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IFC Elects 5 Members
To Buying Association
The Interfraternity Council last night elected five mem
bers to its Purchasing Association Board of Directors.
Elected were David Tressler. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Leslie
Phillabauxn, Acacia; Robert Waterstradt, Sigma Phi Alpha;
Robert W. Adams, Theta Chi; and James J. Burns, Theta Xi.
According to the IFCPA con
stitution, its board of directo
should consist of five undergrad
uate fraternity men and six oth
members.
The non-undergraduate mem
bers of the board are Dr. G. Ken
meth Nelson, associate professor,
of accounting; Mrs. Ada F. Kon
haus, member of the home eco-1
nomics county extension staff;
H. T. Tiffany, chief accountant
for the Ordnance Research Lab
oratory; Gifford Phillips, finan
cial adviser to Phi Sigma Kappa;
and Mrs. Brownie Males, house
mother for Delta Chi.
6th Member Needed
The council still has to select
a sixth non-undergraduate mem
ber for the board.
The council also passed several
amendments to its constitution. '
By a vote of 47-2. the council
passed the amendment that in the
case of the "necessary absence"
of a chapter president, he will
present a written authorization
naming a chapter officer as his
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The council, by a vote of 46-3. !social lab in the (11111
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in the event of the resignation,
or permanent disqualification of
the president, the administrative
vice president shall succeed to the
office for the remainder of the
term.
Th_ position of executive vice
president was created from the
former appointed office of exec
utive secretary.
Camp interviews
The following camps will inter
view Saturday at the Student
Employment Service, 112 Old
Main: Camp Pine Grove, Pa., and
'Camp Kon-o-Kwee, Pa.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Lion Prepares
To Face Rain
The Nittany Lion stepped from
his den this morning complete
with water wings and swim flip
pers ready to confront the April
showers, bet ter known as the
Penn State mon- i
soons.l\l.
The Lion also 1 i I I
had
pointed at the weatherman's fore
cast of continuing rain. The temp
erature was predicted to rise to
Ithe middle 50's today after a low
i last night of between 40 and 50
'degrees.
$4OO Research Grant
Given by Corporation
The Tennessee Corporation has
made its annual gift of $4OO to the
University to support research in
the Department of Botany and
Plant Pathology.
The gift, which is unrestricted,
:has been presented to the depart
ment by the corporation for the
!past 10 years.
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APRIL 5
Lion Party to
Lioa Party will hold a series
of open meetings during the next
few weeks—beginning Sunday
night —to determine the future
policies of the party, according to
John Godayte, clique chairman.
Godayte said clique officers for
'next year will be elected at a
general clique meeting following
the discussion sessions.
The meetings will be con
ducted informally and will be
similar to last Sunday's infor
mal meeting of .the party steer
ing committee. The first meet
ing will be held at 7 p.m. Sun
day in 121 Sparks.
Several members of the steer
ing committee Sunday blamed
Lion Party's defeat in the spring
elections on disinterested work
ers and candidates and on poor
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TUESDAY. APRIL 2. 1957
Decide Policy
organization
"The candidates were terrible
and the issues didn't exist." saki
Samuel Parsons, former vice
clique chairman, who called the
campaign "the most insipid" he
had seen in two years.
Mary Malloy, a unit leader, said
the party's "left hand never
knows what the right hand is
doing."
Phys Ed Council to Meet
The Physical Education and
Athletics Student Council will
meet at 6:30 tonight in 216 Hetzel
Union Building.
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