VVEPMPPAY, SEPTPMPR 16, 1953 Collegian Published By All-Student Staff To inform students of campus news and activities and to give practical experience to journalism majors, the Daily Collegian is published by an all-student staff .Tuesday through Saturday mornings. The Collegian is distributed at the Student Union desk in Old Main and in living units. The editorial staff; composed candidate boards, gathers and re ports campus news. National\and international news is obtained from the Associated Press wire services. Business Staff The Daily Collegian tries to give as complete and unbiased cover age as possible. The paper is one of few college papers free from censorship and control by the ad ministration. Members of the jun ior and senior editorial boards may not belong to either campus political party. The business staff handles ad vertising, promotion, and circu lation phases of production. The arrangement of boards is - similar to the editorial staff. Newspaper policy is determined by senior editorial board mem bers, who receive monetary corn pensation for their work. Senior boarders give assignments and de termine what goes into the paper. Cattdidate - s to Be Called Members of the junior editorial board alternately act as night editors, copy , editors, and wire editors and write major news stories. Sophomore and candidate boarders act as headline writers, proof readers, and minor news writers. A call for candidates will be made soon. Candidates need not be journalism majors. Classes will be held weekly to teach Collegian policy and style arid the rudi ments of news writing. Candidates will begin working on the pap e r 4 p.m. / Monday through Friday. Promotions will be made on the - basis of interest, effort, and ability. Classes Held Weekly Collegian is financed by a $l.lO student assessment and local, na tional, and classified advertising. Candidates for business staff will be called for shortly. Classes to train candidates will be held weekly. Promotions are made on the same basis as the editorial staff. Founded as the Free Lance in REED'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS Dry Cleaning Laundry Tailoring Water Proofing Our Specially - While Shirts For Delivery Service CALL State College 109 S. Pugh 8-8981 of senior, junior, sophomore, and Barons Ho'd aorm Socials The Barons, Nittany-Pollock so cial organization, was organized in 1950 to promote recreation for residents of the East Dorms. The group sponsors social functions, promotes coordination, and man ages joint activities for the dormi tory area. Students living in the East Dorms may become members of Barons.. Active members who have moved from the area may con tinue to participate in the organ ization. Election of officers is held dur ing the first three meetings of the spring semester. At that time the executive committee, composed of officers, senior advisers, chief resi dent adviser, and squire chair man, is formed. The Barons meet at least twice a month. Among the programs held by Barons is the Splinterville Re view, an annual talent sho w. Lounge parties are planned with the cooperation of independent women. In conjunction with the Nittany and Pollock Councils, Barons organize area-sponsored activities for Spring Week. Naval Reserve Unit To Offer Radio Courses The Naval Reserve electronics unit will hold volunteer, non-pay ing training sessions in radio, com munications, Morse code, and theo ry and kit construction this se mester. Veterans, inactive reservists and non-ROTC members are eligible for the courses. Meetings will be held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.i - n. every Monday in Engineering E. 1887, the Collegian progressed from a. monthly literary publica tion to a four-page daily in 1941, and to, an eight-page daily in 1950. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA ISCB Coordinates 9 School Councils Interschool Council Board,"a co ordinating body for school coun cils, is composed of nine school council presidents, including the president of the new Business school. ISCB meets at least twice a month to discuss problems of each school and hear reports of council projects. Last semester ISCB presented a consolidated fee plan to the stu dent body. This plan, now in ef fect, provides a uniform 25-cent fee for students to finance school council projects. Under the sponsorship of ISCB combined open houses were held last year in all schools except the Schools of Agriculture and the Liberal Arts. Information con cerning the open house program was sent to neighboring high schools. This was the first time a com bined program was held. , Surgical instruments recovered from- Pompeii include spatulas, lancets, tongs, scissors, midwifery instruments and others of out standing excellence. iilqUbEL says: welcome back Penn State 4 • t 4. Inkling to Go on Sale Copies of Inkling, campus lit erary magazine, will gO on sale tomorrow on the Mall. The magazine contains es says, poetry, and short stories written by students. / . t A 410 PAGE THIRTEEN Spangler. Re-named John M. Spangler, named last year as general chairman of the Alumni Fund, has been re-elected to the post. Spangler has stated he will re quest school chairmen and other members of the council who served last year to continue their positions. 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