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COLLEGIAN GAZETTE
Brief notices et meetings end events matt l>e sub
mitted to llte Sommer Collegian office * Carnegie
Hall by 2 p.m. Monday. foT publication in Wednes
day’s Collegian Gazette.
Wednesday. July 28
SUPERINTENDENTS and Principals Conference.
Revising the Curriculum to Meet Pennsylvania’s
Educational Needs. Schwab Auditorium. 9:30
a.m.
SUPERINTENDENTS and Principals Conference.
Film: Good Teaching Practices in Pennsylvania.
121 Sparks. 2 p.m.
COUNTY Superintendents of Schools, 131 Sparks.
4 p.m.
DISTRICT superintendents of Schools. 10 Sparks.
4 p.m. _
HOME ECONOMICS Forum. What Shall We Do
with the Old Folks? 14 Home Economics. 4:10
p.m.
SUPERINTENDENTS and Principals Conference
Dinner. Address: Global Minds for a Global
War. Nittany Lion Inn. 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, July 29
EXHIBITS of textbooks and educational supplies.
Armory. 9 a.m.
SUPERINTENDENTS and Principals Conference.
Meeting the Needs of the Sixty Per Cent Group.
12i Sparks. 9:30 a.m.
PHI DELTA KAPPA Luncheon in co-operation
with Superintendents and Principals Conference
Hotel State College. 12:30 p.m.
SUPERINTENDENTS and Principals Conference
and PSEA Branch Leaders Conference. Facing
the Issues of Teacher Organization. Panel. 121
Sparks. 1:90 pm
SUMMER ARTISTS Series. Henry L. Scott, con
cert pianist and humorist. Schwab Auditorium.
8:30 p,m.
Friday, July 30
EXHIBIT of textbooks and educational supplies
Armory. 9 a.m
PSEA BRANCH Leaders Conference.
9:30 a.m.
PSEA BRANCH Leaders Conference.
3 p.m.
SUMMER SESSIONS Dance. TUB. 9 p.m.
Saturday, July 31
BUS to Whipple’s Dam. Return at 5 p.m. Leave
Recreation Hall. 1:30 p.m
FUN Night
Recreation Hall. 8 p.m.
Sunday, August 1
BUS to Whipple’s Dam. Return at 5 p.m. Leave
Recreatio„ Hall. 1:3H) p.m.
VESPER Service. Schwab Auditorium. 7:30 p.m
Monday, August 2
"Ladies in Retirement.”
8 p.m
PLAY.
torium
SOFTBALL Playoffs. 6:45 pm. New Beaver
Field and Golf Course.
Tuesday, .August 3
PLAY. “Ladies in Retirement.” Schwab Audi.
torium. 8 p.m.
BRIDGE. TUB. 7:30 pm.
Placement Service
Berkshire Life Insurance Company; Thursday.
July 29; August and September graduates from
Pittsburgh area for sales.
Hamilton Watch Company; Friday, July 30; Au
gust and September graduates from IF, ME,
Metallurgy.
Burroughs Adding Machine Company: Thurs
day, July 20; August and September graduates
from C&F, Arts and Letters.
Glenn L. Martin Company; Thursday. July 29;
August and September graduates from AE, ME,
EE.
Naval Shipyard, Frankford Arsenal, Naval Air
Material Center, and Naval Air Development Sta
tion; Friday, July 30: August and September grad
uates from ME, AE. CE, Physics, EE, lE.
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation; August and
September graduates from EE, lE, ME, Chem.
Eng., Metallurgy.
Lukens Steel Company; ME and IE students.
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Corporation; Friday,
July 30; August and September graduates from
AE and ME.
Naval Ordnance Laboratory; Wednesday. Au
gust 4; August and September graduates from F,E.
ME, Chem. Eng., Mathematics, Metallurgy, and
Physics.
General Electric Company; Wednesday, August
t; August and September graduates from ME, EE,
lE, Chem. Eng., Chemistry, Physics, Fuel Tech
nology.
TO THE EDITOR—Dear Coppers: Things are
getting pretty bad when we girls can’t even be
serenaded at bedtime by our favorites, the Honey
Boys, without having the Campus Cops interfere.
Don’t get me wrong about the patrol . . they us
ually do a very fine job. But what’s the harm in
a little sweet music now and then?
If I am not mistaken, the Honey Boys were
never chased before. We were honored with their
nresence on several occasions during the spring.
Did they suddenly turn into a group of malicious
evil-doers that might harm the girls by standing
outside their windows?
Come on, cops, just because you aren’t music
lovers, don’t deprive us of that lovely sweet sing
ing which is one of the few thinvs that will make
'he girls dormitory quiet. We like to be sung to
sleen and honest, we won’t let the big bad singers
v >urt us?
