PAGE TWO A New Chief Ever since the Board of Trustees at the College announced the selection of Dr. Milton Eisenhower as the College's eleventh president on January 21, stu dents have awaited the arrival of July 1, when he would take over his duties. July 1 came and went and Dr. Eisen hower moved quietly into his new job. Those who are attending the Main Sum snot Session, therefore become the first Pe State student body under his ton nes. The 'balance of the students must waft until the fail sinnester to appraise the now chief. The College has looked closely over the ) new president's qualifications and has not found them wanting. His background includes education, public.. affairs, and' alicricnituire—certainly pertinent to such a balanced kasivant collem a; Dean State . What does this mean to the College means the end of t& uncertainty that hap., t upon the College since the death of r Beeskkat Ralph Dorn Hebei, nearly three yews ago. Under, the administration .of .knoes Milholland, the College igreW. won as well as an increase in emonment we the higher of Mr. Ml - Whi term as acting president This vies a job Wei done. However., a college *Mout a red preSident is analogous to a law berg without a flan Ronda tions $c on bus now been. re eifhweed . Pena Mole stele:lds had their %Met giungue of Eisenhower late in Feb mem when OW Auden* faculty mem. berg and townipmple massed before Oki Main to hear the new president speak briensr while on a shad visit to the Wet ter*, Wiest. 01i that vet, Dr. Eisenhower impremed the student body with his Men:Mums, :Amer*. and good humor. Particitiarty, student leaders received the knpressius the* De. Elsenhouves interest it stacks* govertunent would "---do a lot to help the College advance.* Mho ipeesidmit's awn slate:nen* ghat he would =name hie •OPett door' policy of lbelhog areedigike often in Dee and talk • to stesdkonie, will go ler in augmenting reildiontaliPt batmen siodost and ad.. imariagraiso3n. Aar So ibis iterlbst edaltin to be yds. liked modes Prodder* Eisenhower's ad rolinitrathnu the Collegian 'dos with ibe sOnlieninv fresult% and lowaspeopie in Medina a heady read sincere welcome in ink= Eisenitorm and his family. . 1! Teachers Wanted SIPODIENTS . . . HAVE INNJ MUM) for Inch., Calif. Others TREE "LAIEST, ' kindergarten Elementary ,lit .-- ....,--- • Special Educative -kw, sr , Dm's hen moved from k i '.l'4 4 xt ' Elementary Principcds f 'AV ,! Ametoport to 2E7 S. Atherton ----p i i,os/ __-_ i and Supervisors sdreed. He well oontiniee his 0 Many openings in Single Sal carliarsicing,.. .1 ary Schedules Ranging from -ilk, $2700 - $4400. With large cred ;its for exp. • WaiiiMiNe * OREASOOB , College teachers c Education all ranks anted eleMentary 0 WONG FUEL AND ELECTRICAt SYSTONS ' , Peril l i 4 . gr . tea hers withotit Mit near de grees in Education. Orive photo, • FENDER BENDING • WRECK DAMAGES phone, qualifications. 2ttrS. Atherton . ph one inn CHne Teachers Agency East Lansing, lotic s. i STUDSM SINCE It Will Pay You to BUY, SELL or TRADE Your TEXTBOOKS New & 1926 suPPLIB KEELER'S ARTisTsi THE SUMMER COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA .4* • ".V el m• Gazette . . . . Brie notices of matinee and amnia mad be sehtaitted to NW llestaser Catiegian oillee be Carnegie HaM by 2 p.m. lthandan ter publication in the 44 . erring Tara dipos Collegian Genette. Wednesday, July 5 REGISTRATION' for Main Summer Session, Recreation Build ing and Central Library, 8 a.m. to 12 noon; 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. , SOCIAL DANCING CLASSES, 101 White Hall, Section 1, 7 p.m. Fee of $2.50 for ten lessons. RECREATIONAL SWIMMING, For Men, Glennland Pool, 3:30 to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. 