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UP B 1 STUDENT copsen.
Matteis of importance and interest
to the student body pew transacted
and discussed at the meeting of Stud
ent COUI.II /oat Tuesdoy et ening Dr
I I, Foster, Chair man of the Faculty
Committee on the proposed ',motional
guidance prog
ram. spoke to the mem
bet s ptesent and enlisted their aid
In placing this work before the stud
cnt body. Inasmuch as this conference
clll be one purely intended for stud
ents, a student committee pill be in
ch lig, of that phase of the program
sod is 111 cooperate with the 'faculty
committee In limiting It it sueeess The
committee that has been appointed con
sists of stay Baer '22, chairman, A.
G Pratt 21, S 1. Boggs '23, F. NI
Illtts 'll, and II B. George '22.
The mattot of the proposed memorial
tablet for the Penn State men nho Clod
in the serilee one also brought up and
it nits decided that Penn State should
begin attite nork In PtePdchtg such
a memorial. Committees appointed to
talccharge of the campaign were as
Lotions. Design—F G Church '2l,
cbahman, H AI. Parent '2l, and 1..
Al Steiner, president of the Rehabili
tation Club Subscrlption• K. R Stark
'2l, chairman, R. R Burtner '22, and
F. H. Lemchner '2l
OFFICIAL OF LOCOMOTIVE
On Friday, February eighteenth, at
four-thirty In the afternoon, MI L L '
Palk, Superintendent of Welfare of the
American Locomotive Commas, will
ape sit In Room 200, Eng D on "The
Development of the Locomotive... Oils
talk st 11l be one of unusual interest and
should prose to be a great attraction
to the engineering students Mr Park
will also speak in the evening under
rho auspices of the Y. M. C. A
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BE CONFERENCE SPEAKER
The dit color of the coming Vocational
Conference for Women was notified re
cently that Miss Elizabeth Dyer, of
the Carnegie Institute of Technology,
will dell% or an address on ...Salesman
ship' at the conference Miss Dyer is
the head of her department at Carnegie
Tech and is well qualified to inform
Penn State v.omen of the opporutni
ties for women In this ever-nidening
field
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Matinee Daily
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Children 20c
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Show Lasts
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Matinee Daily at Two
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In
"THE KID"
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"PASSION"
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So swiftly moving in its intimate scenes and mighty dramatic crises
Breath-catching Thrills! , Stupendous Panoramas!
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- Lave—Laughter—Tears
The Acme, _of. Di amatic Art
Friday, February 11, 1921
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