FiIDAY...OC+OIIER 214 1955
Debpte
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Debatert . belecte
For Cambridge 'Mee - t.
Jonathan Plaut, manager of. the' men's, debate team, and
Edward Xlevans, a member of the team, have been selected
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to represent the University in the • annual international de
bate, tournament with Cambridge University. .
The debate will be held at '7 p.m. Nov: 1 in "121 Sparks.
AdMission *ill be, free.'
;Each year two representatives
Of a foreign country are - chosen
to come to . America'by the . Amer
idati..Natidhal Institute of Educa
tion and foreign education asso
diatinns. •
• Entdand And India Reprotentgd
Last .year England' 'was., also
represented by Oxford Univrsity
and. the Year befdre • Members bf
Bombay University and Rebut
aria Uhiveraify, represented
.
'This year" the. mternatinnal de
Weis ,will;speak on• the national
debate topic: "Resolved: _That the
norungricultural industries of the
United States Should guarantee
their employees-an annual wage."
This topic was.decided upon•af
ter, a list. of 10 possible, topics was
submited by Canibridge
Foreigners Chosen
The English delegates are K.
W. Post and J. G. York, both
graduates of Cambridge.
Post is a graddate student in
archeology and an amateur actor.
He plans to enter politics after
his education is completed. York
is a 26-year-old lawyer who has
been active in the British labor
movement.
They arrived in the United
States on Oct. .4 and the Univer
sity will be the fourth school they
will visit. They have visited the
University of Pennsylvania,
Princeton University, and Colum
bia University.
Selected by. Coach
Plaut and Klevans were chosen
by J. F. O'Brien, professor of pub
lic speaking.
Plaut is a junior in industrial
engineering from Rockville Cen
tre, N.Y.. and Klevans is a junior
in electrical engineering from
Roaring Spring.
The Cambridge debators will
take the affirmative side of the
topic and the-.'University repre-
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sentatives will debate the nega
tive side.
Each . debator will make a •15-
Minute constructive 'Speech giving
his plan t :case, and the arguments
which support his case.
Then. one member of each of
the two teams. will give a one
minufg• speech in rebottle attack
•ing, the other team's case and ar
gumenis.'
The event will .not , be judgesf
Professors Attend
Buffalo Conference
Dayid H. McKinley, assistant
dean: of the College of Business
Administration, represented Penn
State at the fall meeting of the
New York State Association of
Colleges of Business Administra
tion at Buffalo, N.Y.
He was accompanied by Dr.
Martin Ziegler of•the Student Ad
visory Service. Together they
served as leaders of a workshop
on Student Counseling.
The association's membership is
made up of 22 institutions in New
Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
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Kappa Matt 'Rho has initiated
Richard Rolichli, Harold Berg,
and RobertDorW,art.
pleciges of Kappa Doha
RhO * Stanley, Chealock,. David
Davis, • Stevenson, Jack
Strickler, Thoinas Mentzer, Wil
liam Gilmore, and James Malia.
Sigma Delia •Taia pledge class
has elected the following officers:
Anne Friedberg, .president; Janet
Schneider, recording secretary;
Doris Citrin, correspbnding secre
tary; and Susan Gropper, treas
urer.
Richard Bobrow, Alan . Fried
man; Paul Friedel, Richard Krebs,
Wayne ' Lippman, Leonard Mi
chaels, and Joel Steen have been
pledged by Zeta Beta Tau.
Recently initiated into Acacia
were. Delbert , Ellis, .Howard
Lambert; Charles Lechner, and
Orville Lerch. •
New pledges of Phi Sigma Del..
to °are Gerald Kleinstub, Eugene
Jacobs, Fred - Trust, Stephen Bill
stein, Michael Carp, Leslie Ell
man, Morton Kubel, and Robert
Scrody...
Alpha Gamma Rho has initiated
David H. Allen and Aaron H.
Denlinger.
- New pledges of Alpha Gamma
Rho are Karl Davidson, David
Walter, Girdw Buck, John Wil
liams', Russell Beatty, • Charles
Hess, Frank Ward, Paul Felton,
Edward Schopf, James Weiler,
Richard Olmstead, Richard Meal,
George Mansell, Robert Heilman,
and John Streeter.
Emerson Klees and Josdph Birt
have been initiated into Delta Chi.
Officers of the Delta Chi pledge
class are George Corl,, president,
and Charles Kiethline, vice pres
ident.
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Heschel Will Present Fifth
Centennial Lecture on Religion
• Rabbi Abraham J. Heschel, internationally-known scholar, will,
present the fifth in a series of Centennial lectures on religion at
. .
8 p.m. Monday in 121 Sparks. .
His topic will be. "Faith in the Realness of God."
Rabbi Heschel, associate professor of Jewish mysticism and
philosophy, Jewish Theological
Seminary of America, New York,
N.Y., is widely known as a schol
ar, author and lecturer.
Born in Warsaw in 1907, he re
ceived , his early training in Jew-'
ish' education. At the age of 20,
he left Warsaw to attend the Uni
versity of Berlin, where he was
awarded the doctor of philosophy
degree five years later.
In 1927, Dr. Heschel published
in German his first major works,
"Maimonides'," and "Die Prophe
tie "
From 1932-33, he served as in
structor.-in Talmud at a large
Jewith school in Berlin. Four
years later he became the. suc
cessor to the Jewish mystic, Mar
tin Buber, in the Frankfort Lehr-
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With the rise of Nazism, Dr.
Heschel returned to Wars g. w,
where 'he taught for a year. He
then went to London where he
established the Institute for Jew
ish Learning, a center for promi
nent Jewish scholars.
fir. Heschel came to the United
States in 1940, where he served
for five years as associate profes
sor of philosophy and rabbinics
at Hebrew Union College in Cin
cinnati, 0. In 1945 he joined the
faculty of the Jewish Seminary
of America, his present position
today.
His latest • book, "Man's Quest
for God," was,published in 1954.
He was also a recipient of a Gug - -
genheim award for 1954-55.
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