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WSGA Announces
Frosli Move-Ups
To Start Today
Move-up Day for second sem
• ester freshman coeds is effective
this morning at 8 o’clock. This
was the announcement of Joan
'Shearer, Judicial chairman, at the
WSGA Senate meeting Tuesday
night. This means that beginning
this weekend these coeds will be
entitled to upperclass privileges.
iMiss Shearrer also stated that
it is the ruling of Judicial that
there will toe no postponements of
penalties and campuses, this
weekend because of Winter Fan
tasy.
,‘Tt seems harsh, but it hardly
seems fair to those who have been
good all semester that it should
be otherwise,” continued the
Judicial representative.
■-The time of the Big-Little Sis
tcjr tea has been, set for 3 to 5 p.
m., February 17. Senate also ap
proved a motion that. WSGA con
tribute $lO to the campus polio
drive.
Additional plans have been laid
for the WSGA Dance to be held in
Recreation Hall, from 9 to 12 p.
March 9. Jane Healy, chair
man of the affair, said that the
Campus Owls have been engaged
for this first dance of next sem
ester.
’ It was voted that Senate should
send a letter to Prof. Carl E. Mar
quardt requesting that a Negro
artist toe substituted in the Artists’
Gdurse Series for the cancelation
of' Malouzynskii Following a dis
cussion of Sunday movies for the
campus, the meeting was ad
journed.
Kappas Will Offer
Three Fellowships
Three $5OO fellowships will be
offered toy Kappa Kappa Gamma
to women graduates of any one of
thd 74 Canadian and American
colleges and universities having
Krippa chapters. Eighth semester
coeds may also apply.
The fellowships, which have
been awarded by Kappa since
1936, are available to fraternity
and non-fraternity women alike
and usually, although not neces
sarily, are divided into the fields
of science, art and human rela
tions.
■Application blanks may be got
ten at the office of the dean of
women and at the office of the
dean of the graduate school. They
should be obtained at once, filled
out; and returned by March 1 to
Mrs. Bernard L. Lilljeberg, Box
924,'. Lamar, Colorado.
Blood Typing To
End Thursday
The second and final night for
blofid typing will be Thursday
from 7to 8:30 p. rri. This project
is being sponsored by House of
and is open to
anyone on campus.
Janet Taylor, speaker of the
House, urges that students avail
themselves of this opportunity
and register at Student Union for
nex|; week’s typing. Only 250
people can be typed in one even
ing, [and after the quota has been
signed dp, no other applications
can be accepted.
This typing will be done in the
dispensary by iMrs. Grace W.
Kooh, and the cards bearing the
person’s blood type will be issued
the night l of typing.
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We feature the Fam
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ters" in a complete
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Coed Scripts
Shall I go sorority? Shall I join now or wait until later in my
college career? And how am I ever going to remember all those Greek
names?
Whether to affiliate herself with a Greek sorority perplexes the
potential rushee as she walks down the mall or drops in the Corner,
and is cognizant of the, searching glances of active members of these
societies.
Anothet Openhouse Coming
Prospective rushees were given the first glance into sororities on
Saturday, when the. members entertained at the traditional open
houses which are part of rushing. On Saturday, February 16, another
open house is scheduled. Coeds may then revisit the houses and suites,
or take a peek at those they missed.
If a coed.decides to join a fraternal organization, she will want to
register in the office, of the dean of women on March 11. At this time
she’ll need to bring her transcript.
A new Panhellenic book which lists the sororities, their members,
fees, and pins has just been published. It can be secured from the
office of the dean of women.
Notes from Sororities
New notes this week include an informal party held by Gamma
Phi Beta for ex-seryiccmen Sunday night—Kappa Kappa Gamma will
entertain the midshipmen coming to the College for the meet in Rec
reation Hall tomorrow night. .. .Mrs. Douglas Mead spoke at the last
meeting of Phi Mu. She discussed the history of the organization’s
chapter... .Spoudekaslor recently pledged Marian Evans, Elsie Fed
teroff, Penny Hamapn, Gloria Parks, and Shirley Roberts... .Alpha Cfii
Omega entertained Kappa Alpha Theta at breakfast Sunday,morn
ing.... Chi Omega held an informal party for graduating seniors of
the chapter Monday night.
lyUomeu Sports
Cody Manor and Frazier Hall
are the two teams left in the in
tramural basketball finals. Fraz
ier Hall dropped the first game to
Cody Manor, 24-20. High scorer
for Cody Manor was Kay Shettel
with 11 points, and for the losers
Yvonne Worrell with I's counters.
Atherton defeated the Trans
fers, 24-19; AChiO eked out a 29-
27 win over ZTA and lost to Fraz
ier Hall, 28-15;-and Atherton
dropped a close game to Cody
Manor, 24-23.
High scorers were: Atherton,
Betty Herring, 10 points; Trans
fers, Lou Nerren, 13 points; Al
pha Chi Omega, Katheryn Pow
ell, 13 points; Zeta Tau Alpha,
Roberta Briggs, 13 points; Cody
Manor, Peggy Shettel, 11 points;
Atherton, Pearla Stevenson, 13
points.
The round robin interclass bas-
SALLY'S
THE COLLEGIAN
ketball tournament started Feb
ruary 6 with six teams entering
the competition. They are fresh
man team I, freshman tean 11,
sophomore team .I, sophomore
team 11, junior team, and senior
team.
Each team will play five games
with two points given for each
win and one point given for a tie.
The winper will toe the team
which has accumulated the great
est number of points at the end of
the tourney.
In the intramural bowling
tourney, Kappa Delta defeated
ABPhi, 579-521; Ath west won
over the town team, 594-501; and
Alpha Xi Delta were victors over
AchiO, 477-427.
Teams scheduled to bowl next
week are Gamma Phi Beta and
Kappa Kappa Gamma, Delta
Gamma and Long’s, Nittany Co
op and Phi Sigma Sigma, Trans
fers and Fairmount Hall, and Al
pha Omicroni Pi and Ath East.
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Unusual
By PAT TURK
Annual Sweetheart Dance
To Feature Campus Owls
Girls, make a date for the an- “The Man I Love” with Bob
nual “Sweetheart Dance” . on Stevens on the tenor sax.
February 16 and dance to the Featured also will be new ori
music of the Campus Owls in ginal .arrangements of “Rosita”
White Hall from 9 to 12 p. m. It and “Joshua” toy the band,
is the traditional “girl asks boy” Tickets are on sale now at
semi-formal dance sponsored by student Union and may be pur
the Women’s Recreation Associa- chased from WRA members in
t’ on - the dormitory. They are priced at
The Campus Owls will feature j $1.20, tax included
Gene Sprague, Dean Alspaeh, Don
Storch, and Bob Burge in a quar
tette arrangement of “Delta Sig
Blues” and Bob Mulligan with
his trombone on the “Rose Room.”
“I Can’t Begin to. Tell You” with
Jack Storch on the trumpet and
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1948
Beecher House
.... entertained the Windcrest
burgess and council members and
their wives at a dinner recently.
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