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—( ullpfiian Photo by Rick Bower
WHERE ELSE BUT NITTANY— JoeI Shapiro, sophomore in ani
mal husbandry fiom Mt Vernon, N.Y , and Henry Fletcher, junior
in chemistry fiom Momstown, NJ, survey the damage done in
Nittany 40 when a water pipe bioke
4 Explain Charges
Against Party Head
. In a letter submitted yesterday to The Daily Collegian,
four Campus Party Assemblymen explained the charges
which they brought concerning party chairmanship, Sunday
Earl Gershenow, Richard Pigossi, Duane Alexander, and
5 Sororities
Give Bids
To 7 Coeds
Since the commencement of which states that “‘if the office
the (Panhellenie Council open of All-University and Class clique
bidding system last Friday, chaiman shou,d become vacant ’
, , the vice clique chairman will suc
seven women have been rib- coer | g ]m in office and a new vice
boned bv five sororities. iclique chairman shall be elected
~,, ' ... j ■ ■ ibv a majority of the Steering
Ihe Noronhes and new lib- Commjttee Therefore the elec
bonecs are Chi Lambda: Donna uon and succession of the clique
Beik and Ilamet Embur; Chi treasuier to the office of clique
Omega Diane Hauserman; Delta chairman was illegal and void.”
c'! a Carolyn Waskevich; Phi The Assemblymen said in
Sigma Sigma: Barbara Isaacson:. lh ir let)er lhal - our only mo .
Sigma Delta Tau: Ebbie Goldstein livs is , 0 clean up the internal
and Manly n Jab.o affairs o! our organization; not
Open bids may be extended to a desire io control it."
any coed who registered for rush- Thev htated that their attempt
1 ' ry . an l Z hod ; dno to bring these fads before the
C i a SOIOII *y duimg foimal p ar (y meeting on Sunday night
nisiung were in vain because the “debate
Soronties must notify Mrs. which followed was limited to
Norma Mountan, assistant to thGjonly one person M
dean of women, in 105 Old Main: Comm£ , nting on the Sunday
w lcn they aie going to extend n j«ht's discussion. Brandt said
D c,s ‘ yesterdav, "In deference to that
The msheo who is offered a bid small group within the party who
must regret or accept within sev- question the validity of my po
en days. She must notify Mrs. sition, Campus party will elect
Mountan, not the sorority, of her ‘all clique officers at a meeting at
decision and Mrs. Mountan will 0 pm. on Friday in 10 Sparks Stu-
Ihon contact the sorority mav also register for the
Open bidding will continue un-,nartv at that time.”
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Questionnaires Due Today j/ LOBSTER HOUSE
All students who teceive ques- / ■ ■ . mi. )
fionnaiies concerned with traits ( Lobster Newburg S
and attributes of the student /
leader should turn them in today /
to the dean of men’s office, 100;/ TAXI RETURN GRATIS
Old Main.
TOM & JERRY'S SUB SHOPPES
,j ames Ki ltlel said that John
i Brandt's assumption of the party
ichairmanship is “in direct viola
tion to By-law 11, Section 3 (h) of
i the SCA Constitution which states
(that ‘the party chairman shall be
jelected by the entire party.’”
, The letter also stated that the
| action was a violation of a Cam
pus party constitutional article
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Cabinet Condones
Party Switching
Political party switching was condoned by SGA Cabinet
last night on the grounds that prohibiting it would make the
parties less responsible.
Haralcl Sandstrom, president of the Association of Inde
pendent Men, was the only cabinet member who voted for a
bill which recommended that
candidates elected undei one par-,
tv be prohibited from changing
their purtv alfiliation deling their
terms of office. |
The bill involves an amendment,
to the b>-laws and will come up'
for it-, second leading and a vote
ibefore As-.-nnblv this Thursdav.
Jessie Janjigian, chairman of
the Reorganization Committee,
reminded Cabinet that it had
been the intention of the orig
inal student government re
vamping to have candidates
switch back and forth
Prohibiting thi-, would make
“captive candidates.” she said.
ICCB President David Epstein
said that if parties weie respon
sible, the switching would not
occur. “Here von support the par
ty which can give you the best
deal ” he remarked.
He said the crux of the prob
lem lies in the political par
ties.
Steven Ott (C.-Sr.) said that P/ffm jkf rtf** CfIiKPC
personalities should not be in- ' IVIIIK/Ifly VAIWiCJ
volved m consideration of a rJ AA J • Mill-.,,,,
change in the by-laws. ,1 IOOCf Irt IMSFICSfiy
,„- 1 Str .° m ' however, said that, a leaky faucet and a clogged
n his estimation the personality draln caused a flood in Nittany
issue had been one of the over {he we ekend.
sw t p^ oposlng the reduction on. According to Harold E. Sager,
.switcnes. housing supervisor, the shower
I Julius said that if the bill was f auce t began leaking and someone
i s u PP orle d by Assembly ll would pu (_ a shower curtain over the
! be a reversal of lls acceptance § ram
of an earlier incident involving This caused water to run out
party switching. He was re- into the halls on Sunday night,
ferrmg to the fall elections in he said
, Donald Curry changed Sager said that he did not know
his party affiliation irom Uni- about the nood and n 0 one ha d
• versity to Campus, reported it.
| The system of Assembly alter-j janitors took about two hours
1 na ! e ‘ S A'ln S i aso by Cabi- } 0 clean up the water yesterday
net A biH reeommendmg changes, morning, he said
in the system was re-committed
•to the Reorganization Committee j
I for study before presentation be-!
'lore Assembly, but Cabinet aired |
(several opinions on it.
I One part of the bill recommend
er that alternate’s names be placed!!
jon the ballot if a candidate were
,to be off campus for a prolonged.!
.period of time. One Cabinet mem-!
!ber said that there should be no
.alternate system at all on As
' sembly,
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TUESDAY. MARCH 15. 1960
Miss Becky Hadden
As usual the annual Pink
Elephant Sailor Brawl
lived up to its reputation
as one of the liveliest
flings of the year.
And in contrast on the
same Saturday night,
was the Alpha Delta Pi
formal at AGR. A de-
light to the eye.
It's been said (we said it)
that the girls from Phily
would be scholastic gen-
iuses if they spent half
as much time on their
books as they do on
their hair,
Regardless of facial ex-
pression, if the hair looks
good, they'll buy the pic-
ture. If they look like a
dream and one hair is
out of place, then we've
had if!
Bless them, their vanity
keeps us on our toes
bill coleman