)94.GE
side Sessions
List 34 Speakers
With 34 professors and acimin-
Vrators making 103 speeches, 36
d'rattern.ities and dormitories are
torticipating in the annual PSCA
Fireside Sessions.
Beginning last wilek, the ses
ftions will continue for two months.
'J'h.ey are being arranged by the
( ~; :ecutive members of the Fine
ride Sessions committee who in
clude David E. Garfinkle Jr. '44,
ehairman, Kenneth D. Bair '43,
)Vtary E. Sheffer '43, and David
I', Back '44.
Mlward D. Ardery, colonel of
4.1 . 1 e corps of engineers, will speak
at Alpha Gamma Rho tonight on
"The College ROTC in Wan. Time."
Clifford R. Adams; instructor of
education and psychology, will dis-;
cuss "Adjustments. in Sex and
karri age .at the Burr-Nitt, Club
tomorrow.
Next week's sessions . include
,Vtonday, Howdrd R. Cottam, as
oZociate professor of rural soci
ology, at Cris Hall, "Marriage and
Courtship Problems"; William V.
t)ennis Sr., professor of rural so
ciology, at Alpha Omicron. Pi;
"Drink and Morals"; D. Ned Line
rar,- associate secretary of PSCA,
r . ll. Alpha Chi Rho, "Is It Enough
To Stop Hitler?"
Mary Jane Meany '45, who was
Hedged last night by Phi Mu, was
imintentionally omitted from Mon
chy's piadge list.
Cast your ballot for Senior
Queen in Old Main today.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
YOB. SALE—Near combination
• radio and victrola, cabinet mod
e). Priced reasonably. Call 338
A ihertotr. itch 17, 18. 19 0.
,03'1'—nt Sparks Last Wednesdati•,
green anti black pen. 'gold band,
I;roan point, green ink. Reward.
C;ilJ. .r3.f.ch,hke, Eng. Comp. Bldg.
itch 17, 1 1 3, 19 B.
..! (y.,.r
Wilt person. who took
);teen topcoat from Sparks Phone 4060
lluilding return same to 415 East _ _ _
!INN ter
WAN'l'ED—Second hand
size 38, 40
Colt .7im,2643
Reasonable pricx.
3tpd 18. 19. 20 D
LOST—One pair handball gloves Rid, e , .w an t e d
iii Rec Hall Tuesday night. Re
turn '7,3 Pastor Korte. Reward. F.W—Philadelphia. Leave Friday
itch RS or Saturday. Call Barbara, 127
Ath. Hail. 2tpd 13, 19 W.
aOOO Beautiful ededs want dates for RW—Lehighton or vicinity. Leave
Penn State's famous Dry Dock Friday, February 20, morning
this Saturday. Call one now, and or noon Call Bayer, 4350.
:, , ,_.fierve a table at ST.T. 2tpd 18, 19 D.
Voiw itintsit iiits quality Coca Co
Sta.,. Conege
WSGA Asks Coed Voting; Schedules Dates
Women Will Cast
'Queen' Ballots
All coeds were requested last
night to participate in prelimin
ary elections for Senior Queen in
the first floor lounge ; Old Main,
from B a. m. to 5 p. m. today, by
Jean Babcock '42, WSGA presi
dent.
Ballots will be counted by Mor
tar Board members and Miss Nina
M. Bentley, assistant to the dean
of women. The winner, to be 4n.
nounced at Senior Ball, will be
chosen at final elections Tuesday
from three coeds remaining from
preliminaries.
Dorothy L. Jones, sophomcale,
senator, was placed in - charge- of
posting election hours in down
town' dormitories: Catdidates in
elude Joyce L. Brayton; Florence
K. GOII, E. Louise Hack, Dorothy
J. Johnson, Betty M. Martin, and
Barbara Torrence.
Nazi Youths
Teach Profs
"Since the reign of Hitler the
attitude of German students has
changed from taking advice of
professc•rs to telling them how to
run the university," said Dr. Ho
ward E. Yarna,ll, instructor in
German. in Atherton Hall's Fire
side Session last night.
In his discussion of "My Ex
periences as a Student in Ger
many," Dr. Yarnall contrasted
educationaq conditions before and
after Hitler. He said that there
is a marked decrease in the num
ber of women students, in accord
with the Nazi belief that woman's
place is the home.
"Majority of women who at
tend college are from families
having !ntellectual tradition and
moderato income," Yarnall stated.
WANTED.—Reliable coed to care
for children Tuesday afternoon.
2 tch 18,19,R5. LOST—Black pocketbook in Car-
negie Hall or New Physics. Con
tuxedo, tains personal articles of value. Re-
'turn to Ruth Davey c/o Student
Union, 2tch 19,20 M
You sense in ice-cold Coca-Cola a thing that is good
pure, wholesome drink with the quality of genuine good
ness. Coca-Cola delights your taste r gratifies your thirst and
leaves you happily refreshed.
titE, DAIE.Y ' coLugralitc.o
U.Jey JILe Tiloine it
Panhel—Ribbons.
