WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1959
PhvsEd to Hold jcochran Resigns Post jcfotft/ng Prof Chosen
j- * i ... As Reactor Director To Advise Committee
rresnman iVtIXSr I Dr. Robert G. Cochran has re-i Dr. Joseph F. Krawiec, assis-
The Student Council of the Col- signed as director of the Nuclear|tant professor of clothing and tex
lege of Physical Education wili;Reactor and associate professorjtile research, participated in a
sponsor a student get-together for of nuclear engineering, and has'panel discussion at the 61st nn
n .... . . fl '®S men at ,:45 tonight been named head of the depart-'nual convention of the American
President tl’ic A. Walker told some 4500 new students 111 U 1 , ment of nuclear engineering atiHospital Association 111 New, N Y.
Monday that vigor and enthusiasm are prerequisites for a l tunity'to mee't‘LWftalkT-nhTe Texas A - and M - CollegG - College !thJi C !Se to economk-al’and “
stimulating and rewarding college career. [students who represent the eon-| Station. Texas. licicnt laundry operation's were
Sneakinu to freshmen and transfer shidenis Walker said- n , eotin 8 ]) nk between them and In his new post, he v. ill assist discussed by Dr. Krawiec during
cspeaKing to uesnmen ana tiansiei saiaents, walker said. the c ollege faculty. .in the design and construction of the panel discussion
"To achieve much, you must give much.” He also stressed' The Physical Education Coun- a reactor. At , he conc i lls j on 0 f t h e annual
' .personal initiative in adjusting to G . d ' s ™ ade U P two represents-' Dr, Cochran came to Penn meeting, Dr. Krawiec was ap
j the new college life. ,' lves eac h class; the presi- State 111 1954 from the Oak Ridge'pomted advisor to the Committee
6.lRaa ' Robert G. Bernreuter, dean o fi dc . Lskomdes, women s physi- National Laboratory. He is a grad-: on Laundry Management ot the
WI" 1 admissions and registrar, wel- education honorary. society; uate of Indiana University where Amenean Hospital Association.
■ ■ In I corned the students and introduced 1 * ie president of Fhi Epsilon Kap- he received his bachelor of arts; Krawiec has served on this
Used BOOKS them t 0 Dean of Men Frank J. P a - mens physical education hon-,and master of science degrees in commlUte a adl „ mom
W3CU Simes, Dean of Women Dorothy J. ° rar >’ 4 s ° cle 4 ty: the presidents ofmhysics. His doctor of philosophy ™ ™ as a !‘, comultan lor
I I x*l T J Lipp, and the deans of the col- the st . udent ma J or f, lub and the degree in physics was conferred -f™ t
I Inti I i I >ACnf*fVf lpppc (recreation society; the editor of by Penn State. ~ nc past l-i jeais.
Wlim I UC3UW V A . discobolus, the college newslet- , '
Approximately 925 books were, de „ t , tp ok“J fir5 G to The ! ter; and two faculty adviSors - *
co lected by the Used new students and urged them 1
Agency yesterday morning in the! to c3rry the responsibility now
first day of operation this semes- placed l upon He ou y lUned
The ÜBA will continue to ac-i
cept books until Tueiday. Books! ® d n^e^
wdl go on sale 9 a.m. Friday. The- £ S££&
dmmgThe fiTweelf ofSexj STenlf?
m'c t o U s de a t tS no r mor ke th t a°n S Io- he oP Walker warmly welcomed the
the book’s cost. Ten cents is felt fhe'claT hT
ed to the student’s ' ® .A,
bv ihe aeenev io cover handling He discussed the challenge need
costV agenty 10 toVer nandnng| fid for students at pre sent to givei
Lists of all books no longer i]£? m t l, ncenti 1 ve ta learn and edu 7
being used will be posted outside; GatG ‘& e lY e i-eh I'lfJ?! 1
the caidroom along with the i a fi I ”?, ving at high speed scien
books required for courses. Money AA ! i Ca y ’ socla hF> and economi
cs! eet books' SePt 25 Valker spoke of the difficult ad-
Lines waiting to get into the :Justment ahead for the freshmen
cardroom may almost run into the' m lea ™>" g to , “ cce P.t fdult rc
linesof freshmen waiting to buy|SPonsibility while at the same
their dinks and namecards from! 11 ™ havl lT increased freedom m
the Book Exchange All fresh- 'choosing friends, attending social
men must have their dinks bv lotions, and arranging daily
Friday night in order to be ad-, rou a £ d ha cA S *» 4 „
mitted to Dink Debut. That Penn State is not a
About 2700 dinks have been! “ u " try C T lub , was /tressed by
sold so far. This is about 70.% of adce . r ‘ , or . dGr ia ain
the new freshman class. maturity and judgment expect
ed from a college education,
one must dig in and work hard ,
seven days a week, he said. He !
staled that this is ihe only way
to become literate in your pro
fession, in your fellow man, in
yourself and in God.
Prexy Gives
For College
Ec Prof Serves on Panel
Dr. Arthur H. Waynick, profes
sor and head of the Department
of Electrical Engineering, served i
ns moderator to a panel meeting
ot the American Society of En
gineering Education Institute of
Radio Engineers in Washington,
D C., Monday.
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