PAGE EIGHT Committee to Consider Changes in Greek Week Changes in the qualifications for the outstanding pledge and highest pledge class average and approval of additions to work projects will be discussed at the Greek Week Com mittee meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow in 214 HUB. Questions on which pledge class will be eligible for the ;Greek Week pledge awards this ;year were introduced at last ;week's meeting and will be de ;cided tomorrow. The problem :was created by sororities which Ido not rush in the fall and soror ities which take smaller pledge 'classes in the fall, and fraternities rwhose pledge classes overlap sev 'era semesters. Each fraternity and sorority ,participating in Greek Week may nominate its candidate for the outstanding pledge award. A com mittee will narrow the group to five finalists and a 3-man faculty 'committee will pick the final win ners Religion Series Will Consist Of 5 Courses Five non-credit courses in reli gion: sponsored by the University Christian Association, will begin today and continue for the next 10 weeks. The courses, instructors and times are: The Unfolding Drama of the Bible, Miss Genevieve Dilts, associate director of UCA. 4:15 Mondays: Basic Christian Ethics, Chillies Trautman, program as sociate of UCA, 7 p.m. Tuesdays, The Development of Chi istianity, Samuel Gibson, executive direc tor of UCA, 4:15 Wedne , davr, Betrayal of Affirmation• Con temporary Literature and the Christian Faith. William I:uhre. teaching fellow of LSA, 7 p m Wednesdays; and Introduction to the New Testament, Pusion acting University chaplain. 4:15 Thursday,. All the courses will meet in 210 'Helen Eakin Eisenhower Chapel. A iegistiation fee of S:1 per row se, or $5O for UC inemheis will be required. ReLnct anon, hich k done by aft( inl , ng, the class or by going to thy' UCA office in the chapel, will out inue through the second meeting of (1101 course. ----"X" before the licer.se num ber of an airplane (lent is ‘; that the plane is licensed In: int 10;11 purposes. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA This year's pledge banquet will be held April 7. Richard Harber, junior in arts and let ters from Bethlehem, will be master of ceremonies and Rob ert Parsky, senior in architec ture from Philipsburg, will be f the speaker. More than ten new services / were sugeested as additions to the /, Greek Week Work Projects at:l last week's meeting by Robert (Continued on page twetve) 'Y 4 z-; ) . T.' , 220 A S. Allen St. The Vi ClO P i IFC—PANHEL BdO►LL Friday April Ist SEMI-FORMAL FROM 9-1 Featuring ... !CHARD MALTBY & ORCHESTRA N. Halls coun oiMarin Will Give Paper Stanford Colloquium Elects Officers Dr, Joseph Marin, professor and { head of the Department of Engin- North Halls 6, en last nighl , eering Mechanics, has been in elected a vice . dent and vited to present a paper at an in secretary to fill I ides createdlternational Colloquium on Creep by resignations. :in Structures which will be held Terrence SchmoM, sophomore:ll l 4 summer at Stanford Univer in engineering lroM Allentown,isity. was elected vice president andl His talk will deal Lester Am an n, freshman in i m st echanics of stress, creep and l ates of business administration from Sy racuse, N.Y., was elected secre tary in a runoff after a tie vote. In other business, the council volunteered at least six living units to participate in a TV re search experiment being conduct ed by Dr. Frank Hartman, re search associate in the division of academic research. Hartman told the council that each person will be paid for his participation in the experiment. Concerning spring Week, the council decided against joining West Halls in a combined effort for the week's activities. A spe cial meeting will be held Wednes day evening to discuss North Halls individual participation. LOBSTER HOUSE r Swordfish Steak baked in butter / TAXI RETURN GRATIS i / Your Hair Deserves the Very Best Distinctive styling and expert hair care by our specialists. Call today for an appointment. Recreation Hall AD 8-0213 MURPHY'S HAS THE LATEST CAMPUS FASHION Men's Wool felt DRESS HAT .100% Virgin Wool •Young Men's Tyrolean Shape •Brushed Silk Finish •Fashion Knit Band with Brush Feather •Fully Rayon Lined •Sizes 6% to 7% IL') V)/ Only $2.95 `S. 127 S. Allen St. State College OPEN: 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Daily 9 A.M. to P.M. Monday TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1960 Bissey Leads Dual Life-- (Continued from page seven) 11 1 ,i inches of space between the "Really both offices help each other out," Bissey concluded. "If a veteran has a full load, the stu dent schedule will show it—you can check back and forth. A lot of VA information and forms in volve student fee also." with the combined COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS BUY, SELL, TRADE. TELL $5.00 PER COUPLE
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