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Fanhel Votes
Sonq Switch
For Winners
Courier’ has vo’ed
Par.Ki-:'.
to reauirc- the f:rst, second and
third ntace winners in the IFC-
Panhel sine to change their sor-1
orifv sons in next year's contest
Contrary to the Interfraternity
Council's ruling on this year's'•
sing, the Panhel ruling will not!
be in effect until next year. |
Several Panhel members Tues-j
day night considered it unfair to;
make a ruling concerning songs;
this late in the semester, as some'
sororities have been practicing!
since last semester. ;
Panhel also voted to have in-!
formal rushing from March 10 to
21. Freshmen with a 2.3 average;
and upperclasswomen with a 2 O;
AH-Universitv average mav reg
ister for informal' rush in the
dean of women's office until
March 7 !
Coeds who registered for for-'
mal rushing and did not pledge ai
sorority may also rush, but need;
not re-register. A list of these wo
men will be available for sorori
ties in the dean's office.
Invitations to rush will be ex
tended from the sororities to the
rushees by telephone.
Sororities not wishing to rush,
informally should notify Mrs. R.
Mae Schultz, assistant to the dean
of women, in writing !
Outing Club
Meeting
HUB Auditorium
TONIGHT
7 P. M.
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NEW MEMBERS
ARE WELCOME
#This
books and money between 1 and 4 p.m. Thursday & Friday
—[>»ily Cnllfti«n photo by M.rty Sohyrr
'WOODS WOMEN'— Fmai:..ts for Sweetheart of the Forestry Ball
are (from left) Sybil Kersh, junior in education from Short Hills,
N.J.: Nancy Campbell, sophomore in home economics from Erie,
and Phoebe Eib, senior in education from Harrisburg. The sveet
heait will be chosen tomorrow night at the ball.
B-X calling for new Candidates
There will be a special meeting for
new candidates for the B-X af 7 p.m.
All interested Ist thru 3rd semester
students are welcomed.
Special meeting of all boards tonight
7:30 214 HUB
is absolutely your last chance to pick up your
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TONIGHT
214 HUB
LA Council Refuses to Aid
Big - Little Sisfer Program
The Liberal Arts Student Council has voted not to help
the Woman's Student Government Association in its big.
little sister program.
The association had asked all the college councils last
semester to help with the pro- “ ~—-
«rarn bv processing all apphea-to wait until finding out prices
lions from girls within their col- before deciding on the maximum
lece. cost -
‘ Rachel Waters, junior in arts
and letters from Wilmington, Del.,
said she felt the program was
i not necessary because of the job
done by women’s hat society
counsellors.
Katharine Timbers, senior in!
arts and letters from Philadelphia,
urged the council to approve the
plan for the sake of incoming
freshmen and what would be
good for them.
Council members also voted to
have a banquet for themselves
and distinguished members of the
liberal arts faculty. They voted:
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