PIiSGE
Ag Council Opposes
Proposed Course
Agriculture Student Council Tuesday night went on rec
ord as opposing a proposed course in international relations
to be required for students in all courses. 1
The proposal, which was passed by the Mont Alto student
encampment before the beginning of the semester, is ex
pected to come up before All-University Cabinet tonight.
Under the proposal, all students,
before the completion of their
eighth semester, would be re
quired to enroll in a special course
in international relations.
If cabinet passes the proposal,
it would have to be approved by
the University Senate before go
ing into effect.
Members of council felt they
did not have enough time to in
clude the course in their curric
ulum.
Town Council
May Organize
Turkey Shoot
Tentative plans for a turkey
shoot were discussed by Town
Council last night, although a def
inite time and place were not
agreed upon.
- Council will await the report of
Edwin Dull, fifth semester ani
mal husbandry major, appointed
last week as head of a committee
to formulate plans.
Other new business included
the election of vice president and
several appointments made by
president Donald Weidner. Kay
Rubner, fifth semester agriculture
education major, defeated Wil
liam Hodgson, third Semester me
chanical engineering major, by an
8 to 4 vote for the vice presidency.
Weidner called to the council’s
attention the need for an office
■from which he and the secretary,
could operate. Weidner said he
believed there was a good chance
that the council might be granted
an office in Waring Hall. He ap
pointed Joseph Janus, third se
mester forestry major, as head of
a committee to ask for an office.
Rubner was named head of a
committee to explore the possi
bilities of acquiring a downtown
building in which social functions
of the council could be held.
Arnold Air Plans
Blushing Smoker
The Arnold Air Society will
hold its annual rushing smoker
at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at Phi Sig
ma Kappa. The dress will be
class A uniforms.
All advanced Air ROTC stu
dents with a 1.5 all-University
average and a 2.0 air science aver
age are eligible for membership.
Prospective pledges will appear
before a reviewing board Oct. 25
or 26. The pledge period will be
gin Nov. 9. Pledge projects will
be due shortly after the Thanks
giving vacation.
Ag Eng Society to Elect
Secretory-Trees s urer
The student branch of the
American Society of Agricultural
Engineers will elect a secretary
treasurer at 7 tonight in 105 Ag
riculture Engineering.
John D. Wilson, engineer con
sultant for the tractor division
of the Ford Motor Company, is
the tentative speaker.
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The proposed course was one
of four points in a resolution com
ing from the academic policies
committee at encampment aimed
at making international under
standing play “a great role in
every student’s education.”
Encampment also recommend
ed that the faculty be encouraged
to integrate international under
standing in all courses, that ex
isting programs encouraging in
ternational understanding Jbe bet
ter publicized, and that deans en
courage students to elect courses
in the field.
Council did not discuss the
other three points in the resolu
tion.
Earl Reinsel, sixth semester for
estry major, presented the soft
ball trophy to the Clover Club.
Manley Case, editor of the Ag
Hill Breeze, suggested that the
paper be issued on Monday in
stead of Wednesday. In the last
issue of the Breeze, Case stated
that a Monday edition would give
the agriculture students a com
plete ‘run-down” of the week’s
events at the beginning.
Case said that the Daily Col
legian published all Breeze stor
ies before the Breeze came out.
Discuss Book Collection
A book collection which the
council is planning for the future
was discussed. The books will be
for the library of Silliman Uni
versity in the Philippines. Coun
cil hopes to have the collection
include books other than those
pertaining to agriculture.
WD Council to Elect
West Dorm Council will meet
at 7 tonight in McKee Lounge to
elect a vice president, secretary,
and treasurer.
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Encampment Resolution
Presented Trophy
Council Seats
Open to Frosfa
Freshmen in the College of
Chemistry and Physics may nomi
nate themselves for the college’s
student from 8 -a.m. today
to noon Saturday.
Third semester chemistry ma
jors and seventh semester pre
medical majors may also nomi
nate themselves for cquncil seats.
Nomination petitionsNare avail
able at the bulletin boards out
side 119, 307, and 111 Osmond,
at the first floor bulletin board
in Pond laboratory, and in Walk
er laboratory.
Elections will be held Tuesday
and Wednesday in the lobby of
Osmond.
Faculty Luncheon Club
Helen Webb, instructor of
physics, will address the Faculty
Luncheon Club meeting at noon
Monday at the State College
Hotel.
The program will deal with the
observance of United Nations
Day. The theme of Miss Webb’s
talk will be, “Development of the
United Nations Children’s Emer
gency Fund Program.”
PENN STATE BOOK EXCHANGE
Distant Principal
Signs Diplomas
Twenty-three students compris
ing the first graduating class of
the Mindoro National Agriculture
School in the Philippines had the
added distinction of having their
diplomas signed 12,000 miles from
home.
Virginio C. Juan, their-princi
pal, .was .studying at the Univer
sity when the vital signatures
were needed. The diplomas were
air mailed to the University, sign
ed, and returned in time for com
mencement last summer.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER T 4. 1954
University
To Be Host
To Alumni
Several thousand University
alumni will arrive tomorrow for
the Homecoming weekend. A rec
ord and capacity crowd of 31,000
is expected for the Penn State-
West Virginia football game Sat
urday.
Registration for alumni will be
gin at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in Rec
reation Hall. Movies of the Penn
State-Illinois football game will
be shown at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in
Rec Hall. The program tomorrow
will also include the alumni golf
tournament at 1:30 p.m., and the
Lion’s PaW alumni dinner at the
Nittany Lion Inn at 6:30 p.m.
Council io Meet
- The Alumni Council will meet
at 10 a.m. Saturday in 121 Sparks.
Ernest B. McCoy, dean of the Col
lege of Physical Education and
Athletics, will speak.
Alumni of the College of Home
Economics will meet for a coffee
hour from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Sat
urday in the Home Economics liv
ing center, while alumni' of the
College of Physical Education and
Athletics will hold a coffee hour
from 10 to 11:30 in 239 Rec Hall.
To Present Queen
The Alumni buffet luncheon
will be served from 11:30 to 1 p.m.
Saturday in Rec Hall and will in
clude presentation of the Home
coming Queen and the awarding
the fraternity lawn display tro
phy.
At half time of the football
game, two former Penn State
football coaches, Bob Higgins and
the late Hugo Bezdek, will be
come members Of the National
Football Hall of Fame.
The Alumni Cider party will be
held at 8 .a.m. Saturday in Waring
Hall. The Autumn Ball-, to which
alumni and visiting students from
West Virginia are invited, will be
held from 9 p.m. to midnight Sat
urday in Rec Hall.
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