Or Blackballs?
A slap on the back or a slap
in the face—Panhel has earned
both this year. '
Before handing out ribbons and
blackballs to Panhellenic Council,
we should consider it as a heter
ogeneous group of Greeks attempt
ing to act as a homogeneous one.
So far as debating and forget
ting individual house representa
tion, Panhel acts with merit. As
a defense action, council members
voted to reduce inforthal party
budgets . ss each. This money plus
an additional sum froM the trea
sury will prOvide a $ . 10 . 0 deferise
bond and a coed scholarship.
Disagreement arises when prob
lems pertinent to rushing are
brought before the council. After
vague consideration, a more vague
motion is passed, recorded in the
minutes, and remembered by all
except guilty houses. Innocent
ignorance is inevitably the plea
preSented to Panhellenic Judiciary
Board.
• A member of one campus house
disregarded limited contact by
playing bridge in the Salndwich
Shop with a frosh rushee. Another
Greek phoned for a basketball
date at noon when Panhel stated
that dates should not be made un
til 6:30 p. m. Still another soror
ity woman talked with rushees
during strict silent period. - Each
offender was from a different
house and would have burned had
she. witnessed the same acts.
Panhellenic s rushing code has
received the acid test of exper
ience and has been revised an
nually, but it , still inadequately
covers arising disputes. Since
any code seems to have discrep
ancies, the plausible solution
seems to lie in additional cooper
ation of every house since each
is -responsible for successful sor
ority rushing and relations.
2tch 19,20 DIV
2tch 19,20 MD
RW (2)—Pittsburgh. Leave Friday
at 4 n. m. Return Sunday. Call
163 Ath Hall. 2tpd 18, 19 M.
RW—Philadelphia. Leave Friday
afternoon. Call Foley, 2426.
2tpd 18. 19 Z.
RW—Philadelphia. Leave Friday
afternoon. Return Sunday. Call
Dick Pease, 2171. 2tpd 19, 20
RW "Pittsburgh or Charleroi.
Leave Friday, 4 p. m. Return
Sunday. Call Carl, 10 Jordan Hall.
2tpd . 19, 20 W.
=31121215
of tlift
Mass Meeting
Will Be March 10
WSGA Senate decided at a meet
ing last night to hold this year's
elections on the following days:
mass meeting, Tuesday, March 10;
preliminaries, Thursday, March 12;
and finals, Tuesday, March 17.
WFtA elections will be scheduled
for the same dates.
Senior Ball hours were set for a
3 o'clock Friday and a 1 o'clock
Saturday, after a motion by Anne
M. Borton, senior senator, and a
second by Margaret K. Sherman
'43, WSGA vice-president.
Sunday night hours will remain
unchanged.
Miss Sherman announced that
blood donors' petitions will be dice•
in the dean of women's office by 5
o'clock, today. The - deadling, was
shifted from last Tuesday to•today
because few petitions have •been
submitted.
Opinions Vary
At Art Panel
Opinions on art, music, and crea
tive writing from controversial
viewpoints were discussed at the
panel discussion, sponsored by Pi
Lambda Theta, women's , education
honorary, last night. R. Helen
Gordon '42, president, was chair
man.
Harold E. Dickson, fine arts de
partment; Hummel Fishburn, mu
sic department; and Joseph J. Rub
in, English composition depart
ment, followed their five_ minute
speeches with an informal discus
sion prompted by audiehce ques
tion's:
Possible integration of the fields
was advocated. It was suggested
that removing the artificial at
mosphere from arts would encour
age student interest.
35 Students, Profs
Attend Talent Night
Thirty-five home economics stu
dents and faculty members attend
ed the annual talent night spon
sored by Home Economics Club in
Grange playroom last night..
Leon Rabinowitz '43, Dry Dock
master of ceremonies, was pres
ent to scout for talent. He said that
monologists showed particular tal
ent and will be contacted, for pos
sible Dry Dock entertainment.
-E. L. F
Call 3939
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1942
Di rector Shows
Co&vie In Home Pc:
Bramble In Forestry
In this topsy-turvy world, even
the education system is getting
things mixed up. "Cologne"
scents the home economics "ddpart
ment, "Cook" flalvors the econ
omics department, and "Carpen
ter" pounds away with psychol
ogy cohorts, according to the Col
lege directory.
Miss Rose . M. Cologn't is assis
tant professor of home economics;
Franklin H. Cook is an economics
instructor; and Clarence R. Car-
penter ,is an associate professor
of psychology.
Some relationship can be. seen
in a, "Bramble" in forestry, an
"Ash" in the petroleum refining
laboratory, and
,a "Cannon" in
chemistry. William C. Bramble
teaches forestry, and' Thomas. L.
Cannon,. chemical engineering,
while. Harold G. Ash is technician
in the petroleum laboratory.
The polls - will he open until 5
p. m. Vote for your choice for Sen
ior Queen.