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Class Boards Study
Asked by Workshop
By PAT EVANS
Collegian Personnel Director
(Third of a Series)
The Student Encampment Workshop on Subsidiary Or
ganizations of Student Government included in its report a
recommendation that a study be made of the function and
need of class advisory boards.
Workshop chairman Samuel Fleming said his
expressed dissatisfaction with the
present operatics of the boards,
which were created as an aid to
the class officers
At the Encampment plenary
:session the following recommen
dation was added to the report:
"Cabinet should set up a sys
tem for committees whereby
the committees would have to
report at regular intervals to
Cabinet. The intervals would
vary with the committee as de
termined by Cabinet."
This recommendation was pro
posed as a method for Cabinet to
check the effectiveness of its
eomtnittees.
The workshop, in discussing
the Intercoliege Council Board,
concluded that the board needs
a better definition of its func
tions. Resulting recommendations
were that:
•ICCB thoroughly define its
function and then exercise the
control necessary to regulate var
ious activities of student coun
cils as they affect the University
as a whole.
•ICCB draw up a new consti
tution and that each college
council constitution be modified
so that it will not conflict.
•The Division of Counseling
Student Council become a full
member of ICCB and that ICCB
help the new council in whatever
way it can.
Workshop participants urged
all student leaders to give their
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active support io the voluntary
student insurance program. The
workshop report said the main
problem concerning the pro
gram is that it needs more pro
motion.
Another recommendation asked
that the student leadership train
ing course be offered each semes
ter, with one program for fresh
men and other for upperclassmen.
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sent Handbook, while maintain
ing advertising.
Cabinet approved the following
appointments: Glen Thronburg
to the expansion of the Hetzel
Union Building committee; Dan
iel Thalimer as Cabinet parlia
mentarian; Joyce Wagner as Cab
inet secretary; Riley Johnson as
public relations chairman; Bar
bara Kersnick as dean of men's
coffee hour chairman; and Rich
ard Friedman to the Senate Sub-
Committee on Student Organiza
tion and Control.
group
Appointed to the All-Univer
sity Elections Committee were
Richard Frantz,' David West, Sue
Whittington, Patricia Lenhardt,
Donald Gordon, Gail Winklevass,
Joyce Basch, Robert Ritchey, Kay
Rarig, Betty Thompson, Barbara
Jacques, Sherry Parkin, Helen
Skade, David Epstein, Floyd
Greer, James Ettelson, Jack Cros
by, Robert Umstead and Sharon
Hoffman. ,
Collegian News and Sports Staffs
Anyone May Attend!
Dress Informal
Waynick Named
To Federal Post
Dr. Arthur H. Waynick, pro
fessor and head of the Depart
ment of Electrical Engineering
and director of the lonosphere
Research Laboratory, has been
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GIBSON SPANISH guitar, Premier 76
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FURNISIIED 41 ft. trailer, two bedrooms,
10x16 ft. awning. Will sacrifice. AD
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FOR RENT
STUDENT ROOMS for rent; new furni
ture, redecorated. Apply Chicago Meat
house. real 139 North Gill.
PARKING SPACES for rent four blocks
ftorn campus. Call Carl AD 7.7881 after
6 pro.
HORSE STALLS, with or without board;
close to campus. AD 8-2087 after 6 p.m.
R 00 6 71 FOR one in apt, for three. Call
AD 8.2087 after 6 p.m. --
GOLD GRUEN wristwatch with high
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course Wed. p.m. Reward. AD i.. 4313.
LIGHT COLORED raincoat. name on in-
side pocket. Taken by mistake in front
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at AD 7-2651.
WOULD THE person who picked up the
rong trenchcoat by mistake Wed., nits
in the Nittany Dell, please call Barb ext.
1.108141.
$2O MILITARY uniform deposit ticket
Please return to Phillip Buttermore,
269 Hamilton Hall. Gall 3396. Sizeable
reward.
1956 DERRY Township class ring and
guard in HUB on Saturday. Please re
tut n to HUB desk.
FRIDAY. SEritMEER 19, 1959
named program director of en
gineering sciences for the National
Science Foundation in Washing
ton, D.C.
Waynick will be on a leave
of absence for a year, but will
continue to direct, on a part-time
basis, the work of the lonosphere
Research Laboratory.
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WANTED
OPPORTUNITIES TO mystify. Magician
on eampus will happily entertain at
fraternity parties, club meetings, social
events, etc. Call Jack 1. Mancha at AD
8-5051 ext. 1178.
UPPERCLASSMEN— It's time You climbed
Mt. Nittany!!
ROTC STUDENTS to join Pershing Rifles.
Smoker, 18th at 7:00 p.m. in Armory.
Movies and refreshments. Class A uni..
forms it suit.
ONE SENIOR to share apartment hall
block from campus. Cell AD 13-1806.
STUDENT TO share apt. pith tno en.
gineers and one business roainr, nen:
campus. Inquire 114 rine St. or AD S-0932.
RIDERS WANTED from Pittsburgh _to
State. Leave Pittsburgh every other
Friday at 5 p.m., return Sunday. Write
Marty, 335 Cedar Blvd., Pittsburgh 28 or
phone Pittsburgh EL 1-5228.
STUDENT TO share furnished apartment
with two seniors; across from Curner
Room. Living room, kitchen included. Stop
at Rinaido's Barber Shop Thurs. or Fri.,
Ask for Joe.
HELP WANTED
STUDENTS— Earn up to 31.50 per hour
working 2 or 3 evenings of your ehoice
setting bowling pins. Downton n. Dux
Club, M. S. Pugh St.
WAITER WANTED at Kappa Sigma Ira.
ternity. Contact Sam Dithene at AD
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FREE PUPPIES— Wound dog type. Good
disposition, healthy—no alergiee or com
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Roberts AD E-8298 or The Pennsylvania
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LOSE TEN ugly pounds! Climb Mt. Nit
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EXPERIENCED MAN on piano or ac
cordion available for combo or dance
band. Call AD 8-1838 after 8:00.
MT. NITTANY climb s tarts behind Osmond
2 p.m. Sunday.
STORAGE STUDENT trunks and per-
Bonet affects: pick-up and delivery f erv
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MIDDLE AGED woman desires baby sitting
any time. Write Bella Rich, Main Street,
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