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Club TIM Favored; jAPhiO Gives !
r . , . Keys, Initiates
Financial Aid Soughti34 a t Banquet
The Town Independent Men Council will begin to seek| Alpha Phi Omega, men’s na
financial support for its proposed Club TIM since a survey; 1 * service fraternity initiated
has showed that town independents are interested in the ! str.-k e C S
project. jat its annual banquet
Charles Bartholomew, chairman of the committee which! John Hunt, senior in education
conducted the survev announced that 80 per cent were Athens, and Wayne Lipp
*stcd in Club TIM and 65 per. senior in economics from
cent would be willing to contri- 1 .jQuakertown, received the service
bute to its support. •' 1 award presented to members of
Bartholomew said students
who did not indicate a desire to
support Club TIM would con
sider it if they saw what they
would be paying for. The nega-
tive replies were reported to
have come from men who are
married or considering being
married.
Financing Club TIM remains
the biggest problem. TIM offi
cials indicated they may seek aid
from the University.
In other action at Wednesday’s
meeting, the council ratified an! _ , _. _
addition to the by-laws and heard Ag Dean to Give Talk
A proposed amendment to the; Dr. Russell B. Dickerson, as
constitution and another addition' • .
to the bv-laws. sociale dean of the Colle e e of j
The addition to the by-laws, if Agriculture, will give an lllus-,
approved at the next meeting,Urated talk on “Agriculture in the!
•would give all former TIM offi-: Philippines” at the College of!
cers a seat on the council as long; n.m
as thev fulfill the requirements ;A^ rlcu ! ture F ° ru ”' at 4,10 p - m -j
for office ; today m 112 Buckhout. 1
WHAT ft THE SETTLEMENT
H AW AUTO ACCIDENT?
Sma*h Cask
CAROL MtMk
WHAT ft AN UttHATING MONSTER?
Snggin' Dragon
CART lAit
OKLAHOMA A 4 M
WHAT ft A crocheting contest ?
Lit 3CAKIOM.
WHAT SOUND DOES A
BROKEN CIOCK MAKE?
n>»» »on»ti«iTn.r. Sick Tick
CMATMAM CCILtCt
LIGHT UP A
All fralernili.es have been
approved for the entertain
ment of women guests tonight
and tomorrow night except Al
pha Phi Alpha, Alpha Tau
Omega, Omega Psi Phi and
Phi Kappa Psi.
Alpha Phi Delta. Pi Lambda
Phi and Pi Sigma Upsilon have
been approved for Saturday
night only.
MOVIE STARS can have the best of everything. The one above (Miss Va Va
Voom) drives a limousine so swanky it carries a sports car instead of a spare. Her
swimming pool’s so large it has tides. When it comes to cigarettes, Miss Voom picks
(Surprise! Surprise!) Lucky Strike. Says she, “A Lucky is just as light as they come,
dahlings. Its divine taste comes from fine tobacco ... and simply everyone knows it’s
toasted to taste even better!” All of which makes her a Quotable Notable! Light up a
Lucky yourself. You’ll say, “It’s the best-tasting cigarette I ever smoked!” End quote.
WHAT a A GOUSMET SOCIETY?
c»«ou scon. Grub Club
KENT STATE U
WHAT IS A CHIN STRAP?
taken ituNMNC. Face Brace
AUCUSTAKA COIIECt
Lace Race
Ught SMOKE-LIGHT UP A LUCKY!
THE DAIIY COLLEGIAN STATF COLtEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Approved
Fraternities
l/i/HAT IS *
v *%sriiAomn
\ u . " lw) J
Product cf
the local chapter who have given
outstanding service to the Uni
versity.
i The 34 initiates, including
iGeorge Donovan, director of stu-
dent activities, are:
| Stanley Burkey, George Clark,
James Dean, Louis Dufresne,
.Charles Franklin, Stafford Fri
;day, Ronald Gallagher, Gary
jGentzler, Donald Gordon, Rich-
ard Hammond, Richard Janda,
Thomas Kain, Raymond Bittner,
Lamar Gross, Richard Kitzinger,
I Bernard Klem, Michael Lazor
■chak.
j Thomas Leary, Wilber Lewel
:len, Arthur Littlewood, Fred Lor
|enz, Kenneth Louis, Robert Mc-
Carron, Donald Mikesell, Larry!
! Morris, Melvin Rockey, Arthur
Schneider, William Service, Har
|ry Sichi, Donald Smith, Hugh
jWagner, Richard Welch and
Chester Zimolzak.
Stock for dough?
START STICKLING! MAKE $25
WVll pay $25 for every Stickler we print— +4
and for hundreds more that never get used!
So start Stickling—they’re so easy you can
think of dozens in seconds! Sticklers are
simple riddles with two-word rhyming
answers. Both words must have
the same number of syllables.
(Don’t do drawings.) Send ’em all
with your name, address, college
and class to Happy-Joe-Lucky,
Box 67A, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
WHAT IS THE SECOND VIOLIN IN A TWO?
ahclia lew. Middle Fiddle
CM. COLL, or ARTS A CRAFTS
c c/cdaezo- is our middle name
Education Council Requests
Revamping of Curriculum
The Education Student Council has recommended that
some education courses be dropped or. consolidated and liberal
arts courses added to the curriculum,.
