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UCA Holds Service
For 'Day of Prayer'
The University Christian Assodetion and denominational
foundations will sponsor a Universal Day of Prayer service'
at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Faith United Church of Christ.
The Rer. Theodore Braun, recently appointed chaplain to
—, the University for the churth.,;
4 will preach at the service.
The order of worship will Lei
?led by three- students—Richard'
i Martin. EGA president and se
nior Mass vice president: Jacob:
IDentu. junior In pre-theology!
from Ghana, and Samuel Fisher
pre-theological student in Arts
land Letters from the Evangelical!
and Reformed Chunitt.
1 The Meditation Chapel Choir!
Dr. ft.pi,r4 H. g iiii , ton. T i f ,,,t . wil; oiler an anthem under the.
Street prufeisor of ecc'xsastacalidirection of Willa Taylor and the)
history at the Divtnity School andlstildent director. William Reeves
Associate Fellow of jorathon Ed-:lntnediatelY following the serv - 1
ice the United Student Felkm-1
wards Colletee at Yale Universityd
wi lt spea k at c hapel services 314 st:up will hold a reception in the
10,55 a.m. tomorrow s r k wa toocial hall of the church.
' The service is open to the pub-
Auditorium.
.
Bains subject "m
e i
unf The Emerson Society will dis-
Jewish-Christian Heritage" CUSS "Liberal Religion and the
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Yale Prof
To Speak
At Chapel
Members of the Jewish sod;Univercity Student" with the;
Christian traditions will wccshiplßev. Nathaniel Lauriat at 8 to-I
together on this occasion in ob-;night at the Skell home, 919 Fair-;
servancr of National Brotherhood moot Ave_
Week. Cars with "Emerson Society"
Participating in the service will'sigrs will leave at 7:45 p.m. from
be Rabbi Beniamm Kahn, Jewishithe Hetzel Union Building. I
chaplain to the University. and: Three short films. comprising,
Dr. Luther H. Harshbarger. Uni-lan hour's program on modern Is-i
versify chantain and coordir.ator:rael, will be shown at 7:39 pm.,
of religious affairs. A combined'tornorrow in the Hillsl Founcla
choir under the direction of Willaltion. 1
Taylor. will lead in the musical' The film showing, which is
response: and hymr.s of the Jewish, open to the public, includes the
and Christian services ecnistitu-i first showing in th i s area ,o f :
tine the order of worship. George : _
ire with]
E Ceiga, organist, will play se l.iPrenuer David Ben-Guriort. The,
ections from Felix Mendelsshon'ssecond film is "lael Newsreell
''Sixth Sonata" 11957," and the third is "Jeru
"
Dr. Bainten has been a member: s — alem
Member's of the Newman Club;
of the Yale faculty since 1919. He h,„,. r patron Roman
has won world-wide recognitio ni Ca --1
tho — lic — earci th i ei nal John s 'Nean
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a specialist in Ref°rmatim ithis week. A special Mas will bey
hi ke
:celebrated at 6:30 a.m. Monday in
He will present the first of a:cur Lady of Victory Church. Ac- '.
serie s (4 : _dinner:/!Ftures L-nderitzvlues of the club will be the
the sPonsorwrilP UniverslltY i -Aibiect of an exhibition in War-
Christian association at. 6 p.m.!ing Hall.
tonight in Dining Room A. Hetzel ---
Union Building.
Miss Genevieve Dills, associate
lPhot°grapily Club
director of the University Christ-'
ian Association, will speak at the; To Show Slides
Protestant service of worship at: The showing of prize-winning
9 a.m. tomorrow in the 'Helen slides front the national club corn-
Eakin Eisenhower Chapel. ,pet:tions of the Photographic So-
Mlmety of America will highlight
ithe meeti ng of the State College
Book Exchange
iColor Slide Club at 7:313pm.
Monday in the Mineral Sciences
Refunds to Begin 'Auditor:um..
Money for books sold Michael R. Lynch, visual aids
specialist of the AgriculturalET
the' University Book Exe h ang ' ' sPeci tersion . Service, wll narrate the
wi.l be refunded beginning Mon
day at I pm. ‘prograra
_
Students may pick up their
money throughout the week unti l;
Friday at 5 m the carciroosnl
of the Hetzel Union Building.'
Any books which have not been
sold will be returned to their
owners
Students are rer::::dtA to br:r.i.
their green refund slips with
then: when they cone for the re-
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Membership ITV Enrollment Hits
O H f ik S ed en t a o t 2 e 42 lNew High* 5 039
Student enrollment in the two closed circuit television
The membership of the Univer-'systems transmitting from Sparks and Boucke buildings has
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;city Senate will change from ige!hit a new peak of 5039, roughly one third of total enrollment
to 242 members as the result of ifor the Spring semester.
:change' made in the constitution! Fifteen different subjects are being offered in 19 classes
t lof the Senate.
for a total of 42 hours of classes,
I The changes were approved ini- i acnording to Leslie P. Greenhill,l
l i tially by the Senate and uponiassistant director of the division;
the recommendation of the Sen-lof academic research and services.'
,ate were then approved by the! In addition, professional train-1
;Board of Trustees. ling in techniques of television'
speaking, a ctin g and writing is; The revision reportedly was I
:being offered in four classes inl
made to reflect recent changes:speech, theatre arts and journal-,
in the number and titles of ad-if sm ,
ministrative officers and to in-i Certain courses i n mathemat i cs, l
!crease from nine to twelve the zuc ,l o&‘ ,
number of el ect e d, as distin- and military science are
'being televised for the first time
Iguished from ex-officio. members ! th i s sernesten 1
lof the Senate from each College•
;and the Graduate School. l One class, Sociology I, conduct-jed Dr- Wliam G. ,'
'Under the provisions of th e ' profm by or and head of the Depart-1
change, the -sen a te- which will} meat of Sociology, is being tele-i
; I me_n
[have 120 elected members andicast similtaneously over station'
i 1.22 ex-officio members, will con-twFBG_Tv. Altoona. Scheduled
sist of the following: for 9 a.m. Monday. Wednesdayi
1 ' The president of the University,land Friday, it is the first Uni-;
vice presidents of the University..versity rla given over closed
'deans of the several colleges and `,"circuit and outside T.V. at the
Ithe Graduate ea-hool, dean of isame time.
' men ' dean of women, d i r ect 6 r °II The closed circuit system which
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'the health center, librarian, dean,beg operating this semester
.of admissions and registrar (see-:from Boucke can supplement the,
retary), controller, director of .existing system in Sparks or
:general extension. special ass's-I broadcast independently. At pres
:tant to the president for student
ea
;affairs. ;t 16 rooms are in use in Boucke ,
,and 15 in Sparks.
Directors of extension, director'Television is also being put to
of research, and the associate and ' use in sophomore chemistry labs
assistant deans in each of the col- )t0 i nstruct stu d ents i n the use.
leges and the Graduate SchooL'of laboratory equipment. To date
dean of summer sessions, director! about 120 students have been
of the Division of Counseling!taught via T.V. how to operate the
heads (or acting heads) of schools.ianalytical balanee, a precise'
divisions, and departments of res - ;weighing mac hi ne.
, cant instruction. and 12 repre-: .
s:-.ntatives elected by ballot by. Ai technique begun last year is
being continued in metallurgy
e.:411 college and the Graduateciasses, whereby a camera is at-
School for a period of three years,"
itached to the metallurgical micro
four being elected each year.
, scope and the images projected on
In case the head of a depart-,the screen_
meat is also the dean of a col-i Closed circuit T.V. classes be
lege, that department shall have ;
e ,, in the spring
i of 1955 under
Ila representative in addition to
the
1 dean. i — a grant from the Fund for the
:Advancement of Education.
1 The Senate on Feb. 6 voted to:
put the revised amendment into - --
bum Council to Sponsor
effect immediately so that each.
college and the Graduate School;'Clipid'S Nest' Dance
will elect the increased number' The West Halls Council will
of senators when elections are'sponsor a - Cupid's Nest" dance
held prior to May.
.froin 9 to 12 tonight in the War-
'trig lounge_ _
'Burning Bright' Review , Music will be provided by the
Players' production of John:Darrel Rishel Quintet. Rishel is
Steinbeck's - Burning Bright." di-;a graduate student in guidance
rected by Mark Wallace, will berm Mt. Union.
reviewedin Tuesday's Daily Col-' The dance will be informal and
leg an topen to the public.
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 73, 1958
Course Adding
Deadline Set
At Noon Today
The deadline for adding
courses is noon today.
The deadline fo r dropping
courses is noon March 1.
To drop or add - a course a stu
dent must fill out a drop-add
form which he gets from his ad
visor. The form requires the same
information as the number 2 card
used in registration.
If dropping a course, a student
then gets his class cards from the
instructor whose course he is
dropping. If also adding a course
he gets the class card from the
department in which the course
is given.
The student then takes the
class cards and the drop-add form
to the registrar's office in the
basement of Willard to pay the
$2 fee. The fee is waived if the
drop-add is required by the de
partment and not done because
the student wants to change a
course. To have the fee waived
the drop-add form must be signed
by the head of the department in
which the student is enrolled.
Albers Will Address
Faculty Luncheon Club
Vernon M. Albers, chief sci
entist at the Ordnance Research
Laboratory, will speak to the
Faculty Luncheon Club at noon
Monday in Hetzel Union Dining
Room A.
'Burning Bright' Tickets
Remain on Sale at HUB
About 70 tickets for the Penn
State Player's production of
"Burning Bright" remain on sale
for tonight's performance at the
Hetzel Union desk.
Tickets for the John Steinbeck
play are $l.
West Halls Council to Meet
West Halls Council will meet
at 7 p.m. Monday in Waring
lounge to set up a ping-pong
tournament.