FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1960
WSGA Rules and egulations
THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE UNIVERSITY
WOMEN'S STUDENT
GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
POLICIES AND
REGULATIONS GOVERNING
UNDERGRADUATE WOMEN
I. STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES
Them policies have been designed to'
pros ids a Miivhnim of freedom, a 11110.
mum of Pei -tonal responsibility, and only
enough regulation to esmblish the mdeily
Ii um of women students in renitence
The success of their Imes a lion 14 completely
dependent upon the ;Mori ity of women
students Personal growth in i esponsibility
and int artily is an important goal of
higher education. It ix hoped that these
policies will be an educational pi ogt ani
to guide it woman in establishing personal
atimitards which will adequately serve her
when she moves front the college com
munity into society in genet at
11. RESIDENCE REGULATIONS
A residence halt shall be defined as a
housing facility operated by the University
Or a irt °up It. rng ararngernent approved
by the University, t e. Nittany Co-op, etc
%1 cumin tesuitng In a t ehitlenCe hall
either pet inancntly or as a gileit shall
he lultiect to the policies and regulations
of residence halls
A. ABSENCE FROM RESIDENCE
HALLS.
1. SIGNING OUT AND IN A RESI
DENCE HALL.
a. Signing Out,
A student who plans to be away ft um
her residence hall after 8 p.m is ex
pected to sign out at a designated
place according to established pin-.
cedut e.
She need not sign out in person. How
es er, she is held responsible for any
error made in the pi ncedni e
h. Signing In.
Upon rein' mng to her residence hall,
the student, herself, shall sign in. not
ing the exact time of her return.
2. OVERNIGHTS
A student shall have a clear under
standing with her patent concerning
absences from residence halls over
night
a. Women students •re permitted to
stay overnight:
1. In other women's residence halls,
Players to Present`
'Top of the Stairs'
The plot of William Inge's "Dark at the Top of the Stairs"
is not only one story, but a series of short stories.
Player's second Center Stage production of the semester
will open April 1, and will run weekends until May 14.
Donald Paxton, junior in physical education from Latrobe,
and Anne Grant, junior in busi
ness education from State Col
lege, will play Eben and Cora
Flood, the parents of a small boy
and teen-age daughter.
Their personal conflict is one
theme which adds to the prob•
lems of the boy and girl. Rich
ard Gorlow, a 9-year-old boy
from State College, will play
the part of their son, Sonny.
Gorlow was selected through
Dr. Walter H. Walter's theater
instruction class for teachers of
the State College area.
Muriel Liney, sophomore in arts
and letters from Huntingdon, will
play the part of the teen-age
daughter, Reenie. The part of
Sammy, a young boy from the
Military Academy who wants to
take Reenie to a dance, will be
played by Stuart Fischaff, sopho
more in psychology from Yon
kers, N.Y.
The prejudice of the Flood fam
ily toward Sammy's religion,
causes conflict between the boy
and girl.
The part of Cora's sister, Lot
tie, will be played by Mary Lee
Shef tic, graduate student in
speech from Boswell. Her cor
roding marriage plays its part
in adding to the serios of stories.
Her husband Morris will be
played by James French, gradu
ate student in engineering mech
anics from Huntsville, Ala.
Other members of the cast are
Beverly Hoffman who plays the
part of a flirt; Robert Jervis play
ing another boy from the Military
Academy; and Phyllis Hutton in
the part of a bookholder.
The play is directed by Warren
S. Smith, associate professor of
theater arts.
Advisory Board to Meet
The Sophomore Class Advisory
Board will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday
in 218 HUB and the membership
committee will meet at 1:30 p.m.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
by punt art angentent with the staff
of tha' hall
2. In the homes of families in the)
area
3 In residence, occupied only by
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4. 111th her t, Loting family at any
time
h. Women students are not permitted
to:
1 Visit apaitments or pm ate areas !
of Its mg quattets Oct timed solely byi
men at ant time, except by special:
net missum of a residence hall staff
member and with p•:,.rental apptosal
2 Sits m motels, hotels, etc except
with patents or with permissuin front!
pu eats
Direct contact by the parents with'
the student's residence hall staff )
member Is necssary.
(Fraternity housmic is provided ate
eel l/1111 times during the college
yeat onl, for ' impoi ti"
c. Signing Out and In for an Over- 1
night.
1 When going to anothet residence'
hall. the student notes the name'
of that hall in signing out When
911;11111g 111 at the hall at which she!
ts a guest, she notes the number of
the roans In which she is staving
She shall sign in at her ow n hall
upon her t eturn
2. Fitt any ovet tight at - a pm ate
home or emu tment, the student shall
indicate the name, address, and
phone number, if possible, of her
hostess She shall surn in at het CIWII
hall upon het return
3. WEEKENDS AND UNIVERSITY'S
VACATIONS.
