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Panofsky
To Present
Ist Lecture
Dr. Erwin Panofsky of Prince
ton University will speak at 8
p.m. Thursday in 121 Sparks,
opening the Centennial Year Lec
ture series.
Dr. Panofsky, an eminent ag
scholar, will - talk on "Texts and
Pictures: Traffic Accidents on the
Roads of Tradition."
Before coming to America in
1934, Dr. Panofsky was a profes
sor of art in several German uni
versities. In 1935 he became a
professor at the Institute for Ad
vanced Study at Princeton Uni
versity, where he has taught since
that time.
In 1938 Panofsky was a con
tributor to a symposium on "The
Meaning of the Humanities." His
paper was entitled "The History
of• Art as a Humanistic Disci
pline."
He has published many other
works and has lectured at North
western and New York Universi
ties.
Dr. Panofsky will be accom
panied to State College by Mrs.
Panofsky. They are the parents
of Dr. Hans A. Panofsky, acting
head of the department of mete
orology.
The lecture, sponsored by the
liberal arts lecture committee, is
open to the public.
Young GOP Club
To Hear Murray
Dr. Robert K. Murray, assist
ant professor of history, will
speak on the "Philosophy of the
Republican Party" at a meeting
of the Penn State Young Repub
lican Club at 7 tonight in 215-16
Hetzel Union.
Dr. Murray has received na
tional acclaim for his new book,
"Red Scare: A Study in National
Hysteria, 1919-1920."
A short business meeting will
accompany Dr. Murray's talk.
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Last Chance
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noon and in the evenings.
Posters with candidates pictures
and qualifications have_ been dis
tributed, some windows have
been painted down town, flyers
have appeared on dining room
tables, and banners, which lasted
a few days, have been flown
across the mall.
Other than the jam session held
by State party Sunday afternoon,
little unusual campaigning' has
been done. Approximately 500 at
tended the jam session held in the
Hetzel Union Building. Lion party
attempted to hold a discussion
period with the three candidates
for All-University president to
allow students to meet the can
didates and ask them questions.
When this failed to work out no
plans were made to stage a simi
lar meeting.
Campaigning stunts in previous
years have included more exten
sive use of the store windows and
displays of banners in the State
College Hotel. Candidates' names
were heard up and down the cam
pus from the loud speaker car,
and tags and sandwich boards pro
moting candidates were worn by
students.
Jazz Club to Moot
The Penn. State Jazz Club Will
meet at 7 tonight in the assembly
room of the Hetzel Union Build
ing.
Plans for a concert by Louis
Armstrong and his All Stars will
be discussed.
New members ma attend.
Write for complete information or make an
appointment through your Placement Office.
Our representatives will be on campus
March
April
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education major, sang "Twilight
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Other finalists and their direc
tors were:
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ley Potter, sixth semester arts
and letters major; Kappa Kappa
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