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IFC to Distribute
Transferinformation
By KAREN HYNECKEAL
Complete information concerning the ''correct" procedures
and rules affecting transfer students and fraternities will be
contained in a letter to be sent to all fraternity presidents,
Gary Gentzler, Interfraterniy Council president said last
night
lie said that as soon as this information is available and;
complete, the letter will be for
warded to them.
The council also received a re-'
port on the current freshman
lushing program from Rushing
Chairman Don Orr. He urged the
fraternities to be "completely
honest" with the freshmen and
stressed four main points along
this line. These included the
pledging program, finances, the
scholarship program and indivi
dual house preferences (such as
Leap Year
Dance OK'd
By Leonides
By PAT DYER
A Leap Year Dance to be
held Feb 26 ►n the Hetzel
Union ball' oom was approved
by Leonides Council last night.
The dance, which may be on, freshmen might have,
the "I.'l Abner" theme, was olig - In other business, Ronald No
inated by the Association of Inde:vak, Greek Week chairman, gave
pendent Men. Anne Farley, soPho - :the following schedule for this
more in education from Cedars,'year's Greek Week, which will be
was appointed Leonides chairman!held from April 3 to 9:
for the event.
' April 3 and 4—IFC Sing and
Walter Caplan, Spring Week! Quartet preliminaries
chairman, presented a report to, s—Exchange Dinners
the council urging independents' B—IFC Sing and Quartet
to pm ticipate in the 1960 Spring Finals
Week. Any interested irdepend- 7 Outstanding Pledge
ent women's group should contact Dinner
Betty Kohudic, general secretary B—Bridge Tournament
for Spring Week, he said. 9—Work Projects
Carolyn Herr, sophomore in ap-: 11—Panhel - IFC Banquet
plied ai t from Pittsburgh, was! Novak also said that he and his
named Leonides representative tolcommittee will recommend that
the general Spring Week meetingiGreek Week be held in the fall
to be held at 8:45 tonight in the next year instead of in the spring.
Hotrel Union assembly room. Novak said that IFC has been
About 200 bluebooks \vete col- having "quite a bit of trouble
lected at the Town Independent , gettmg settled because Spring
Men-Leonides Bluebook Jam Ses-'Week is so close to Greek Week.
stun Satuidav night, Carol Frank, : l
At the meeting, Gentzler also
Leowdea president, reported The i said that he is accepting self
two oi V, anpations may try a regu - ,nominations for the three IFC of-,
lar jam session later in the year,: fiees—president, vice president,'
she added. :and secretary-treasurer. onl yr
Miss Frank announced the ap-!those men who are or have been.
pointment of Arlene Evangelista,lhouse presidents or chairmen of
freshman in physical education'on of the 10 IFC committees are
from Bi email, as representative i eligible.
to the annual Marriage Conference,
tomtit , sponsored by the Univet:k
say Chr'tian Associatior, Inter
fraternity. Council, Panhellenic
Connell and AIM
TIM Council Petitions
Available at HUB Desk
Self-nomination petitions for
Independent men who wish to fill
one of the 10 vacant positions on
Town Independent Men Council
are available at the Hetzel Union
de'k
The petitions must be signed by
the names of 20 town independent
men All petitions will be screened
by the officers of TIM.
Business Staff Posts
Available on Handbook
Application blanks for the Stu
dent Handbook Business Staff are
available at the Het7el Union
desk. The deadline for submitting
applications is 5 p m. Friday.
Tills staff will have its first
meeting at 7 p m Feb 23 in 10
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Orr said that fraternity men
should discuss their policies and
programs openly during the
rushing period and should an
swer any questions which the
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Magazine to Hold
Cover Girl Contest
By ANN PALMER
Have you ever looked with
envy at the glowing, peaches
and-cream beauty of a real,
live cover girl? Now is your
chance to be looked at and
admired in the same way.
The Press Roto Magazine is
sponsoring this year the seventh
in their annual series of Campus
Cover Girl Contests.
Thawing from the entries pre
sented by many schools through
out Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West
Virginia, the judges will select
five girls as finalists. These girls
will be invited to a luncheon in
Pittsburgh where they will meet
and talk to the judges
From these five, the judges
will choose the Campus Cover
Girl. The remaining four will
automatically become the
Journ Association
Elects New Head
; Barbara Yunk, sophomore in
,journalism from Pittsburgh, has
been elected president of the Jour
nalism Student Association.
Also elected to office were Ben
jamin Bronstein, vice president;
!Karen Bosler, secretary; and Har
old Deisher, treasurer.
H Eugene Goodwin. director of
! the H.
of journalism, has re
'placed John Vairo, instructor in
journalism as advisor to the club.
The members saw 'The Twisted
Cross," a movie depicting the rise
and fall of Adolf Hitler.
Two amendments to the consti
tution were read to the members
and will be read again at the next
'meeting for final approval.
7-9
queen's court.
The winner will be featured on;
the cover of The Roto Magazine'
and an accompanying biographi-'
cal sketch of the chosen one will
appear within the magazine.
The members of the queen's
court will be pictured in thei
magazine also.
The members of the queen's'
court will be pictured in they
magazine also.
The contest is open to any coed.
To enter the contest, coeds
should bring to The Daily Col
legian office in Carnegie Build
ing a 5x7 or an Bxlo glossy or
mat finish photograph. These
photographs should be flatter
ing but, of course, quite ac
curate. And please, no cheese
' cake! The deadline for entering
photos is 5 p.m. Feb. 24.
The finalist for this campus
'will be selected by the skilled,
and shrewdly accustomed eyes of
male members of the Collegian ,
staff. These men are eager to
begin the judging, so get your
pictures in early.
Pictures of the candidates sub
mitted by the various schools will
appear in the March 27 issue of
Roto Magazine and the judges
will meet during the following
week to select the finalist.
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Phonographs Radios
television
service
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at
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HUB Assembly Room
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