THURSDAY, MARCH 3. 1960
ProbationGiven'
For Offense
In Dining Hall
A student who had made un
authorized use of a West Halls
dining hall and refused to identify
himself when questioned by the
residence hall counselor has been
placed on probation indefinitely
by the dean of men's office.
He also will not be allowed to
visit in West Hails except in the
room of the person he wishes to
fiee.
The Off-Campus Tribunal which
heard the case had recommended
suspended disciplinary probation
to the dean's office for the stu
dent. However, because the stu
dent's testimony to the court was
full of contradictions and not
verified by the counselor, the
dean of men's offic: placed him
on probation with tl e stipulation
that if he is involved in any more
incidents, he will - utomatically
be placed on disciplinary proba
tion.
Penske Speaks to C emists
Dr. Merrill R. Fe l nske, direc
tor of the Petroleum Refining
Laboratory, gave one of ten papers
at the Petroleum Division section
of the Delaware Valley regional
meeting of the American Chem
ical Society.
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STATE COLLEGE
Open House Set
By Eng Magazine
The Penn State Engineer staff!
will hold an open house at 7 to
night in 214-215 HUB for all stu
dents interested in working on the
magazine. Students need not be
in engineering in order to attend.
Slides will be shown of the
,production of the magazine and
'displays will be set up showing
the magazine in dummy form and
the producing of the cover from
!the drawing to the engraver's
plates.
The magazine staff is looking
for people to fill positions in the
circulation, illustration, publicity,
photography, and advertising de
partments. Writers, personnel,
secretarial and office managers
are also needed.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Visiting Chem Professor Test Results Available
Will Give Talk in HUB
Dr: Joseph Chatt, distinguished,
visiting professor of chemistry,
will speak to the members of the,
1959-60 Academic Year Science
Institute at 1 p.m. tomorrow in,
:the Hetzel Union dining room.
His topic will be "Co-ordination!
'Chemistry."
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MARCH 17
Students who participated in
the experimental testing program
conducted by the Division of
Counseling and Student Affairs
Research may arrange for an in
terpretation of their test results
`by calling UN 5-7576 or by going
to 110 Old Main.
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