FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1943
Code To Regulate
Candidates, Cliques
(Continued from page one)
. of the amount for purposes other
Irk nominees or a party platform
Only after it has filed a complete than those stated above.
Membership list specifying the of-: Method of Election
tidal• clique chairnian and other Article Vll—The candidate re
officers together, with the seines- ceiving a plurality of
.votes cast
ter• of each• clique member. This for the office shall be elected.
joist must be filed at. Student Only, clique chairmen may wit
lort:hy 5. p. tn. November , 2. Addi-, ness the vote counting.
Hopei names may. be
,filed only. Penalties will be levied, by the
with the permission of the Elee-. Elections Committee at a closed
pens Committee chairman , . session after the hearings. •
Milked of Nomination . . .• Eligibility to Vote •
:Atrticle• V—Any: regtxlar. student Article VIII—An official voting
meeting , the above requirements of registration will take Place Octo
scholarship and semester rank will ber 29 'and, 30 • at. the College re
be-eligible for. nomination' of pre- gistration for the Fall semester.
silent.. or treasurer" of his res- Each student shall fill out a form
peetivesernester. ' - • . which 'wiir be filed• by the' ElecL
tions Committee and used to check
be - nominated, a candidate
irtm6,r6freive.&pitiraiiti; i. e;, more off vofers. This registration list
o ffk shall be- official. • •
votes for. that particular
than any other , candid'atei of vot;• Any student 'registering late or
es cast • by the= * clique of "which-he who
. for:other- reasons has not
. filV
is? recognized-member. - ed':out:an official registration , card
The clique chairmari Will sub- may vote upon presentation. of a
; Mit the names of all 'Clique. nomi- note' from: the' office- of his school
nees,„ tabulated. Ott a sine & t je ti.: stating that he is' a reegularlY et''
thin signed-b „him, tO:Stirderit rolled. undergraduate 'me stating
lon. by IslOvenibei' 2: the *seinester in which
,his college
dicssy prints -of each :candidate credits rank him. He will - then. fill
must accompany th 6 h otr ii n a•tib r ig out his registration card at the
'petitioh: — """ ' - polls, signed' by'' a• member of the
School councils.. shaltlioldielee, Elections Committee.
tions in•the mariner prestyibed by Only undergraduate students
the .. . respective councils. All. school Will be eligible to vote, i. e., those
. :c.puncils! -elections shall be sub_ who paY their own fees. ••
jetzt - to ,approval , by the ElectionS ' Students must present matricu-
COrrimittee. lation cards at the' poll's for furth
;*lkodst of Campaigning, el- . identification.
amount not ex- Party: Affiliations
„ 'eeeaing $1.5. may be spent by. each Article IX—Party affiliations of
clique. for publicity. purposes (uy . _ each-candidate will be placed• upon
ChaSe• - of signs,• handbills, cardsy the ballots. - It is - necessary , for
public" announcernent.S.) . • . _ each candidate to have a party
This fund•.shall.bwcollected , by affiliationt:
' "the .clique and will not healloca- Typed' lists• of all :voters will be
• ted 'from any. College . fond ..given, to clique chairman - or di•
-
.The -Elections Committe • will que • secretary• every hour during"
Print sufficient official elections voting • Inn
posters•lotnatilly:and , remind , stUd;•- :Violations% • • •
Cuts , of ..the.voting - time and candi- Article , X—Perialties
datei. ThCse:together"With - .Colle;
giare and clique.publicity' Will be
they only; permissible type of Opeh,
publicity. -
committee will meet with
candidates at 5 p. m. Wednesday,
..lSiOiTtuber%lo to answer any ques
fipiiis..and to hear. any.. complaints
• popeerning , code- violations:. They
, meet with„ andidates again
- after the clostriiiihf the polls and
hefore the cOtAtiligl of votes No
vember 12400:4),,further corn
`-plaints:wit triheard:' .
Werise. account
,rnixaf be .. tur4e .
tont by, noonTriday November 12
4:or1411e apPr6y,al;.of . 'ilee Elections
•Coirmiittee, "::This budget - Must
kale "the ntethOd of collection; and
.amoUnf received,
totiethev.,lpth.;all clique expendi
tures. To . ;be cOnsidered valid this
plidgetmust• be signed by the cli
que chairMaii-:end secretary.
kj The' Elections Committeereser
vek-1 the -oright - to. penalize any ,cli
que "for •• overexpenditure -or use
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THE COLLEGIAN
Seniors Must Obtain
Availability Statements
All graduating seniors who ex
pect to accept a position in any
business or industry will be re
quired to have statements of avail
ability from the government,
George N. P. Leetch, director of
the College Placement Service,
stated. '
The Placement Service has made
it possible 'for seniors to get these
certificates prior to graduation.
