The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, January 09, 1958, Image 2
PAGE TWO Coeds to Air Code, WSGA Revisions The Women's Student Gov-, Coeds who are under the honor code will meet at a party ernment Association Senate.l apH on Feb. sto consider the code's part on the Women's Student last night unanimously .4 les of Government -ssociation rules revision and the new over-21, proved the revision Friedberg, drinking policy, Janet Davidson, honor code committee chair-,43resented by Anne Fr !judicial chairman. man, said last night. Although the rules have been The party, scheduled at last night's committee meeting, approved. they wilt not go into p is designed to brinr - - ..ether all effect until they can be published', ___..g tog_ and distrilutea. Miss Friedberg; the coeds who have signed the lsaid this will be done as soon af, ,honor code, Miss Davidson saii„ter the new semester begins as is ;and to 'give them a new en- feasible_ ithusiasm for IL" ; The major change in the rules Min Davidson said the 03M- i involves traveling Permissions- j mittee hopes to invite about Coeds now may take fo u r 100 coeds to the party. This will I traveling permissions a seines include both the coeds who ter instead of three. have been initiated into the Any upperclssswoman wh o h onor s y s t em and th ose wh o leaves the residence hall plan- Tint nI t : -3 , 1 J":. r i erl tMe n CmUri - have applied for the code. ning to be out after 10 p.m. on ' or Saturday night, must. nil last night unatiirrou -. 1 .v went All freshmen women's dormlFTtdaY Isign out when leaving the resi- , units have now been orientated' on t ented as favor:rte. the adop.; tow . mmeot ..: concerning the code, she said, l dene halL Previously, a hadi lion of a student . out if she was to be out ,end all town women have 21.'1 4 .° sign sponsored insurance plan. been contacted. Explaining the of the residence hall after 5:30, , The council also rno. , ed to hringi code to upperclasswomen will be-'Plh- . before the As.sociation of Inde- 1 - ; All freshman women must sign' ,gin next se m e s t er, she added. pendent Men a motion to ask the ' g lout for all activities after 6:30 administration to adopt a float-i The party will be held in eith-,p.m. daily. Originally, this time, ing holiday in future calendars. •er Simmons or McElwain lounge,: had been 5-'0 p.m_ da il y and The motion in favor of the— Ishe said , although the plans are in „f surance plan said that it should: ''''' yet compl e te.be brought before AIM also, but; Mi ss Davidson said the group ; Schedule Blues it did not recommend any ape _ , will discuss the honor code and , '1 cific plan be adopted. ! what part it had in the recent Louis Wonderly, chairman of; Senate decision to permit coeds Trouble Lion the subcommittee of the Cabinet ov- 21 to drink alcoholic bev- Welfare Committee which is mak-I eragea. The Senate decision. • The Nittany Lion was debating ing a study of student insurance,' shelaid , is expected to have an today whether to return to school w ill present a report an d reeorn .j erred on the number of needs 'next semester, since he doesn't mendations on the insurance who will sign the honor code. think he'll be able to schedule , plans to All-University Cabineti Also on the agenda for the par- his favorite cour tomorrow jet_ night. ' ;ty will be a consideration of see. The council acted on the cal-!WSGA's revision of minor rules,! Because of the ender motion at this time since'and how this revision relates to.c _.a ng e in the it was felt that there was morel the honor code. i registration sche ,w,ll not register chance of the University admip - I Orientation of freshman worn- i dale the Li o n istration acting favorably nowen to the honor code , which has' that it would have a few weeks'been carried on by the commit :u nt i 1 9:45 a.m. before a holiday was wanted. ;tee through hall meetings. iniFridaY. He is a- I freshman women's dorm units, i fraid Hu b ology There has been continued agi • i w in en d w ithi n a s h or t ti me w ith,4oo and Under tation by students for such a holi-,•,_ "day which could be declared ter, cations rounding - up" of code appli-!water Bas k PA IWeav mg 500 will any football game or other event., catians whkll are still in the fbeclosed b that In the past, the University has lhands of dorm units presidentso . y I tune. refused to act on any such pro-!miss Davidson said. One bright spot in the Lion's posals shortly before at was rant ed since the calendar is made •r 1 • , far in advance. uPtry's 'Phoenix' th i gh for today is 30 to 35 degrees. The resignations of Elvin Ecel- 1 I barger due to academic difficul-Wi il Be Read i ties and William Wetzel due tol Fellowship Offered an insufficient average were an-i A formal reading of "A mpboenix! To Coeds Grads flounced by President J a e shoo Frequent" will be given at Wambold. 