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Debaters Congress j
Honors J. O'Brien
The name of the Interstate Debate Congress, which was Andrews Episco P al Church, said in a sermon Sunday that the
held here this weekend, has been changed to the Joseph F. !whole incident concerning Robert Steele, All-University!
O’Brien Interstate Debate Congress in honor or the late p ro - ipresident ’ and the 5150 “ isn ’ t^ust an incident of wrongdoing,!
lessor from the University ■ but 3 argument between Steele and Ed Dubbs.” j
Sixteen colleges and universities from the eastern states! ha^e^f-'mar^&pp^: l demands a community that can l
attended the 23rd annual congress which lasted from Thurs-.tumty for Collegian to give the forgive and have mercy. j
day until Saturday. iaxe t 0 r - Steele.’’ He said Steele admits that •
Th* rnn, tty-m t He termed tins “personal argu-l he “made a bit of a mistake but
in the cS‘' tneal " a P rodcct o£ lhe “fragile-] hasn't done any wrong” then
. of iu- rr 'ness of the community”—the fra-! Cabinet fell in behind him with ;
CS ’ ? 1 gileness being the inability to pro- a vote of confidence for his ac-
P vide an atmosphere of forgive-, lions he said. _ |
***? men * S ! Within this fragile commun- ! banner B frmn h Uiere d ’say°ing U “let’s ;
* »ty. he said, "Bob Steele is not get someone up on the cross be-!
narliamentarv .i^jh?Ka Standiag ‘ free to confess his error be- fore the crowd goes home.”
p y *P**^ K * B B- cause the community cannot 1 “This community is so fragile.’’!
'DreJStni the confessiott and for - he said, “there il little ho|eV
award o' “T..-ivpl 91TB ' ! can be resolved. The positions,
her J+ff* h ' In his association with people!are slightly ridiculous and little;
what sh j of the community Mr. Cutler,;can be done until everyone for-i
contributed to the congress and'Episcopal chaplain to students,'gets it.” !
, she deavered an after-din-, said he has noticed four hasir' i
* - s P eech - _ iopinions on -the “Steele case.”
, The , wome P ? Rebate learn ' • Steele is a great guy—let’s
placed second m the Carnegie : leave it at that.
Tartan tournament at the Car- i „ ;
negie Institute of Technology ' n * Thc real cuI P rlt ls Geor S e
this weekend. • : Donovan.
The team had the same won-! • Let’s not ruin Steele’s life
loss record as the first place team.! ° ccausc °f one error.
Duquesne University, but had| • “Crucify him!” It’s a real,
jfew individual points and was:error and he should be punished,
placed second. ! Mr. Cutler illustrated his ser
! The affirmative team of Sandra !mon on the several kinds of con-
Grotsky and Marian Camins de- Sessions with the “Steele case.”
jfeated St. Vincent's College and!He said one type of confession
[Albion College. They were de- ’ •
Ifeated by Messiah College and Mt. ir • & • ■• ■ •
Mercy Couege. Knipe Named Head
! Ellen Donovan and Mary Ann ~ . . _
1 Gennill of the affirmative (Of fIOiSI GFQQTGFS
team defeated St. Vincent's Col- I ‘ Z. ' ,
lege, Washington and Jefferson . , Jam ? s .Krnpe, sophomore m ho-;
; College. University of Pitts- j*- 1 administration from Lower,
! burgh and Mt. Merry College. he 2 elected president.
They debated the national tobic,; 0 / s Hotel Greeters
["Resolved: that compulsory mem- Assopahon.
Ibership in a labor organization asL P^ T officers elected are Ned;
a condition of employment should ! vice president, Anita \
be made illegal” Lorah, treasurer; Virginia Taylor,
(recording secretary', and Bernard
Hudanick, corresponding secre-jj
tary.
Fashion Show
To Be Given
Bv Leonides
"Bermuda Bound.” a spring
fashion show, will be presented;
bv Leonides Council at 7:15 to-i
night in the the Hetrel Union ■
auditorium to strengthen Creek-'
Independent relationships.
The show will include suchj
well-known models as Robert
Steele. All-University president:!
Thomas Hollander, Senior Class i
president: John Morgan. Associa
tion of Independent Men presi-i
dent: Susanne Smith. Women's!
Student Government Association!
president: Candace Huber, the;
jeirl with the most hypnotic eyes:
Jane Rawer, the Indie Queen and
other Leonides girls. !
Mrs. Margaret Gluck and Mrs.;
Betty A. Lrwis, hostesses in Hibbs ;
and McAllister dormitories, also;
will model Marilyn Siefert will
be the moderator.
The theme will center around a
trip to Bermuda and transporta- ;
tion (admission) is free.
Fashions will be furnished by
the Charles Shop and Jack Harp
er's.
LA Will Discuss
Academic Honesty
™‘ m 7 tmm “ 2 "-
218 Hetrel Union. trica. Engineering
The council also will reconsider Admission is free,
toe Woman's Student Govern- _ 1 ~ _— ——
ment Association big-little sister
program and will accept prelimi- m
nary nominations for council of£i- m
cers. m
Self-nomination blanks for the
council are now available in 132
Sparks. Applicants must have a
2J5 all-university average and
must submit two wallet size !
photos.
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Newman Club to Show Film
IN REC HALL
From 9 til i
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Come semiformal
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
p I I r\ I I n If" I! Finney Named Soph Queen
Sfeele-Dubbs Personal Feudi Audre)r Fin „ y ,
| m - , _ | . _ education from Havertown, was
Claimed in Church Sermon
Letter on Page Four Stroll
The Rev. Donald R. Cutler, assistant to the Eector of St-1
Mrs. Ada F. Kanhaus, Cumber-1
land County home economist and;
W. A. “Spike” Kelley, of the!
President's staff, were appointed!
as advisers to the Hotel Greeters.
HIS
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