PAGE TWO Cabinet May Act On Traffic Relief All-University Cabinet tonight is expected to start action on trying to alleviate the traffic congestion on College Ave nue (luring the morning, noon and evening rushes. The Cabinet Executive Committee will recommend that traffic lights be placed at the Locust and Pugh Streets inter- Guest Prof To Address Grad School V. Rice. professor emeritus and former dean of the School of Agi iculture, Massachusetts State s College, wall be guest speaker ai l the annual convocation of the' Giaduate School at 7 . 30 tonight in Schwab Auditorium. Rice will discuss "Our Grow- ' ing Challenge." During the intermission, the election of college representatives to the Graduate Student Associa tion Council will be concluded. An informal dance and mixer will be lied in the ballroom of the Hetzel Union Building im mediately after the convocation. Dr. Luther Harshbarger. Uni versity chaplain, will give the invocation. President Eric A. Walker will give a brief wel come. Dr. Harold K. Schilling, dean of the Graduate School, will wel come faculty and students to the school. Androcles to Meet Tonight Androcles hat society will meet at 10 tonight at Phi Sigma Delta. Overhauled Judicial System Proposed By PAT EVANS Collegian Personnel Director (Last of a Series) A new, coordinated student judicial system which could expand to accommodate a much larger enrollment was proposed at Student Encamp ment. The recommended system or ganizes the present judicial bodies into a structure headed by the Senate Committee on Student Af fair,: as the final appeal group. The new structure was sug gested at Encampment by the Judicial Workshop. headed by Mary Ann Gemmill. The En campment plenary session ap proved the proposal. and it will be taken before All-University Cabinet this fall. The recorrunended judicial sys. tern would include two main units —one to hear cases involving groups and the other for cases concerning individual students. The Senate sub-committee on , organisational control would, serve as the appeal body for group cases. The cases would be heard first by one of three stu dent courts: The Interfraternity Cou n c Board of Control, the Panhellenic Board of Control or the Organiza-1 tional Board of Control. The organisational hoar d C.OOO 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 o 0, o -0 0 0 O oi Why don'j• you stop in and see 0 0 o 0, o 0 o • our complete new stock of— 0 0 O 0 . O 0 GREETING CARDS? 01 O 0' O 0 o C) O 0' O 0 O 0 TREASURE HOUSE . o Fooompoooooonoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooe' sections with College Avenue. Cabinet will meet at 8 p.m. ink 203 Hetzel Union. John Gingrich, All-University secretary-treasurer, said a town affairs committee, headed by John, Yoesock, will begin a study of the proposed traffic signals. Since College Avenue is a state highway. Gingrich said, approval would be required from the state before such sig nals could be installed. - It would take some time to, get such approval," Gingrich' said, "but we want to get thei action started." In other action, Cabinet will hear a recommendation to make, a formal bid to include a , float ).ng halt-holiday in the 1959-60 calendar. John Bott, student member of the University Senate calendar committee, will report to Cab inet on the half-holiday action. Bolt and Patricia O'Neill re quested the floating holiday at a Senate committee meeting earlier this week. The commit ' tee asked that any request be made through Cabinet to the administration. Other committee reports will be presented: Orientation Week, by Ruth Johnson; Student En campment, Eugene Curry; and Leadership Training pr o g r a m, James Elliott. The Mall bulletin board and (Encampment Reorganization of Student Government Worshop are also scheduled for discussion. would have jurisdiction over all University organisations except social fraternities and sorori ties. An amendment to the report passed at the plenary s6 . sion pro vides for division of the board. It states: "If any organization finds a need for its own board of control equal to that of Panhel or IFC, the board shall be established separately from the Organiza tional Board of Control." The chairman of each board of control would become a per manent member