MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,'' .1941
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Skits;':::::CW.tikiiiiii.'.
Coeds May Join. •
• .We, The Women
Two Sports-Clubs- Offering - An *Alibi -
•
Introduction of board. members,
, .
presentation of skits, explanatiotr - Before We Pounce
of. , activities, folk-dancing . and
a, chance , to join clubs will be in- Today .starts the second year of
eluded in WRA's Sports Rally for daily publication •of the student
freshman women in White Hall newspaper. This column, which
Gymnasium at 1 o'clock today. will ,discuss women's news, made
Board members whom Betty L. its debut as "We, the Women" last
Zeigler '42, WRA president, will year. We feel it fitting to retain
introduce include Patricia Mac- this title.
Kinney '43, vice president; Ber
nice M. Mauer '42, secretary;
Pauline Crc.ssmn '43, treasurer;
Drivas '43. club chairman;
and Crace L. Judge '44, publicity
manager. Each will explain her
duties
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WRA • clubs will present skits
and each president will explain
the purpose and, activities of her
club. Clubs and club presidents
are archery, Josephine H. Beljan
'42; badminton, Marion E. Sper
ling '42; bowling, Anita M. Knect
'42; • dance, •Dorothy C. Ellis •'42;
fencing, D. Elizabeth Rose '42;
golf,
,Marge King 42; outing, Mar
garet K. - Rathelie '44; rifle, Martha
E. Powers '42; swimming, Mary
V. Devling '43; tennis, Ruth J.
Moore '43.
Intramural skits of hockey,
basketball, and softball will be Eighty-five per cent of June
directed by Miss Crossman, man- graduates at UniverSity of Texas
ager. Miss Zeigler will lead folk- , plan to go to work, 10 per cent plan
dancing, assisted by Miss Harriet to marry, 5 per cent plan to return
M. Gray, graduate assistant, Miss home..
Crossman, Miss Devling, Miss
Drivas, Janet V. Holmes. '43 i and transfer students.
Margaret K. Ramelie '44. Freshmen are invited to an ex-
Freshmen may visit club hibition hockey game between
hibits; . talk to c'ub presidents, and sophomore and junior majors on
sign up for two clubs., Refresh- Holmes Field at 4 p. m. Wednes
ments will.be served. - The-Rally day when they may sign up as
will, be, repeated next Monday for players or managers.
PENN STATE VS. COLGATE
OUR FIRST GAME
BRING THE BLUE BAND TO THE COLGATE GAME
SPONSORED BY THE BUFFALO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Net only will we interpret news
as it affects women, but we will
also crusade for projects we feel
necessary for coeds and- reprimand
what we feel alien to the All-Col
lege aim to retain Penn State's
good name.
Women, especially coeds, may
not feel as directly connected with
the world situation as men but the
attitudes we assume are of major
importance during such crises.
It is hard at all times, especially
in uncertain eras, to maintain a
definite view, on all subjects. Too
much happens to alter the outlook.
Elastic policies are almost prere
quisites' for intelligent thinking.
Our policy, therefore, will be to
interpret women's news for the
Women. Our one aim—to stick to
THE 'DAILY COLLEGIAN
,
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(vient :Entertain 350 n
o Hours
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• . WSGA - Annuces .
At Freshman Tea Today
8 p. m. Schuman Symphony No.
Approximately 350 coeds attend- ' for Women Students 3. Lab) concerto in D. WQXR.
ed the tea given yesterday by 9p. m. Lux theater, WCAU. •
Cwens, sophortiore women's -hon- • Jean Babcock '42, • WSGA pt'esi- 9p. m. Hollywood production,
orary, as a part of their freshman dent, has announced that freshman CBI,.
orientation program. women will be granted 9 o'clock 10 p. m. Raymond Gram Swing,
permissions Monday and Tuesday commentator, WOR.
Margaret R. Roberts, senior ad- evenings, and upperclass women 10 p. m. Orson Welles, WCAU.
visor, and Louise M. Fuoss. junior 11 o'cloCks. 10:30 p. m. National Radio Forum,
advisor, former Cwen .presidents,
poured arid H. Anne Carruthers '44 vitations. 11:30 p. m. Music You Want,
furnished background music. Other orientation projects un- KDKA.
Committee chairmen were Ruth dertaken by Cwens were helping 11:45 p. m. Xavier Cugat, WOR.
L. Popp, food; Marion C. Dough- at registration, SU dances, Rec Hall
erty, decorations; Jeane L. Ward, mixer and welcoming freshman —READ THE COLLEGIAN •
dishes, and Mary. Louise Keith, in- coeds as they arrived. CLASSIFIEDS
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