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'Post' Editor Will Speak
At Matrix Table Monday
Marione Nickles, associate editor of the Saturday Eve
ning Post, will speak at the Matrix Table at 6 p.m. Monday
in the Hetzel Union ballroom.
The Table is sponsored by Theta Sigma Phi, women's
professional honorary fraternity, to honor outstanding
AAUP Will
Demonstrate
TV Methods
The American Association of
University Professors will spon
sor a demonstration on television
instruction at 8 p.m. Tuesday in
Sparks.
The program, which will in
dude a demonstration of methods
and a panel discussion, will origi
nate in Room 20, and will be seen
on television screens in Rooms 1,
11. 12 and 19.
TV Teaches 4200
With 4200 students in 19 courses
learning through the medium of
television, the demonstration is
expected to be of interest to many
members of the faculty.
The advance of television as a'
medium of learning is shown by
the addition of credit courses on
open broadcast television by the
University of Houston. Also, 22
noncommercial educational tele
vision' stations have invested $4O
million in this medium and their
programs reach an area with a
population of 48 million people.
Panel Named
Francis A. Babione, associate
professor of marketing, will serve,
as moderator for the program.
Demonstrators will include C.
R. Carpenter, professor and head
of the Department of Psychology
and director of the Instructional
Research Pr ogr a m; Leslie P.
Greenhill, associate director of the
Instructional Research Program;
William G. Mather, professor and
head of the Department of soci
ology; G. Kenneth Nelson, associ
ate professor of accounting; Hans
Neuberger, professor and head of
the Meteorology Department; and
Arthur H. Reede, professor of eco
nomics.
The panel discussion will be
conducted by Dr. Mather, Nelson,
Neuberger. Reede and Charles G.
Hass, Jr., assistant professor of
chemistry.
Review
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buffalo" Nicely-Nicely Johnson
who, when he managed to stop
munching on sandwiches and
celery. sang "Sit Down You're
Rockin' the Boat" and "Fugue
for Tinhorns" with a vibrance
that matched his bright red
plaid coat and tie.
In the role of Benny South
street, Alfred Klimcke tried "too
hard" to be the simpleton of the
mob, often to the loss of the rest
of the scene. However, his duet
"Guys and Dolls" with Nicely-
Nicely was one of the show-stop
pers.
Anthony Rotell as the froggy
voiced midget. Harry the Horse,
caused the audience to laugh
every time he opened his
mouth. His short lines had a
spark and style all their own
but he often got lost in his
longer speeches.
An "off-key" note was added to
the entire performance by the
orchestra -which sounded out of
tune and out of practice. The
singers, whose voices were on the
whole weak, were hindered, not
helped by the musicians.
Choreography by Phoebe
English. is the best ever seen
in a Thespian show. Special
credit goes to John Wenner and
Rena Gem for the "profession
al touch" they added to the
dances.
From the audience's laughter
and the general sense of enjoy
ment which prevailed throughout
the auditorium, an empty seat at
any of the performances would
indeed be a crime.
•In the year 1800 the average
work week consisted of 84 hours
in contrast to the 40-hour-week
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
women on campus
A Quill Girl, Cap Girl and Mat
rix Girl will be named at the
banquet. Junior and senior women
voted for the Quill Girl during the
Women's Student Government As
sociation elections in March. Both
.the Cap Girl and Matrix Girl will
,be chosen by the members of
:Theta Sigma Phi.
300 Invited
A total of 300 invitations have
been sent to outstanding women
students, the dean of women's of
fice, Theta Sigma Phi alumnae in
State College and wives of jour
'nalism professors.
The banquet is formal. Admis
sion of $2.75 must be paid by noon
tomorrow at the Hetzel Union
desk. Invitation cards must be
presented with the admission pay
ment.
Miss Nickles is in charge of the
humor section of the Saturday
Evening Post. She has been with
the magazine for 25 years.
First Job With Post
Her work with the Post began
immediately after she was grad
uated from Linden Hall Seminary
and Junior College of Lititz, Pa.
She started as a clerk, became
a secretary, a reader and then as
sociate editor.
Miss Nickles has compiled sev
eral humor books.
The subject of her speech will
be "The Saturday Evening Post."
