WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 ,
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By DIANE DIEC
The Atomic Energ
mission is subsidizing
defense project,
radio-active isotopes
study of bovine spe
metabolism, at the
Breeding Research Ce,
Dr. Robert J. Flipse,
of the project, is the
searcher in the countt
radio-active isotopes in
perimentation. He ha.,
awarded a one-year
$3BOO by the AEC to con
studies.
The objective of th
term research is the
ment of improvements
semen diluters used i
cial breeding to retard
tabolic processes of th: l
cell during storage.
"Diluters have alrea;
perfected to the point't
may be used for artifici
ing several days after
from the bull, but even
ficient use of semen can
when longer storage pe.
possible," Flipse explainl
Thirty bulls, rangin .1. in age
from eight months to nine years,
are the subjects for the tests.
Valued at approximately $lBO,OOO,
the 27 Holsteins and three Guern
seys are housed in box stalls in
a modern barn which includes an
operating room and laboratory.
The laboratory work for this
project is conducted in the base
ment of the Dairy Research
Breeding Center, one-and-a
half miles northeast of the Het
zel Union Building.
Substances such as glucose,
fructose, glycerol, glycine, acetate,
Production Crews Selected
For 'Entertainment U.S.A.'
The cast has been named for Elaine Goodman as Griselda Gris
the Thespians' production of a sley and Clayton Saverceol as
musical comedy review, "Enter- J. P. Smirdakoff.
tainment U.5.A.," which will run Scene 2, The Barbershop—The, l
Oct. 9, 10 and 11 in Schwab Audi- Penn Statesmen with Donald'
torium. —
Morgenson, Ist tenor; Dennis
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The main character, Phineus,
will be played by Ted Pauloski.
Phineus is a contestant on a TV
quiz show, "Your Ignorance is
Our Bliss" (a take-off on Truth or
Consequences). He misses his
question and is sent to get var
ious items which he has to bring
back to the show.
Other cast members in order
of their appearance are:
Act 1, Scene 1, The Quiz Show
—Jan Burkett as the announcer,
Steve Fishbein as Art Lunklitter,
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—Collegian Photo by Bob Thompson
DR. ROBERT FLIPSE checks 'readings on a respirometer in his
experiments with radioactive isotopes in dairy science production.
lactate and citrate which are
utilized by the sperm cells are
innoculated with radioactive car
bon 14 isotopes.
The progress of these tracer
isotopes is followed with a geiger
counter. - This enables researchers
to determine whether the par
ticular substance has actually en
tered into the cell's metabolism.
Sheik, 2d tenor; DOrtald Hild,
baritone; and Jack Kapitanoff,
bass.
Scene 3, Shakespeare—Ed
Scherlis as the director, Bert
Deckert as Romeo, Patricia Greso
as Juliet, Bud Roberts as Lord
Capulet, Alice O'Donnell as Lady
Capulet, Bonnie Potts as the Prin
cess and Dorothy Ostwind as the
manager.
Scene 4, The Secret of Rock 'n
Roll—Robert Piccone as Norm
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. Knowledge of the mechanism
of these processes leads toward
development of diluters used
for altering the rate of the cell
metabolism.
Two graduate students in dairy
science, ' George Howe, Brattle
horo, Vt.,and Richard Anderson,
Seattle, Nash., are also working
on the project.
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Association of Independent Men
Judicial Board of Review has
ecommended that a first semes
ter freshman who stole two piz
zas from a Home Delivery truck
be placed on both disciplinary
and judicial probation.
The freshman, enrolled in Di
vision of Counseling, was also
drinking beer in his room on
the third floor of Hamilton Hall
with , an overnight guest whom
he had not registered with the
Department of Housing.
The Senate subcommittee on
discipline upheld the board's rec
ommendation.
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Pledges Nominated
For Jr. IFC Officers
Six fraternity pledges were
nominated for the Junior Inter
fraternity Council presidency at
the group's organizational meet
ing Monday night.
Further nominations will be
accepted Oct. 13, and elections
will be held Oct. 21. Seven nomi
nations were accepted for vice
president and four pledges were
nominated for the secretary-trea
surer's post.
The initial meeting was well
attended by both official repre
sentatives and ot her pledges,
Charles E. Hughes, IFC secre
tary-treasurer and Jr. IFC ad
viser, said.
All but four fraternities were
represented at the meeting,
Hughes said. The group displayed
good spirit, and considerable time
was spent in discussing the plans,
purposes and constitution of the
Jr. IFC, he added.
A list of the present nomi
nees will be sent to all frater
nities Oct. 6 and a complete list
of the nominations will be sent
to the fraternitir presidents
Oct. 15. The officers will be in
stalled at the Oct. 27 meeting
of the group.
Nominated for president were
Richard Elnicki, Delta Upsilon;
Frederick I'helps, Phi Kappa
Tau; -Stephen Brown, Tau Kappa
Epsilo,n; Jon Lang, Beta Theta Pi;
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Donald Schwartz, Zeta Beta Tau;
and William Grimm, Pi Kappa
Phi.
Nominated for vice president
were Arnold Fust. Delta Chit
Albion Bindley, Sigma Pi: Gary
Kaplan, Alpha Epsilon Pi; Je-
rome Scott. Phi Gamma Deltas
Robert Petruska, Pi Lambda
Phi: David Wahl, Theta Delta
Chi; and Robert Phelin. Phi
Delta Theta.
John Zerby, Theta Chi: John
Bachkosky, Phi Kappa: Chester
Lucido, Phi Kappa Psi; and
Wayne Kline, Sigma Tau Gamma,
were nominated for secretary
treasurer.
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