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cipline which will meet some
lime nexl week. j By JERRIE MARKOS
SPE’lmoss ' lS of M soaai al prll h iS > e U tfes! ln ex P lainin g his theory of “historic time” versus “cyclic
went into effect ;it midnight time,” Dr. Paul Pickrel of Yale University last night said that
Deit'o'ronty pe, hnid life is now less ,jf a curve and more of a process of segmented
iK pledge dance at SPE this stages.
S ", , I !, l " i ; ,v ' . , ~, TY ' Pickrel spoke at a Liberal Arts Lecture Series program
J lie hoard also suggested to DUi 1 a
that they take additional action' c hed todays teenager as
(oncoming Atman and ttiat they an example of our social group
d< pledge him for “conduct tin-ings. The word teenager does not
Incoming a Penn State studentjeven appear in the 1 fJ36 edition
and a member of the frateimty’of Webster’s Unabridged Diction
system ” lary. The segment of our popula
tion ‘twixt thiiteen and twenty
have only felt themselves part of
a “stage” since the second world
war, Pickiel said.
The problem of identity—our
sense of who and what we are
—has arisen out of the lack of
coniinuiiy between the periods
of our lives, he said. “Our less
habitual life brings about a loss
of identity, cyclical time gave
life shape," he added.
During cyclical life, he said, most
human activity was tuned to the
span of a day, a year or an in
dividual lifetime. Our diet, work
James Anderson, president of
DU, said last night that the fra
ternity has not yet met as a
whole to discuss the IFC Board's
recommendation but that they
took disciplinary action soon
after the incident occurred.
Anderson said that the fra
ternity decided to take “constiuc
tive action” and therefore de
cided that Aiman must comply
with several conditions in older
to iemain a pledge. One of these
is that his nutation date has been
d e lave d temporarily for six
months, possibly longer.
Dixon Named Chairman
Di. Joseph A. Dixon, associate
piofessor of chemistry, has been
named chairman of the Central
Pennsylvania sertion of the Amer
ican Chemical Society
OF SYSTEM ENGINEERING
Modern Life Viewed
As Series of Stages
Phil Prof Will Speak
Dr. Jerry Stannard, instructor
of philosophy, will speak at the
History Round Table at 7:30 to
night in 317 Willard.
THE CHALLENGE
Large-scale, real-time system design and engineering is a technology
so new that its importance to our nation’s future cannot, at present,
be fully realized or appreciated. Working in this young and dy
namic technology, The MITRE Corporation has established a
reputation for pioneering major system advances.
Formed under the sponsorship of the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, MITRE’s scope of activity ranges from electronic
system inception through prototype development to final evaluation
of operational systems.
This spectrum affords college graduates trained in engineer
ing, the sciences and mathematics opportunities to join with leading
scientists and engineers in making major state-of-the-art ad-
vances in
• Communications
• Radar Systems and Techniques
• Component Research and Development
• Computer Programming
MITRE’s convenient locations in suburban Boston; Montgomery,
Alabama; and Fort Walton Beach, Florida provide opportunities
for graduate study under a liberal educational assistance program.
MITRE
A brochure more fully describing WTR£ and its activities is available upon request,
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
schedule, vacations and even wars
which were previously keyed to
the seasons have been hidden and
disguised by technological de
velopments, but life is still there.
It may begin away from home,
last a little longer and end in a
different place from its beginning,
but it begins, goes on, and ends
just the same.
ENGINEERS - SCIENTISTS
• Human Engineering
Please contact your Placement Director
to arrange an interview on campus.
Campus Interviews
Friday, April 8
244 Wood Street Lexington 73, Massachusetts
HEADS
Interest Us
(Especially heads with hair)
Catherman's
Barber Shop
Daily 8-5:30; Saturday 9-12
• Digital Computers
• System Evaluation
• Circuit Design
• System Research
Council Applications
All students interested in run
'ning for Home Economics Stu
dent Council may place their self
nomination blanks in the box
located in the foyer of the Home
Economics Building.
+ CLASS
FOR SALE
HRANI) NEW Smith-Corona typewriter,
Clinpei nuMlel, SSS. Call AD 8-2415 after
fi'tltl |i m for Dairy!.
BRAND NEW Royal Futura 800 for only
sy'! Call AD 8-2415 after 6:00 )> m. ask
for Dairy!,
AM-FM PJIONO, floor model with extia
waken Suitable for fraternity use
AD 7-3181.
TYPEWRITER ROYAL Portable, quiet
deluxe Also 60 French language:
course. Both In excellent condition. AD|
8-0242 cU’iunK?. j
HFRMES ROCKET Poi table Typewriter,
five veats old, in very jrood condition,
i Would ‘like $3O. Call Paul AD 7-2261 be
tween 5 and G pm.
YOUR CHOICE of any clnFfeicai LP from
a collection of 200, many recent —$2 00
each Recommended by Nikodim Fomitch
137 N. Atherton St , thiwl floor.
AUTOMATIC TOASTER $lO, makes toast
automatically: no worries. Also bicycle
$l5. Fun! Mike AD 7-2196.
MAGNIFICENT 3-PIECE Hi-Fi set. What
a buy! Wow! Mike AD 7-2196.
ROYAL PORTABLE Typewriter, laiße
j size; almost brand new. $66 or best offer.
Mike AD 7-2196
RADIO FOR 1954 Ford; just tuned and
j aligned. Contact Bull AD 7-3260.
'FOR SALK—BOOKS, Encyclopedia lit i
! tanica 24 Volmue Dictionaries with Atlas.
