FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1948
Oral Bids
Sororities
Oral bidding during sorority
rushing is illegal and any soror
ity. guilty of bidding girls before
October 9 is liable to penalty, said
Adelaide Finkelston, Panhel
president.
Schedule for the Panhel post
office the rest of the week in
cludes the return of coke cards
by the sororities by 12 noon to
day. These coke cards are for
Monday and Tuesday dates.
The “at home” invitations for
Sunday must also be turned in to
the post office by the sororities
before noon today.
Rushees may receive them coke
dates and “at home” invitations
from 1 to 5 o’clock this afternoon.
Sororities must turn in their
invitations for Monday parties by
8 o’clock tomorrow morning.
Rushees will return coke cards
and “at home” answers from 9
Debate Team
Seeks Members
A preliminary meeting for all
women students interested in wo
men’s debate will be held in 2
Sparks at 7 p.an. on Wednesday
evening, according to Helen
Dickerson, manager.
At . this meeting Professor
Clayton Schug, coach' of the wo
men’s debate team, will explain
debate and outline the require
ments for joining the team.
Previous debate experience ,‘s
not required. All Interested wo
men are urged to attend this
meeting and no one is under ob
ligation to join the team.
Delta Alpha Delta, women’s
debate honorary, will entertain
prospective members at an in
formal open house in Atherton
lounge at 8:30 p.m. on Monday,
Oct. 111. Helen Dickerson, presi
dent has announced the follow
ing committee for the open house
Christine Altenbergeh and Shir
ley Faulke, co-chairmen; Bar
bara Schiffman, Janet Kurtz,
Dorothy Knowles, and Florence
Wakeling.
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Shapiro-Hocht
Miss Alice Hecht of Brooklyn,
N. Y., has announced her en
gagement to Malcom Shapiro of
Philadelphia. Miss Hecht is a
senior in the school of Liberal
Arts and also President of Sigma
Delta Tau sorority. She is a
member of Phi Sigma lota and
Alpha Lambda Delta. Mr. Sha
piro is also a senior in the school
of Liberal Arts and a member of
Phi Sigma Delta fraternity.
Panhellenic post office will be
located in Atherton Hall lobby
this year instead of in the office
of the Dean of Women.
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Declared Illegal;
Continue Rushing
o'clock tomorrow morning to
12:30 tomorrow afternoon.
Rushees will receive their invi
tations for Monday parties from
9 o’clock tomorrow morning to
12:30 tomorrow afternoon. Soror
ities receive their coke date and
“at home” answers at 1 o’clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Each sorority will hold one "at
home” from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday
afternoon. A rushee may stay no
longer than one hour at any one
sorority, nor she revisit the same
sorority that afternoon.
Swim Sessions
Open to Coeds
Girls desiring to take the Sen
ior Life Saving course are asked
to meet in White Hall pool from
7 to 9 p.m., Tuesday, said Miss
Harriet Cox, instructor.
Sophomore girls desiring credit
for their physical education re
quirements may include this as
their semester swimming course.
Other girls who merely wish the
experience and certificate are
also eligible to enter the class.
The Instructor’s and Water
Safety course will not be offered
until second semester.
A regular schedule of plunge
hours has been set up beginning
next week. Girls will be permit
ted to swim from 7:30 p.m. to
9:30 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday nights
throughout the year. The pool is
open this week, however, from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. every night.
SORRORITIES
Omitted from the list of
changes i n the Panhellenic Guide
book printed in yesterday’s Daily
Collegian is Kapp a Kappa Gam
mg which requires a 1.3 all-col
lege average for pledging. Chi
Omega requires a 1.2 all-college
average for initiation instead of
pledging as was listed in the
Daily Collegian.
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WRA Slates
First Play-Nite
White Hall will be open from
7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow for the first
of its annual Play-nights this
year, reported Pauline Globisch,
WRA president.
Game rooms, bowling alleys,
a nd gymnasiums will all be avail
able for those girl s desiring to
use them. The. pool will be open
from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. for any
girls who wish a Saturday night
plunge. In addition refresh
ments will be served free of
charge to all coeds attending the
Play-night.
WRA exec
tive board ai
nually sponsoi
each Play-nigh
and appoints on>.
membe r from
the board, a far
ulty mem b e
and a studei
to be in chari
of the separa
nights. Na n c
Smith, vice-pr'
sidemt of the ex- Globisch
ecutive board, and Miss Mildred
Lucey, faculty member of the
board, are in charge of the Play
night tomorrow.
Play-nights were first organ
ized to provide extra opportunity
for girls especially interested in
making us e of the facilities of
White Hall. It further makes
available an evening of fun and
relaxation for coeds with no spe
cial plans for a Saturday evening.
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