TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1960
Parkinson to Speak
Tonight in Schwab
Three hundred sixty-one student tickets and 85 non
student tickets remain for the C. Northcote Parkinson lecture'
scheduled for 8 tonight in Schwab Auditorium.
Parkinson, an eminent historian and author of the recent
best-seller, "Parkinson's Law," will speak on his famous study
of spreading bureaucracy in the
20th century. Doors will open at
7:30 for the lecture.
According to Parki:
idea of his now-fame
came to him while sei
major in the British Arp
World War 11, The
C. Northcote Parkinson
prompted him to do research in
other areas of administration, and
this produced further results.
He investigated the produc
tivity of boards of directors, com
mittees, councils and cabinets. He
developed a "cocktail party form
ula" designed to simplify identi
fying the really important people
present.
Parkinson was characterized in
The New York Times Book Re
view as "Bugs Bunny with a
PhD, nonchalantly nibbling his
carrot." His interests are as varied
as his career, which has included
training as an artist, museum as
sistant and schoolmaster.
Parties Hold Meetings
For First Registration
Campus and University parties
held preliminary registration
meetings Sunday.
Fifty-five students registered
for Campus party and 351 regis
tered for University party, Robert
Umstead, Elections Committee
chairman, said.
Final registration and prelim
inary nomination meetings will
be held Sunday at 7 p.m. Campus
party will meet in 121 Sparks and
University party will meet in 119
Osmond.
CONTOUR ,
CUTTING
BUMPY
HEADS
•• • •
HOWARD
SMITH
BARBER SHOP
210 S. Allen St.
Arch Student Gets
Winter Seal Prize
nson, the
+us "law"
Theodore Litzenberger, ninth
semester student in architecture
from Allentown, has received the
$5OO second prize in the first Win
ter Seal Mobile Homes Design
Competition.
ruing as a
my during
1 discovery
The competition was entered by
students from 35 colleges and uni
versities in 15 states.
Litzenberger's entry was cited
by the judges for original think
ing, outstanding presentation and
workmanlike engineering.
He designed a mobile home
with with a hinged unit that
would permit a permanent-look
ing home with a patio
Concert Tickets Available
Thirty-eight student tickets and I
86 non-student tickets remain for'
the Benno Moiseiwitsch Artists'.
Series concert at 8.30 p m. tomor
row in Schwab Auditorium.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
A Campus-to-Career Case History
Field assignments, plus theoretical lab work (above), keep Larry Carmody's engineering career stimulating.
If your future is engineering, put
yourself In Larry Carmody's shoes
Lawrence M. Carmody formed some firm
convictions about his future engineering
career while a senior at Illinois Institute
of Technology.
"I wanted to do significant work," he
says, "and have a variety of assignments
that would broaden me and keep my job
interesting, I wanted to make good use
of my schooling and express my own
ideas. And, like anyone with ambition,
I wanted all the responsibility I could
handle and real opportunities to keep
moving ahead."
Larry got his B.S.E.E. degree in June,
1955, and went-with Illinois Bell Tele
phone Company in Chicago. He first
worked in the Radio and Special Services
Group of the Transmission Engineering
Division. There, in addition to receiv-
Like to be M Larry's shoes? Many young college men -are pursuing
careers just as rewarding with the Bell Telephone Companies.
Why not find out about opportunities for you? Have a talk
with the Bell interviewer when he visits your campus—and read
the Bell Telephone booklet on file in your Placement Office.
Tickets Now Available
8 Men Seek For TIM Spring Dance
Free tickets to the Town lode-
IFC Positions pendent Men's spring dance, to be
'hald 9 pm. to 12 am. Saturday
The Interfraternity Council in the Hetzel Union ballroom, will
heard last night self-nominations b e distributed today and tomorrow
of eight fraternity men who are at the HUB desk to town inde
seeking IFC offices. Ipendents.
Running for president are Ron-! Beginning Thursday, free tick
ald Novak, president of Theta )(Wets lxill be available to everyone.
Howard Mears. president of Sig-, Stan Barton and the AIM band
ma Phi Epsilon: and Adrion will play at the dance and conduct
Tewksbury, president of Pi Sig-
,a "So You Want to Lead a Band"
ma Upsilon. Contest in which volunteer band-
Nominated for vice president leaders will compete with each
are Chester Lucido, treasurer of other. They will he judged by the
Phi Kappa Psi; Donald Orr, vice audience
president of Pi Kappa Alpha; and,
Neal Keitz. president of Zeta Beta
Tau. Nominated for secretary-'
treasurer were Benjamin Bron
stein, president of Phi Sigma
Delta, and Edward Knoepfle.
Elections will be held by secret
ballot at the next IFC meeting
which will be held next Monday
LUTHERAN STUDENT
COMMUNION
at 6:45 a.m.
Grace Lutheran Church
College and Atherton
WEDNESDAY ... March 9
Breakfast follows Communion
ing more advanced training, he:
• designed mobile radio systems
• did path studies of radio circuit routes
• worked on a special air-to•ground com
munications project for an• airline
• did field work for a new, transistorized
walkie-talkie system developed by Bell
Laboratories.
Today, Larry is gaining further valuable
experience by planning and designing
statewide long-distance facilities involv
ing microwave, carrier, and cable sys
tems—projecting circuit needs as far
ahead as 20 years. His recommendations
often represent hundreds of thousands of
dollars in equipment and facilities.
"Telephone company engineering is
'tops' in my hook," says Larry.
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Available for Student
The payroll for students e
ployed by the University on
hourly wage will be avatla
from 7:45 a.m. to 4 . 45 p m. beg
lung tomorrow at the busar's
lice, 4 Willard.
Hourly wages for part-time
oloytnent are distributed by
bursar on the 10th and 25t1
each month.
be it known
loudly proclaimed
the blare of bugles
from hereon
the beauteous
damsels who from now
appear in our
display case
as well as those
whose countenance
may grace our
column or
whose name has
been mentioned
in said column - - -
ALL of these
fair maidens
are eligible
$o be the winner
of our EASTER
IN PUERTO
RICO contest
Admittedly,
being photographed
here does enhance
your
eligibility
—bill colem
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