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New Emergency Plan js2s, Plaque
Covers Campus Injuries To Go To
Editorial on Page 4 .
A now University pul icy has oiticiaily extended ambu-j DCS I kSSQV
lance and other Health Service emergency facilities to anyone 1 ’
injured on the campus. I The second annual nationwide
J ' . contest to stimulate the interest
A. Is. Diem, vice president for business administration, of coiiege and university students
said the policy replaces the former ‘‘feeling or general belief 111 industrial and human relations
1 _ • ' _ , , j will he co-snonsored bv Industrial
1 that the ambulance was to bejßelations News and the American
used only when a student necdedjSocictV for Personnel Administi’a
#■* • jO m emergency cave. }tion.
Senior uGtS DK.maho ted upthemat.! This wear's topic, “Should states
t*rv«a«wc ter Oi procedure to bo followed havc 'right-to-work’ laws?” deals
in emergencies or possible emer-| w|fh , aws> nowr in force 5n 19
— _ f% M-’nut;,, states. which oermit a ban on
UrriC6 ■ TO , Citing the hypothetical case ofj ,1 clowl-unjon ,> shops,
C I * J M, : S C ?aVi ' rf ”“' MJ °"' inS p, '°l ,h * «V”
rAF I Fir IfIPIIT , . u « „ „. . *ion.« and saw defeat of pro
-1 V/l 11IV* lUvl II • ' donor should be called to; nasals in five out of six stales
,the scene and the patient should! The issue will continue lo be
A University senior has been not be . n } "? h! th ° d ° Ct ° r haS 8 P ron »inent one throuqh 1959,
, 7 . . DCe " arrived to direct emergency oper- as labor seeks to extend its
placed on office probation and ations. ! Mns against this le^islltion
prohibited from visiting any tap- *lf m the doctors judgment, The contest is open'to full-time
room in Centro County until the ?, 11 am bulanee vvere needed, the,students taking personnel admin
end of the semester by the Senate, mon'T' y vehicle w ' ou!tl be sum ';istration and/or industrial rela- 1
Subcommittee on Discipline. j •The doctor would direct re- jof study ° r SUb^C<
Dan Rees, senior in business
Administration from Warren dale,
heard the decision yesterday after!
the ease was sent to the subcom
mittee by the dean of men’s of
fice.
Rees was found guilty of a dis
orderly conduct charge Tuesday
and was fined $35 and S 9 costs
by Justice of the Peace William
P. Bell.
State College police arrested
Rees about 1015 p m Monday af
ter an incident on College Avenue
The case was heard by Student
Tribunal Tuesday and the group
lecommcnded to the dean of
men’s office that Rees he placed
on office probation until the end
of the semester, be prohibited
from entering anv establishment
in Centro Countv which sells al
coholic beverages until March 8
and ordered Rees to make a for
mal apology to the person in
volved in the incident.
Rees apologised personally
Thursday to the State College
resident and this recommenda
tion was dropped from the sub
committee action.
After testimony by Rre3 and
members of the dean of men’s
.staff, the subcommittee ordered
Rees to refrain from visiting any
taproom .selling alcoholic bever
ages until the end of the semester
He will also remain on office pro
bation and receive counselling
from the dean of men's office.
Professor to Lecture
At Institute in Milan
Dr. Ralph F. Nielsen, professor
or petroleum and natural gas en
g neeritig, is lecturing this month,
at the Technical School of the
National Hydrocarbon Institute in
Milan. Italy.
Nielsen has been granted a
leave of absence for the period
heb 1 to Aug. 1 and during this
time will also tour Western Eu
rope and deliver lectures at Ger-.
man, French and British petro
leum institutes.
Club Newman
Sponsored by
fraMfy'Sororify Council ai the Newman (iub
TONIGHT
Our Lady of Victory Church Hall
DANCING 9-12 REFRESHMENTS SERVED
Everyone Invited ~ Stag or Drag
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moval of the patient, and since!
the doctor is expected to be pres
ent in emergencies, the medical
knowledge of the drivers is in
consequential.
| Some controversy arose last
semester over ambulance proce-
dure when a witness to an acci
dent complained of the slow re-!
sponse of the State College am
bulance.
The new University policy will 1
make it unn- t< 11 the
<iake it unnecessary to ca. the
borough ambulance unless thej
Health Service vehicle is tied upl
elsewhere. j
Diem also outlined an emer
gency program in the planning
stages.
