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ternoon. They will travel in a : I,
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University station wagon. - - - ': • r- . ,- - -.-' 'l,-lii, t•-4,.=.7-ft . . -- i , • , i- - - .•-') , --..,gei:v , :t.t , ....4.
Victoria Hann, dean of women -- - • --- '-- -•-• • '
at Dickinson College, wrote to -Daily Collegian Photo by George Harrison
WSGA saying that the college SURVEYING some of the work that will be done at the State
would be pleased to have the College tennis courts during Greek Week work projects day on
women as guests for the weekend. March 30 are, from left to right, Robert Steele and Iris Olbum,
She volunteered to talk with the
co-chairmen, and John, D. Dittmar, State College recreational
women and to give them any in
formation they might need for director.
their report.
The president of Biddle House IBudget-- Raskin Comedy Tickets
will take the women on a tourt
of the house explaining the sys- (Co n t i n ue d Tickets are available at the
from page four)
t . She will tell them how the, Hetzel Union desk for Eugene!
. .. n ifeated. It was presented by Harry Raskin's comedy, "One's ai
system was instituted at Mesa - m • - • •
I , artuu, junior class president, so Crowd." The price is $l.
son Co n
ge. that students could attend the 1
The comedy will be presented]
The women will talk with • .
Cabinet meeting at which the ma- at 8 tonight and tomorrow night;
both men and women students • .. .
jorny of new members will be at Center Stage.
to find the general opinion of installed.
the student body toward the ~
This would be a poor oppor- FOR GOOD RESULTS
honor h
othe house.
plans have been made, tunity to show off new Cabinet USE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
No r members who haven't had any
because the women want to live -
experience," Edmond Kramer, in the house as if they were stu- president of the Business
dentsAd
living a normal weekend. ministration Student Council.
Biddle House is a residence hall said. "Another time might be
housing 32 senior women. The appropriate, but not the instal
women in the house choose to: lation. .,
live there. Before they move in,l
they sign a pledge saying thatl
he earth passed through the'
they will obey the rules of the •• T.
It i a 9 .l , l n. o Th f Halley's t Come t inMa
college. They are on their honor a t y I
The come is sc hed uled
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to obey the rules. There is no i . '."
visit earth's skies again in 1986.
housemother living in Biddle'
House. A woman physical educa
tion instructor lives in the house, CLASSIFIEDS
but the women enforce the rules
themselves. ...„---....
WSGA plans to send women 1
to live in the honor house at I ADS P,',I,UTPE C IN DI LI G 11:00 a.m.
Bucknell University and at I RAT ____'' "
zp--/7 words or less:
other schools. 60.50 One Insertion
The Implementations Committee; 50.75 Two insertions
of WSGA is surveying the possi-' $l.OO Three insertions
Additional words 3 for .05
bilities of the honor system. The for each day of tnsertion.
idea was re-introduced to Senate
by Marilyn Seltzer, former chair- FOR SALE
man of the committee. She gaVe PLTMOUTH '4B, 4-door sedan with beater '
a full report on the progress Of' and radio. Owner entering army. Call'
the survey. AD 7.2595.
1949 OLDSMOBILE "76" convertible;
whiteualls, radio and heater. Beat offer.
Caps, Gowns Phone AD 7-2535.
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LOST
To Be Ordered GREY HARRIS Tweed sport jacket and
black and brown striped suit at Phi
Epsilon Pi- Call Bob Daniels AD 8-9166.
10-INCH K&E Slide Rule. Name on ease.
I Please return to HUB desk. Bob Gorniak.
WILL PERSON wholtook Alligator rain.
Seniors who will not be student
teaching during the last eight
weeks of the semester may order
their caps and gowns on the fol
lowing days:
College of Agriculture, April 1,
2 and 3; College of Education.
4, 5 and 6; College of Engi
neering and Architecture, April
8, 9 and 10.
Colleges of the Liberal Arts and
Business Administration, April
11, 12 and 13.
Colleges of Chemistry and Phy
sics, Home Economics, Physical
Education and Mineral Industries,
April 15, 16 and 17.
Students must give their hat
size and leave a $5 deposit when
they place their orders.
Invitations and announcement
may be purchased for 10 cents
each at the Hetzel Union desk
on .the same days that students
order caps and gowns.
Hungarian Relief Fund
Hat Society Council has urged
groups donatirg to the Hungarian
relief fund to submit their contri
butions by the end of March eith
er to Richard C. Maloney, 132
Sparks, or to Dr. Amos J. Shaler.
5 Mineral Science.
•More than 86.000 persons , were
enrolled in instructional programs
of one type or another offered by
the University during the year
ending June 30, 1956.
coat with apron in pocket from outside
208 Willard Mar. 19 call AD 9-94,82. I have
yours.
BROWN PLAID umbrella in 203 HUB on
Friday. I have yours. Call 435 McElwain.
ALLIGATOR COAT picked up outside of
217 Willard Tuesday morning- I have
yours. Fred Maurer ext. 266.
WILL THE person who took wrong rain
coat outside 121 ILL please contact Larry
AD 8-6740.
PERSON WHO took Varsity "5" Jacket
from Willard last Thursday. Please cal
AD 7-2250 or drop at HUB desk. Senti
mental value.
WANTED
MALE CAMP Counselors. $3OO seinion and
up. Clear Pool Camp. See Placement
Service for additional information or write
William L. Petty. Clear Pool Camp. Carmel.
N.Y.
WORK WANTED
MUSIC FOR Dancing. five-piece dance
band. Call Sam Shearer. Lei.istmen 3662.
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: The Jerry Miller
Quartet is available March 23 and April
27 for special rates. Also open dates in
\lay. Call AD 8-14596.
MISCELLANEOUS
.OR PROMPT and expert radio and phone..
crapb service stop at State College T.V
SE South Allen Street
S YOUR typewriter giving you trouble'?
If so. call AD 7-2492 or bring machine
633 W. College Ave.
VS HASSINGER for racket stringing the
No-Awl Way. Latest factory equipment.
orompt service, guaranteed work. Longer
fife to string and racket. R. T. liassinger.
White Bali or 514 Beaver Ass. altar i p.a.
6 Students Initiated
Into Hotel Society
Sigma Pi- Eta, national hotel
honorary fraternity, has initiated
six students.
They are Gerald F. Miller, Jo
seph Cioch, Stanley Cheslock,
Thomas Stempkowski, Ralph
Evans and Richard Lumsden.
Everett Allen, executive secre
tary of the Pennsylvania Hotels
Association, has , been selected
"Hotel Man of the Year."
He will be initiated as an hon
orary member of Sigma Pi Eta
at the annual Alumni and Initia
tion Banquet April 6 at the State
ICollege Hotel.
'Campus Gods on Trial'
The third meeting in the series
"Campus Gods on Trial" will be
held at 7:30 tonight at the Luth
eran Student Center.
A social hour will follow the
discussion.
FRIDAY. MARCH 22. 1957
Students Blast
Ban on Editor
The actions of five New York
City college presidents in refus
ing to allow John Gates, editor of
the Daily Worker, to speak on
their campuses, have been pro
tested by members of the Stu
dents for Democratic Action.
Alex Shakow, national chair
man of the group, which is af
filiated with the Americans for
Democratic Action, said in a tele
gram to one of the presidents:
"A spoon-fed educational pro
gram denies American students
their faith in democracy and pre
pares them poorly for participa
tion in the real world of compet
ing ideas. SDA feels that totali
tarian dogmas can be defeated
openly and fairly without curtail
ment of the political liberties of
their proponents."
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