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Studenss, Alums to Hold Phi l Prof
Will Give
Alumni Fund Discussion
~,,,.:student leaders and five men from the Mumrn LA Lecture
Fund and the trittciny Alumni will di cuss---o cr a dinner at
NA, alter Kaufman, associate pro
tne Nitt.any L ion Inn tonight—ways of increasing student fessor of philosophy at Princeton
interest in the two organizations. !University, tonight will present
the first of a series of four lec
Ross B.Lehman, assistant executive secretary of the•.turfs scheduled for the spring
Alumni Association, said the meeting will be an exploratory ' semester b 5 the Liberal Arts Lec
discussion session in which stu ture Series
dcnt opinion will be obtained on He will speak at 8 p.m.in 121
UCA Courses !the present method of interesting
graduates in the Alumni Fund. 'Sparks on "A Critique of Existen
itsalism
1 The present system involves en -I Other lectures in the series u ill
Set to Begin '
listing one student class agent be presented according to the fol
for each 15 students in a class lowing schedule:
Next Week • of about 2000 graduates.
i I Douglas Bush, Gurney profes-
These class agents write let-
sor of English literature at Har
to their 15 students soh yard aN University. Tlturs
8:30 University Christia i Asso ! leis n 8 3 4 r he m Problem
elation ti oiler five non-credit To g talk it over u v.tiothillil n t c t of Belief';Paul F.Norton, as
,
wi...—ne stu-
sociate professor of history of art,
courses in religion this semester.:dents will be Lehman: Ridge Ri- and architecture, 8 p.m., Wednes-;
Beginning next week. ;ley, executive secretary-treasurer •
April 23, on "Benjamin H
, lof the Alumni Association; Ber- day '
Students may register for the ,Latrobe—An Essay on Land- . 1
nard P. Taylor, executive direr-; ~,, . and Perry Miller, profes-'
courses any time this week at theß or of the Penn State Foundation- r " -- '"` "•
University Christian Association. Robert E. Beam, assistant di - .:sor of American literature at - flar-,
vard University,B p.m Thurs-I
office in the program center of:tor of the Penn State Foundation;!day. May 1, on "Puritan" ism and:
and Robert Ostermayer, chair
the Helen Eakin Eisenhower' chair-; American Literature."
the Alumni Fund and l
Chapel. The classes will meet for man of The lectures by Bush and Mil-,
president• of the Pennsylvania In ,„ ..„,
one hour a week for 10 weeks.be co sponsored by thel
Idustrial Chemical Co., Clairton. I'" ''''
The courses that will be offered' ;Committee on Religious Educa-1
will be: "Christian Classies,"l The Alumni Fund, in existence; li on.
since 1952. is approaching its
taught by the Rev. Theodore A. Hugh M. Chapman Jr., associ-1
one-millionth dollar. ;
Braun, campus pastor for the :ate professor of Romance lan-I
'United Church of Christ, at 4:lolThrough its fund-raising !guages, is chairman of the corn-1
p.m. on Tuesdays; "New Testa-, campaigrus, it has aided student mittee for the series. The lectures;
meat: A Study of Jesus the; recreation, religion and scholar- are open to the public.
Christ," by the Rev. Hal Leiper,; ship.
1 Other members of the commit
associate director of the Univer-I The furnishings for the Hetzel: tee are:
sity Christian Association and:Union Building were bought with;; Ralph W. Condee, associate pro-
Protestant chaplain, at 4:10 pan. $65,000 of Alumni Fund money.;
fessor of English literature; Henry;
on Mondays. I Alumni contributions paid for,
more than one-half of the Helen, ,W. Johnstone, associate professor;
"Religion and Contemporary l of philosophy; Philip S. Klein,]Eakin Eisenhower Chapel.
Literature," tau g h t by Mr.; I professor of American history;'
There are 60 students on cam•
-
Charles E. Minneman, assistant: ;and Delbert C. Miller, professor;
chaplain to the University, at 4:lo•Pus
with Alumni Fund scholar-ships., of sociology.
p.m. on Thursdays.
The classes will meet in the} The present major project of
the fund is the Stone Valley rec-
Program Center of the Chapel.i
' Book Includes
reational area.
The $2 fee charged for registra-
I
lion will be used toward the cost: .
IWalker Article
of textbooks. : Bridge Lessons
Award Established .
ITo Be Offered ; President Eric A. Walker is
la contributor to "Brainpower i
I Quest," the recently published;
For Die Casting i
1 Leonides Council will sponsor!recor t d of the Cooper Union Con
bridge lessons tonight and Feb. 20; vocation
ago.
The American Die Casting In - ,and 27. I
stitute. Eastern Regional Group 'They be free and open to'
will The book, published by Mac- 1
has established a series of awards, anyone. Interested students mav'Millan Company, is the consensus,
to encourage students in engi- ,
sign up at the Heizel Union desk.,of the meeting of scholars, scien-:
steering and science to become, ;The lessons will consist of an hour tilts and men of affairs held inl
interested in the die casting field. of explanation and an hour 0f11956 to discuss the question oft
The awards are available to any:bridge playing. ;providing more engineers and
student enrolled in the Colleges; The council decided Monday scientists for the needs of the fu-1
of Engineering and Architecture, to work with the Association of'titre-
or Mineral Industries. 'lndependent Men for a Spring' Former President Herbert Hoo- 1 ,
Winners will be selected on the:Week booth. It was decided tower, Admiral Lewis L. Strauss of;
basis of a paper on die casting'make it compulsory for council t the Atomic Energy Commission,;
which will be submitted to an.members to work on the booth and United States Steel President
awards committee. Papers must'and to raise the amount of points;Roger M. Blough are among the,
be submitted by April 15. given members who help. other contributors.
