.FRPAY, NOVEMBER 5,
.1943
• Sicitemento
By SERENE T. ROSENBERG
You've heard about the sad ratio
of. the new freshman' .class; '.some'-
one told you there wouldn't be
any more Froth, and if you're .a
coed, a brand 'new freshman •or
'otherwise, :You've handed in: your
ration:hoolc and 'are now. waiting
.patiently for 'the time - You ean eat.
But cheer uo'—the first - week is al=
%trays tne hardest: and some nf. the
freshman Men are pretty'big.
CAMPUS CALENDAR
Today
Today.
/ Worship commission of PSCA,
304 Old 'Main, - 5:30 p.m. - •
Tomorrow
• Playnite, White Hall,. 7-10 p.m..
Air Corps kormal,:Rec•Hall, 8-12
p.m.
Penn State in China luncheon,
Nittany Lion Inn, 12-30-2 p.m.
PSCA Cabinet retreat
rear of Old Main, 2:30 p.m
Sunday
Chapel, Schwab . Auditorium, 11
a.m.
Lion Clique meeting, 318 Old
Main, 7:30 p.m.
Monday
College Symphony Orchestra,
117 Carnegie Hall, 7 p.m.
Freshman Women's Forum will
meet 304 Old Main, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday
Alpha Lambda Delta mass meet
ing for , freshman coeds, 10 Sparks,
7:30 p.m.
• Forwri:-Council meeting for sec-,
cind'iseakestei , "freshmen, - 304 Ofd
• Vairf;- 730 . pi m. . • '
l ';'ll*'-Medical Society meeting, 110
Hoine'Economics, 8. p.m.
Hockey practice, 4:20-.:30.
Wednesday
..• , . .
Blue .1 1 . .c . 1 - ,,pr4ctiFe.: 117 car
•
Men's debate tryouts for fresh
menandupperclassmen, 316
Sparks,. 7 p.m. •
Hockey practice, 4:20-5:30.
Thursday
Regular rehearsal' of College
Choir, • 117: Carnegie •Hall, - • '7:30-0
Hockey practice,' 4:20-5:30. •
Chapel. Choir rehearsal, Came
e Ha]'• 7:30 o. m.
New under-arm
Cream .DeOdorant
-sczfely
Stops Perspiration
LTril
1. Does not rot dresses or men's
shirts. Does not irritate skin.
2. No waiting to dry. Can be used
. right after shaving.
3. I nstantlystops perspiration for
1 to 3 days. Prevents odor.
4. A
. pure, white,. greaseless,
stainless vanishing cream.
5. Awarded Approval Seal of
American Institute of Launder ,
41- for being h
1.1 -lave you thought of .making
.your semester
,• resolution of
;finding security' for .your • re
:ligious: convictions as well as a
joyous Christian fellows hi p
iftmong other studenti?
•
' STUDENT RECEPTION
;.`Fridays , lTilvemberAtMl.
. . . .
8./0
For . Freshmen Only . .
:NOW • that -registration is over,
sou 1987 strong" can 'sit back in
your -respective rooms' :and take
. yOur . rightful place •a 8 the class of
;'47. 7Ccillege. life has. changed a lot
in. the, last year. and - you - may find
some: - the. glamour'. your- big
brother or sister wrote you, about
in '4l worn, thin, ...But wartime
:classes. have, their happier aspects,
too. :Your • green ribbon and. Oink•
days will be fewer, hazing.is - rap
:idly fading from the campus pic
.ture, and you'll get to know your
• small ,class.a lot quicker than frosh
did when their claises :numbered
in larger • figures. • You'll. probably
• never get to: see the All-College
:Blue Band march : at a 'football
game, •or lounge, for hours over "a
coke in' the original sandwich shop
in Old' Main's basement, but the
odds are two to one you won't
even find time to miss it, and when
you write these letters home, re
member, make theni good.
.801 l Who? . . .
leaves
4morig the many unwanted long an understanding lady in the reg
distance phone calls on this istrar's office as she submitted her
month's Collegian bill came one third drop ad slip, "But all those
little item of unknown origin. Said classes were hen sessions, just hen
item stated neatly and precisely, sessiOns,.that's all."
EINEM
F 1 RST::NATI ON A LBANK::
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The
ttATE COLLEGE
Member• of
THE COLLEGIAN
Educators Conference
Convenes At Col!ege
More than 100 Pennsylvania
school psychologists, county .sup
ervisors of special education, and
teachers • of. special classes began
meetings at the College ,yesterday
and will remain today and •to:
morrow for a conference devoted
to the improvement of faulty vis
ion, hearing, and speech. ,
Guest speakers include Mrs.
Winifred. Hathaway, associate di
rector of. the National Society for
the Prevention of Blindness,, who
will discuss sight-saving . pro
grams; W. Harold Blegkley, re
habilitation agent for the blind,
Pennsylvania Department of La
bor and Industry, who will dem
onstrate the Hayes-Binet exami.
nation; and Mrs. Leversia L. Pow.
ers, Pennsylvania Department oS
Public Instruction. '
"One call to Bou," and the hardest
part of all is the tidy sum charged
for phoning Bou—business or oth
erwise,
What, No 'Men . . .
And summing up the male,short
age situation which has undoubt
edly reached its peak this semes
ter, one little tpa stated sadly to
lind Center .
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. Now that we've settled down to A/C John Crawford has .recently
another. semester, news about 'for- • reported for •duty'at the Army Air
mer classmate:s.who are spotted all Forces Bombardier School at
over .the :country's landscape still Carlsbad, New Mexico..
keeps dribbling in.
Pvt. -Mort Peck, who was for- • S • till Living
merly. station ed. at 'Ft. Bragg, :N: . • Cpl. - -Mel Cummings- is still •stew...
spent most' of .his time griping ing -at Camp Shelby, Miss., where
about all the work he has had to , he - swears he.is going .to reign for
do. Now, hes•at Ft. Riley, Kansas,, evermore as "the forgotten man."
attached to the Medical Corps ,and. -Pvt. - Joseph .Carastro•is 'studying
complaining of the dearth of - work. mechanical engineering -in the
All. of • which goes to - show that - ASTP unit'located at Oklahoma A.
some peciple are never-satisfied. and M. Not many people have
Pfc., Kenny - Kanengiser is now in forgotten the days when Joe used
the ASTP unit stationed at Vir- to roar by the Crrm. on his motor
ginia - Polytechnic Institute, while cycle.
LAST' TIMES 'TODAY
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