/;~ \Y\ -PS Dl-- E F2 l f'J G- t-/ t G.- \7: Edward DeCou:rcy 206 6Jak Hall Allowlng the De ring High ASSOCIATE EDITOR e.indor men but 16½ points, tho Irene Sandorn 20 Forest Ave frcsbrnan track to.am co~pletely SPORTS EDI'l1 CR swamp0d thoi"r:i opponents with Harold Scignl 409 B.H.H. 109½ points aaut Saturday ~orn• -=-=-~-=---<·"'·- _-_ .EERl:i illli.L EDIT_OR _ _Jr.g _011 __ -6:}~"JJEJ Fie ld~(t _ D~~~ .. Fay~! ___ _ Alphous · Lyon 204 Oak Hall working against hi -s Alrr1a -- Nrat'c-r ·---'---" EDITORIAL DRITER again collected high honors _H~~~l Scully Colvin H~ll taking six fi rst places and one .--, .:..: · · .. : J <•::.-·AR'V'. E-D,I,'rOR -. · - third place to sc0To 31 P,Oln'.t.$ .. ,,._ .. __ iiJ\ttl{liar, 1i-: ·:oa.:~f;is· ·210 oni: : I-Iall Don 7 s scoru noar1y doublod:·:-,~~~~; ·1 BUSTIJESS :nANltGER .· mt,tiQ "by ;--;tho. onti:r:o __ oppos~ng ,:::- ~. - . i : 'Tl16masi ~~. Ho:r_:so·y_- ;_ 20:2 Oak . Hall - ,• . . to'c1m Ph'i l' '·Parsons··, wa:s s,eoonca .. - •· ·;•,··. ,. ,,, ;CIHCUIA1l'TQN l"PJ-!AG BR ·.h~~h·,po~~t Trih_ of tlle /ro~ff1f~t, : __ ~9.g:?·r: _[.HofJ.oArD;• ·-v;r.:·S\ E.·R: ?,9~, O~~ Ha11: t: 10 po~J'.\~ ~ ·; tp ~~s ·:C.ff~Jt, J~,~:~~-:n~.··: 1 two , .. f:.,:;,rs t .s :.and:, •OnC.: .:SO-~on~., t _. •· · ·- :'" '. 11 ChGck 1j Ram soy Doering failod to tci:k;~ -~6nE5' · ------...... ---, · · .. . .. ·· ---- - · ·-··· ---~- -·· --·· flr st ·-J>"Itrccf, .. ti.na·-- t nJry ··on-i-y----- .. . ,,,.,. .. · Coach :· -;B:t.lJ K(myon usod sovon pitcho~~ in an effort to chock tho ,r. -G, I. baseball t0arn on Alurrini :Piold Saturday · aft ornoon wh0n they faced tho J'aino· Frosh, but tho gamo vJOnt to tho vis i _t -ors by tho count :l4~6 • ... : The :mon who saw service on the mQlino. -- .for, the -pa le blue .. wo_r-e, __ G;r~clisnky; Hoe ld,., . sc~_ar.l e:,s, Gray, ~ty.oiy;• J\t t .r:L-dge,, and , l1opo1esky,~-- :, ln,.;xpoi'ioncv pla•yod . iJts . pi. ~t,. ;tn..: _ -tl-i-e. rntl1Q . d 0 f o [,_ t • --_ ...1. t _o.,ok tl1roo seconds one of :; ~rrh.ic:b: · t-·was·· a _ t:io --·w1tn:·-.- :;r,- ·M2~1rro ·rii'a'it; . --·-- ·--·-l I : . . . Surhmary.: '. ~00 ' ya:rd :da..s~;, Parsons M., Davis :1 M. Warren, Mo; .~ 220; yard g.ash:, ·· _,:~-~p,,s'.op.:~_"" M, U'l.vis, M>' War-ron, M .. ; ·• tirne--' 23 3/5 socondse _- . 120 yard} :high ltrurdlb-s\, Doughc:bty.,; '.M.,, Hobson ., D.., Wil..- -• · cox., D; timo a'7 3/5 seconds ·. ~2-0 -ya:rq. low hu:rdle,~J '. ·· Ho.rdis on, M, Poug]:1orty i M, -· Hq_bson, D; t-ime . 27 4/5: > ,- -- · . i . _ ,, 880., yard run: . Go-~b.ott.,., -M, :Hf1rvcy., .M, Aaskovi ,_: n , 2,.;14 9/ 0 ,:· ..  ::~}~~i:!.~~::,t•·  ,.,--THIS GAME OF CHEA 1rI1~G Several weeks ago a committ• ee of freshmen technology stu-dents and faculty Members was chosen· to work on the problem of cheating, and to try to find a solution for ito Because of the size and importance of the question and because t 11~·e • .ll com-mittee was chasen rather late in the year a solution w:i.11 prob-ably not be reached this year. However, there is no reason why the corrmittee should not continue its work next fall just wh0r·e they leave off in June. This business of cheating has bad e f fects both on the University and on the individual. Judging students as they do on · th~ir e~arnination marks, the ....__ _ __,___==o:-JL)) l vers i ty sends out students whose- rrf..i'ilts--·in,-e -fair. and in sonie cases good. These students those of them who have gone ' · through college with cribs on their cuffs, get responsible positions.$ Being un.able to get any aid from their cribbed cuffs _ .or from hints of Jnforrria tion written on the faces of their wat~hes they cannot fill the position properly, and the rep-utation of the University goes dowp,, Cheating also cheats the cheaters parents, for the fol~ low who is working his own v:ay very seldom !C'heats. Parents -who pay for a fellow's college education expect him to em0rge with a knowledge of the sub-jects he has studied, and if he cribs his way through he will not have tha, t know ledge " 1.I1here is no need: of enumer-!ting here the res.sons v1hy ~cheat-ing in e·xa.mi.ns. tionfi is cheating one's s:elf., Every one knows that it 1,s d-angeroue ly true• VOTE Fros bmon ~s'hould 7'otnorobo~ election dn.y for rriaJ'flagors- and f!