SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1958
Honor Code Signers
May Get Privileges
The Women's Student Government Association Senate
has given a 1 vote of confidence to a recommendation that
women who have signed the WSGA Hcnor Code be given
additional privileges, or "responsibilities."
As to what might be Included no specific suggestions were,
made, although freedom from,'
.signing in and out of the dorm-'
itories was suggested.
During discussion, Mrs. R. Mae
Shultz, assistant to the dean of
women, gave several incidents
where the only way of locating
coeds involved in accidents was
through the sign out sheet, and
Senate members supported the
opinion that signing in and out is
primarily a safety measure.
The matter was referred to
the 'lmplementations Commit
tee, for new ideas.
• Susan Whittington, junior in
arts and letters from Arlington,
Va.. was appointed co-chairman
of the Implementations Commit
tee to replace Sybil Kersh, who
resigned.
It was announced that nomina- 1
tions have been held for dorm
itory officers in all women's dorms
and final elections will be held
Wednesday night.
Candidates are required to
have a 2.5 all-University aver
age and no major judicial rec
ord.
Politic
I Parties
eetings
EtIEZ
Two politica
their spring pi
parties will open
litical seasons to-
morrow
University .!
first mass mee
Sparks to ele
!arty will hold its
hig at 8 p.m. in 10
It officers.
The Lion p
mittee will m
Willard to be:
the spring ca
cuss potential
!rty Steering Com
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:et at 2 p.m. in 203
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n organization for
E paign and to dis-
I candidates.
Following el•ction of party of
ficers, members of the University
party will elect party class offi
cers and organize committees.
The party's steering committee
met Wednesday.
Lab Personnel Director
Writes Journal Article
Arnold Addison, personnel di
rector of the Ordnance Research
Laboratory, is the author of an
article published in the College
and University Personnel Associa
tion Journal fot January.
The article is entitled "An
Evaluation of the Effectiveness of
a University Personnel Commit
tee."
PENN STATE ENGINEER
to-ed Staff Meeting
Room 209, HUB
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Sunday, Feb. 9, 1958
Colie4iOn News
All Students Interested in Writing
130 P.M. TODAY!
nyone May Attend!
ndidates Need Not Be Journalism Majors)
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Mary Lytle, junior in education
from Clairton, was appointed
chairman of the big-little sister
program,
Hannah More, famous woman
author of the latter part of the
38th Century. always insisted on
being called "Mrs. M o r e". How
ever, she never married.
Coke Party
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