Leetch urges that they apply
within the next few days, as the
service desires to avoid the last
minute rush.
more than 28 or less than 14 vot
ed shall be inflicted upon any cli
que and candidates found guilty of
any of the following violations.
Final judgment will be made by
the Elections Committee.
1. • Electioneering by clique
members in any part of Old Main
while voting is in progress.
2. Candidates in the Sandwich
Shop during voting other than to
cast their own ballots.
3. Buying of votes.
4. Destruction or defacing of
property, such as campaign plac
ards, etc., and any public or pri
vate buildings.
5i Cars to • transport voters to
the polls.
Voters violating voting ethics,
such as voting twice, allowing
votes to be bought, voting under
false pretenses, etc., shall be dealt
with by Student Tribunal.
Emergency Changes
Article Xl—Since the Constitu
tion calls for organization of stud
ent government at :the beginning
of . each semester rather. than at
the end of the preceding term, the
Elections Committee reserves the
right to alter its' code- in case of
emergency after Cabinet has dis
banded or before a new Cabinet is
formed:: SuCh Flianges - - shall lie
subject to , the approval .J3f- the.
deans of men and- Women. and ex
officio, members of Cabinet.
4 Journalism Students Win Prizes;
Get Honorable Mention In. Contest
Smith Fills CA
Secretary Post
James T. Smith has been ap
pointed executive secretary of the
Penn State Christian Association,
filling the vacancy left by the res
ignation of Harry. W. Seamans in
July.
Mr. Smith, who comes to Penn
State from California, arrived. in
town last Monday to assume his
new duties as head of the PSCA.
The son of a Kansas minister,
Mr. Smith has been active in stu
dent religious work since his un
dergraduate days at Kansas. Wes
leyan University, where. he was a
member• of the YMCA cabinet and
president of Epworth Leagues at
college.
While at Wesleyan he served as
delegate to the Rocky Mountain
Student Conference, National
Methodist Youth Council,„ and
Central Kansas Conference,. and
was , an assistant to• the minister of
the University church and assis
tant dean and manager of a. large
Epworth League Institute. He was
graduated in 193 . 7 with. honors.
The following• year he entered
Yale Divinity. School and after
three years of extensive study he
received a graduate degree in the
field of religious leadership in col
leges and universities. During his
Yale days, Mr. Stnith. gained prac
tical kno*ledge. in this field
through his work with boys at the
New Haven YMCA and as associ
ate director of Welcome Hall, a
community. center for the, under
privileged. He alsO' Served. for a
brief period as vocational guidance
counselor of the New Haven adult
guidance service.
Please wait for the hum of the dial
tone before you dial especially
when using a public telephone!
Please be brief when making calls
from public telephones during the
rush hour 7 to 8 p. m.
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OF PENNSYLVANIA
Winners in the student advertis
ing contest, conducted annually by
the Interstate Advertising Man
agers Association for advanced ad
vertising students in journalism at
the College, were announced re
cently at the association's fall
meeting in Philadelphia.
First award went to Elaine J.
Cox, second award to June G.
Baily, third award to Nancy And,
Pagliante, and fourth to William
Schabacker.
Elaine D. Gilbert and Richard E.
Marsh received honorable men
tion.
Awards were chosen from more
than 20' entries and were for the
best advertising presentations, in
cluding plans, copy and layout.
Recognition to winners was made
in the form of certificates of merit
with cash prizes of $25 and $l5 to
the first two Winners,. and $5 t each
to the third and fourth winners.
The board• of judges, headed by
David• Knipei, advertising manager
of the Bethlehem Globe-Times, also
included George Steele of the
Philadelphia Bulletin, Chauncy
Eanes of the Chester Times; Clar
ence Hess of the. Upper Darby.
News, and .lioward Berky of the
North Penn Reporter ; Lansdale.
Prof. Donald• W.. Davis, repre
senting the department of journal
ism, attended the meeting and ac
cepted the awards on behalf•of- the
winning students. -- The association
voted' to continue• the contest
La Vie DistributiotDelayed
Delivery of La. Vie eopigS has
been delayed so:that distribution
of the yearbooks will not start .un
til October 11 at 9 aun., the Ath
letic Association announced.
It's very considerate the way
young folks park along the coun
try roads these autumn days—to
save gas.
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