PAGE TWO
Circa Gets $3OO Aid
In 24 Visit to Cabinet
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Coca, new campus literary magazine, was given ssoo last night by All-University Cain-, Schools and colleges are adding to their curriculums too
net in partial support of its operating expenses for this year. I -many subjects that can and should be learned by experience,
Cabinet last week turned down a request for $5OO from Robert Nurock, Circa editor according to Clifton Fadiman, radio and television entertainer.
Members sugested he refer the request to the Artists Series committee, but implied he could Fadiman spoke to 60 persons attending a conference
return to Cabinet with the project if the committee could not provide the necessary money. Wednesday night at the Nittany Lion Inn on educational
Explaining Circa's return bid i television sponsored by the Fund
to C a binet, All-univ.n...liv Prisi- ii a • •
dent Robert Steele said the Ar- Ilion, the educational division of
Wis. Student Senate Votes 'for the Advancement of Educe -I Blair Will Meet
- fists Series committee a g z ee d the Ford Foundation.
earlier this week to give Circa 1 Fadiman said too many educe- I
VW but it, could not provide the To Drop Compulsory ROTC tional programs do not teach a Students / Profs
remaining 5 300. The committee as-, student to think, wh e n they,
slued Steele and Nurock that Cir- The University of Wisconsin Student Senate has voted should be the most interesting;
ca's finances would he included „ , Tames P. Blair, whose photo
and challenging part of a student's giaphy exhibit of "The Road to
In their budget next year.'l-3 to do away with compulsory Reserve Officers Training
clay. Freedom"' opens Sunday at the
Nurock said if the first issue Corps on the Wisconsin campus. i
, There is no need to make school Hetzel Union Building, will meet
of Circa in December is not , ' The Senate, which is similar to 'a place for seeking enjoymentjinformally with students and fac
es
sol much money as Circavent. Cabinet wall g
's et
trees- back , All-University Cabinet, will seek , since there is time for this during'ulty at 7:30 tonight in 216 HUB.
adulthood, he said. "Children re
ury can afford. 1 Collegian Offices faculty and state legislative action I Richard 0 Byers, associate pro
spect the school that makes it
fessor of journalism, , and Stuart
He expressed optimism for Cir- to eliminate the military training necessary for them to work forir rost ,
COL'S slices, in saying more :natio-
Appeal to Ch icks-- 'which, as at the University is 'itheir learning." duct instructor of art, will con
the public meeting at which
scripts have been, received this
compulsory 'to all Wisconsin ma le 'a one was ever educated b y!Blair will illustrite his work.
year than ever before. Feathered a curriculum," he said. "Students!
Ones students for a two-year period. lace educated only by inspiring' Fifty - two photographs from
In other action, Steele announts
IBlair's picture coverage last ed that the Senate Subcommittee'Some places axe going to the:Don Hoffman. 'senate presi- 'teachers."
Oc
on Student Affairs passed a regu- do^s but The Dail Collegian is dent, said the action was taken ;
„ , advantage ofi
Fadiman said an tober at the Austrian-Hungarian
'ration Oct 3 requiting the estal)-,gotng to the chickens, literally. b ecause "ROTC is contrary to using television in teaching is, border during the revolt will be
on display for two weeks.
lishment of an activities file in that more students can benefit
The Carnegie Building Janitor' the established principles of from teaching by a superior teach
-202 Hetzel Union.
ter. Other teachers also are given Outing Club Party Set
yesterday morning found the Col-I democratic education at the
According to the regulation, he legian editor's office was strictly i
University." He said the stu- ' themselves ore time and energy to advance '
said, all camptis groups and activi-Ifor the birds when he discovered
dents should be free to choose , m e I sincethey donot
as many The Outing Club will hold a
halloween party tonight at the
ties, excluding fraternities and a real, live rooster in the office i 'have to v t es each
sororities, must submit coies of their courses.classes if
I Forestry Cabin
CollegianEditorEdwardDubbs
television teaching is used, hei
their constitutions and by-laws for The Wisconsin Unnersity resod Club members will leave at
said.
this file by Dec. 16. ,swears he isn't starting a hatchery lution said that compulsory mill- ,
1 He predicted that the American 713 m. from behind Osmond lab
'and that there were no chix in
Records of membership. com- the vicinity when he left the of- tars- training is no longer needed. public in the future will spend' oratory.
mittee chairmen and meetings ,But it would require an act of
: public
at 11 30 p m. Wednesday. more for education by television
acs to to be included in the files. ; 'the state legislature to change the I
/than for the other methods off
which must be brought up to . Campus Patrol was called in to system at Wisconsin. education now in use
the
d ata , at th e b eg i nn i ng of eac h I check for eggs after janitor ; i Several reasons were cited byl Fadiman said he believes corn
semester. (discovered the conglomeration of
„....,„ . -
humbled papers and feathers inl'a""ersnymembers forthe otrop ;mercial television stations will
educators'
Finances of all activities sae to the . at 7 , ,ping of the military training pro-follow in deciding what
typewriters
be handled through the office of gram. One student felt that ROTC to do about educational programs.