-Ssistant r1ana.gors next Tue ~-@ y ,. J'l. nurnbor 0£' rr0m~:>crs of ou~ ·a:J;aias: have boon out day aftoli day working ha:cd so that thoy Wi ll be a ble to hav0 n chance to · bocoFo managers in thoir junior or senior voars. Of dcourso, it will ~o diificult for those of us who have not actually soon tho boys at work to toll -who is most dosarvfung ~n~ best fitted for the pos~ itions, but wo OUBht to make an honest effort to soc who th~ best ~an is, and vote for h~. . -PIRE A short vvhi lo ago tho . 11 C,:,mpti-a carr ied an oditorail doclar~ ing that firo protection 1n tho dormitori1;.;s is not what it should bo •· We think that thi$ fact is dD.m.,g-:;rously truo, and that an effort should be made to provido adequate protection. Particularly th~ oldor buildl►-ings arc dang crous, Bud Brunn, a.spirir1g fresh-man te·nnis pl.a ye~, show0d hirr-se lf t o be slightly Tildenish when ho becarre one of the t wo singles winnors in the match with Bates Saturday. The match went to Batos by a score of 5-4. Brunn als-o was a mom ... bar of one of tho two winning doubles teams. Freshmen are doing bigx things in tennis. Kent Bradbury is ~anagor, CO-EDS 7T) -r1:~KE ·p;-\ RT· \ I'.\ A R..C f·-1 ~ RY ltl U RJ\/ / ~ / Miss Lengyel and her clas-ses in archery ha~o boon in~ v1htcd to compete in an archery tournament which will bo given at the Bangor country club later this spring. All of those girls interostod should · s 'C~ e--- n-::~ - -L"'engy e 1 and try to get extra practice. 1 ,.lW c.~ Hc>c· s ·-, o 13E P.AF2 r ·--\...! ._) . 1:- . OF MI LI TI.\R.. '< VNi FOR.\VI I The military uniforms next yonr will bo altered slightly from the rogudation uniform used this year. To da to only o·ne oha.gge has been made, and that is tho wuaring of low shoos in place of the high ones used this y ear. The rnilitary department is also considering a change in head gear, but no definite announcement of what the change will bo l:, as boon made as yet.-'y 'c "0 , ,,. e.T ,v, € 1.;T "" c? r o *", u ,~, e c .. The .Froshw:m 11 Y11 Cabinet meets again on Tuesday afte:r• noon in tho .~·1 .G.A. Building. I I i ' ~!t;~t-rr~~- -~- 1/\~f~:-~·:_,~-:~:--p, ~r•~'.;,t _..,. ...:- . ' ... ~~ . MA"i'-~!., sWAMT?'S __ D£E ,~-fN.<; Hi & t,➔_-. ( Co·ntinuod fr-om P·a:ge· l ) 4-40 ya.rd :rtun , O ' C onne l 1, l\cl,, · Hildreth,, M,. Hamstrom D,.. -- 'l'imo 53 3/5 Shot Put : Hi 11., M, R'Qg'e:JrS 1 M, Favor, M1. 43 ft" Broad Jump• Favor ,- M,_. _ .. vale ox, D' tie Goddard :n ,. itttil~ Dougherty, _ M. 19 ft. l i n~ Ja volin, Favor; M, MaStil4-.i \. ings, M, oberts, D, 145 ft . 1 in~ Pole Vault, Favor, M, Black,, M, WilEox, D., 10 ft~ 1 in-, . High jump, Fa VO!' j M,, tie Hi ldrcth., M, and Goddard,. D. 5 ft. 4 in" Hammor Tb.rovv, Favor, ~:~, Parsons, M, Aldrich~ M, 154 ft. 11 in. Discus, Favor i.1, Rogers • M, Roberts., D. 111 foot, 3 in. -E3t~oNf~~ -- ,. [2+S HE ~;~-'-1 -s,ARt ~t)t~ tor~ W£·E" ·K Junior Week, which -starts on Thursday of this week, will bo ushered in by the Masque . pros onta tion of H Broken Dishes u ,~ .An oxpo.ricnced cast has boon shoson, and has been working under the direction of Prof. r. .. ~ark Bai loy of tho public speaking d e partment. H01\/0/t: DAY. MAY 11 Chapel on May 11 will be Scholarsh ip Rccognltion Day CX• ercises at ·which time awards of -honors for tho year will be made, All a ssig-mrnonts for the 1935 Handbook should b.c :tn by May 8th. This tit is important. in oi'dot> to ,g-e t t hQ bo-ok · out op t i ~o. •·· . · i-

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