SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1959
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0 Nit tany, West Hall Men
N o P os t-G ame Trouble l7o Tickets ITo Hold Victory Dance i
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1 ti ells will hold a combined victory
Expected by Authorities Sim Remai dance at 8 tonight in Waring!
- lounges.
Meal tickets must be shown at;
By DICK GOLDBERG the door in order to gam admit-I
ranee. Nittany men will be ad-
Spokesmen of the campus and town police forces have ex- For Concert
while those living in'
pressed their confidence that students will use their common Less than 70 student tickets mitt "' fx "'
West Halls N%;11 be charged 25;
sense following the Penn State-Syracuse football game today. and 60 non-student tickets re- cents. !
Col. Lucien Bolduc, director of the Cam Patrol and
pus, an main for the-Camera Concerti The dance will be "stag or i
di ag" and the di ess will be in-
Sergeant Matthew Seckinger, State College police depart-
to be held at 8:30 p.m. tomor- formal
inept, said they do not look for any trouble from the students.Hrow in Schwab Audito rium. music. A chamber music orehe
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"We have had demonstrations i
Jose Eger, French horn sol-,
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will direct the group and of instruments
tra consists of a small assortment:
the past and they all have been! held ingoodconduct wouldnot ;Dist, v`
enough for the
in good clean fun without any be stopped. "These things show 'Karen Tuttle will appear as viola essentials of music.
destruction of property," Seek- proper team spirit," Seckinger ,soloist. ' Chamber music was established,
inger said. I said. : The program will include Trau- as early as the 13th century. It
"Students have plenty of com-1 Dr. E. F. Olver, director o f th e ,ermusik by Paul Hindemith; Con- was considered to be amateur mu-'
mon sense and, in the past, they Dr - 3rtment of Security, said that certo No. 2 in F Major by Han- sic until the 19th century when'
have used it," he further said. :because of heavy pedestrian traf- del; Concerto in G. Major for the medium became more special-I
Bolduc feels that the students lfic the area east of Recreation' Viola by
Telemann and Conceit() 'zed and people became more in-,
will be moderate in their post- I Hall will not be used for park- in E flat Major, K. 495 for French terested in it.
game actions. "H oweve r, if I i ng. ' horn by Mozart; Watermusic by For several hundred yea r s
there should be any destruc- . Football fans are requested t o ,Handel, and Arabanda, Giga e,chamber music was played ex
lion of property, we would be refrain horn parking on any cam -'Badinerie by Corelli. ;elusively in private tooms. All
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forced to step in," he stated. pus lawn areas. The special lot: The Camera Concerti (literally well-bred persons were taught
Any disciplinary meas u r e sinear the Food Service building, translated to mean chamber con-,how to play an instrument and
would be taken with the co-ordi-i will be . open as well as other,cert) is interested in reproducing i chamber music in small groups
nation of the offices of the deanloarking areas. 'the instrumental expressions in was a natural outlet for activity.
of men and the dean of women,! -
the various hat societies, and the
Campus Patrol. Students will be
asked to present Matriculation
cards at the game by the various
organizations. "Trouble m a ke r s
will be held for disciplinary ac
tion," Bolduc said.
He further said that student
driving on campus and driving
down the mall, in particular, are
to be discouraged. "A nyo n e
caught for reckless driving will
be dealt with in the appropriate
manner."
However, both men empha
sized that any demonstration
'Scandal' Hits
Erie Campus
The University's Behrend Cam
pus at Erie has been hit by scan
dal.
The Nittany Cub, campus pa
per, reported a roundup of a nine
student political machine involved
in an attempt to gain control of
the student council.
According to the report, eight
have confessed their part in the
plot. The ninth, a coed, has en
yoked the fifth amendment.
The reason given for the at
tempt was to pocket the funds
allocated to the council. Accord
ing to the group's advisor, Gor
don "Me Neither" Baker, sus
picions were aroused when "Big
Bob" Johnson broke down during
a woad-association test m psy
chology. The word "money" put
Johnson into semi-hysterics.
Headed by "Spike" Sosnow
ski, the campus machine reputed
ly stuffed the ballot box and
extended threats to unsuspecting
freshmen in order to gain seats
on the council.
Nowhere in the entire Nittany
Cub story about the fraudulent
elections was it mentioned that
the story was as phony as the
elections and the people named
had only been elected to council
seats.
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Junior Panhel
Elects Weiss
The Junior Panhellenic Coun
cil has elected Judith Weiss,
sophomore in elementary educa
tion from Elizabeth, to serve as
first vice president
The organization does not elect
a president as the Senior Panhel
lenic advisor and chap man of
the group. Barbara Strauss, jun
ior in libel al arts from Mt. Ver
non, N V. serves as official direc
tor.
Also elected Nvere Martha 111 -
Garvey, iumor in liberal alts
florn Buffalo. N.Y cond vice
president and Edith Young, sopho
more in elementary education
from Pittsburgh. secretary-treas
urer.
Progress was reported on the
Junior Panhel pledge party to be
held at i pm. Thursday. All of
the fall pledge classes have been
invited to attend, according to
Iren e MacDonald, invitation
chairman.
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