TUESDAY. -SEPTEMBER Scienc Study Fifty high schoo versity this fall un Science Foundation. The program is Daily Coll Names H • For Distrib Th Daily Collegian 22 houses as distribu I for papers to fraterni ! The distribution poi fraternities they me= for are Alpha Phi Del , Theta Sigma and K: Psi; Sigma Alpha : Triangle; Kappa Sig Kappa Sigma and Pi silon; Alpha Epsilon P Delta Rho and Delta Chi Phi for Tau Kap Alpha Tau Omega Gamma Rho and Lam, pha. Alpha Sigma Phi f Phi Kap pa; Sigma 'Phi Epsilo nfor Delta Sigma Phi, Phi Sigm Delta and Tau Phi Delta; Theta Xi for Beta Sigma Rho, Alpha Chi Rho and Theta Delta Chi; Phi Sigma Kap pa for Phi Mu Delta and Theta Chi; Sigma Alpha Mu for Phi Kappa Psi, Acacia and Delta. Up silon; Phi Delta Theta for Phi Gamma Delta and Beta Theta Pi; Sigma Nu for Alpha Zeta and Sigma Chi. Theta Kappa Phi for Phi Epsi lon Pi and Sigma Pi; Cody Manor for Alpha Kappa Lambda, Sigma Tau Gamma, Alpha Rho Chi and Penn Haven Club; Pi Kappa Phi for Phi Kappa Tau and Delta Chi; Beaver House for Pi Sigma Upsilon. The following fraternities re- Back again! 16, 1958 Teachers nder Grant science teachers will study at the Uni .er a $286,000 grant from the National esigned to improve the nation's science education. Refresher courses, ob servation of laboratory activities and guest lectures will be offered. wan The teachers will spend a year on campus, beginning this month. They will take courses in such fields as botany, chemistry, sci ence education, geology, mathe matics, physics, zoology and met eorology. uses tion The teachers will be regular graduate students. Fifty of the teachers attending the program have been awarded $3OOO sti pends. The program is under the spon sorship of the Colleges of Chem istry and PhyAics, Liberal Arts, Agriculture, Mi n eral Industries and Education. has named ion points les. i is and the ive papers la for Delta 4ppa Alpha Ilpsilon for 1 • a for Phi Sigma Up for Kappa Tau Delta; e a Epsilon; for Alpha Bola Chi Al- Courses are coordinated through the office of Arts and Science Extension. Director of the insti tue is William H. Powers, direc tor of the extension. Dr. Robert L. Weber, associate professor of physics. is associate director. Eighteen other colleges and universities are included in the National Science Foundation pro gram. The University began hold ing summer institutes indepen dently in 1954. Leadership Registration Registration for the Leadership Training course will be held Oc tober 1 to October 8. Interested students may sign ma at the Hetzel Union desk. ceive copies for their houses only: Pi Lambda Phi, Pi Kappa Alpha, Alpha Chi Sigma and Zeta Beta Tau. THE DAILY. COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Nuclear Eng Department Established The College of Engineering and Architecture has established a De partment of Nuclear Engineering. The department, for adminis trative rather than academic pur poses, will offer no degrees and no specialized curriculum. ' Two 3-credit courses are already offe,red in nuclear engineering. These courses, as well as a grad uate program, will now be ad ministered by the new depart ment. , " No plans have been made to add new courses, according to Earl B. Stavely, associate dean of the En gineering and Architecture Col lege. However, Stavely said the new department head, when chosen, may want to add new courses. . According to President Eric A. Walker, the present move was de signed to strengthen the nation's atoms-for-peace program and pro vide the means for training young men and women in this area. Merritt A. Williamson, dean of the Engineering and Architecture College, said the department's ma jor objectives were the planning and organization of courses, utili zation of the present reactor staff on' the teaching faculty and pro motion of graduate work and research in the field of nuclear engineering. The University is the home of one of the nation's first campus based research reactors. Thespians to Conduct Auditions for Musical Tryouts for the Penn State Thespians musical comedy pro duction will be held from 7 to 9 tonight in 100 Carnegie. The tryouts will be held for singers, dancers, actors, musi cians, piano players, specialty acts and crews. BANANA SPLIT ICE CREAM You demanded we bring.back this lus cious treat which combines Breyers Banana Ice Cream with gently toasted nuts and lacy streams of Breyers cele brated old-fashioned chocolate fudge! It tastes like a banana split only better! SPECIAL PRICE! $ ONLY I.OOIIALF GALLON PKG.* YOU SAVE 25 , *All other ereyers flavor remain at the regular price of $1.25 a half gallon package. Community Living Returns to Campus "Community living" has returned to the campus after a semester's layoff with the housing of some /0 women trans fer students in the converted Irvin Hall in the West Halls ones': The women will . dine- w Waring Hall dining rooms during the year, Thompson Hall had been used since 1951 to house freshmen women prior to last February. ,- It will mark the first time that Irvin Hall, formerly known as Varsity Hall, has• housed women students. The building was com pleted in - 1924 to provide living quarters for athletes who former ly had been living_ in the Old Trach House. Director of Housing Otto E. Mueller has also announced that the Graduate Hall for the first time during the regular aca demic year will be occupied by graduate students. Forty-five men have been as signed to to rooms in the east wing and 34 women assigned to the west wing. They will eat in McAllister Hall. minioninumniimmummutammilmollitumutiiminnunimullitimmummotemitouna a g a COLLEGIAN BUSINESS STAFF m El MEETING a 5...-- i a a - = Tonight at 7 p.m. 3 = a ,-::- Collegian Business Office .1 g -3 All Must Attend! 1 Wininnuommiumniniminituniumminnumuninintommunimitimmumiumtudg millimuminuniminunitimminnionitnumuninimoitinitimuntimmiumummummunioing ' a ..s. = CIRCULATION STAFF A' MEETING. a Er-.. a Tonight at 7 p.m. 2 = .....= -7. - Collegian Business Office M s r.- a ......7 Assignment of Office Hours = 2 ... iiilt11(1111111111111111IMMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIUMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIMINIMIIMUNifffiltifiliffIlig . •• ' • " • • • ' ' . . ... • • . . •• .t• . • •• " ••• • • • . , • .. . • • Our Twenty-One Gun Salute To -The Returning Campus We always get a •big bang out a new college year—and this one is no exception. It gives us real pleasure to see so many familiar faces back on the campus . . . and we're delighted at the prospect of caring for your clothes again. Our "brains" are well prepared to handle your new-term laundry, drycleaning and tailoring "assignments" . • . better qualified than ever to rate quality points from you. Count on our extra fast service, too, to keep you well ahead of your busy class and social calendar! Stop in to say hello—and do it soon, won't you? Balfurd's Careful Cleaners 307 W. Beaver-328 E. College Phone AD 7-7061 State College, Pa. •••• "•-:.•....-.•••••••.... • • . :• . .. • • • th _ the men students in the The building, formerly, known as Women's Building, is the first residence hall for graduate stud dents in a regular academic, year. The decision to utilize Irvin Hall for women students was made during the summer, Mueller explained, when it• became ap parent that the women's residence halls could not provide facilities for all of the women students who would be enrolled on the campus. The University's student body, through the All-University Cab inet, requested the administra. lion last semester to continuo community living facilities. Both men and women students are to share dining and recrea tional facilities hr some areas in the future. PAGE FIVE
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