TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1960
8 Fireside Chats
Set for Thursday
The coeds of Atherton will use a "democratic" method of
questioning a speaker who will talk on an undemocratic topic,
one of eight fireside chats to be held in women's residence
halls Thursday.
Dr. Laurence Lattman, associate professor of geomorph
ology, will speak In "The Necessity of the Undemocratic
Congress Gives
Four Awards
To Debators
Alan Elms and Pet r Galie re
ceived two of four Pa liamentary
Speaker awards at th Joseph F.
O'Brien Interstate De aters' Con
gress last weekend.
Other recipients of the awards
were Richard Tan and Richard
Jones of Toronto. The awards are
given to the four outstanding
speakers of the congress, as
judged by the coaches of the par
ticipating schools.
Jacqueline Leavitt, a member
of the women's debate squad, was
elected secretary of the congress.
No bills were passed at the ses
7ion, which was attended by only
out of the 20 schools which
were invited.
The debate squad will next
travel to Washington, D.C. on
March 18 to participate in the
District Seven elimination tour
ney.
Kenney Appointed
To Nuclear Staff
Edward S. Kenney, formerly
health physicist and radiological
safety officer, has been named to
the nuclear reactor facility staff.
He will serve as assistant to the
director of the reactor facility and
as research associate in the De
partment of Nuclear Engineering.
Kenney is a graduate in physics
of Saint Bonaventure University
and also of the Oak Ridge Insti
tute of Nuclear Studies program
for radiological physics at the
University of Rochester.
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Thursday in Atherton lounge.
After the 20-minute talk, coeds!
will gather in groups of six to plan'
what question each group will ask
the speaker.
Miss Lois McCoils, advisor of
Women's Student Government,
which sponsors the chats, said
this form of questioning will
give all women a chance to ask
questions. Women from each
hall will choose the subject they
wish to hear initially, she said.
and then the vice presidents of
each hall will select the speaker
to present it.
Dorothy J. Lipp, dean of worn
en, will speak to the girls of West
Halls in McKee lounge on "What
Penn State Women Will Be."
Dr. Donald Kuspit, instructor of
philosophy, will speak in Hibbs
lounge on "Contemporary Philos
ophy" and 'Dr. Joseph Faulkner,
instructor of sociology, will speak
lon the "Dilemma of the Contem
porary Woman" in McElwain
I lounge.
Dr. Philip Young, professor of
American literature will speak
on "Catcher in the Rye and the
Beat Generation" in Cooper
lounge and Mrs. Alberta Siegel,
assistant professor of child de
velopment, will speak on "The
College Woman After Gradu
ation What?" in Cross lounge.
Karole Panameroff, graduate
student in political science from
Erie, will give her impression of
!Russia in Simmons lounge and
Carole Krumlish will speak on
Turkey in Haller lounge.
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Students Fined
For Misconduct
Robert Alman, sophomore in
forestry from Rochester, N.Y.,
was fined $BB 50 for disorderly
conduct by Justice of the Peace
William Bell.
Alman was arrested by borough
police about 4:30 a,m. Sunday
when he was found sleeping, in
an intoxicated condition in the 3rd
floor hallway of the Locust Lane
Apts. He had broken a window in
order to secure entrance into the
premises.
Apparently Alman was under
the impression that he was en
tering his fraternity when he
broke into the building.
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sophomore in meteorology from
Hyattsville, Md., was arrested for
swinging on an awning in front
of Danks & Co. early Sunday
morning. He was ordered to pay
a fine and the cost of the bent
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