IFC-Panhel Bali—
(Continued from page two)
purchased tickets in the advance
ticket sale. Thompson said there
was no way of estimating the
sales at the HUB desk.
Thompson and Grace Antes,
i new Panhellenic Council presi
dent, are in charge of arrange
ments for the ball.
The IFC several weeks ago
voted that no corsages or flowers
should be worn at the dance.
A Greek theme was chosen for
the decorations this year. The
'theme will be carried out with a
motif of "Greek statues" and a
"Greek temple." The programs
for the dance are designed with a
gold statue silhouetted against a
black background on the cover.
oircr_ .
ftice • to get a boner shovel
PRE-ELECTRIC
SHAVE LOTION
Approved
Fraternities
The following fraternities have
been approved for the entertain
ment of women guests tonight and
tortiorrow night:
Amami. Alpha Chi Rho. Alpha Chi Sig.
ma, Alpha Epsilon Pl, Alpha Gamma Rho.
Alpha Phi Delta. Alpha Rho Chi. Alpha
Sigma Phi, Alpha Tau Omega. Alpha Zeta,
Beaver Douse. Beta Slams Rho, Beta Theta
Pi. Chi Phi, Delta Chi.
Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Tau Delta, Delta
Theta Sigma, Delta Upsilon, Kappa Alpha
Psi, Kappa Delta Rho. Kappa Sigma. Lamb
da Chi •Alpha. Omega Psi Phi, Phi Delta
Theta, Phi Epsilon PC Phi Gamma Delta,
Phi Kappa.
Phi Kappa Psi. Phi Kappa Sigma. Phi
Kappa Tau. Phi Mu Delta. Phi Sigma Delta.
Phi Sigma Kappa. Pi Kappa Alpha , Pi
Kappa Phi. Pi Lambda .Phi. Pi Sigma
Upsilon. Sigma Alpha Mu, Sigma Chi,
Sigma Nu. Sigma Phi
Sigma Phi Ey/titian, SiantyPi, Sigma Tau
Gamma, Tau Kappa Callon, Tau Phi
Delta, Theta Chi, Theta Delta Chi, Theta
Kappa Phi, Theta Xi, Triangle and Zeta
Beta Tau.
Kappa Alpha Psi is approved
for Saturday night only.
The following fraternities are
approved for import housing-for
tonight and tomorrow night:
Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Chi Sigma, Alpha
Sigma Phi, Alpha Zeta. Beta Theta Pi, Chi
Phi, Delta Tau Delta. Kappa Delta Rho.
Phi Gamma Delta. Phi Kappa Sigma. Pi
Kappa Phi, Sigma Pi, 'Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Theta Chi, Theta Kappa Phi, Theta Xi
and Triangle.
Senate Unit—
(Continued from page one)
from a final examination except
by approval of the head of the
department and the dean of the
college in which the course is of
fered."
' The proposed reading of the
rule as amended follows:
"Any student with a "B" aver
age or better in a course may be
exempt from the final examina
tion in that course upon recom
mendation of the instructor."
WSGA Names Two
To Edit Handbook
Sandra Gusky, sophomore in journalism from Pittsburgh,
and Lillian Cordero, sophomore in journalism from Wayne,
have been approved by the Women's Student Government
Association Senate as co-editors of a new_handbook for wo-
men students.
The purpose of the handbook is to present WSGA .as a
united working unit to the wo;
men students. Miss Cordero said
the committee feels that more co- 1
eds would participate in WSGA
activities if they had' a concen
trated source of information on
student government.
The idea for the handbook orig
inated in the Senate Student Im
plementations Committee, which'
is also working on the proposed,
honor code. The.staff has named
the handbook 'Cicerone," which
means guide or leader. The book
let will be designed after the Ohio
State ABC handbook for coeds
The 30-page booklet will include
several sections each one per
taining to a phase of women's life
on 'campus. The book will give a
description of the activities and
will explain how a woman may
join them._
The sections and their editors
are WSGA, Helen Skade, fresh
man in home economics from Ma
plewood, N.J.; Leonides, Linda
'Segar, sophomore in education
from Sayre; Panhellenic Council,
Elizabeth Savidge, junior in home
economics from Falls Church, Va.;
and Women's Recreation Associa
tion, Judith McFarland, sopho
more in home economics from
Wayne.
