ECEEEEK, screams Pat “Too True to Be Good,” day, Friday and Saturd; Ladizinsky prepares to 2 Fresh For Fixii The Senate subcommittee on discipline has placed two freshmen on deferred suspension until the end of the semes ter for alteration of their matriculation cards. The case was referred to the committee by the dean of men’s office following an Association of Independent Men’s Judicial Board of Review hear ing. The two men must comply with the conditions of disciplinary pro bation throughout the semester. The dean of men is authorized to bring suspension action if the violators become involved in any circumstances warranting disci plinary action. The students said they want ed altered cards to be able "to take older girls some place with atmosphere besides the HUB or Corner Room after movie dates." They both denied planning to use the cards to obtain or be served alcoholic beverages. The students were required to purchase new matriculation cards for $1 from the registrar’s office to replace the altered cards, which were confiscated and destroyed. The case of a sophomore who removed an out-of-order tele phone from Hamilton Hall to fix it and was apprehended by Bell Telephone authorities was also referred to the Senate sub committee. After discussion with a repre sentative of the,' dean of men’s office, the Bell Telephone Co. de cided not to press charges. Tam pering with any communications channel is a federal offense carry ing a penalty of a $5OO fine and 1-year imprisonment. The board suggested office pro bation for the violator. Four freshmen discovered disposing of beer cans the night of Oct. 10 will be placed on Talent •• Talent Thursd Roo All Indies Thompson, the maid in George B. Shaw’s scheduled for Players presentation Thurs y nights in Schwab Auditorium, as Ivan larm the fair head of Mary Minkiewich. lien Suspended g Matric Cards disciplinary probation and let ters will be sent to their par ents, if the board's recommen dation is upheld by the Senate subcommittee. When a student is placed on disciplinary probation, the penal ty is automatically noted on his permanent record. It can be removed upon request of the student to the dean of men’s office. The record is then usually corrected before the eighth semester. A freshman bike stealer was placed on office probation for his escapade the evening of Oct. 10, when he rode a stolen bike from the Nittany residence area to Carnegie Building, The dean of men’s office ap proved the board’s recommenda tion which included sending a let ter to the student’s parents. Office probation is not placed on the violator’s permanent rec ord. Queen Finalists— fContinued from page one) occo, Lois Piercy, Carol Ploesch, Dorothy Toklish and Marlynn Turki. They were interviewed by the queen committee yesterday. The chairman of the committee is Charles Blunt, junior in electri cal engineering from Washing ton, D.C. Last year’s queen was Barbara Ray, now a senior in home eco nomics from Huntingdon Valley. anted" For the "Indie" to Auditions iy, Oct. 23,1958 7-9 p.m. 100 Carnegie Invited to Audition COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Fellowship Nominations Due Oct. 31 October 31 is the deadline for submitting nominations for the 1959 Woodrow Wilson Fellow ships, sponsored jointly by the Association of American Univer sities and by the Carnegie Corpor ation and General Education Board. Approximately 1000 fellowships will be made available to students in the natural and social sciences, and the humanities who hope to make college teaching a career. Seniors who have not yet en tered a liberal arts graduate school are eligible for nomination and this year a limited number of junior students will also be awarded grants. College graduates now in the armed forces are eli gible if they are free to enter a graduate school during the 1959- 60 year. Awards are made for the first year of graduate study only. 'Stipends provide $l5OO plus de pendency allowances for wife'and jchildren. The Ford Foundation pays tuition and fees for the fel low directly to the graduate school. Only faculty members may nominate candidates. A nominated canddiate is invited to make a formal application and those ap pearing most promising are then invited for an interview at a re gional center, Last spring, three University students Lawrence Kowalski, Everett Van Dorm and James Clegg—were awarded fellowships. Further information can be ob tained from the office of Dr. How ard A. Cutler, assistant to the vice president for academic af fairs, 302 Old Main. He Wonders- (Continued from page four) in asking lha President to be an honorary member of the fraternity. I was! • Looking into the future with a more sensible eye, I wonder where I’ll be, come next ini tiation at the fraternity? At least I would have something to do with my spare time in the local federal prison. I could write my memoirs and have a pile of money waiting for me when I get out. I wonder what President Eis enhower’s reaction is to the call . . . Maybe I should call him and see! Nittany Grotto to Meet at 7 Nittany Grotto will meet at 7 tonight in 121 Mineral Industries. 5 =5 ss = I Don’t Waste Time | =5 =r | This year why don't you fly home for vacation? | = 55 | Just think of all the hours you spend traveling 1 | that you could be spending with your family 1 | and friends. Contact the UNIVERSITY TRAVEL | | BUREAU for complete information on air travel | 1 ... a wonderful way to lengthen your vacations. I 2 * £ 3 E I I ( UNIVERSITY TRAVEL BUREAU I f " Above the Comer Room" ] AD 8-6779 i i .iflllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllil!ill!lllllllllllIlllllllUIUIIIIl!llllllill!lllllllllllllllllll!llilllir- 1443 Student Tickets Remain for Ballet A total of 1443 student tickets remain for Roberto Igle sias’ Ballet Espanol, scheduled to appear at 8 p.m. Sunday in Recreation Hall. The distribution of student tickets will continue through' Sunday or until all tickets are gone. A total of 900 non-stu dent tickets will go on sale at 9 a.m. today at the Hetzel Union desk. The price is $1.25.1 Iglesias, who formed his pre sent troupe two years ago, first, toured the United States as a fea-j tured dancer ir. the famed Ro-| sario and Antonio company. | When Rosario and Antonio sep- 1 arated in 1952, Iglesias replaced! Antonio as Rosario’s partner. J The dancing which the Ballet ; Espanol performs is an art j which dates back from 550 B.C. i Through the centuries, the 1 dance became an integral part 1 of Spanish life. It even entered , church ritual, where it still re- [ mains, notably in the Spanish ’ cities of Seville and Toledo. Various folk dance forms de veloped, ranging from the jota of Aragon to the wild flamenco of the gypsies of southern Spain. The technique of the Spanish dance is complete in itself and has its own terminology. Its styles differ greatly from all other schools. The character of the Spanish dance lies in the carriage of the head, torso and arms and in the emotions expressed by the dancer. The troupe is made up of 20 dancers plus musicians and fla menco singers Guillermo Keys Arenas, who until a few weeks ago was director of the National Ballet of Guatemala, is now ap pearing with the troupe as a fea tured dancer. He also serves as ballet master and assistant direc tor. Ml Council to Meet Tonight The Mineral Industries Student Council will meet at 7 tonight in 216 Hetzel Union Building. By BOBBY LEVINE Activity Cards Available For Blue Key Society Activity cards for Blue Key, junior men’s hat society, are avail able in the dean of men’s office. Fifth semester men with at least a 2.0 All-University average may apply. The activity cards must be turned in to the dean of men’s office by noon on Nov. 1. WSGA House to Meet The Woman’s Student Govern ment Association House of Repre sentatives will meet at 12.30 p.m. today in the back study lounge of McElwain Hall. Weekend Wonderland AT LOW STUDENT RATES ... awaits you at any of these HILTON-STATLER HOTELS NEW YORK CITY: The Statler Hilton The Savoy Hilton The Waldorf-Astoria The Plaza WASHINGTON. D.C.: The Statler Hilton BUFFALO: The Statler Hilton BOSTON: The Statler Hilton HARTFORD: The Statler Hilton FOR RESERVATIONS write the student relations representa tive at the hotel of your choice or call any Hilton-Statler Hotel for Immediate con firmation of out-of-town reservation*, PAGE FIVE / A/ > bia t n lac 4
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