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Plans Made
For BusAd
Open House
The Business Administration
Student Council Tuesday night
discussed plans for Business Ad
ministration Open House to be
held as part of the combined col
lege open house on April 23.
Ralph H. Wherry, head of the
department of commerce, will
speak on the different depart
ments of the College of Business
Administration and introduce a
half-hour film, "This Is Penn
State ” George Leetch, director of
th- University placement service,
will discuss the job opportunities
available to students after grad
uation.
Following the speeches a mix
er will be held in the Hetzel
Union Building for the high
school students.
Council decided to publish the
final issue of the Biz-Ad-Bulletin
on April 23 so copies of it can be
given to the students.
April 19 was set as the date for
the election of next year’s offi
cers.
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Cabinet
(Continued from page one)
It was explained that impeach
ment proceedings could be ini
tiated by any member of Cabi
net.
In speaking against the amend
ment, Benjamin Sinclair, chair
man of the Board of Dramatics
and Forensics, said that the pro
posal was a "danger” to the repu
tation of All-University officers.
He said that an irresponsible stu
dent could ruin an officer’s repu
tation by maliciously initiating
charges against him regardless
of whether they were carried out.
Sinclair stated that the adverse
publicity could endanger an offi
cer’s reputation.
In other action, Cabinet passed
one amendment, delayed action
on another, and defeated a third,
presented by Ross Clark, chair
man of Tribunal. His first was to
permit students to appeal to Tri
bunal decisions of Traffic Court
only on the basis of an unfair
trial. Previously, students could
appeal these decisions to Tribunal
for any reason.
Clark’s second proposal was to
put 50 per cent pf the fines col
lected by Traffic Court into Cab
inet’s student scholarship fund.
Previously it had been put in a
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in celebration of International Theater month
present ...
SHI VAR AM and Janaki
in a classical Hindu Dance Recital
narrated by ... Louise Lightfoot
Sat., March 19 Schwab Aud.
8:15 p.m- rickets—sl.oo at HUB
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fund for tne construction of stu
dent parking areas. Hie group
delayed action on the matter un
til further information could be
obtained.
Frank J. Simes, dean of men,
explained that the University
Physical Plant did not wish to
use the money provided by the
fines. He stated that they had
never used the money and that it
had been put into the Associated
Student Activities fund.
Clark’s final proposal, to re
move from the constitution the
requirement that Cabinet approve
all appointments to Tribunal, was
defeated. It was also defeated in
last week’s meeting.
State Platform—
(Continued from page one)
three of the planks because Scott
had failed to check them with
University officials. The party
must check these planks before
they can be approved by elec
tions committee.
Robert Spadaro, Lion party
clique chairman, said last night
he wa: considering adding two
more planks, and will .consult
with Ernest Famous, elections
committee chairman, on the mat
ter.
A department of home econom
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tation and facilities for students
who wish to attend athletic events
away from home. (The committee
ordered Scott to check with Wil
mer E. Kenworthy, director of
student affairs, to see if such a
plan is workable.)
5. That a committee be set up
to work with the Alumni Associ
ation to coordinate events for
alumni when they come to cam
pus. '
5. That a committee be set up
to investigate food service, with
an eye toward resolving student
complaints.
Campus Party Platform
The Campus party platform will
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