Counseling, Mary Paxton, fresh-
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man in home economics from
Meyersdale; Hat Societies and
Honorary Societies, Hannah Yash
an, sophomore in education from
Shamokin; and Social Life, Jean
Kissiek, sophomore in education
from Chevy Chase, Md.
The handbook will include
photographs and drawings. The
art editor is Myra Radel, fresh
man in applied arts from Chester,
and the photographer is Martin
Scherr, freshman in chemical en
gineering from Yardley.
Hubzapoppin' to Present
Leonides 'Film Awards'
Leonides will repeat its take
off on the Academy Award pre
sentations on WDFM's "Hubza
poppin" at 8 tonight in the Het
zel Union assembly room.
The Randy Wilson quartet, with
Wilson, drums; Earle Dhus, tenor
sax; Jeri Friday, mellophone; and
Dave McGreedy, bass; will also
appear.
Admission to the program is
free.
CLASSIFIEDS
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11:00 cis.
THE PRECEDING DAY
RATES-17 words or loss:
*0.50 Ono insertion
10.75 Two Insertions
11.00 Three Insertions
Additional words 1 for .05
for each day of Insertion..
FOR SALE
$l6OO CAN BRING you privacy and com
fort, satisfaction of owning, investment
returns on rept you now pay with this 1962
Elcar Housetrailer. Excellent condition,
newly furnished.• See John Hibler, Hilltop
Trailer Court after 5 p.m. or weekends.
1951 OLDS 88. 2-dr. sedan: needs new
parts and new owner--$2OO. AD 7-2969
after 5 p.m. .
SUITABLE TRAILER locations. Sunrise
Trailer Court, six miles from State Col.
lege on Benner Pike. Water, sewage, laun.
dry, .garbage facilities. Call ELgin 5-446
after 5 p.m. •
1955 VOLKSWAGON sedan, 20,000 miles—.
$lO7O. Call AD 8-5051 ext. 289 Thursday
or Saturday after 12. Friday after six.
31' HOUSE TRAILER. excellent condition.
Why pay rent when you can own? Ralph
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Park. Call AD 8-8088 after 5 p.m. or
weekends.
FOR RENT
BOOTH FOR gala group April 30. Contact
Robin Hood or one of - the gay fellows on
golf course:
1 LARGE comfortable double room: half
large double with half•bath on first floor;
half doubles on second; third floors—with
cooking, privilegel. Reasonable rates. 236
S. Frazier. Call AD 7-3372 after 6.
FRATERNITY PIN, Delta Sigma Phi—
between Willard and tow'. Reward. Call
Wayne AD- 7-4151.
LUCKY PIECE: Danish - coin mistakenly
given out -as 50c piece In HUB. Please
call Dave, AD 7-3246.
GREEN SCARF with pink elephants. If
found call 130 Simmons, ask• for Marsh.
STERLING SILVER. rhinestone bracelet—
between Atherton mill East Beaver Ave.
Reward. Call Joan. 170 .Atherton.
GLASSES T.N . a •brown ease, probably near
Willard Hall. Findei,please call ext. 966.
Ask for John. Urgent. •-
WILL PERSON who took raincoat from
Phi -Delta - Theta on Sat. please return.
Need keys. Call Bart AD 7-4957. "
WANTED
ONE WAITER and one man, to work in
kitchen of ZBT Friday and „Saturday
for dinner. Call AD 8-6718, ask ..for cook
or caterer. • -
MALE CAMP Counselors: General 'and
specialty—Camp Susquehanna,- New Mil.
ford, Penna. for Information. Contact
Ralph Rehr% 1117 NV:College Ave., State
College.
2 WAITERS. 1 Diahwasber--Alpha Chi
Rho. Position* indefinitely, all meals.
Phone AD 8-6416 6:30 to 7 Pan.
MALE CAMP Counselors, $3OO season and
up. Clear Pool Camp. See Placement
Service for additional information or write
William L. Pettr. Clear Pool Camp. Carmel,
N.Y. _
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FOR FRUMP/ and men radio and phony
graph service stop at State College rm.
en South Allen Street.
IS YOUR typewriter giving you troublat
If eo. call AD 7-2498 or bring machine
to. 633,W College Ave.
IT'S BASSINGER for racket stringing thi
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