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Minnesota and from 1950 until,
pects fcr next year's team at tryouts last night. Tryouts 1955, when he went to New York!
have been held all this week in front of Old Main. University, also served as head;
of the heat power division of the
Speech Honorary Adolf to Speak at Hine! department at Minnesota.
. Dr. Helen Adolf,professor f'
To Hold Jubilee 'Ger m an.m will speak' o
on "The Cas- F aculty Luncheon Club
tle - by Franz Kafka at 8 p.m.! Dr. W. C. Fernelius, professor
"A Model Student Congre,:," 'iunday at the Hillel Foundation.'and head of the department of
N 4 HI be the tli me of the 50th An- The talk is a part of the series:chemistry. will address the Fac
niver:al3 Jubilee cf . Delta S!gma on "Ideas On Good and Evil in:ulty I.uncheon Club noon Mon-
Rho, national speech honorary Great Literature." I day in the Hetzel Union Building.
fraternity, which will be held iii
Chicago thii we?lcond.
Marcia Ripper, sophomore in
home economics from Butler, and
Mary Maum. senior in education
itom King of Prussia, will be the
delegates from the University.
Clayton H. Schug. professor of
public speaking and coach of the
woman's debate team will ac-
company the group
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To Give Talk
On Engineering
Dr. Newman A. Ball, head of,
the graduate division of the Col
-I(ge of Engineering at New York ,
tiniver , ,ay. •xill speak at 8 to:
nig'.l in the Mineral Science au-I
ditoriurn.
ills subject will be "What Sort=
of a Profession is Engineering?";
The lecture. which is co-spon-,
sorf•d by the allege of Engineer
in;: and Architecture, is one of
the series of Graduate School'
Leclures and is open to the pub-
I:c
Dr. Hall was named a research
!!::11:ematician-in 1941 at United
A.reraft Corporation and during
the next six years with that firm
ho held positions as supervisor
of engineering personnel, power
p!ar.t analysis engineering, head
of the thermodynamics group an
aly-is section, and head of the
3:3;,lysis section.
In 1947 Dr. Hall accepted a po
:,:tion as professor of mechanics
engineering at the University of
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under Eleanor . Zygler, assistant
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summer program in oil painting.
Lion Party--
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i The decision makes the second
'negative ruling that has been
handed down by the court. The
first one, which was the first case
',handled by the•court, was the de
icision which made the dormitory
dress rule unconstitutional.
The original decision was made
by Cabinet on March 25 when it
completely backed the Elections
'Committee's action.
The committee's power to dock
votes from political parties was
.upheld in the first case of the
:night by a 5-2 vote. The appeal
was made in two parts by Spa
daro and Thomas Dye, Lion party
candidate for All-University vice
president.
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Painting Exhibition
To Open-Sunday
At HUB Gallery
An exhibition of oil paintings
by Ernest Krape, of Gettysburg,
formerly of Bellefonte, will open
Sunday in the gallery of the Het
zel Union Building and continue
through April 28.
Krape, a retired interior deco
rator, became interested in study
ing art 10 years ago and enrolled
in the summer program in water
color conducted at the University
by Andrew W. Case, professor of
fine arts.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1956
Probation—
(Continued from page one)
ed by adding together the aver
ag's of all the members of the
fraternities, and then dividing by
the number of members in order
to obtain an over-all average.
Method of Computing
The method of computing in
dividual averages consists of total
ing the number of grade points a
student earns each semester at
the University and dividing by
the total number of scheduled
credits_
Pollock said that during the pro=
bation period the fraternities
would not be permitted to have
dates inside of the house.for any
reason, but that parents would
be permitted in at any time. This
ruling would cover Mother's Day.
The fraternities will not be per
mitted to enter Spring Week, but
►flay enter the Ugly Man contest,
he said. The houses will be per
mitted to hold rushing parties.
AFROTC Cadets
To Receive Flights
Air Force Reserve - Officer
Training Corps cadets are taking
orientation flights on• a C-47 this
week and next.
Cadets who have not previous
ly done so will receive flights,
which will last one and one-half
hours each. Each cadet will be
given approximately five minutes
to operate the controls of the
plane.
Flights will be made from the
Philipsburg Airport. Four flights
will be made each of the five
days. .