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AIM Judicial Asks
Probation for Two
The Association of Independent Men’s Judicial Board of
Review Wednesday night recommended that the dean Of men’s
office place one student on judicial probation and another on
office probation.
The student receiving judicial was accused of drinking
on campus. The student, a first
semester animal husbandry major,
was seen by a counselor drink
ing in parking area 42, just out
side Pollock Dorm 2, early Sun
day morning.
The student who is to receive
office probation was accused of
attempting to light a box of
matches in Waring Hall last
Wednesday evening. This student,
a first semester civil engineering
major, was seen by a counselor as
he was kneeling on the floor in
Waring Hall preparing to light
a small box of matches, having
just dropped the matches on the
floor
Along with both recommenda
tions went the provision that a
letter be sent to the parents of
the students with regard to the
incidents.
Neither student had been pre
viously before the board.
Judicial probation pro vides
that the student attend the board
meeting whenever so requested
by the board.
Office probation provides that
the student appear for periodic
interviews at the dean of men’s
office, for a period to be deter
mined by that office.
The students may appeal their
cases to the dean of men’s office
within five days.
The Senate student affairs sub
committee on discipline upheld
the recommendation of the b6ard
made last week that these stu
dents be suspended from the.
University, and another be placed
on disciplinary probation for an
indefinite period for a series of
misdemeanors in the Pollock
area, over the entire school year.
Two of these students, both sec
ond semester engineering majors,
had been previously before the
board and will not be eligible for
readmission until the spring se
mester of 1956.
The third student, a sixth se
mester engineering major, will be
eligible for readmission in the
fall semester of 1955.
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Traffic—
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University centers, rather than
the official University senior class
ring.
This was moved in answer to a
request by Donald Balthaser, rep
resenting John Speer, chairman
of the Rings Committee, that
Cabinet heed the problem of Whe
ther to allow these two-year stu
dents to graduate at the Univer
sity with or without official rings.
The Rings Committee was es
tablished by Cabinet to determine
the modifications to be made to
the new rings.
SQUABE DANCE
SATURDAY, MAY 7
Music by Ross Lytle
Admission Free
Sponsored by AIM, LEONIDES, WEST DORM COUNCIL
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, state COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Drivers to Vie
In Ag Tractor
Driving Contest
Tractors will be put to a dif
ferent use tomorrow afternoon as
men students and coeds vie for
prizes in a tractor driving contest
sponsored by the American So
ciety of Agricultural Engineers.
The contest, to be divided into
a male division and a coed divi
sion, will consist of tractor in
spection, hitching to a manure
spreader, driving through an ob
stacle course with the spreader,
backing the spreader into a tight
placj, and belting up to an en
silage blower.
The contest will be run in the
parking lot between Forestry
Building and . Plant Industry
Building. Three prizes will be
awarded to the males and two to
the females.
Drdft Call Posted
Pennsylvania selective service
headquarters has posted a draft
call for 691 men for the month of
June.
on the
HUB Terrace
Dancing 9-12
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the majority of them, do riot.. He
suggested dis
tributing ticketiflPAuUl weeks
prior to a< performance might en
able the committee to predict the
attendance. •Sfe.N-V V" *■ v-
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In submitting the report on the
sophomore class dance, Wolcott
termed the dance a ‘‘big succesß.”
Approximately 260 couples were
there, he said.
Cabinet postponed action on
changing the election code because
the elections committee met last
night. A bill passed last week re
quired that the code be amended
to make the completion of the
leadership training clinic a pre
requisite for holding the five All-
University offices.
Philip Beard, who presided at
last night’s meeting in the ab
sence of Earl Seely, called a spe
cial meeting for 7 p.m. Sunday in
203 Hetzel Union, when Joseph
Barnett, Spring Week chairman,
CLASSIFIEDS
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Call Dale AD 7-7621.
roll, sise 38 regular,
worn twice. Call AD 8-8211 ask 'for
Renny,
NEW BLUE SUIT and blue sport coat,
sise 42. Very low price. Contact Dan M.
at ext. 1188.
WANTED
PEOPLE TO learn the shocking truth
about State College, Pfe Btiy Froth on
Bale Monday May 9. v -
MEN TO compliment the male population
at the big round and square dance at
the Clearfield Roller Rink every Saturday
evening, 9-12. Located 40 miles West on
Route 822 < 10,000) square feet of dancing
Burface.
EXPERT- TYPING of thesis and upper
class term papers. Accuracy guaranteed.
Phone AD 7-8841.
MALE STUDENTS to room during main
and post session at Sigma Nu fraternity.
Meals on five day week basis during main
session. Call AD 8-6024 for reservations.
FORMER STENOGRAPHER seeks typing.
Reasonable rates- Call AD 7-4838.
HELP WANTED
COEDS AS unit leaders and counselors at
Camp Barree, 17 miles from State Col
lege. June 21 - Aug. 8. Phone AD 7-4067.
FOR RENT
TWO FURNISHED apartments available
in June. Couples only. Call AD 7-2967
after 6 ,p.m.
PLEASANT' TWIN bedroom near campus
for men students who go home week
ends. Reasonable. Call AD 8-6679.
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that's PURE PLEASURE!
FRIDAY, MAY 6. 1Y99
Phllodolphio Story—
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It's great weakness, which pre
vented it from being a truly great
production, was uninspired acting
by the leading characters who
were too often left alone on the
stage. It had some charm, but
lacked social gaiety. It was made
of good apples destined for pie
rather than cider.
Ugly Men—
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uglies haVing the most The
judges are Jeanne Lindaman, as
sistant to the dean of women;
Loretta Saxion, receptionist for
the dead of men’s office; Lynn
Christy,' associate professor of
Englisn composition; and Ross
Lehman, assistant executive sec
retary of the Alumni Association.
will explain each representative’s
part in Spring Week. Cabinet
members will be checkers at
Spring Week. Carnival and will
not be allowed to participate.
LOST
LOST ONE Daughter. Finder please phone
Theta Kappa Phi. Ask for Farmer. Re
ward.
WILL PERSON who took raincoat by
mistake over weekend at Sigma Phi Ep
silon please return or call Jim Moore
AD 8-9067.
PAIR OF horned rimmed glasses with sun
glasses attached. Near Corner Room,
Tues.evening. John Valentine AD 7-4987.
DARK HORN RIMMED glasses in a case.
Lost about April 29. Call Paul Kormanik
AD 7-8121.
WORK WANTED
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY desires typ
ing and/or shorthand evenings. Fast
service. Reasonable rates. Dial AD 8-6948.
MISCELLANEOUS
DON'T MISS “The Philadelphia Story**
this weekend—Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Schwab Auditorium. Tickets at
the HUB.
MONDAY THOUGH Thursday May 9 to
May 12 the Student Union Floral Agency
will be taking corsage orders for Senior
Prom in the West Dorm and • Nittany-
Pollock areas 6 to 7 p.m. See him for
best results.
UGLY BILL from Acorn Hill. Vote Bill
Bamfield 1 for Ugly Man. Gamma Phi
Beta and Sigma Pi. s.
SALLYS DELIVERS the perfect Pissa
seven nights a week. Prompt delivery
is insured. Call* AD 7-2873.
SQUARE DANCE on HUB Terrace 9-12
this Saturday with Ross Lytel, caller.
Sponsored by AIM, 1 Leonides and West
Dorm 1 Council.
WHEN YOUR typewriter needs repairs
lust dial AD 7-2492 or brine machine to
633 Colleve Ave. Wfll pick up and
deliver