1 4 . p.m. today in the Little Theatre r Applications are available for Wambold said there are nowim Old Main. ,the Alice Crocker Lloyd $750 fel- 1 seven vacancies on the counciLi Participating in the reading!' hip for graduate study . He urged town independents in -twill be Elaine Zeller, freshman. °v ' 's membe r of Alpha Lam' bda terested in serving on council toiin arts from Kingston, as Dynes - 1 Delta , An y freshman women's schol- 1 attend a meeting or contact bin:LIT/term; Richard Mazza. sophomore antic honorary society, ' who was A record hop, scheduled to be ; in arts and letters from Drexel 5 who graduated in 1956 or 19 7 or held in conjunction with radio, Hill, as Tegeus-Chromis; and Jane :will be graduated in 1958 and who station WDFM. this Saturday. has m o m senior in from Harr i s - (maintained I maintained an average of 3.5 been postponed until Feb. $. it;burg. as Doto. throughout her college career is was announced. I The Christopher Fry play will i eligible.- Graduating seniors may Ibe directed by Daniel RobertsoNapply if they have maintained Skiing Orientation 'graduate student in theatre artsi this average to the end of their from Garden City, N.Y.. as a seventh semester. , Set for Tonight l ,project for Theatre Arts 501. 1 Application for the fellowship i "A Phoenix Too Frequent" wasimay be made at the dean of wo to attend the Red House ski trip 1 Outing Clcb tr.ernben plannincriresented by Players in the 1952- Il inen's office before February. ,53 season, a will meet at 7 tonight in 303 Wit- t ! lard for an orientation meeting.! ~.1 They :ked to br , - their USE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS; WMAJ P TIM Favors Insurance, Holiday Plan are as. _ to rrng , money to the meeting. FOR GOOD RESULTS Persons interested \ but unable, to attend may call Jack Lesinsky; 17 . 432 Roeder% Sae The" Ads at AD 7-2207 or AD 6-80.T.3. - /. Ora clita ttng Setz tori .. . 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Ext. _ Vforid News afternoon of Nude World News Local New of sisals (Bob a ass) Ness Kiwis tat Listening News sad if orket Evert Muskfor Listeofolt Sparta Special iftorie News Fulton Cowin. le News noon on Saturdays. Both of these, violations which may invoke a rules were changed due to the: strict campus. Not signing out for Large number of women who will; out-of-town visits was dropped have to eat in dining halls inlfrom the strict weekend campus other residence halls. With the, penalties and added to the leni old rule they would have to sign; ent weekend campus penalties. out for meals. Several violations for black- Freshman women are grant- marks were discarded. These in ed four special 10 p.m. permis- elude failure to take phone duty, sions a semester which may be !calling out of the windows, fail used after the first four weeks jure to attend fire drills, and fail of classes. Prior to this change, lure to have a bed made by 1 p.m. freshman coeds were only per- l However, having an untidy room mined to take one of these per- was inserted in the list. missions a month. Being signed .in by another' student was added to the list of * CATHAUM Now. 2:130. 3:54. 5:48. 7:42. 9:36 MCIEY INXIM „- MIT gia NEM -low Ise Ur Mrs Palk Elroy NO.ll magi so PRI megll Today - Doors Open S:4s—"The James Dean Story" The University Christian Association's DESTINATION EUROPE - Summer, 1958 INTRODUCTION TO EUROPE SEMINAR Leader: Dr. Howard Cutler, Head, Economics Department. July 9—August 25, 47 days in Europe, costs approx. $995. England, Germany, Switzerland, Yugoslavia, Italy, France, Belgium, Holland. Study- of political, educa tional, religious patterns. Includes lectures by prom inent Europeans, discussions with university students, visits to government headquarters. PERSPECTIVES IN ART AND ARCHITECTURE Leader: Mr. William Hajjar, Professor of Architecture. . June IS—July 31, 42 days in Europa costs approx. $975. England, Germany, Italy, France, Belgium, Holland. Study of historical and modern art and architecture. Includes lectures by European artists, visits to famous museums and cathedrals, meetings with art students, study of post-war city planning, 3 1 / 2 days at the Worlds Fair in Brussels. Brochures describing the itineraries and program are now available. Seminars are open to all students. Apply: Sam Gilman, The University Christian Association Helen Eakin Eisenhower Chapel THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1958 TAT le N°W Feat. 1:30, 3:33, 5:27, 7:30, 9:33 ********* ••4111•• Paramcung Rewles ZERRY i'r" E LEINS I . OAS AP ....nse Vi see • •• COMING SOON— "Don't Go Near the Water" FIRE UNDER HER SKIN Goon* d PASCAL • PEL Raymon LEGRIN French Dialog • English Titles! BEGINS FRIDAY Featuretime - 6:15, 7:57, 9:39 *NITTANY