SATURDAY, APRIL 4,
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speak on, "Wanted:
Protestant Serivee
"Heavenly Light
service will be held in
Eakin Eisenhower Ch:
Members of the
United Brethren Studs'
ship will debate th'
"Shall We Legalize e
at a dinner meeting a
morrow
Speaking in favor o
gambling will be M
sophomore in medical
from Bareville and
senior in chemical
from Carlisle
Speaking against
gambling will be Sy
sophomore in medical
from Reading and L:
graduate in - journali
Harrisburg.
The Rev. John Duley, director
of the Westminster Foundation,
will speak on "Pre-requisite for'
Ellectiveness: Recognition of
Weakness" at the Presbyterian
University Fellowship.
The group will meet at 6:20 p.m.
tomorrow for a worship service
at the student center.
Members of the United Student
Fellowship will hear Dr. Hubert
W. Frings speak on "Continuing
Sources of Conflict in Science
and Religion" tomorrow.
Frings, professor of zoology,
will speak to the group at 6:30
p.m.
James Stark, graduate in plant
pathology from the Union of
South Africa, will speak on his
native land at the Baptist Student
Movement at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow.
He will also show slides after
his talk, "A Look into South
Africa and the Race Problem."
The Wesley Foundation will
meet for a Fireside Forum on the
topic, "Social Creed, War and
Peace" at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. Dr.
Rustum Roy, professor of geo
chemistry, will speak to the group.
A Presbyterian order of wor
ship as outlined in "the Book of
Common Order" will be used at
the regular vesper services at
4:15 p.m. on Monday and Thurs
day.
The Rev. Preston N. Williams,
assistant University Chaplain, will
lead the service and will explain
"Calvinistic Psalm Paraphrases."
Members of Alpha Epsilon Phi
sorority will serve as the hostesses
for the Hillel Lox and Bagel
Brunch at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
Masses for members of the Ro
man Catholic faith will be said
at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. tomorrow
at Our Lady of Victory Church
and at 9 a.m. at Schwab Audi
torium.
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`per, associate director of the University Christian Association, will
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University Chaplain to Speak
At Greek Sunday Service
Dr. Luther H, Harshbarger,
University Chaplain and co
ordinator of religious affairs, will
speak on "Self-Knowledge and
Faith" at the University Chapel
service of worship at 10:55 a.m.
tomorrow in Schwab Auditorium.
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seventh annual observance of
Greek Sunday and will open the
1959 Greek Week.
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The liturgist for the service
will be Charles E. Minneman, as
sistant University Chaplain.
The Chapel Choir, 'under the
direction of Willa Taylor, will
sing 'as the choral introit, "0 Lord
of Hosts, All Heaven Possessing"
by Johann Sebastian Bach, and
as the anthem, "Alleluia" by Ran
dall Thompson.
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sion Mode II) by Healy Willan.
Paul Wenhold, senior in music
education fr om Trubauersville,
will play as the prelude "Tocat
ta" by Pachelbel and as the post
lude "The Heavens Declare the
I Glory of God" by Marcello.
I Flowers for the service will be
donated by the fraternities and
sororities as part of the Greek
Week observance.
'S' Club Will Meet
The Varsity "S" Club will hold
a meeting at 10 p.m., Sunday, at
Phi Kappa Psi.
Nominations for next year's of
ficers and the initiation of new
members will take place.
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Application Deadline
Set for Readmission
The Academic Standards Committee has set up an applica
tion deadline for students who have been dropped from the
University and wish to be reinstated, Arthur D. Brickman,
professor of mechanical engineering and chairman of the
committee, said.
The deadline will be 30 days before registration begins.
This move, according to Brick
man, is not designed to make it
mere difficult for students to gain
readmittance to the University,
but to streamline procedural op
erations for reinstatement.
"As far as I can see," Brickman
said, "there has been no change
in "policy with regard to rein
statement. It may be that the
deans' offices are becoming more
rigorous on whom they recom
mend, but our committee is just
putting into writing, procedures
which have been in operation for
years."
Brickman said the committee
hopes to have the deadline in
effect with each • dean's office
before the end of the present
semester. He said the largest
number of requests for rein
statement usually come about
three weeks from the end of the
semester, and the committee, by
instituting the deadline for sub-
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hoping to lessen the work load
for the deang' staffs.
"Often a student waits until a
few days before registration to
come to the dean of his college.
We hope to set up a reasonable
sort of time limit which would
make our work a little easier and
take a little of the work from
the deans," he said.
"I don't think it will work any
particular hardship on a student,"
he continued, "because any 'dead
line we institute won't be an ab
, solute deadline. Special cases will
be given special consideration."
He said as far as basic policy
went, he could see no upswing in
the number of reinstatement ap
plications that had been turned
down.
In order to gain reinstate
ment to the University, a stu
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