• The over-zealous patrolman was doing his
'tuty as he saw fit, since there are standing orders
to rout rowdy and boisterous revellers in the
neighborhood of air] s’ dormitories at night.
Naturally the Honey Bovs, who are noted
nearly as much for their sobriety and circumspect
ness as for their harmonious serenading, should
not fall in that cateoory, and in fact were sup
posed to he exempted from the rulinq.
Evidently, the campus cop was unaware of the
decision to permit the orderly sinaino of the tradi
tional "cruartelte" made after coed disapproval of
a ' ? milar episode near the end of May.
Since last Tuesday night, perhaps too late as it
may have been the group's last serenade, all mem
bers of the patrol have been instructed not to
bother the Honey Boys.
10 Sparks,
If they should reorganize in the fall, or if a
similar responsible group should form and be
recognized, it is hoped that a suggestion made by
Miss Pearl O. Weston, dean of women, be car
ried out.
10 Sparks,
Dean Weston, who likes the custom and ap
proves of the bovs. believes thev should be fur
nished with credentials, signed hw Frank
assistant orofessor of music, and pb”m a Mark,
captain of campus patrol. —The Editor.
At the Movies
Cathaum
Smart Woman—Wednesday and Thursday.
Life with Father—Friday to Tuesday.
Schwab Audi-
State
Up in Central Park—Thursday and Friday.
Coroner’s Creek—Saturday to Tuesday.
Niitany
If Winter Comes—Wednesday.
State of the Union—Thursday and Friday.
Bandits of Dark Canyon—Saturdaj'.
Green Grass of Wyoming—Monday and Tuesday.
SUMMER COLLEGIAN
Published every Wednesday morning during the Main
Summer Session by students of the Pennsylvania State
College. Entered as second class matter July 5. 1084. at
the State College, Pa., Post Office under the act of
March 3. 1879.
Summer Collegian has been officially recognised by Col
legian, Inc.
Editor Business Manager
LEW STONE 808 TEMPLETON
Man. Ed., Elaine Nelson; News Ed., A 1 Ostar;
Sports Ed.. Tom Lyon.
Editorial Staff: Lois Bloomquist, John Bon
nell, Dick Brossman. Dede Daly. Lorraine
DeJoseph, Dee Drake. Ed Gazda, Thelma
Geier, Gloria Isenberg. Dolores Horne, Corbin
Kidder, Peggy Lazor. Bunny Miller. Sylvia
Ockner. Barbara Schiffman. Janie Schwing,
Beverly Witherow.
Managing Editor
News Editor
Assistant News Editor
Safely. Ualve
STAFF THIS ISSUE
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—lnsomnia Sue
Society Commends
Metallurgist Work
The new ASM metals hand
book deals with technical facts
about the structure, adaptability,
workability and fabrication of
metals into things that the pub
lic and industry use every day.
Culmination of years of work
by more than 600 scientists, the
1444-page book is the largest
single volume ever published on
Janie Schwing
John Bonneil
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"It isn't so easy to pick a career—l feel that I'd like bankers,
executives—or men in any of a dozen professions!"
Four metallurgical engineers
at the College were commended
by the American Society for
Metals for their contributions to
the 1948 Metals Handbook, the
vorld’s principal summary of
information.
The metallurgists are Profes
sors Henry M. Davis, Maxwell
Gensamer, John R. Low, Jr. and
Harry B. Northrup.
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ATHAUM
Wed., Thurs. July 28-29
CONSTANCE BENNETT
BRIAN AHERNE
"SMART WOMAN"
July 30—Aug. 3
WILLIAM POWELL
IRENE DUNNE
In Technicolor
"Life with Father"
Wed., Thurs. Aug. 4-5
PAT O'BRIEN
MYRNA DELL
’Fighting Father Dunne'
State
Thurs., Fri. July 29-30
DEANNA DUBBIN
DICK HAYMES
"Up in Central Park"
July 31—Aug. 3
RANDOLPH SCOTT
MARGUERITE CHAPM/.N
" Coroner’s Creek"
ln Color
Wed., Thurs. Aug. 4-S
GLENN FORD
EVELYN KEYES
"The Mating of Millie"
Wednesday July 28
WALTER PIDGEON
DEBORAH KERR
"If Winter Comes"
Thurs.. Fri. July 29-30
SPENCER TRACY
KATHARINE HEPBURN
"State of the Union"
Saturday July 31
ALLAN LANE
808 STEELE
"Bandits of
Dark Canyon "
Mon., Tues. Aug. 2-3
PEGGY CUMMINS
CHARLES COBURN
"Green Grass of
Wyoming"
In Technicolor
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