A student shall 'base a clear understand
ing with het patents concerning absences
from tesidnce halls met weekend; and
Unisersitv vacations.
a. A student should sign out foi week
ends and Univet :say vacations by
Indicating the name. address, And
phone number of her hostess. She
shell sign in upon her t eturn
to When ttatcling outside the hot ough
of State College for a weekend or
Unt , ersdy vacation, a woman is
expected to retain to het residence
hall not later than 1 a in. the day
of her expected return.
c. If a woman will be unavoidably
late m rein' ning to her residence
,he 14 expected to contact the
staff membet of her residence hall
llowe%er, if making such a call would
endanger her safety Ii e. extremely
bad weather at Christmas preventing
the stopping of the car, etc.!. she
will explam thi, to hei rexidenee hall
staff mendlei upon her return.
A residence hall staff member will
Student Injures Ankle
In Skating Rink Mishap
Frank Nappi, graduate student
in meteorology from New York,
City, injured his left ankle at the
skating rink Wednesday evening
and was taken to the Ritenour
Health Center.
A hospital nurse said that his
ankle was in "very satisfactory
condition" yesterday afternoon.
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call the student', home if there Is not being called before the Sudiereil Cons-! pi opriate for women to smoke while
contact from the student by 2 a m , suttee in the following 5i.11)4: j %%/tll.lllg act 0,1 %aillillN or through the
I a three cc ithilt aw ids of pi ic :lege in; bathyal-is of Inc building Stialcut's
4. A student planning to lease the real. any one calendar month 1 pin ate rooms, lounges, reel eation
dence hall betore 6 a.m. should notify b mute than 30 minut.3 lateness upon , rooms aed the dining hall ate con.
the staff member of her residence halt an% one ,ices shut J sidiued immoral tate places for those
prior to the sign•in hour of the pro.c e,tablish mg x relic ding pattern of. who wish to smoke In othea public
ceding es ening.
' I V. ithill an ilk of pt 1% liege us er a holdings a ,i,,,teot. should he 'tou t e d
Period of time I by the acceptable lit actives of that
5. LATEST HOURS FOR RETURN TO u , n
. :Jill% l% onlan subject to Wlthill aWill of building
THE RESIDENCE HALL. i privilege mae appeal her case to the
a 1 Upper chi,. women i that d semester, Judicial Corimutti.e fur consideration E IF. AT ANY TINIE, TILE HER i.VIOR
rank and above) are expected to I
of a sc ont In can a I eunli me hall Is
ra'tio'n to their residence halls not C. MEN'S CALLING HOURS I inappt miriade to the Iliiillitena nee of a
later than 11 :30 p ru. ft om Sun- i
date through Thursday. i I Alen may be enter tinned in Ittildie I refined arum-ohm eor detrimental to
2. Freshmen women 'first and second , places of the residence hall ti e lounge,) the
. other resident,. sh n e et m „ akesllei li eif
let lertron rooms 'from 12 noon until; liable to dtsciptinary is byJudi
tosemester) arc expected to return,
the i emu" ed sign-in hour of his date, ;
then iestdence hall, not later I curl Committee of WSG A or lis the
ashen he is expected ..) lease. : Urns et tiny faculty-Student Committee
than 10.30 p in. from Sunda) i
through Thu natio . 2. Itetore 12 noon men will be expected On Discipline,
3. Exceptions are. . i I ai lions and, as such subject to action
to iernain ni the loblo.. 1 (.oasts are bold responsible for their
a. Women students 21 years of age DIN THE RESIDENCE HALLS WOMEN' by the appropriate atithro tiles.
and of er shall base upperclass. students are expected at all times to'
hours regardless of semester i rink ' maintain high social standards and
Is Women students nosebag out- consideration for other residents.
side the borough of State College The residents hall should he legal deli!
