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Fraternity Counselors Approve
IFC Compulsory Auditing Plan
The Association of Fraternity Counseit:rs has voted 17-2 to support the Interfraternity
Council's proposal for the compulsory auditing of fraternity books.
The proposal, currently awaiting action by the Senate Committee on Student Affairs,
was presented at the Counselors meeting Thursday night by Richard Christian, chairman
of the TFC audit committee.
Christian said he will include
the endorsement in his next re
port to the Senate committee,
sometime in February.
The IFC proposal would re
quire all fraternities to have
their books audited annually,
and gives a proof of the audit to ,
the University.
Under this plan, however, the
figures of the audit would not
have to be released.
The original proposal which
came from the Senate committee'
would require fraternities and
sororities to have the audit per
formed and the figures released
to the University.
Senate action on the prepays!
has been postponed while Pan
bethink Council prepares a re
port on sorority audit practices.
The action on the issue began
after the Senate recommended,
that all student organizations, in
cluding fraternities and sororities...
be required to submit the audit.
WC submitted their counter-plan
at a meeting in December.
Action on the proposal was ;
first postponed because the fig
ures in the IFC report, taken
from a questionnaire from
fraternities, represented only
about SO per cent of the fra
ternities and were considered
inconclusive by the Senate.
The Senate also asked at this ,
time for a report from sororities
on the question-
Grace Antes, president of Pan
hel, told the Senate yesterday
that Panhel was preparing a re
port on the audit similar to the
one given by IFC, Action was
postponed until the report can
be completed and presented.
,Walker Invited i 4 Officers Elected
'Loud' Frosh
!To Conference in Military Society •
John Wavier, junior in civil
•
Get Probation : President Eric A. Walker ana enginering from Gordonville aed
'seven other University staff mem- ; a mem b er of Navy ROTC, has
From JBR tbers have been invited to partici
!pate in the Governor's Conference
been elected captain of Scabbard
for the Improvement of Instrnc- il
'and Blade, national honorary tri-
Two freshmen have been placed tion Jan. 28 and 29 in Harris- I service military society,
on probation on the recommencia-'burg. I Other officers are William
tion of the Association of Inde-; They are Dr. Grace M. Hender-,Westgard, junior in arts and let
pendent Men Judicial Board of,son, dean of the College of Bornelters from Moorestown, N.J. (Ar-
Review for a series of disturb-'Economics; Dr. Arthur 0. Lewis Imy), first lieutenant; Robert Roth,
ances in Hamilton Hall. ;Jr., associate professor of English juniorin chemical' engineering
The students were charged literature; Dr. Florence E. Tay-,from Scranton (Air Force), sec
with repeated violations of quiet 'or. professor of elementary edu-:ond lieutenant, and John Yeosocz;
hours, lack of co-operation with.cation; Dr. John R. Racklev. deanijunior in industrial engineering
the residence hall counselor and of the College of Education; Ar-lfrom Plains (Army), first scr
lack of co-operation in adhering,thur M. Wellington, professor of geant.
to cleaning procedures followed;counselor education; Lawrence E.'
by the Department of Housing.;Dennis, provost, and Ray V. Wit-lbert H. Breon (R-Centre) and
The board placed both on judi- kins, scheduling-officer. ISen. Jo Hays (IL-Centre, Clear
cial probation and recommended Also invited are state Rep. Ro- field) of State College.
one of the students be moved
from the double room they share.
One of the students also was
recommended to the dean of
men's office for office probation
because the board believed the
student was using his influence
among others in the hall to dis
credit the counselor. The dean's
office approved the recommenda
tion and also decided to send a
letter to the student's parents.
The students told the board
they did not believe they were
guilty of frequently making ex-,
cessive noise. They said the corn
plaints by the students in the
neighboring room were caused
by the fact that there was only a
door separating the two rooms to ,
block the noise created by their
talking.
they
told the board the room
they occupy was built to be used
as a study room and lacks closet
space. The students said the ab
sense of a closet in their room
aided the transmission of sounds
to the adjoining room and was
the main cause of their trouble
with the Department of Housing.
MEETING . . . Co-Ed Circulation Staff
Stmday, January 12,1958 7:30 P. M.
—Daily Collegian photo by George Harrison
TICKETS FOR LARRY—President Eric A. Walker and All-
University
,President Rob. rt Steele buy tickets for the benefit
movie from Constance Liviw, freshman in education from Phila
delphia. The movie, "Lost Horizon!' will be shown Feb. 4 at the
State Theatre. Tickets also are available at the Hetzel Union desk
or from members of Phi Sigma Sigma, sponsoring sorority.
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Fishburn Asks Groups
To Report Rotation Stand
- Peter Fishburn, r -airman of the All-University Elections
Committee, has requested student organizations which have
taken a stand on the fraternity-independent rotation system
to contact him before the end o
He asked that the groups
stand on the issue and of the ,
reasons behind it. Fishburn's ad-!
dress is Phi Gamma Delta.
The rotation system subcom-:
mittee of the Elections Commit-1
tee is now studying .the system,;
which rotates the All-University:
and class offices from year to
year between students of fra-i
ternity and independent affilia-,
tion.
The subcommittee's report on
the issue will contain informa
tion on the various stands talc
en by student organizations.
The Elections Committee will
meet at 7 p.m. Feb. 4 in the
Helsel Union Building to go
over the results of the subcom
mittee's study.
The completed report will be
presented to All-University Cab-,
inet Feb. 13. -
Fishburn said, "It isn't at all
evident yet whether the commit-.
tee will include a definite rec-'
ommendation in its report to Cab-i
inet. From the information which .
has been gathered so far, there
appears to be no clear-cut answer,
to the rotation question."
The main arguments for an
open system. Fishburn said, are
that all students, regardless of
affiliation, should have a chance
to run for the office they desire
and that student government
representation would thus be
improved.
He said the main argument for.
retaining the present system deals'
with fraternity-independent rela
tions and equal representation in:
student government for the.two;
groups.
Magazine Article
Written by Gray
Dr. William H. Gray, professor
of Latin-American history is the
author of an article, 'The First
Constitution of the Philippines,"
in the Pacific Historical Review,
the publication of the Pacific
Coast Branch -of the American
Historical Association.
The article pertains to the ap
plication of the Spanish Consti
tution of 1812 to the Philippines,
then part of the far-flung Spanish
empire.
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f the final examination period.
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