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—Coltevan Photo by Marty Schorr
"I'LL DROP DEAD ON THE SPOT if I'm lying," says Charlie,
Joel Daniels (kneeling) Detective McLeod, the hard-hearted cop,
pi (Tales to book Charlie for a series of robberies, rapes and
muggings. The scene is from The Player'' production of The
Detective Story which opens tomorrow night in Schwab.Audi
tot tuna.
Learn to Be Free
Journalist Advocates
The nature of freedom is the most important subject to be
taught in American schools and universities today, Dr. Gerald
`'.Johnson, journalist and news commentator, said at the
Graduate School lecture last night.
Today, great will power and a sense of duty which are
included in the study of freedom
ale needed to control the perils
w huh the American public fears
John,un said. These perils and
anxieties arise from the feeling
E' have been lett behind as the
modern body of knowledge moves
far and fast ahead, he said.
The drive is that we roust ac
quire this knowledge we do not
have with frantic haste, Johnson
said. "This I do not believe is
what we should do, for the most
important knowledge we need to
obtain is not yet in the books."
Consider, he said. the hydro
gen bomb. What we have to
fear is not the existence of the
bomb itself, but its explosion
which will be set off by a hu
man being. The will power of
this man to do such an act
should be held accountable
through the command of the
President to the people them
selves,
Thus the public must have this
knowledge of the nature of free
dom since it will help them to
know how to use their will power
This knowledge is most important
for thi ough it man can have life,
lie said.
But it is impossible for the
schools to teach this; the most
they can teach is that this knowl
edge is acquireable and that some
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have obtained it, Johnson said.
Its mastery, said Johnson, lies
in man's character and the man
who has this knowledge is
great. George Washington was
such a man, as shown by the
fact that after the Revolution
ary War, he refused to be king
of America in order for it to
be free.
The years ahead. Johnson con
cluded, are to be filled with perils,
but it is not new perils to be
feared but old prejudices, pas
sions and the use of one's will
power. To learn how to be free
then is our task—the mysteries
of nuclear physics we can leave
to others.
Look Here II
Collegian Business Stall
CANDIDATES' SCHOOL
Begins
MARCH 8
Every Tuesday and Thurs
day Nite
Watch Collegian for Details
THE uAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
'Ghosting'
Investigated
In N.Y.C.
Eight private agencies in
New York City are being in-;
vestigated on charges of ghost
writing theses, term papers
and examinations.
It is claimed that the agencies
got as much as $3OOO for writing
theses and from $5O to $5OO for
term papers. Similar fees were
charged a student to have some
one take an examination for him.
The New Yolk Times explained
that these agencies would be vi
olating a New York State law
which makes it a misdemeanor to
obtain degrees or et edits fraudu
lently. Those who assist in the
,fraud as equally guilty.
How widespread the ghost
writing might be is not yet known
isince investigations have just be
!gun, the Times reported. No par
ticular schools were named as
I"victims" but it is thought that
Iseveral in the metropolitan New
(York area may have been in
volved.
The University has no speci
fic ruling on ghost-writing since :
the policy is to adjust to indivi-;
dual cases when they occur. ,
Last spring a student member'
of the Senate Committee on Stu- ,
dent Affairs asked the committee
about the legality of an organiza-,
lion in Missouri said to be sup
plying term papers to students
However, there was no official
action or decision made.
West Halls Council
Appoints Committee
West Halls Council has ap
pointed a 6-member committee
to arrange for participation in the
Spring Week Float Parade and
Carnival.
The members of the committee
are Jean Borden, Valerie Turner,
Lorraine Prokopowicz, Harry
Kuttkep, Larrian Hubler, Valerie
Cavanagh, Theron Schnure and
Donald McMahon.
West Halls and North Halls are
entering the Spring Week compe
tition together.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1960
Applications Available
For Tri-Delt Scholarship
Application blanks are now
available at the scholarship of
fice, 105 Old Main, for a scholar
ship to be awarded by Delta Delta
Delta sorority.
All coeds are eligible for the
scholarship which will be award
ed on the basis of academic ac
complishment and financial need.
Completed forms should be re
turned by April 1.
See
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21st Precinct
Police Station a.=
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