Penn Prof Says
Broad Education Helps
A modern education in so-i
with practical problems. skill is often unable• to- cops
cial work should stress knowl-; Turner suggted that better
.
edge rather than skill on the,use be made of field work. While
undergraduate level, accord-
should t h eun acquiredergradute stu
dentsHe rela
ing to Dr. William D. Turner vent material, h
he said.
Knowledge tells a social work
of flip University of Pennsyl-i cr where and when to act while
vania.
Speaking before a Graduate
Lecture Series audience. Turner In this "dynamic world." Tur
said that too much stress has been ner said, a school should inject
put on experience in undergrad-; more knowledge into the stu-
dents and put them more on
uate years, leaving a lack of gen.! their own. -
eral knowledge for social workers.! Turner called American social
Turner is a professor of admin-'work a "full-time professional
istration and social relations in effort to help man live more
the School of Social Work at' abundantly in his society and to
Penn.
.help society function for his ma-
Turner said that skilled grad- 'terial and social welfare."
elates often lack a knowledge ' In underprivileged countries.
of broad ideas essential to the Turner said, social workers can
field. However, one without any only be concerned with provid
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ATTENTION INDEPENDENTS
All groups except fraternities and respective sorori
ties interested in participating in Spring Week (Carni
val. Float Parade. and He-Man) should send representa
tives to HUB Desk on FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 17 and . 18
to pick up initial application post cards.
THE DAILY COLLEG!AN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
skill implements knowledge to
achieve success under different
situations. Turner said.
Social Field
ing food, clothing and shelter - to
its people. However, in our coun
try a more individual program
can be set up.
At the turn of the century, :
American thought was toward
a broad program, but social
workers found th e benefits ,
weren't getting to the people
who needed it, he said.
Turner said the main problem'
in social work today is the short
age of trained professional per
sonnel. Four-fifths of the social
workers lack a graduate profes
sional education.
There is also a general un
willingness. to pay professionals
in this field, Turner said. Most;
people are content to support!
non-professional workers.
PENN STATE TOUR OF EUROPE
As far as Sicily!
*England *Monaco *Germany
*France *ltaly *Holland
*Switzerland *Sicily
DON'T MISS:
.
•Naples and Pompeii •Sicily and Palermo
• Swiss and Austrian Alps • Strait of Messina
•French and Italian Riviera •Rhine Valley
Under the direction of: - ..
Dr. Dagobert de Levie, Assoc. Prof. . .
of German, PSU - -
For a descriptive folder call AD 8-6635 or write km .-
276 E. McCormick Ave. State College
New
Plan
Party
Class
Faced with a possible coup d'etat from the outside, the
University party executive committee last night planned to
keep the class party offices "in the family" at Sunday's elec
tion. -'
At the elections for party officers last Sunday, a group in
cluding members of fraternities
affiliated with Lion party missed,
by a bare margin of 14 votes in an -
attempt to take over the chair-I Role of HEc
manship of thenewly formed)
University party.
• John D'Angelo, party
chair- INamed Theme
man, said officials indicated , F or Program
that the University party would I r
not have its charter approved if I
The role of home economics in
an outside group succeeded in
taking control. the University will be the theme
John D'Angelo, University par
;of the 1958 College of Home Eco
-
ty chairman, warned his execu-Inomics Spring Weekend. _
tive committee last night that The weekend program, to be
"the same thing is liable to hap-Iheld April 18 and 19, will lea
pen" Sunday night when the
lure displays, speakers and dir
ty elects its 20 class officers. "Wel cussions centering around the
only won half a victory this pastl way home economics fits into the
Sunday in our attempt to keepl University.
control of our own party," D'An- Three members of the Home
gel& said. Economics Student Council have
To stymie a posible second at- been appointed chairmen of the
tempt from "our friends from the council's committees for the
other side," D'Angelo advised alll weekend.
members of the executive corn- They are Eleanor Judy, junior
mittee to run for one of the class in home economies from Coch
offices, with only one running ranville, pr ogr a in committee;
for each office to keep the vote James Knipe, sophomore in ho
unified. tel administration from Bala
Some of the members of the Cynwyd, display committee; and
c.nnittee objected to this as an Leslie Shultz, senior in home
undemocratic move, especially economics from State College,
if it were done in the meeting. publicity committee.
Edward Frymoyer, party par- Ann Beveridge, junior in home
liamentarian, then suggested that economics from Pittsburgh, was
the committee members could named chairman of 0.0 Home
work it out after the meeting. Economics- Freshman - Faculty
When D'Angelo and Frymoyer i Mixer, March 16.
left the meeting, the rest of the.
committee stayed on, presum
ably to "cast their stones" for
Sunday's election.
D'Angelo told the commit
tee of one factor which may
prevent another "aitempL" He
said anyone voting Sunday
would have to register, and
having registered for a second
time, these people would be in
eligible to return to Lion party
membership.
However, this is only a sup
position, since it has not officially
been determined yet whether a
student can resign from one party
and register in another.
International Code Class
Scheduled for Tonight
International code 'classes will i
bdgin at 7 tonight in 219 Elec
trical Engineering and will meet
from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. every Mon
day and Thursday.
At the end of the course FCC
amateur radio. novice and tech
nical examinations will be given.
The classes are open to the pub
lic.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1958
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Elections
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