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Pattee Display
Cites Newman
"Cardinal Newman Week" is
featured as the current display
on the second floor of the Fred
Lewis Pattee Libiary.
Cardinal Newman was an Eng
lish theologian and author who
lived from 1801 to 1890.
Included in the exhibit is a por
trait of John Henry Cardinal New
man by Britton, a family portrait
in Maisie Wood's book "Young
Mr. Newman" and another picture
of the cardinal plus a sample of
his handwriting in "Cardinal
Newman "
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Old Coed Rules
Still Effective
The WSGA Judicial Board said
yesterday that the present WSGA
rules and regulations will be in
effect until 8 a.m. Monday.
Any infractions of the rules will
be subject to judicial action ac
cording to the present system of
penalties. Infractions can be con
tracted under the present system
until the new rules go into effect
Monday morning.
The new WSGA rules and regu
lations will be explained and in
terpreted in individual residence
units this week by members of
WSGA
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Visiting Prof
To Give Talk
Dr. William S. von Arx, profes
sor of oceanography at Massachu
setts Institute of Technology, Is
serving as distinguished visiting
professor of earth sciences in the
'College of Mineral Industries.
During his two weeks on the
campus he will deliver a series
of lectures.
He will present a lecture on the
'subject, "The Origin of Oceans,"
'which will be of general interest,
at 8 tonight in 119 Osmond.
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
BUY, SELL, TRADE, TELL
HEc Student Council
Elects Eagelman Head
Elizabeth Eagelman, junior in
home economics from Womels
dorf, has been elected president
of the Home Economics Student
Council.
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FOR SALE
SILVERTONE 'MUSKRAT jacket, match
ing hat $3O 00. Sky-blue cloth coat
$2O 00. Never IN orn. (inner in Florida.
Call AD 7-1052.
NEW 2-BULB flourescent desk lamp
Must sell Call Tom AD 7-4967.
NEED TROPHIES? You name it- 7 1 have
it. Plain or engraved. Big discounts.
Quick ger% ice. Phnoe AD 7-7851 after 6.
Catalogs A% a Ilnble. Sam Troutman's
Trophy-Zslm city Shop.
SUEDE JACKET, charcoal gray, quilted
lining, 1 mu. old,nize 44. New price
$22.50, my price $15.00. Call Ed AD 7-2020.
FOR RENT
ONE DOUBLE front loom, twin beds,
‘ery quiet Inane. Reasonable rent. Free
packing mailable. AD 7-4329.
FOR SEPTEMBER—house with three
furnished kitchen apartments, close to
campus. $7 00 per neck per student.
AD 7-2443.
ROOM IN de , irable neighborhood, near
canipua v. Ith pric ate bath. All linens
furnished 705 McKee St. Call AD 7-7248.
ROOM IN desirable neighborhood. Parking
included. Private entrance, bath, linen,
towels, furnished. $7.00 per seek. AD 8•
0689.
DOUBLE ROOM with study facilities;
either two boys or two girls. Also, single
room. New home uith no children. Avail
able immediately. Parking facilities
AD 7-4794 after 6.
NICELY FURNISHED single room and
1 double for male students, near campus,
reasonable, parking privileges. Call AD
7-7906 or EL 5-4302.
ROOM Fr BOARD
RESERVATIONS NOW being taken for
room & board for spring semester at
317 E. Deaver Ave. & 220 S. Allen St.
For complete information ask for Mrs.
Petriaky at 317 E. Beaver Ave.
WORK WANTED
TUTORING IN German and French for
couraes and graduate language require
ments. Call AD 8-1254 after 6 p.m.
WANTED
ALL UGLY MEN to serve as contestants
in APhiO's Ugly Man Contest. Apply
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9. 1960
Dr. A. H. Waynick, professor of
electrical engineering, attended
a special meeting of the National
Science Foundation, Engineering
Sciences Program Panel in Wash
ington, D.C., recently.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MEET ME at the Pow Wow. Beaver
Avenue.
STUDENTS WHO want part-time work
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RELIEVE SCHOOL Day
drink, and be merry at the College
Lunch located in the old V.F.W. 149 N.
Atherton.
MIKE HEAGO, 208 Holmes, proudly an
nounces opening h is rendition of the
"Library of Congress"; all magazine
dontaions accepted.
GUARANTEED WATCH and Cluck repair.
Thirty years experience. Sam Diaz, op.
posite school, Pine GriAe Mills. Al) V.-A047.
"FOREIGN ASSIGNMENT 1960" behind.
the scenes European trip; iN‘ID months,
10 countries; ocean %oi age, ft sib. lilt, con.
terences, many highlights. Sponsored by
Travel and Study, New York. Led by
Robert Peal ass, School of Journal lem,
UN 5-5013
THE NEWMAN CLUB pi esents the an
nual Mat nage nit urn Serves. Match 16—
Topic: Mixed Mai lime, Speaker: Msgr.
Thomas O'Shea, HUB Assembly Rm , 7
pm. March 16—Topic: Both Control,
Speaker: Father John Ziegler. 'HUB As
lembly Room, 7 pm. March 22—Topic:
Raising a Family, Speaker: Msgr. Vincent
Costello, HUB Assembly Boom. 7 p.m.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing,
tap, toe or acrobatic lessons Profess
atonal School of Dance. AD MOH.
HELP WANTED
CLEAR POOL CAMP, Cannel, New York,
m, ill interview men for all type poaitiona
March 15 & 17. Salariea beginning $3OO.
Sign up In advance for appointment, 112
Old Main.
LOST
BARACUTA COLF jacket at Sigma Pt,
Sat.; name on label. Call AD 7-2602.
BLACK FRAME glasses in black cane
somewhere on campus. Call Lynn UN
5-6277.
BROWN WALLET—vicinity of WC 111111.
containing important papers need ur
gently. Call Jack AD 7-4963 or mail
P.O. lios 680 State College.
AN OLIVE DRAB medium length coat,
Sat. night at Phi Gam. Will pick coat
up. Please call Rick AD 7-4928.
KHAKI RAINCOAT at Phi Kappa Theta
Feb. 27. E. Noll 'written on collar. I
have yours. Call UN 5-7120.
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