PAGE EIGHT
SGA Plan
Includes 4
New Courts
By DENNY MALICK
At least four new student
courts are included in the pro
posed judicial system for the
Student Government Associa
tion.
Although much of the judicial
report was sent back to commit
tee Thursday night, All-Univer
sity Cabinet approved the plan
on its first reading.
Cabinet approved the gen
eral setup of the judicial sys
tern as presented by Ronald Si
ders, judicial reorganization
committee chairman, with the
exception of a proposed Organ
ization Board of Control.
One of the main changes that
would come about under the pro
posed system would he the in
clusion of men's residence hall
tribunals. initial plans call for
Individual tribunals in the West,
Nni ih and East Halls.
The reorganriation committee
loft this open foe the expected
enrollment increase by stipulat
ing that a judicial hoard be set
up in each new men's residence
El ['Ca
The main student group In
the revised system would be
the Supreme Court. The seven
member court would be com
posed of the chairmen of the
Interfraternity, Panhellenic and
Organisational Boards of Con
trol, Trailic Court, Women's
Student Government Associa
tion Judicial, Off-Campus Tri
bunal and one selected from
the residence hall tribunals,
'Pile Supreme Court would rule
On all SGA constitutional cases.
The lop court would have a
chairman selected from its mem
bers to serve the year round.
This was an amendment to the
original committee plan, which
had asked that the chairmanship
he rotated among each of its
members, each serving as chair
man for one-seventh of the school
year
Cabinet sent back to commit
tee the proposal on an Organi
zational Board of Control. It
felt that the jurisdiction of the
board was too vaque and asked
Sidprs to reconsider it and pre
sent it to Cabinet April 2.
In addition to the individual
coin tc, two coordinating bodies
would be included in the new
sc,tent
The Council of Organization
Control Boma Chairmen would
hr compord of chairmen of the
IFC, Pa n h e l and Organization
Boards and would rule on ma t
tei c concui mug all three bodies.
Also included in the plan
is a Council of Disciplinary
Court Chairmen made up of the
heads of Traffic Court, WSGA
Judicial, Off Campus Tribunal
and a chairman of the residence
hall tribunals.
One other change was made by
Cabinet in the proposed system.
The 'emitted All-University av
erage to serve on any of the
boards was lowered to 2.2 from
the 2.4 svh.eh the reorganization
committee had requested.
Star of the West
Penn State's brilliant gymnast,
Armando Vega, is a native of
Thu ley, New Mexico. and a grad
uate of Wilson High School in
Los Angeles Vega, national inter
collegiate all-mound and parallel
bars champion in 1957, was a
member of the 1956 U.S. Olympic
team
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"AND IN THIS CORNER" ... George I. Bloom, Republican State
chairman (left) and Sen. Joseph Barr, Democratic State chair
man (right) exchange views at the Pennsylvania Society of News
paper Editors' seminar on politics yesterday morning. Sandwiched
in by the debating politicians are Dr. Ruth Silva, associate pro
fessor of political science, and H. Eugene Goodwin, duector of the
school of journalism.
Mounties Win, 94-79;
West Hits for 38
LOUISVILLE, Ky. VI)—All-America Jerry West scored
38 points, 27 in a magnificent first-half performance, and red
hot West Virginia shattered hometown Louisville 94-79 last
night in the opening semifinal of the NCAA Basketball Cham
pionships at Freedom Hall.
West so dominated play that even the rabiclly partisan
:Louisville fans gave him a stand
ing ovation when he left the floor
with about a minute to play.
He tore apart Louisville's de
fense in the first half but tapered
off in the second half and let some
of his buddies do the scoring. Then
he came back with another out
standing playmaking and re
bounding exhibition when Louis
ville, down 23 points with nine
minutes to play, whittled the
Mountaineer lead to 12.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
The 8-3 junior from Cabin
Creek, W. Va., fired 21 times from
,the field and hit 12. He attempted
20 free throws as he continually
hired one after another Louisville
defensive player into fouls and hit
14 of the free tosses. The 38 points
gave him 132 points for four tour
nament games, 28 short of the
record for a five-game series. The
160 mark was set by Hal Lear of
Temple in 1956.
