PAGE EIGHT
Dickson Expresses Hope
For Statue Preservation
Dr. Harold E. Dickson, professor of art and architecture
history, writing in the current issue of ‘‘The Art Quarterly,”
expressed the hope that measures will be taken to preserve
the Barnard Statues at the State Capitol in Harrisburg.
Dickson has done extensive studies on the work of the
WRA to Hold
2nd Coed Night
The Women's Recreation Asso
ciation has set Jan. 1G as the date
of their second annual Coed Rec
reation Nile.
Under the chairmanship of Sue
Smithson, junior in liberal arts
fiom Stamford, Conn, the pro-!
giam will feature volleyball, pro-j
gre.ssive Karnes, square dancing
and dancing to popular music. I
Activities in the game room!
will include ping-pong, bowling
and chess. Refreshments will be!
.served to the students attending
Action on the reorganization of
the WRA structure was post
poned by the executive board un
til the next meeting.
Ag Council—
(Continued from page two)
Many members objected to the
preliminary questionnaire be
ing given out because it "en
couraged cramming.” "We all
do enough of that as It is,” one
quipped.
The oros and cons of an oral
examination were also discussed.
One member aigued that “an oral
test will give the better speakers
n definite advantage over those
who aie not.”
Another said, "the test is not
a test of your speaking ability but
rather a test of your knowledge in
your field. Every college student
should be able to give his opinions
In an intelligent manner ”
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Bellefonte-born sculptor, George
Grey Barnard. He said that these
statues which 50 years ago at
tracted the attention of the art
world, are showing alarming de
terioration fiom exposure to the
weather.
The statues, Dickson said, have
not remained popular in Ameri
can art Objections have been
raised that the groups are crowd
ed and confused and that their
moralistic ideas are obvious and
commonplace, he continued.
In the article entitled "Bar'
nard Sculptures for the Penn
j sylvania Capitol," Dickson oul
! lines the great difficulty under
| which Barnard executed the
i statues.
He said that Barnard started
with the proposal that he com
plete 67 figures within three years
for a proposed $700,000. Ham
pered by time, Dickson writes,
Barnard only completed 30 sta
tues for $lOO,OOO. Later, a special
act of legislature provided him
witli an additional $BO,OOO to pay
' debts he had incurred.
Before Barnard had finished his
work, Dickson pointed out, the
scandal over expenditures for fur
nishing the Capitol building was
in full swing. And after his work
jwas unveiled, objections to the
I nudity of the figures developed.
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This Friday, December 18,
IS THE LAST DAY
to have your picture taken
at the
PENN STATE PHOTO SHOP
for the 1960 yearbook
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Yuletide Music
To be Aired
Over WDFM
V/DFM will present two
evenings of special Christmas
programming tonight and to
morrow.
At 7 tonight, the programming!
begins with “Season’s Greetings,”
featuring popular Christmas mu
sic, including Stan Freberg’s sa
tire on the commercialization ofj
Christmas, “Green Christmas.” |
Later this evening, a program of I
traditional Christmas music will;
be presented on “The Music of'
Christmas.” At 10 p.m. the com-i
plete "Nutcracker Ballet” by j
jTchaikowsky will be played. j
At 7 tomorrow evening, “The!
Stingiest Man in Town,” a must-!
cal adaptation of Dickens' “Christ-J
mas Carol,” will be performed I
This will be followed by “Christ- ]
|mas 'Round the World,” an out-j
jdoor Christmas sing; and a Ger
jman Christmas sing, “Christmas
iWith Grandma (William Bon
jham) Higgins,” and a reading of
I Roger Price's “Why Christmas Is
| Nice ”
! Sheila Cohen of the University
[Readers will read a Christmas
!selection and a play “Christmas
Errand” will be played.
! The special programming will
end with the playing of Corelli’s
“A Christmas Concerto” and three
Christmas cantatas by Bach,
i Tomorrow evening will be the
'last evening of broadcasting for
WDFM until after vacation.
No. 12
Froth Satirizes
Classes, Catalog
With the help of other col-]
leges’ humor magazines, Froth
once again publicizes in a satiri
cal vein some idiosyncrasies of
campus life.
In the combined Christmas and:
Exchange issue. Froth pokes fun]
at TV classes and the course cata-]
Hog via the help of Dickinson and
Florida Colleges. j
Occidental and Harvard Uni
versity are also contributors tO |
this issue which will include three
Christmas stories by local writers,
j Froth will be on sale at the
[Hetzel Union Building, the Cor
]ner, Waring and Warnock Halls
:and on the Mall.
Student Affairs—
(Continued from page one)
lew or no clubs and who did
not participate in recreational
activities gave lack of infor
mation and crowded facilities
1 as reasons for their lack of par
i ticipation.
i When they were questioned
'concerning their willingness to
contribute financially to a new
program, about 58 per cent of
| the students indicated that they
would be willing to pay a $1 fee
each semester for a better recrea
:tional program. Nineteen per cent
jsaid they would be unwilling to
pay and the remaining 23 per,
•cent were undecided. I
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EDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1959
DOC Student Council
To Hold Dinner Feb. 14
! The Division of Counseling
! Student Council decided last night
to hold a dinner for DOC Dean’s
List students on Feb. 14.
Neal Fahrer, senior in business
administration from Philadelphia,
was appointed chairman of the
Icommittee to arrange the dinner.
| In other business, a new chair
|man was appointed for the sug
gestion box committe. Edward
[Rosenzweig, freshman in counsel
ing from Apollo, said a suggestion
!box will be made and placed in
i the DOC office in Old Ma-p,
Advisory Board Forms
Applications for Sophomore
Class Advisory Board are avail
able at the Hetzel Union desk.
All forms must be returned by
Jan. 6.
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