4 to 5 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. For Women, White Hall Pool, 3:30 to 5 p.m., Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. ,7:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Thursclay. -Wo men most Purchase ticket at Bursar's office. Thursday, July 6 EDUCATIONAL FILMS, Ogivand tabOratorY, 3 Palm ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Picnic, Hort Woods, 6 p.m. SOCIAL DANCING CLASS, Section 2. 101 White Hall, 7 p.m. FILM, ATOMIC ENERGY, 119 Osmond Lab, 8 p.m. . MIXED SWIMMING, Glemdand Pool, 8:30 p.m. Wiley, July 7 • LECTURE, "Knowing Oar Neighbors," by Dr. John Paul Jones, 3, Carnegie Hall, 11 a.m. EDUCATIONAL FILMS, "The City and a Criminal Is Born," 111, Opinond Lab, 3 p.m. SUMMER SESSIONS RECEPTION for faculty acid students, While Han, 8:30 p.m, Sabnicluy. July $ OUTIXX)R 'MOVIES, "The Fabulous Dotweya," Fpont campus, 9 pun. Rutin, Schwab Auditorium. Sunday., July S VSMPER SERVICE, Schwab Auditorittin, 71.10 Monday. Jolt' le LECTURE, "The United Nations Today," 3 Catnegie Hatt, 11 a.m. EDUCATIONAL FILMS, 117 Osmond Lab 3 p.m. SOCIAL DANCING CLASS, Section 1, 101 White Hall, 7 p.m. STUDENT SING, Schwab Auditorium, .8 1 1 0 1 . • • ppm 101. • 4meme. "kola Mild • • • Cli . • • ) ) J _. • - ham ~@ ~~'+ oPti44 • LAUNDERETTE HOME SERVICE cum* for • . SAFE ECONOMICAL WASH/NG • QUICK DRY CLEANING • SHIRT SERVICE • LOWEST PRICES • EXPERIENCED ATTENDANTS . STATE COLLEGE LAUNDERETTE 201 W. COLLEGE AVE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1950 Safety' Valve ... FROM THE EDITOR: To 'students streak" familiar with the Daily Collegian, the "Safety Valve" needs no eicplanation: It is published for your benefit, and gives readers an opportunity to voice opinions, laud worthy efforts, or de plore others. In short, this colurnn is for blown off steam. The Collegian will welcome contributions which gripe about its own shortcomings in con veying the news. However, "Safety Valve" is not merely a gripe outlet. Consistent fault finders—offering no constructive suggestions— will be discouraged, Rather, "Safety Valve" should be considered as a College forum where differing, opinions can/be aired. THIS IS YOUR COLUMN. Please be brief and sign your name,and address. If so deaired, Collegian will withold the signature. Howevei, for the prOtection lof all, each letter will be checked for authenticity. Collegian reserves the right to withpld froth publication letters violating the codes of decency or good ;taste. Your Program A full and varied recreation program for the Main Summer Session will swing into high gear commencing today. As per usual, C. M. "Dutch" Sykes, of the Col= lege's intramural department has done a bang-up scheduling program of activities and entertainment for you, the sunnier student. Square danchsg, 'Tun Nights: grosiP singing, outdoor , ns i ovies, , softball com petition, swhnmlisg, tennis, and golf are included in the Main Scion slate of recreation. The annual Main Summer Session re 7.eption wit be held -in White Hall be ;inning at 8:30 p.m., Friday, July 7. This is always a favorite affair arid a good attendance is expected to start the summer activities off on the right path. If possible, President and Mrs. Eisenhower will attend. It's your program • SUMMER COLLEGIAN Published weekly by the students 'of The Perm sylvania State College and authorized by the Daily Collegian, Inc. Editor' Basins Manager WM. DICKSON JUDY KRAKOWSK Circulation Manager JAMES HOPKINS . Sports Editor . Editorial Staff Advertiaing Staff Mari► Clineme. Stefanie Herat:, Nene , / Gird= Used MATERIALS CAThAUM THEATRE IND& West College AMIN —William Diclama..editor Ray Rome ...Ed Wallace; ; Moylan Milk
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