PAGE iVVU More Forums A prevailing need on campus at live present time is lor a regular series ot lorum discussions to help Hill the lag in outside-the-classroom education. With many students isolated more or less from state, national a*d international occurrences, more could be done to make the student body a better in formed giroup. The University of Illinois, as a part of its Stu dent Union program, includes biweekly discussions by flacultymen and outsiders on current important questions. Recently, forums have been held on uni versal military training, the Taft-Hartley legisla tion, the Palestine situation, inter-religious mar riage and other topics. One paramount question which is now con fronting many college people and will daily pose a challenge to many more is the November presidential election, and how one may vote with greatest objectivity. A fcrum debate, presenting the views of each of the three parties, is very miuoh in order, and it is probable that a large turnout would greet such a program. A high percentage of Penn State en rollees will be voting in the fall election, and even for the future voters, balanced information will be very helpful. Several student organizations could join in the presentation of such a program, and form the nucleus for a future all.college organization to chart regular debates. A council could be cre ated, composed jyf a representative of every cam pus group, to effect such a program. If such a body could arise, perhaps All-Ccllege Cabinet could appropriate it funds in its next budget to help insure a successful mission. —HTR College Calendar Wednesday , January 21 TEA for graduating seniors. Dean We office, 3:30 to 5:3>0 p.m. SKI Club, IJO EE, 7:30 p.m. HOME Ec Club. 11l HE. 6:30 p.m. CO-OP tag stringing party. Alpha house, 7 to 9 p.m. WRA Dance Club. White Hall. 7 p.m At the Movies Oathaum —Unfinished Dance. State —Christmas Eve. Nittany—Madonna of Seven Moons THURSDAY— Cathaum —Unfinished Dance. State —Christmas Eve. Niittany—Desert Fury. y/ M w vrfz when you’re listening to HAL McINTYRE’S newest (MGM) record ONE OF the grooviest ork-pilots on the MGM record roster is Hal Mclntyre. Like so many other top-notch performers, Hal is a Camel fan from ’way back. He pre ers Camels because: “Camels suit me best all ways. For the same reason - more people are smoking Camels than ever before! A great new record for a long-time favorite. Try Camels. Discover for yourself why, with smokers who have tried and compared, Camels are the “choice of experience” [’HE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, Editor's Mai I cal I Let's Keep It Going TO ThE iiD-.u..: r.milks should be forthcoming lrom us to all th< se who cooperated so enthusias tically to make “Sheepskin Serenade” a success. That goes for the following individuals who gra ciously contributed their time and efforts to the success of the affair: Hank Glass, Wcasie Gross man, Lee Ann Wagner, Gladdy Lou Miller, Babs Knoll, Mickey Barnett, Virge Neilly, Jane Win field, Reta Dranson, Mary Jane Louis, Bessie Bat tle, Fuzzy Lomady, Ginny Gallup. Adele Yablon. Prudy Roat, Jackie Heckert. Ed Coles, Marvin Fisher, Lou Goodfarb. Howie Kleidman, Barbara Anne Keefer, and Paul Grove and bis orchestra. Now that “Sheepskin Serenade” is over and was s 0 well received, we hope that it will serve as a spark setting off the fireworks for more Sunday afternoon entertainment. —Edward Banvsi, Senior Class President; Ann Wynosky and Frederick Troutman. Serenade ro-rhairmen. SDA Against UMT To THE EDITOR: The State College Chapter of Students for Democratic Action, meeting on Janu ary 15, voted its opposition to the Universal Mili tary Training Program. The following program was adopted by the chapter: For practical, rather than moral reasons, we reject UMT as a means of maintaining our mili tary strength. Most of us who are veterans of World War II will agree that there were three inherent Causes of our military success; namely, industrial superiority, technical skills converted to military use. and top-level military leadership which was. in most cases, equal or superior to that of the enemy. How will UMT provide these? Will a year taken from the productive life of our young men increase our nation’s industrial output? Will a UMT pro gram develop technical skills as well or as quickly as our colleges and trade schools can do it? We in SDA do not believe so. , The proponents of this program have blinded themselves to the highly specialized needs of modern warfare—needs which cannot and will ret be met bv the tyoe of training which the'” advocate. UMT has failed elsewhere in the past: we do not believe that it will protect us here in any war of the future. Until such time as international agreement may remove the causes of war, adequate and effective land, sea and air forces must be retained. SDA en courages the recruitment and maintenance, by vol untary means, of armed forces sufficient to fulfil’ our international obligations and (maintain demes ne security. Kidder, Secretary, Stale Colie<re Chapter, Students for Democratic Action. if \oj. And here's another great recor people are smoking CAMBS than ever before.' PENNSYLVANIA VHE DAILY COLLEGIA* Successor to the Free Lance, est 187’, Published Tuesday through Friday mornings during the College year by the stair ol the Dally Collegian of the Pennsylvania State College Entered as second class matter July 5, 1934; at the State College, Pa.. Post Office under the act of March 3, 1879 *2.50 a semester; $4.25 the school year Alian W Ostar Donald W Ellis Man. Ed., Lawrence G. 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