over a weekend of Unit ersity s a.;
as a woman's home N% Inch is shared by,
cation shall be expected to I etur n! titans Fun this reason iesidence rmti
to their resulem e halls not toted lotions are established not for disci
than 1 a.m. the day of their ea-1 pline lint for Weil-ordered living in 1
petted rteurn 1 the lust inlet elitli of all I
b. 1. All women students shall lie ex-I Eceping quiet during the hours schen ,
panted to sign in at then a esulencel people are likely to he studying or I
halls not later than 1a on follow- sleeping and respecting other's needs)
ing Fn day and Saturday evenings and habit, lit e es,ential to the main. ,
2 Exceptions are.
tenant.o of a conducts e study - atinits-1
a. For certain es etirs the 1 a in pheie f 0 ,.. all. I
sign in shall he extended by i
WSGA at least one week in ad-, At no time should a woman's conduct I
eance r For "Big Weekends" a ' Stith a man violate good (taste or bey,
1
woman can anticipate a2a m' oroba i rits , ing to others
sign in following both Friday and, 13vrmila shorts, kilts, and slacks are'
Saturday evenings.) I comidered suitable attire for rests'
c. It is genet alb; understood that all Bence hall entertaining, for Ili eakfaut,l
campus acticrties ate o%er in time! lunch and Sunday simile' during the!
for students to retail nto them rash semester, and for all meals during'
dente halls not lite? than 11.30 p.m I finals except Sunday noon dinner and,
Sunday througn Thursday. 1 special dinner s How es er, they ale not
1. "OCC.I , IOIIaI events". 1 appropriate in admintsta slit e buildings
Per rei,sion for first and second se -1 and offices not for scening Meal,
mester Freshmen students to extend; during the semester and Sunday noon
the sign in hour from 10:3(I to 11.30 dinner.
p.m, for an occasional es ent shall' 1% omen student, are expected to weal
be i.i . • anted at the discretion of her.' heels and hose to Sunda( 110011 din net
residence hall staff member. ; Ssi eatsh»ls, bluejeatis, khakijeans, short
allot ts, Viilli suits, bandanas,, pincurls,
and curlers are not considered appro
priate attire for the dining hall.
Women ,tudent, are expected to dress
iippropt Wel% when in the public places
of i esidence halls din mg men's calling
hours, tot example, no housecoats,
Pa lamas during these hours.
It is generally not considered ap-
Canrpua events and acti ittes ahall
be considered re.e.un fur requesting'
thk ilege.
Only in rare cases would a student]
need to request an extension beyond,
•30 p m for such all “occasional
event" Such a request should bel
discussed aith a residence hall staff
membei in advance
2 "Continuing Occasions"
Sometimes a student becomes in
volved in some campus actititv which
requires late-hour participation on
a continuing basis.
Request, for such pm ilege shall be
submitted in writing , to the WSGA.
Judicial at least one week in ad
vance
3 Note to Chairmen of Special Events
In an event of an all-Campus nature ,
is planned to extend beyond the ,
usual sign-in hour for a particular;
evening. the, chairman must submit
In wilting to the WSGA Judicial
at least two weeks in advance aI
request for extension of the sign-in'
hour.
d. In the event of any lateness emer-'
gency a woman student is requested;
to contact the staff member of her
residence hall.
e. During the course of any one calemi
dar month each woman, if neces
sary. may accum u late a total of 151
late-minutes without penalty
B. WITHDRAWAL OF PRIVI-, ,
LEGE
1. A woman makes herself subject to •
withdrawal of pm ilLge by accumu-:
biting more than 16 late minutes in
any one calendar month.
2. A withdrawal of privileges entails,
the following:
a. A withdrawal of privilege is taken
on a Friday or Saturday evening
within one month from the date thel
excess of late minutes are accumu
listed
b On that particular evening the worn-1
an Bigtl4 in at 7 p.m. and notes on!
the sign-in sheet that she 1 , 1 com
pleting her withdrawal at that time.
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3. A woman makes herself subject tot
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THE STUDENT GOVERNING BODY
of a particnlat retodenen hall may
find it neee,ini v to establii,h %penal
riles and policies to he applied to the
hall which t hey Rom ern Sink rule/
and polirte; Khali be inlipiet to re
% iew b 3 \VSGA at an% t hne.
WOMEN STI'DENTS ARE REMINDED
of the Unit ei.otv polio on drinking:
q-1 rosxe,sion or laSe of alcoholic
he, el ages on 11111, ersity ploperly,
and maintenance of hats. 111,11VIIS
i out equipment. 01 411011/11'
for 'wring 01 eel slng alcoholic
hevelage4 in any mtudent or social
unit are ;outlawed
W. 5 The Senate Committee on Student
hold student organ
ma Berle iosponsiblo foi the good
conduct or all personi /It 1111 'lint..
versitv related functions, and for
conformance to the 111‘‘a of the
Borough, Common wealth, and Na
tion. Any indnidual nr gani/a
tmn whose conduct to found to he
prejudicial to the good name of the
Unittosth %sill be subject to dis
cioltnAty action Such action may
include suipemoon or expulsion of
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organizations.
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It is to be noted that excesaiw. drinkintr
by atudents is dealt with by the proper
Uniyei sitv nuthoritiea.