FRIDAY, OCTOBER .26, -
Have YoLi . ;Got Time
To: Waste'.'66,Tinie?'.
Time is a funny thing. - It ls•rneasureable and yet elusive. Many
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writers and poets have 'used , time as a theme for their work:
A magazine uses Time ior'ite title..."-.;.
, . .
Latin students learn as• one
the English "time flies" into "te'
Song writers put themselves .into.
the higher income brackets—by)
selling the public songs i.abbilt
time, how it flies, 'how if:•draks,
how long it seems, how shore it
is. ..•
Of all these people, no; .one:
knows more about time than the'
college student. Time for colle
giates is generally made up ..Of
short spaces into which • tfley
crowd, a multi-million things to
do.
Short Breakfast
Time is never so short 'as 'it is
between bed-time and morning.
In fact this time passes so quickly
that some students feel they .are
required to sleep over-time. •
Breakfast time is short. Min
utes between breakfast for those
who make it—and an eight o'clock
class go by as fast as greased
lightning.
Time is elastic. It can stretch
or-shrink itself according to the
situation. Much as you try dur
ing a bluebook to stretch th e
minutes it just won't -work. But
try speeding up the hour duting
a dull lecture. That's when the
clock seems to stop. The hands
creep over its face. It is then that
minutes seem like hours.
Unusual Qualities
Time is long between vacations
and weekends, but very short
during them.
People have . attributed many
unusual qualities to time. It can
not be seen, nor touched, and yet
it "hangs heavy." "Time will
tell," "time marches on," "time
waits for no man." A songwriter
even found "time on my hands."
Time "cannot be stopped, but
this treatise on it can. So it will
be. Stop.
WRA Sr. Adviser
To Attend Conclave
Carolyn Barrett, Women's Rec
reation Association senior ad
viser, will attend the Pennsyl
vania Athletic Federation of Col
lege Women conference in place
of Marilyn Williams, WRA presi
dent. •
Also attending the conference
today / through Sunday at West
.Chester. State Teachers College
are Mabel Marple; Barbara Wal
lace, and Jane Whitney. •
' "Wider Horizons through Phy
sical Recreation"- wil be the theme
of the conference._
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and west coasts of European
countries in the ninth and tenth
centuries.
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WSGA Grants
Junior Prom
Two O'Clocks
Two o'clock permissions for the
Junior Prom were granted upper
class women by the Women's
Student. Government Association
Senate Wednesday.
Freshman women will receive
a 1 o'clock permission for Fri
day night and 12 o'clock permis
sion for Saturday on Junior Prom
weekend.
Nancy White, chairman • of the
WSGA Freshman Council, report
ed• •that Baylee Friedman has
been named vice chairman and
n n Markle secretary of the
council. •
Carol Young was appointed
freshman senator.
The senate voted to keep the
advertising committee, which was
organized for last week's elec
tions, as a standing committee
to be used to publicize such
events as elections, dances, the
May Day programs, and the
Christmas clothing drive.
Weekending
With the
Greeks
With Halloween less than a
week away, ghosts and witches,
to say nothing of goblins and
spooks, will reign this weekend
at fraternity and sorority parties.
Alpha Sigma Phi is holding a
Halloween par t y tonight for
members and guests. Orange and
black streamers, apples hanging
from strings, and jack-o'-lantern
pumpkins will add to the. Hallo
ween atmosphere.
Alpha Epsilon Phi is planning
a Halloween , barn dance tomor
row night at the Beta Sigma Rho
house. The dance, which is open
to the College, will.feature skits
and entertainment by the ,soror
ity's pledges. Hay, pumpkins, and
other Halloween decorations will
add to the fun. Refreshments will
be served.
Dry ice is literally frozen car
bon dioxide.
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Cage:Victories
Last night's basketball results
showed Alpha Xi Delta conquer
ing -Phi Sigma Sigma 22.12. Un
gar 'Was -the lone scorer • for the
losers with 12 points •while Lively
had 11 for the winners.
By freezing the ball the final
minute, Theta Phi Alpha warded
off the attempts of Sigma Delta
Tau to tie the score and win,
16-13. Coltellero dropped in 12
points for the winners.
In a hard fought game Alpha
Gamma. Delta polled a 27-20
score over Kappa Alpha Theta
to get in the victory column. High
scoring honors for the evening
went to Transue of the winning
squad with 15 points., Hertel and
Halloway shared 16 of the loser's
points. The other scheduled'game
saw Beta Sigma Omicron forfeit
ing to Thompson D.
The upperclasswomen tasted de
feat in field hockey yesterday
afternoon on Holmes Field when
the freshmen took a 3-0 contest.
Grad Gives --
(Continued from page one)
appreciate this very real and un
selfish support for our program
because all of us in the Christian
Association are convinced that the
chapel and Christian Association
are integral to higher education.
The chapel is the voice of the
College and the Christian Asso
ciation is the practicum for re
ligious thought! This gift will
make it possible for us to do
many things which hitherto have
not' been ,possible."
In commenting on the gift,
Irene Jeffress, president of the
Association said: "It is with a
great deal of humility and ap
preciation that we accept this
gift from a friend who has such
faith in our group."
Cabinet,-
(Continued from. page one)
mittee, headed by Clair George,
submited a list of 31 Penn State
students who were approved by
cabinet.
William' Klisanin, _chairman of
th e Kickoff Dance committee,
reported 'that 'a profit of $786.29
was made , on. the dance, unless
a federal tax on • the tickets sold
were • placed •on .' them.- He - said
there would then ptobably. be a
profit,of about. $6lO. -•
UN Delegate's --
(Continued from page four)
that American tobacco is super
ior to Belgian, which is made
from "rhubarb or something."
According to Goris, many people
in Belgium say, "As long as there
is grass in France, there will be
cigarettes in Belgium."
Compares Entertainment
"That Turkish "tobacco is the
best in the world is evidenced by
the fact that United States cigar
ettes are • made front it," Eren
said. However, he told us that he
does not smoke. Turkish figs and
grapes are also among the best
in the world. "In Turkey, men
usually give girl friends sweaters
and scarves." Eren said.
The Belgian thought that Amer
icans devote a lot of energy to
entertainment, while in Europe
entertainment is much quieter.
In Turkey, there is more of the
old flavor of inter-family rela
tionship. Eren said. However, he
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
Kappa Kappa Gamma has in
itiated Ann Jones and Barbara
Norton.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sigma Phi Epsilon entertained
Chi Omega last night.
pointed out that Turks- are fond
of both American and Turkish
movies.
In sports, Turks do not like
football or baseball, but soccer is
the national sport, according to
Eren. "Wrestling to the Turks is
as boxing is to the United States.
Turkey was Olympic champion in
wrestling," Eren said.
Both of the members of the
United Nations believe that we
must strive to make Russia co
operate. However, this will in
volve a concession on the part of
Russia before we can consider co
operation.
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