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Gift of Senior Class of 1903
NEW CAMPUS GATEWAY, a gift of the
Class of 1903, was dedicated this summer on
the 50th reunion of the class.
The gateway, on the corner of Atherton
street and Pollock road, was presented to the
College by George W. Deike, a member of the
Class of 1903 and vice president of the Board
of Trustees.
Josephson Wins Award
From Chemical Society
Dr. Donald V. Josephson, pro
fessor and head of the Depart
ment of Dairy Husbandry, has
been named by the American
Chemical Society as recipient of
the 1954 Borden award in chem
istry of milk. •
Traffic Court
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der the recommendations, the
penalties would be the legislated
will of the student representa
tives r ather than the judicial
action of the disciplinary body.
If the traffic court proposal and
Get Your Date Now!
Ralph Flanagan
His Orchestra
The Best Weekend of the Year
Friday, Nov. 6
Junior Prom
Players Show
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
The gateway consists of two pylons of lime
stone, each 22 feet high. Sculptured heads of the
Nittany Lion axe mounted near the tops of the
pylons. Curved walls of native stone flank the
columns and simple limestone benches haVe
been constructed inside the curved walls.
The inscription on each pylon reads:
"In deep gratitude to our Alma Mater. Class
of 1903-50th Reunion—June 13, 1953."
The junior Class
Proudly Presents
the necessary constitutional
amendments are approved by
cabinet the present Tribunal or
ganization would continue to
handle traffic cases until the court
is established and prepared to
function, Farrell said.
Pragmatic philosophy reasons
that "if it works, it's good."
and
Joint. Customs --
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wear dress customs to- these
events.
Over 100 freshman women liv
ing in McAllister Hall made a
tour of the upperclasswomen's
dorms last night to serenade them
in an enthusiastic 'd isp 1a y of
school spirit.
Led by one or two girls, the
group sang several school songs in
front of each dorm and ended
with a loud cheer. Atherton, Sim
mons, McElwain, and Grange were
visited by the group.
Freshman women still com
plained yesterday about lack of
strong customs enforcement by
hatwomen and upperclasswomen.
Freshman men are running hat
men and writers of customs reg
ulations a close match. One frosh,
reprimanded_ by a hat m a n for
running across 'a campug- • lawn,'
told the hatman customs regula
tions said "no walking on campus
grass." He was "legally" running'.
' Another ingenious frosh put a
group of upperclassmen to an in
telligence test yesterday. After
answering a blast of questions
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST
PHI DELTA THETA fraternity pin. In
itials WtR.M. between McElwain and
Temp. Call 30 McElwain.
TAN WALLET between East Foster Ave.
and McElwain Hall Saturday. Phone
358 McElwain. Reward.
BAG OF golf clubs in front of Hamilton
Hall. Brown leather bag. Call State Col
lege 7153.
WILL THE person who accidentally took
a white leather jacket from Alpha Ep-
silon Pi call 2941. Reward.
HELP WANTED
A WAITER and a dishwasher. Please call
Phi Sigma Delta 4409 and ask for caterer.
PRESSMAN—fuII or part time. Experi
enced Multilith, Offset and Miehle—man
or woman. Day time work. Inquire Com
mercial Printing. State College.
OPPORTUNITY FOR G.I. wife to work
evenings. Good working conditions.' Pre
vailing hourly wages, meals included if
wanted. Inquire at The Corner.
WANTED
ELECTRIC GUITAR player to loin small
band. Call ext. 1197. Ask for Ted Simon.
FAMILY LAUNDRIES to do at home
Will call for and deliver. Call 2434.
Saturday, Nov. 7
Fraternity Dances
Players Show
Football Fordham
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, - 1453
Players' 'Shindig'
Set for Tomorrow
Players will hold their annual
shindig for newcomers to Penn
State's draina world at 7 p.m. to
morrow -in Schwab Auditorium.
This get-acquainted night will
give new students a chance to
talk with senior managers, ex
plore the auditorium's facilities,
and get full information concern
ing Player - membership.
Those interested' in participat
ing in the forthcoming produc
tion, Noel Coward's "Hay Fever,"
may sign for tryouts.
The fertility of the soil results
from the action of groups of bac
teria which remain fairly con
stant in composition in most parts
of the earth and from season to
season.
concerning • the campus water
tower, the only bridge on cam
pus, and the columns in front .of
the Pattee Library, the freshman
asked the upperclassmen for the
Prexy's middle name.
No one knew.
ROOM WANTED: One male student be
tween Hamilton and Beaver, east of
Allen Street. Call State College 2602.
1937 FORD—S6O. Good e condition. Phone
State College 2312.
COMPLETE ENGINEERING supplies for
Ist semester E.E. Slide rule, instruments,
books. Excellent condition. Call 3053.
RIDES AND
PASSENGERS WANTED
RIDE TO Madison, Wis. for game Satnr.
day. Call Red 4937.
RIDE WANTED to Boston, Oct. 9. Call
McElwain 264.
RIDERS TO Philadelphia Friday Sept. 25
Leaving 3:30 p.m. Call 2335. -
WANT TO FLY? Join the Penn State Fly
ing Club. First meeting Wed. at 7:30 p.m.
in 208 Willard. Interested people invited..
EAT WELL this year7-eat at the Beaver
House- $12.00, 7 days; 89.00, 5 days.
Call 7851.
WANTED
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS