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Library
Catalog
Students—Check
( Suitcase Switch
If your suitcase is full of booties
instead of sweaters, you may have
the wrong bag.
The production of a Penn State general catalog, from Mrs. Robert MeMichael ex
the first draft to the finished copy, is shown in one of the
display easf\s in the Pattoe Library. i 4 p.m. Saturday in Lewistown.
The red-penciled first draft is retyped for the printer,^;£*£, h “ a
who rutis off galley proofs. The proofs are pasted on a-her by calling 1028-W in Mal
dummy and page proofs are made up. The catalog’s coverj verne ’ collect ~
:s made from an etched magazine Gymnqsfjcs
Lawther to Teoch The display cases also con- ! (Continued Irom -page six)
m. n , ... . lain newspaper articles and went right into the piroette
At Peru Institute wire tmice releases about the Too fast, just too fast. There was
Dr JoVi D » awtiier av,ocia'e University's planned expansion. l no beauty at all.
dean o f the Col'ecc of art * cle * **e *aken from 1 Cumiskey talking, “As you
EdJc-.non and Vhl. *?es w/ii no P a P«* “ Pittsburgh, Philadel- know, I gave Foht the winning
to te p' u m June to soond Harrisburg, Altoona, and .score tan 85). I wouldn't argue
six months under a Fulbnght smallcr S tf S!
grant as a lecturer at the National News photographs about the'i^? 1 . I }™' h ( u* cN “ tt *
Institute of Physical Education. .University are the subject of an-; d . ld hav ® h*°„.~terf S iln lctpr
. U-*. wii «w» y. mr£S ’ M- “ 4 ev “
s^riss s ss"srnSs«
will help establish a department sjguration as University presi- Brindley Receives Grant
of graduate studies and train two and c ° e<l s collecting; F ;’ / n ” D '^
Peruvian professors who will mo £ e 5' f° r „ ll ? e Larry Sharp fund. TO Finance Research
serve as his assistants and will; ,° n lhe P»n-up side, one case ( Dr. George W. Brindley, profes
lie able to continue his work after , Ml “ P * n " f lal * ° f ,5, or and Lead of the Department of
his departure 1 IS57 ‘ lhe former Sally Lou Rol- .Ceramic Technology, has re
-1 ston, now Mrs. Thomas Goas. ;ceived a grant-in-aid of $lO,OOO
Mrs. Goas, a senior in secondary ;from the American Chemical So
educalion, is one of the finalists iciety.
for lhe Sports magazine's cam- The grant will finance a study
pus queen. of the formation, structure and
Pamphlets and programs are I properties of clay-organic corn
featured in three other cases. ’ iplexes.
Circa Edit Staff to Meet
Circa Editorial Staff candidate?
and old member? will meet al 7:30
tonight in 308 Boucke
Manuscripts for the spring is
sue are being aMvpu-d at the
Hetzel Union desk
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THANKS TO whoever returned my wallet
Sunday afternoon GS.
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girl to the S*H»h*»morr- Class Stroll ooj
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I Skinner, Chomicky Comment
On Abstract Painting Exhibit
The pictures are gone but the controversy lingers on.
The Sidney Janis exhibit which had been in the Hetzel
Union Building for the past three weeks was taken down
Sunday but student and faculty,
members still seem to have some-|
[thing to say about it. j
Leon D. Skinner, assistant pro-j
fessor of English composition and
assistant to the dean of the Col
lege of the Liberal Arts, expressed
it this way in a letter to the Centre
Daily Times Saturday:
"The abstract art that we see
in the HUB is just a part of the
entire School of the Arts pro
gram, and why it should be
singled out for special attention
is more than I can understand.
Why not violent letters against
the ballet, against Chopin,
against Dave Brubeck. I per
sonally hale the Dave Brubeck
kind of jazz with an all-consum
ing hatred, but I do not try to
convince everybody else that
he should hate it too."
Yar Chomicky, assistant profes
sor of art education said:
j “This exhibit, like most ex
hibits brought to the campus, was
possible through the generosity
of a private collector willing to
share a portion of his collections
with the general public. This par
ticular exhibit represented a sin
!gle area of art form and concept
jon the current American scene.
In no way does it, or any exhibit
ifor that matter, reflect prejudice
etgcrtue destj
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1958
ior preference or insinuate that it
[is the only acceptable art. It is
a provocative statement of our
day.”
"I wasn’t impressed,” said John
Tullar, senior in liberal arts from
Albany. "I don’t know what
they're attempting. It’s still a
good outline for a doodle.”
William S w a n ey. graduate
student in art education from
Tarentum, said, "It gives the
impression that that’s the way
everyone is painting today
which isn't true. Realistic paint
ings are being done which are
even better."
"I liked a few of them par
ticularly,” said Gary Grove, fresh
man in pre-medicine from Johns
town. “I liked the large black
and-white picture. It used to hit
you right as you walked in."
Mining Eng Assistant
To Address Seminar
T. V. Falkie, research assistant
in mining engineering, will ad
dress a graduate mining seminar
on “Volute Separator for Sus
pended Solid Systems” at 4:15
p.m. today in 25 Mineral Indus
tries.
MarUjorot