FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1957
Hillel Schedules Stunt Nighf,
ROTC Officers CltC StQtement Newman Club to Hold Dance
Behind the ROTC Question
Hillel will sponsor its ar.nuai and group part::ipstion. There is
A I | ‘Hillel Stunt Night at 7:30 tomor- no adnusj-ion charge.
■<l/ A Ktti Q/1 rCk KCAn nal row night. The Newman Club will sponsor
V /YB lllWVl I Ul Vvd I v! jWllllwl ■ Ten-minute original skits will a Christmas Ball at 3 tonight in
m be put on by Jewish fraternities the Church hail. Admission will be
Thirteenth of a Series , and sororities and the Freshman 25 cents if r.o membership card
Armv ROTC instructors have been reading a statement in all their classes aimed at Co i!^ cll HsUel - . . , . . is pre--emed. Refreshments will b«
... . . . . , ~ ~ . ■ The skits are to be judged bv served.
“bringing into focus the current ROTC controversy. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hirshberg, Dr. An annual Christmas party will
The statement, ordered to be read “with no other formal comment from the instruc- ?P d N. Zimmerman and be presented bv the Lutheran Stu
. ii Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Aberg. Judg- dent Association at 7.30 tonight
tor, sajs. . . :mg is based on originality, pre- at the Student Center, 412 \V. Col
“ You are probably aware that there has been some. discussion among various stn-' sentatiorl, good taste - time !irrut le s (> Avv - __
idents on the campus concerning;- ' ' :v«‘«*cx«:ctciC<««>«>r«<cc-eix*4Xtrc’c<c<«x*’CXx:t'<’<:«Y!e«>« , r(X«'«>C>C«>f‘3
•the ROTC program of all three'f° r almost any young man. re-j* t
services and the attitude of the gardless of what he plans to do‘» I J I 1 / 1 / i\ i
Department of Defense toward later on. Within the limits of rea-|J I I/l/ I #1 \
, everythingPive c7n taXLShSf Wh f* Y°“ <*e hungry during those Study hoUTS \
Since you are‘in an ROTC pro-and support the program/ !§ Gs *&e Week passes by, HO dOllhf yOU Would j
gram we believe that it would be J “Army Secretary TJrucker: T,\ J en/Oy satisfying you/erppefife wifi ff fasfy pizZCf i
7L m Srtment°o/°Def“a h n a d d ° n ’ t , pie ' H you like a really delicious pizza. i
the Department of Army have re- out ROTC program in the col- g yo\x will want to Stop in af the Tavem flestau- i
cently stated on this question, leges.-As far as possible, the Army rS * , *~*l*s* f ~ ~ * i
Therefore lam going to read vou is interested m continuing the;* •■Cfnf. Made IO Order OUf Of ifie fmSSt ingfiedieilts. j|
the following, which are certain present program. We would* Served iiom 8:30 Until 11:30 . .We invite VOU i
statements made at a meeting last strongly favor the continuance ofi£ . . . . , , . , , J
October attended by military of- required hasic ROTC. The armyiy Stop IQ •• . eHJOV the very best for that late t
;ficials and representatives of the will always have to rely on mentJJ evening snack. - t
American Association of Land- with ROTC training. They have .y *
Grant; Colleges and State Uni- 1 a little -plus” ; g j r~T~I /f fTin TA 7\ Y *
versities, the State Universities, ‘‘These statements then should 2 rilO / t/ f~r rv /\/ j
Association, and the National As- provide you with a good idea of.!# fll C JL ■* / r ** * V.A V J
'■ sociation of State Universities., the importance with which the g , TA r~\ sf T" T yf 7\ T‘OT'7 i
.These people make up jointly the Department of Army, as well as \ / yCj / / fc-* J-J f\ / j
Armed Forces Policy Board. other high levels of military pol-:* /| /jj ) J jL \ JL 1
“Secretary- of Defense Wilson; iev makers, vieiv the niilit a O’ ? SiJi»sisi3i»3s3i3«Ji3s>isi3i3iS!3i3i>i7 I >.s;>i3iJi>sist*>!S;ji»ijijisi>ijiJ:j»j>ji>oi3mi
I would think that basic ROTC training of the ROTC at collegiate
training would be a good thing level.”
Approved
Fraternities
All fraternities have been
approved for the entertainment
of woman guests tonight and
tomorrow night except Alpha
Phi Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi
and Zeta Beta Tau.
Omega Psi Phi, Pi Lambda
Phi, Pi Sigma Upsilon and Tri
angle have been approved for
tomorrow night only.
Third Party
May Appear
In Spring
AU-Universitv Elections Com
mittee Chairman Peter Fishburn}| ,e, * !c! ‘ ! « te, * , *'« , *' ,!we * ,c, « ,e! « 1 «'«'« ! «* !<,w '* !e,tw
told the committee Sunday night: iy . .»
"I wouldn’t .be at all surprised to % bCHITCI DOGS HIS
see a third party come into being, g . . A
next semester.” ij ,
But -Fishburn said he believes'JJ vniibrl I lU5>
a charter has not yet been granted y «> .
for another political party. ig Shftnmntf fit ff
The Elections Committee met to;*? wl UI pjlj^S
hear progress reports from sub-[5
committees. Richard Armen, jun-!!# f
ior in chemical engineering from'?!
Connellsville, was named chair-jy / . \ *' ,s
man of a sub-committee to study® 1 ■ ■ \
the possibility of having deeen-jS ( Dl 1
tralized voting for student elec-y I
Theodore Haller, chairman oily A/l1 Jll -I :IPM
the .group studying the fraternity-;!f ■" ■ 'y® ■ * ■■■ JpßHfilM
independent rotation system,' said $ fi
a.complete report will be present-iy J B
edEeb. .28. |I gjwJß, | 130 East College Avenue
The preliminary progress reportly | c t~** College, Pennsylvania
stated the sub-committee’s ac-;£„,.’ ~ 5
complishments to date: sendingi^'° :,, '' aa '^ fca * aaa&ayAaAaaaaaaaa * aaaaaaaaaaaa * a * aag
letters to other schools Jor inf or- '
mation on their systems, studying
the "history of the University’s
rotation system, and interview
ing members of the faculty and
administration -for their opinions.
-The Elections Committee ac
cepted the progress report, which
will he .presented to All-Univers
ity Cabinet at its next meeting, i
. -Ruby Seamen, chairman of the!
penalization sub-committee, saidi
the igropp plans to interview staffi
members for suggestions on thei
penalization .provisions of the All-
University Elections Code. ]
Noon, dosses—
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scheduled simultaneously, thus i
enabling students to concentrate!
on their studies more effectively, j
. A trimester system, in which;
the calendar .year would be di
vided into three equal terms, did
not seem to get favorable recep
tion. The. main disadvantages ex
pressed .are difficulty of .finding
appropriate starting dates .and un-l
certainty' of the system’s effect;
bn. faculty retirement plans. j
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Referee gives “Visitors” a boost—“ Home” team
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