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Changes in ROTC
Set for Next Fall
Two changes in course requirements for senior Air Force
ROTC cadets will become effective next fall, according to
Col. Orin H. Rigley, Jr., professor of air science.
Seniors will be required to take political geography 460
for one semester and political science 14 or international
understanding 300 for the other.
The Air Force will give up three
of its four hours a week of instruc
tion to allow its cadets to take
these academic courses.
In the remaining hour, navi
gation and weather will be
taught. These courses are given
to enable the cadet to pass the
written test for his pilot's li
cense.
"We have two reasons for mak
ing these changes," Col. Rigley
said. "We feel that University
professors are more competent
to teach these academic subjects
"Secondly," he said, "over 40
per cent of our cadets are in thel
'Department of Engineering, which
is now trying to fit more human- i
ities courses into its students'
schedules.
"In order to reduce the over
load we have made these three
courses acceptable for ROTC
credit too. The Department of
Engineering will also accept
these as electives in addition to
the six ROTC credits.
"We are also studying our pro
gram to see what other University
subject matter may he substitut
ed, especially for the junior ad
vanced ROTC cadets," Col. Rigley
said
Nittany Council
To Investigate
SGA Proposal
Nittany Council last night set
up a committee to investigate the
Univeisity action taken on the
housing recommendations pro
posed by the Student Government
As , rim ion.
Premdent Barry Rem also an
noulwed that an open house for
the parent , . of all Nittany men
will be held Sunday, 14. Let
tea, of Inviliition will be sent to
them in the near future.
In other action Council ap
prov«l the establishment of a
monthly newspaper to be called
"The Nittany Independent." Coun
cil holies to no the paper, which
will be edited by Gene Male, a bi
monthly publication by the end
of next semester
A committee was set up to plan
for the outstanding living unit
award dinner to he held in May.
Princeton Defeat Brings
6th Win to Chess Team
The Penn State Chess Team
scored a 4-1 win at Princeton
University bringing the record
for intercollegiate competition to
date to six victories and one draw.
The tie match was played with
Columbia while the Penn State
team defeated Pitt, Carnegie Tech.
Georgetown, C.C.N.Y , Princeton,
and Army.
In the Princeton match, Can
lone, Rickman, Somme' vine, and
Mathews won while Eckman lost
to Randolph.
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higher up.
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"We are considering substitut
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come of our present subjects,
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
The newly elected officers of
Sigma Delta Tau are Sandra Zel
din, president; Faynola Zalmon,
first vice president; Audrianne
Blitz, second vice president; Helen
Gutman, recording secretary; Ros
alind Abes, corresponding secre
tary; and Deborah Urie, treasurer.
surer.
New officers of Phi Sigma Del
ta are: Benjamin Bronstein, presi
dent; Ronald Watzman, vice pres
ident; Michael Tamarkin, corres
ponding secretary; Jeffrey Cohn,
recording secretary; Louis Her
man, treasurer; Robert Harrison,
historian.
New officers of Delta Gamma
are: Barbara Curran, president;
Jane Grey, first vice president;
Beverly Brand, second vice pres
ident; Marilee Grabill, recording
secretary; Judith Colbeck, corres
ponding secretary; Linda Miller,
treasurer; and Jane Ingley, social
chairman.
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Orchestra to Pr
The University Symphony
Orchestra will present its an
nual Winter Concert at 3 p.m.
Sunday in Schwab Auditor
, ium.
The entire program, directed by ,
Theodore K. Karhan, assistant i
professor of music, is made up of
selections that will be presented:
!for the first time in State College.'
The program will open with
I"The High Castle," first of a cycle
of tone poems by Bedrich Sme-
Itana, It will also include the
i"Third Symphony" by Jean Si-
Ibelius and "Quiet City" by Aaron
:Copland.
George Frederick Handel's
I"Concerto for Organ and Cham
!tier Orchestra" will be presented
(with George Ceiga, University or
ganist as soloist.
This concert is one of the series
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960
sent Concert
of complimentary concerts pre
sented by the Department of
Music.
The orchestra is composed of
60 members, both graduate and
undergraduate students who give
about tour concerts each year.
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charge of the construction of the
Garfield Thomas Water Tunnel,
has been named vice president
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