,
Associated Student Activities in day' was a waste of money while an.; "They are looking to our edu
the HUB or by• a certified public • , other student said he cannot see i cators to provide educational tele
accountant, according to the Sen-i where a "left face" or "polishedvision for their stations," he said.
ate ruling.
I!brass" ran contribute to his edu- On their own, they may be ex-
Cabinet. unarumousiy accept- CO-Cellb !cation. petted to do little more than that
ad the Conununication and Col- 1 Sena
Initiates of Phi Sigma Ka pp a , required by the Federal Com-
I munications Commission.
lure Workshop report from Stu- charged "ROTC does not per
are Gerald Smith, Ernst Larson,
dent Encampment' w h ic h " c " i Robert Thompson, John Yaple, mil students to promote lade
°amended an investigation be ; Gaylord Smith, Joseph Sullivan, Pendent thought."
made of AM facilities for ram " 'Donald Dunlop and Robert Bell.
pus radiostation WOFM. I
i New pledges of Phi Sigma Kap-: Army Camouflage
The recommendation asked that .pa are Robert Eck, William Lar-
AM facilities be included in tbe .son. Kenneth Ishter, Ronald Les- ma
1958 class gift suggestions—if the sig. Joel Runkle. William Mike,
may Fool Cadets
committee arrived at a favorable Fred Warman, Werner Bu s h,'
Reserve Officers Training Corps
conclusior• ißruce McKinley. Edward Schles- cadets must now have a more
This section vas deleted from`singer. David Gardner and Rich- discerning eye when trying to
the report when 'Thomas Holland-,Singer,
Meeh an. spot Army officers dressed in
er, senior class president, ex
-14 N •offi cerso f Phi Sigm a
et%• - their new winter uniforms.
plumed that gift suggestions were pa are George Shambaugh, presi
taken from a student vote so the d ent. Harry Jones, vice president, The new uniforms resemble the
suggestion would have to come Joseph Weeder , secretary; Robert green outfits which upperclass
from the expressed desire of the; Kohler. treasure
• I.:Peter oechsim, cadets hat, e been wearing for
seniors and could not be inserted!seittine% Joseph Moore, chaplain- the last year Green has been
in the final selections at Cabmersi Mlles Reeder, inductor; Richard the traditional army color since
will Doherty. caterer; Charles Thomp- Revolutionary War days.
IThe olive-drab outfits of past
ison. house manager; and R0b....t.
Philadelphia FTA Group Thompson. signet correspondent winters will now be seen only on
I freshman and sophomore cadets—
Faculty l to Visit Campus Coed Shares Royal Box in fall, winter and spring.
A group of 75 members of thel
Future Teachers of America from
During Maryland Game Ed Council Nominations
Lincoln High School, Philadel-1 Jane Reed. junior in arts and -•
phia, will visit campus today ac-;letters from Ithaca, N.Y„ v. as a For Frosh End Today
companied bt the school princ:- guest in Queen Elizabeth U's' Today is the last day self-nom- 1
pal. Charles H. Williams, and Royal Box at last Saturdas's - Uni- !nations may be submitted .by
three faculty me:noels versify of Maryland-North Caro- freshmen for Education Student
Williams and the faculty mem-lima football game. Council.
hers will be in the lietzel Union' Miss Reed was the guest of Applications are available at e
cafeteria from noon unt i 1 1:30 Vernon Briggs, vice president of 110 Burrowes and at the Hetzel,
p.m. and from sto 6 p.m to meet Mart land's student government Union desk.
former students of the school. association. photographs must be submitted!
'for use at the polls.
Prof Writes Article i
liEc Prof Reappointed i
Dr. Bruce M Sieger, iral^r. s.sso-,
Dr. Joseph F.„.
Kraien. assis t ant Johns Hopk ins Lecture
cote professor of clinical speech,}
professor of clothing and textiles!
Dr. Erwin W. Mueller, research
is the co-author of an aruclei
research in the Ellen H.Richards professor of physics, has been in
which appealed in a recent issue,
a ,Institute has been reappointed bv vited to present one of the an
of "Arch , yes Otolarvngoloe,y ' -
the American Hospital Association nual King lectures at the Johns
as special consultant to the Corn- Hopkins University.
I mittee on Laundry Management. _,______
4-H Club Hallowein Party
The 4-li Club will hold a Hal
loween party at 7 p.rn. Monday to
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Fadiman Criticizes
School Curriculums
LSA Plans Spook Party 1
To Celebrate Halloween 1
The Lutheran Student Associa-;
tion will hold its annual spook
party tonight at Watts Lodge.
Members will report in costume
at 7:30 p.m. in front of the Stu-.
dent Center, 412 W. College Ave.:
PLAYERS presents at
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And Every Weekend
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Midway between Bellefonte
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Show Begins 7:45 p.m. D.S.T.
Fri, Sat. and Sun.
"Heaven Knows,
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also
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