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(Continued from page six) without having had previous Ex
;become one of the top players onl perience.
;the team this year, according to Erwin, an outstanding defense
)
:the Lion mentor. 'player from Lower Merion High
Ray Tuleva is another front
!School, could easily break into
running candidate for a midfield
cthe starting lineup this year from
Ispot. Tuleya had previously play,. the ability he demonstrated at the
led two years on the defense but jßutgers game. He is a good stick
'was switched to the midfield this i handler and shows a lot of po
lyear due to his outstanding per- , tential•
'formance.
i Mike Beattie and Andy Mo
conyi will battle it out for the
) Due to hard woilt and deter
third position on defense. Al., mination, Dick Bullock may well
though Beattie was a
starter last season, Moconyi has
regular
I find a position on the starting
improved rapidly since be first
j midfield line. Bullock never play
ed lacrosse until last year but has
'picked the game up fast. reported this spring and is push-
Other contenders for the mid- ing Beattie for the opening
field spot include Dick Hammond, spot.
Chip Henderson, and Gove Elder The goaltender slot will be
who is out for four weeks due to fought out between Dave Wilkin
a severe charleyhorse,
son and John Castella. Last year
Co-captain Dick Dill heads Wilkinson stood in several times
the list of the defensive lineup for the Lions' regular goalie, Bert
but the other two positions are Houseworth, but Castella is push
being hotly contested between ing Wilkinson for the spot this
s
Dave Erwin, Mike Beattie, and Year and going into tomorro w
Andy Moconyi, game it is a neck and neck race
between the two goaltenders.
Due to his tremendous amount
of drive and desire, Dill broke in -I
to the starting lineup last year
TV Program to Feature
Theatre Arts Professor
Russell G. Whaley, assistant
professor of theatre arts, will il
lustrate, through the use of mod
els and photographs, various stage
styles throughout the history of
the theatre on the "Key to the
Cupboard" telecast at 8:30 a.m.
today.
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SATURDAY. MARCH 21, 1959
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FOR SALE
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HEXACON :35 mm. Camera, regular and
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Best offer. Call Ken AD 5-1972 niulyta.
U.S AFROTC graduates Class A summer
and winter uniforms, also summer ClLas
B. Size 42. Call after 6:00 AD 8-15215.
TVs—COMPLETELY reconditioned, var
ious sizes. s49—sS9. Television Service
Center at State College T.V.. 232 South
Allen.
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APARTMENT FOR 4 1,/,‘ s. Ars:Made
March 211th. Call AD 7-7218.
MODERN FOUR-ROOM. Apartment for
rent in Centre Hall. Has onn oil hent.
Ing plant. $6O per month. Write or Phone
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town. Phone 94433.
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to the renting of a reasonable two led
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AG. UNDERGRADUATE to nork on yen
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COLLEGE AlEN—Last year college men
in our department averaged $75. per
week. Due to conditions in our department
this year. we expect even higher gains.
Pleasant short hour arrangements allow
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR ALL you cupid,—this in the reaFon
to practice your archery. PSOC and Nit.
tany Valley Archers are giving instructions
today at the Stock Pavilion at 1:30.
TAKE ADVANTAGE of this invigorating
weather. The PSOC in /Ming rock clinit
ing Sunday. For details call eat. 2539 and
nsk for Finley.
TYPEWRITER REPAIR is our epteialty.
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fore Easter vacation.
HELP! HELP!. Spring hat sprung and en
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are wilted to help in this project. Meet
behind °mond at 1:00 today, Dinner mill
be served at 6:00 at the Forestry Cabin
after which all those wishing to stay co er
night may do so. Return trip Sunday
morning for church.
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