TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1959
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The concert wi
Hall. William Stei
the United States
Collegian Wins
Sports Pri e
The Daily Collegian won first
place in the sports writing contest
sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi,
men's professional journalistic
fraternity.
Five winning stories from the
1958-59 school year were entered
in competition with 70 under
graduate chapters. The Collegian
also submitted entries in tha news,
editorial, and feature writing
contests.
The award was presented to
William Jaffe, University chap
ter president, who attended SDX's
national convention last week in
Indianopolis, Ind. t l
H. Eugene Goodwin, director of
the School of Journalism, was
elected to the national executive
council of the fraternity. The un
dergraduate chapter placed 15th
in the Beckman Chapter Effici
ency contest and eighth in the
Holgate Professional Achievement
Award.
William Diebler, chapter trea
surer, and John.Vairo, instructor
in journalism and chapter adviser,
also attended the four-day con
vention.
Moro Houn:
Mac *hut
Sat. q-5:30
ny Tickets
le at HUB
for the Pittsburgh Symphony will be
.day at the Hetzel Union desk.
1 be held at 8 p.m. Sunday in Recreation
berg, recognized in Europe as well as in
for his musicianship, will conduct the
Two University students
were involved in automobile
accidents over the weekend
with total damages amount
'
orchestra.
Steinberg has been directing the in to $l4OO.
Pittsburgh Symphony since 1952. Richard Harker, senior in civ-
In 1958, he became the director,il engineering from Philadelphia,
of the London Philharmonic. In:was traveling north on S. Pugh
addition to these responsibilities' St., at 2:05 a.m. Sunday when his
he has been the guest conductoricar went out of control.
for several leading orchestras. i The auto struck a parked 1959
The Pittsburgh Symphony , Porsche sedan and continued over
was first organized in the early !the curb and damaged some
1900's but was discontinued dur- !shrubbery on a front lawn,
ing World War I. In 1926, a ; The Porsche, owned by David
group of theater musicians start- R. Cooper, received approximately
ed the symphony again, buying ( $9OO in damage. Harker's auto re
music with their own money. , ceived $2OO in damage.
By 1937, the symphony was, Harker was not injured.
well-established in the commu-, In an another auto accident,
nity and it had aided in disposing!
Robert Comly, senior in civil en
of the "blue Jaws" which P ro- !gineering from Fleming, skidded
hibited the sale of concert tick-
l and overturned while attempting
1 In 1948 the Pittsburgh Sym
'ets on Sunday. - to pass another car on the Benner
Pike.
phony, under the direction of
Fritz - Reiner, received world ac - ' English Prof to Speak
claim.
The symphony includes 89 mu-ITO Belles Lettres Club
sicians, two conductors, a librar-I Samuel F. Bayard, associate
ian, stage manager- and an ad-(,professor of English, will speak
ministrative staff. The group„ to the Belles Lettres Club at 7 to
which tours 27 weeks out of thelnight in Simmons Lounge on the'
year, travels in two buses, one:topic, "Collecting Ballads in Penn
'for smokers and one for non- sylvania.”
smokers." I Baya r d, an internationally
'known folklorist, will tell of his,
field experiences in locating bal-1
[lads, his techniques in inducing
'old folks to sing them, and his
devices for recording, classifying
l and preserving the words and
[tunes.
SGA Coffee Hours Set
The Student Government Asso-I
elation will hold coffee hours fur l
all interested students from 3:30
to 5 p.m. today in 217 Hetzel l
Union Building.
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Rink May Open
in Mid-December
Ernest B. McCoy, dean of the
College of Physical Education and
Athletics, said the ice skating
rink will probably open in mid-
December.
McCoy said, "Much remains to
be done, however, before we can
be certain that a December open
ing will be feasible." Weather and
other factors will influence the
completion date of the project.
he added.
Admission prices will remain
the same as in previous years,
not free, as was erroneously re
ported in Thursday's Collegian.
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PAGE THREE
Nuclear Society OK's
New Student Chapter
The American Nuclear Society
gave approval for the organiza
tion of a student chapter here at
its fall meeting held in Washing
ton, D.C.
Nunzio J. Palladino and For
rest J. Remick, professors of nu
clear engineering, attended the
meeting.
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