of the Senate sub-committee. The three chair. men would serve as the COlll3. cil of Organisational Chairmen, acting in a coordinating capacity to the judicial groups, keeping records and attempting to pro vide conformity and unity of policy and procedure from year to year. The appeal body for judicial cases involving individual stu dents would be the Senate sub committee on discipline. Courts under the sub-commit tee would be traffic court, wom en's judicial, campus men's tri bunals and off-campus men's tri bunals. Women's judicial would act as a board of appeal for stand ards committees set up within the residence halls, hearing all appeals and those cases for which a standard penalty is not THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA —Collegian Photo by Marty &herr ROBIN HOOD would have been surprised if he he had seen these pretty archers in Sherwood Forest: They are_Wendy Richardson, Jan Buck, Diane Lindell, Carol Gorchoff and Debby Taylor. The archers were demonstrators at the Outing Club Archery Exposition in Rec Hall last night. Pep Rai Iy' (Continued from page one) mal husbandry. Gobble explained that the pig will be greased with lard which is "very easily removed from clothes." Two students will probably "not be able to pick up the ISO pound pig," he said, "and will only be required to hold it down for about 10 seconds." Following the pig scramble the Air Force band will lead the students to the Penn-Penn State Pep Rally in front of the steps of Old Main. r‘rescribed Campus men's tribunals would include groups from the East Hall, West Halls, Nor th Halls and oth ers established in the future. As many off-campus men's tri bunals as needed would be es tablished. The chairmen of the main courts would become permanent members of the Senate sub-com mittee on discipline. They would comprise the Council of Disciplin ary Chairmen. THE IMENN STATE • rLAYERS FALL SCHEDULE at CENTER STAGE "THE DRUID CIRCLE" by John van Druten OCTOBER 10 - NOVEMBER 8 - "THE RELUCTANT DEBUTANTE" by William Douglas Home NOVEMBER 21 - JANUARY 10 at SCHWAB AUDITORIUM "TOO TRUE TO BE GOOD" by George Bernard Shaw _ OCTOBER 23. 24, 25 "A CLEARING IN THE WOOD" by-Arthur Laurents DECEMBER 4. 5.11 Tickets on sale at the RUB or at the dear NY Musical Group To Present Program A program of Tudor and Elizabethan music will be pre. sented beginning at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow when the New York Pro Musica appears at Schwab Auditorium. The program, the first in this year's University Artists Series, will feature the compositions of Thomas Morley, William Byrd, John Bartlett and 'Henry VIII, among others. After the concert a reception for members of the Pro Musics will be held in the Penn State Room of the Nittany Lion Inn. Invitations are available to 100 students. Those interested may sign the invitation list at the Het zel Union desk. Sale of tickets to non-students began Tuesday and will continue today. Any tickets not sold will be distributed to students tomor row. The entire program for tomorrow night's concert fa: "About the Maypole" by Thomas Mor. ley. ensemble: "Phyllis, I Fain Would Die Now" to dialogue) by Thomas Morley; a cappella "Without Discord" by Henry VIII. a cappella "Hey Robin, Jolly Rob. in" by Witham Cornyah; "Helm Madam" WDFM News Staff Meeting Tonight . . . 7 p.m. 9 Carnegie THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1958 by Henry VIII, ensemble: "Sancta Maria•' (Russell Oberlin / by John Dunstable, countertenor and viol. "Stan tipes" and "Trotto" from medie val dances of the 13th and 14th centuries ; soprano recorder and bass "Gloria' and "Alleluia" from the School of Wor. rester in the 14th century, ensemble "Have Mercy Upon Me, 0 God (Betty Wdson I by William Byrd, soprano, voice* and instruments "When David Heard That Absalom Was Dead" by Thomas Tornk ma, a cappella "When Israel Came Out of Egypt" by Michael East, ensemble; "Love's God is a Boy" Bethany Beardsleei, soursnO and (Continued on page three) * CATHAUM Now: 1:39, 3:36, 5:33, 7:30, 1:34 :TEN.VESScg. * NITTANY NOW • DOORS OPEN 6:45 PM EXPLOSIVE! LUSTY! "GOD'S LITTLE ACRE" Roborl Ryan - Aldo Rey COMING SUNDAY BOLD AND DARING! "ADAM AU EVE":
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