THURSDAY. MARCH
IFCPA
Caterers'
Workshop
Reservations may be made
until noon today for a frater
nity caterers’ workshop Sat
urday for both members and
non-members of the Interfra
ternity Council Purchasing
Association.
The workshop will begin with
discussion periods at 1 p.m. on
the second floor of the Hetzel
Union Building. It will conclude
with a spaghetti supper at 6 p.m.
Mrs. Ruth H. Arnold, man
ager of IFCPA, said the work
- shop is open to caterers, house
presidents and house managers.
Reservations may be made in
the IFCPA office in 203 E Het
sel Union or by calling AD 8-
8541.
" Ronald King of Alpha Chi Rho
and Robert Ginns of Sigma Al
pha Mu will be'in charge of the
opening discussion period. Topics
to be discussed include menu
planning, budgeting, handling of
hired help, house management
arid methods of ordering food and
supplies.
A question and answer session
will be held after the discussion.
A second phase of the work
shop will consist of talks by
venders. Mrs. Arnold-said -Cold.
Inc., State College; Curry Can
an, wholesale grocer, Altoona;
and Reeves Parvin, wholesale
grocer, Huntingdon, will be rep
resented in addition to speakers
on rug cleaning and ■ furniture.
John Early, graduate student in
rural sociology from State Col
lege, will present a demonstra
tion and lecture at a special dis
cussion on party planning and!
table decorations. Early will
speak on table decorations and
how to buy and care for flowers.
A general question and an
swer session at 4 p.m. will con
clude the workshop.
Mrs. Arnold said anyone at
tending the workshop may at
tend the spaghetti supper in
Woodman Hall, East Hamilton
Avenue and South Allen Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Del Grosso of
State College will prepare and
serve the meal.
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■aid, Dulles called Soviet pro
posals a hoax and a fraud.
; - Well, Eisenhower said, he
. had read every word of that
-- conference and he didn’t re
call that Dulles used the word
fraud.
Dulles did,, though. He said,
‘We do not want to be a party
to what would be a fraud of a
hoax.”
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6. 1958
Chem-Phys Council to Survey
Students on Honor System
The Chemistry-Physics Student Council may adopt an
Honor System if results from a survey of juniors and seniors
in the college is favorable.
Irving Klein, chairman of the academic honesty program
committee for the council reported last night that a letter
concerning the proposed honor
system is being sent to each jun
ior and senior in the college.
The letter discusses the bene
fits and proposed charier of
such an honor program. It also
includes a blank sheet to be
returned by the student to the
dean's ofiice with his comments
and stating whether or not he
would be in favor of adopting
this system in the Chemistry-
Physics college.
Adoption of the plan would
mean that during all examina
tions in courses offered primarily
for juniors and seniors in the
college, both professors and stu
dents would be free to come and
go at their discretion.
Examinations would be given in
separate rooms for those who. had
pledged themselves to the honor
system and those who had not.
3d Mormon Talk
To Be Presented
. The third in a series of ten
lectures on Mormonism will be
presented at 8 tonight in 208
Boucke on “By Their Fruits They
Shall Be Known.”
The series is being conducted
by graduate students who are
members of the Mormon faith.
The historical and present day
picture of Mormonism as well as
the fundamental doctrines and
practices of the church will be
treated.
The series is designed especially
for persons unfamiliar with these
'subjects. The lecture is open to
the public.
Film to Be Discussed .
At Accounting Meeting
will meet, Reubt n H. Donnellar Coro: Mar 19-20
at 7 tonight in the Mineral Sci-'; BuiAim, la.
ence auditorium. jTrmne Co: Mar 14; AeroE, CbE. CE. EE
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The honor system would not
affect quixed or regular class
room work.
Members of the committee felt
social pressure more effective in
curbing dishonesty than. class
room policing.
! If the majority of students
jseem to be in favor of such a sys
jtem and a charter is approved by
• the faculty, dean of the college
and the Senate Committee on
Student Affairs, the plan will
I probably be in effect for seniors
j during final exams in May, it
was reported.
The program may then be
expanded next semester to in
clude juniors also, if it proves
successful-
The council will hold elections
of officers at its next meeting,
March 19.
Missionary to Talk
On Acculturaiton
Dr. J. Boe’aars, a Roman Cath
olic missionary who has worked
among the tribes of the woods
and swamps of the Merauke and
Mappi River areas of Southwest
ern New Guinea, will speak at 9
a.m. today in 112 Osmond. j
He will speak to students in
cultural anthropology and mili
;tary anthropology on “The Accul-j
jturation Process in Southern
'Netherlands New Guinea.” The
| meeting is open to the public, j
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Expanded Support
Of Research Asked
American engineering colleges, already conducting nearly
half of the government-sponsored basic research in engineer
ing now underway in this nation, called yesterday for ex
panded national support "for fundamental research and
promised to assume even greater responsibility fey: its success.
In a summary of the status and
needs of research in engineering
colleges, the American Society
for Engineering Education said
that engineering research valued
at $100,000,000 a year is now in
progress on college campuses. An
other $lO million could be accom
modated immediately with the
present staff.
The report also stated that
the progress of engineering in
future years in the United
States requires a greatly ex
panded program of basic re
search in all technical fields.
The report called for increased
support of research in education
al institutions vital for the pro
fessional development of the fac
ulties, for the new knowledge
which will result, and for the;
qualified students it will help
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John E. Brownell. CX..U.’. Branch Manager of The Manufac
turers Life Insurance Company (one of the world's largest
inlernational life insurance companies) will be on campus
for interviews March 121 h.
Contact D. M. Cook, University Placement Service for an
appointment, March 12th.
General Iheme:
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It said budget uncertainties of
late 1957 damaged the "good re
lationships and the spirit of mu
tual confidence" built up between
the Defense Department and edu
cational institutions.
Of the $lOO million in engi
neering research now underway
in colleges and universities, at
least $63 million is financed by
contracts and subcontracts with
military agencies, according to
compiled figures.
But. according to Robert H.
Ramsey, professor of engineering
research and director of a major
study of engineering college re
search potential, 549 additional
equivalent man-years remain
available immediately for re
search. He said:
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