When in full swing, this pro
gram would mean that minor
emergencies could be treated by
trained personnel at different lo
cations on campus. These person
nel. in addition to being trained]
in first aid. Diem said, would also
be tiained to recognize when
emergency medical attention was
i needed.
Hillel to Offer Courses
On NoivCredit Basis
The Cultural Committee of the
Hillel Foundation has announced
a Aeries of courses which will he
offered this semester once a week:
on a non-credit basis.
Beginner’s, conversational, in
termediate and advanced Hebrew
uill be offered as well as Yiddish,
chanting of the service and Bible
readings and discussion. Registra
tion blanks are available at the
Hillel office.
Tryouts for 'Hypnosis '
To Be Held Tomorrow
Tryouts for a one-act play,
“Hypnosis," by Nelbi Beale, wilt
be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in
the Greenroom, Schwab Auditor
ium.
Part? are open for two men,
three women and two extras.
Janice Champagne, co-ordina
tor, said unique staging will be
used for the show, and that they
are looking for new talent.
-n accredited Ameri
can college or university. All en
tries for the contest must be in
jbv midnight. Anri! 30. 1959.
j Entry blanks end contest rules
irnay be obtained from Industrial
Relations News. *>3o W"'
„ iv... .est 41st
St., New York 3fi. N.Y.; or Ameri-
can Soeiefv for Personnel Ad min
istration, Room 1 Kellogg Center,
Ract Lansine. Michigan
An award nf a $35 U.S. Sav
ings Bond and a Plague will be
presented io the student writing
*he best essay. An Honor Certi
ficate will be awarded io ibe
s«<-ond and third prize winners.
The awards will he announced
at the Annual Conference of the
American Society for Personnel
Administration on June 17. 1059
.Turtles f or the contest are Mar
shall J. Diehold, vice nresident
Northroo, Kin" and Co.: A. J
Schroder, 2nd, administrative vie"
nresident, Scott Paoer Co.; and
'Van M. Evans, associate pub
lisher, Industrial Relations News
Elections Group io Meet
All-University Elections Com
mittee will meet at 7 p.m. tomor
row in 212 Hetzel Union.
cJLoliter
Jon Ac
720 5v Atherton
State College
. Open 5-9 p.m. daily.
. c • Sunday 12-8 p.m.
. Close d Monday
Jtt'sc/Vrtli«>rt» - .call M> i)-o£>S2
The
Concordia Choir
Paul J. Christiansen, Director
•
8:30 P.M. MONDAY
Schwab Auditorium
9
Tickets are stiff available«.«
Students, No Charge Non-Students, $1.25
Main Desk, Hetzel Union Bldg.
9
Pennsylvania State University
Artists' Series
Students May Aid
Course Evaluation
Student opinion has been requested on the eight courses
in the General Education program to aid in an evaluation of
the courses by the University Senate Committee on Courses of
Study.
The subjects to be evaluated will be arts 1 and 2, biological
science 1 and 2, humanities 1 and
2 and social science 1 and 2
Dr. Phillip A. Shelley, chairman
of the course study committee,
said yesterday:
“We definitely invite student
[comments on the courses. The
[committee has discussed ways of
[getting student reaction to them.’
Under the terms approved by
the Senate in June 1957, the
eight courses were adopted for
two years, subject to review by
the courses of study committee
this semester.
Shelley said his committee will,
first study a report covering some;
aspects of the General Education;
courses compiled by a subcom-,
mittee of the Senate Committee'
on Educational Policy. j
Technical aspects of the courses
will be considered, he said, to-',
gether with the comment by stu-j
dents and faculty members. >
“If anyone feels strongly enough!
about one or the other courses,
we will invite him to come before
the committee to discuss hi s
views,” Shelley said.
At its meeting Thursday, the
Senate established a Committee
on Faculty Affairs which will
have the responsibility of advis*
jng Ihe Senate on matters of
policy concerning faculty mat
ters.
The committee will be composed
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of one member from each collega
and the Graduate School, with
the majority, including the chair
man, being from the elected mem
bership of the Senate.
Senators expressed the opinions
that this committee would be one
means of increasing faculty mo
rale and also would comply with
President Eric A. Walker’s recent
request for more faculty respon
sibility.
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