WEDNESDAY, DECEA
"Blue and Whitt
Chess
Varsit
The “Blue and
are the University’!
Varsity status
Committee on Stuc
recommendation p;
Kent Grad
Fellowships
Available
Students may now apply
for the 1960-61 Kent Fellow
ships for graduate study which
will lead to professional work
in higher education.
The fellowships are given upon
election to the Society of Fel
lows of the National Council on
Religion in Higher Education.
The selection of new fellov.'s is
determined by intellectual abil
ity and scholarly promise; a per
sonal religious conviction; inter
est in a relation between religion
and higher education; concern for
the relevance of religion and edu
cation to the problems of modern
life; and open-mindedness and an
ability to work with people.
The stipend given to a Fellow
depends upon individual circum
stances but usuallyy ranges per
academic year up to $lBOO for
married students and $l2OO for
single students.
Applicants may be from any
field of study in the arts and sci
ences in which the Doctor of
Philosophy degree or its equiv
alent is given. Preference is giv
en to persons under 30 years of
age. j
Interested students must sub-{
mit an application by Jan. 23 to
the office of the National Council.
Further information may be ob
tained at the Graduate School
Office in Willard.
Judicial Reminds Coeds
To Sign Out Correctly
The WSGA Judicial Board Yes
terday urged all women to be
sure to sign out of their residence
halls correctly before vacation.
In their meeting yesterday, the
Board imposed a penalty of five
srtict-day-campuses to a girl who
signed in 35 minutes late last
weekend.
The Sweetest Woy to Say
Merry Christmas
VjvwM Steves
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
1 lb. box
*l-40
2 lb. box 2.70
3 lb. box 4.00
6 lb. box 6.75
STATE COLLEGE. Pa.
iBER 16. 1959
Knights'
Team Given
Standing
By PHYLLIS PACK
White Knights” is their name and “they"
' i Varsity Chess Team,
was recently granted to the team by the
c ent Affairs. The committee acted upon a
assed by the Student Government Associ-
Mordecal Treblow, graduate
student in chemistry from Phila
delphia, said, “This is the first
time, to the best of my knowledge,
that a college chess team in the
United States has achieved var
sity status.” Trebiow is also a di
rector of the U.S. Chess Feder
ation.
Dr. Orrin Frink, professor of
mathematics, will coach the
team, while William F. Fuller,
manager of Associated Student
Activities, will serve as man
ager.
Chess Club members William
Bickham, senior in engineering
science from Philadelphia; An-j
thony Cantrone, junior in aero
nautical engineering from Phila
delphia; Gerald Eckman, senior
in physics from Millersville; Fred
jerick Shaffer, senior in physics
,from Somerset; and Richard
Somerville, sophomore in meteo
rology from Alexandria, W.Va.,
have participated in a majority
;of this semester’s matches.
| Eugene Grumer, junior in fuel
! technology from Pittsburgh and
.Harry Mathews, junior in elec
trical engineering from Ligonier,
will act as team alternates.
As an official University team
they will receive traveling funds
for team matches and tourna
ments. In the past traveling ex-
I penses were paid by the team
1 members themselves.
The team is undefeated this
.season. They hold w'ins over
Georgetown University, West
[Point, City College of New York,
[Columbia University, Carnegie
[lnstitute of Technology, the Mar-:
'shall Chess Club and the “A”!
and “B” teams at the University!
of Pittsburgh, the present state!
champion.
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TIM to Plan
More Gambling
Because of the success of Satur-j
day’s Las Vegas Night, the Town
Independent Men's Council is
planning to hold another gamb
ling night in the spring.
Philip Haines, TIM president,
reported that 603 tickets w r ere sold
and 100 complimentary tickets
given out. “We turned 300 away
! at the door,” he said.
Haines said the spring event
would be larger, and that he
hoped it would accommodate 1000
persons.
The event earned TIM and the
co-sponsor, Leonides Council,
$687.
Haines gave credit for the suc
cess of the event to the “out
standing efforts of TIM and Leoni
des members who participated.”
A Gift Suggestion
the ladies and girls
at your house:
gay holiday hats,
veils or clips.
clever "stocking stuffers"
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