The council also felt that a pro
posed Honor System, although a
fine idea, would be unworkable
because of the size of the Uni
versity. Council members said the
time for the instigation of such
a program was long past.
I Some council members said
j such courses as Education I
should be consolidated into the
! education blocks as a practical
! course. Others felt that it could
! be divided into two parts, the !
j first of which could be includ- '
ed in the first semester's pro- •
gram and the other in the sev- |
enlh or eighth semester. j
Because of the increased empha-:
sis being placed on math and!
science the council members have;
suggested that such liberal arts
Pearson Writes Book
On Eng Creativeness
Donald S. Pearson, associate
professor of electrical engineer
ing, is the author of the book,
;“Creativeness for Engineers,"
published by Edwards Brothers,
jlnc., Ann Arbor, Mich.
A graduate of Case School of
Applied Science, Pearson was ap
pointed to the engineering faculty
in 1949.
rsl
CIGARETTES ;
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1958
courses as Math 6, Zoology 25 as
well as similar courses should be
added to the education curricu
lums.
Council felt that the advisory
system should be re-organized so
that advisors would be able to
spend more time with their ad
visees.
RADIO
Service and Supplies
•Cm Radios gg.
•Portable Radios Sri
•Phonographs
• Batteries z. /
State College TV
232 S. Alien St
CLASSIFIED
ABB MUST BE IN B 4 11:6#
THE PRECEDING DAT
RATES 17 vordi 01 Icut
s•4# Oat Insertion
10.75 r»e Insertion*
91.00 Thru Insertions
Additional irordi I for .09
for •ttß day of Insertion.
USED GOLF Clubs for sale—registered
MacGregor Mt’s nine irons, three woods }
one year old. May be seen at Ice Kink.
B&O RIBBON Microphone 060. frequency,
response 30*15 cps.. low impedance. Call
between 12 and 5:30-7:00, AD 8-6789.
3-PIECE living room suit, reasonable
price. Can be seen at 1124*2 S. Allen St
after 6 p.m.
1950 PONTIAC. 4-door sedan, good con
dition. Call AD 8-0339.
FURNISHED APARTMENT*— Metzger
Building, available immediately: three
rooms, bath. Call Fred, AD 8-6718. *
NICE LARGE single room. Available Im
mediately. Call AD 7-2768.
SINGLE ROOM, first floor beside batbj
near campus. AD 7-2265.
HALF OF double room with or without
board. Very quiet. 243 South Pugh St.
HALF OF a double and one double room;
Quiet students preferred. Close to cam
pus. 246 S. Pugb. Call AD 8-8826.
ONE-HALF DOUBLE room, > attractive.
Available now, approved by the Uni
versity. Car necessary. 163 Waupelsne
Drive.
SINGLE OR double room for rent at 420
South Pugh. Call AD 8-6013.
PENN STATE jacket from Boucke Tues
day afternoon. Phone- Bob Thompson
ext. 3535.
SLIDE RULE in or around Cathaum
Theatre. Call Jim West AD 8-0488.
BLUE TWEED overcoat and scarf Satur
day night at Kappa Sigma. Please call
Walt AD 7-2044. Needed desperately.
DARK BROWN leather notebook contain
ing Pickett-Simplex slide rule in Os
mond, Monday. Please call Cisir ext. 3054.
ONE BLUE and grey tweed overcoat from
Kappa Sigma Saturday night Phone
AD 7-4939 aak for Sully.
REWARD FOR red leather wallet between
Pattee and-Simmons. Contains matrle
card. Call Maureen ext. 653
WRISTWATCH WITH leather band be
tween the HUB and Ree. Hall or in Ree
Hall Saturday night. If found call John
AD- 7-2971. Reward.
GOLD RING in bow design; set with 6
'garnets, 1 missing. Great sentimental
value. Call Kip, ext 171. Reward.
I- : I
MALE CAMP Counselors: General and
specialty Camp Susquehanna, New
Milford, Penna. For information contact
Ralph Kehrli, 117 W. College Ave., State
College. AD 7-3137 after ten.
WASHLADY SPECIALIZING in men's
trousers. Call Vince Neuhauser AD 8-
6795.
ONE STUDENT to share Apt with three
vets. Call ext 3607 “Max’*.
NITTANY 42 congratulates SP3 Ed Ter
rible" Terrill -on the two-month-old
shadow on hi* upper lip.
WITH HIS first pair of Levis John A.
Maas has become top gun on first floor
Hamilton.
WOODSMAN: Bring your woodswomen
to the Forestry BalL Ticket* will be
sold at the door. Notice, corked boots
not permitted on dance floor.
SOPHOMORE BOYS—ask your favorite
girl to the Sophomore Class Stroll oa
March 8. Music by AIM.
DR. JAMES W MAUERY Chiropractor,
140 East Beaver Ave. Office hours Tues
days and Thursdays 10-12 a-nu, 2-4 pjJt,
6-8 p.m. Phons AD 7-3900. Lewistowa
8-7067.
LOCAL REPAIR Service on all makes of
typewriters. We will call for and deliver
your typewriter. Nlttany Office Equipments
FOR SALE
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