Call AD H-mi, M. E. Folia.
[CROWN TAPE Recorder and used tapes,
I also Pentron Tap Recorder. M. E. Foltz,
AD 8-82‘U
THURSDAY. MARCH 24. 1960
Factor; Authorized
VOLKSWAGEN
Balcs Parts —Serrlco
New ’6O Deluxe Sedan $1025.
WYNO SALES CO.
1960 E. Third St. Williamsport, Pa.
Phone 3*4583
uni • ••••*»■••»•
FIEDS +
FOR SALE
[1956 CADILLAC 4-door sedan, maroon;
full power, 88,000 miles—sl6oo. Teat
jdrive It AD 8-8864.
1957 ITALIAN FIAT Multipla “800 model”.
Excellent all aiound condition, looks
like und performs like ft miniature liny
hound bus. 66 nules per gallon on regulftr
gas Price $796. Phone AD 8-6918 after
5.80 pm.
FOR RENT
iSINfiLE ROOM across f»om campus, 482
E. College Ave. Quiet study atmosphere.
iPnvute entrance. $0 00 weekly. Call AD
8-0056.
iTWO SINGLE rooms for male students.
I Pi iced reasonably. AD 7-7901.
COMFORTABLE MODERATE rate oceom.
modations with pm ate bath or running
i water. Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Niltany Ave. t
iState College. AD 7-4850 or AD 7-7792.
SINGLE ROOM, hot and cold running
water. Parking; central; quiet. Call
AD 7*7792.
NICELY FURNISHED single room and
1 double for male students, near campus,
reasonable, parking privileges. Cal] AD
7*7906 or EL 6-4302.
WANTED
COLLEGE STUDENTS—Students looking
for part-time work 2 evenings a week
and a half-day Sat. call Mr. Lichtenfds
AD 8*2087 10 a nu-2 p,m. Salary $46 per
week. Male student only.
COLLEGE STUDENTS—Students looking
for part-time woik 2 evenings n week
and a half-day Sat. call Mr. LiiMenfeie
AD 8-2051 10 a.m -2 p in. Salary S4C per
week. Male student only.
ONE MAN for half of two-bedroom
ment only one block from campus.
Large kitchen and bathroom Just perfect
for sleeping, eating, studying and what
have you. $36. month. Mike AD 7-2196.
FLORIDA: RIDERS wanted to Fort Lau
derdale for Easter vacation. Andy, AD
8-9463.
BIKE— English-type preferred; 'til June
4. Call Henny UN 6-6169 between 10:30
and 11:00 p.m. to arrange rent fee.
RIDE TO Ft. Lauderdale and return Easter
vacation. Can leave anytime, can drive.
Please call UN 6-7138.
ANYONE DRIVING to Warren Pa. or
vicinity Friday the 25th leaving after
noon and arriving before 7:00, pknee
contact Tom 8., AD 7-4666.
RIDE FROM Washington, D.C. to State
College April 1, No Foolin; Marty.
UN 6-2531.
MISCELLANEOUS >MW
TYPING OF all kinds by- experienced
technical typist Reasonable rates. Call
AD 8-8638.
BRING YOUR cars to Kappa Phi Cut
Wash, behind Wesley Foundation, Salur
day, March 26. 9-12 a.m. 1-4 pm.
NEED TUTORING in English Composi
tion? Experience in teaching: hours of
own choice. Reasonable fee Call AD 8-0116.
OUTING CLUBBERS—Outing Club con
-5 ference At Shenandoah Park, Va f April
£ 22*24. Much recreation and fun Sign up
> —lea>e $l.OO deposit at HUB desk—sB 68
£ total charge
g "CAPT 7 ™
JTAI, PUNISHMENT” m\)\ be 1h»
topic of the international fireeirie ©n
Mon, March 28, 8:00 p.m. at home of
Prof, and Mm. Franklin Cook, 826 W.
Park Aye Discussion leader M». Don
t Cohen. For transportation meet at HUB
& at 7:46.
g TRI DELTA ’
-'fcLTA bcholumhip forme available
in Old Main. Due April P.
THE NEWMAN CLUB presents the an
nual Marriage Forum Series on Tucs.,
March 29 at 7 p.m. In the HUB assembly
room. Topic— “Raising a Family.’* Speaker,
Msgr. Vincent Costello. Everyone wel
come l
MARY CLARK—meet me at McLanahan’a
photo dept.—you’ll be safe there.
EVROPE V R0PE SUMMER—on lese than
5 $2O a day. Sea >oyape, 10 conntiiea,
Zk festivals, many extras. Trip led by Robert
Pockrass. UN 6-5013
g M
[EET ME at the »Pow Wow, Beaver
Avenue.
ROCK-A-FELLOW available for Sat. after
noon April 2. Contact Social Chairman
AD 7-3260
ATTENTION HOME ECONOMICS Rtu
dents! Vote now for the H. Ec. College
Queen. She will be crowned on H.Ec.
Spring Weekend. Vote in the lobby of the
H.Ec. Building, Tues., Wed. and Thurs.
of this week.
THE SWINGING sounds of The Stan
Barton orchestra now available for
weekend engagements. Phone AD 8-1968.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing,
tapi toe or acrobatic lessons. Frofev*
•Iona) School of Dance AD 8-1078.
,, #LO3T
11959 HIGH SCHOOL class ring, initials
| BLD. Reward 86.00. Call UN 6-2688,
•ask for Jerry. '
WRIST WATCH, Elgin, possibly in Waring
lobby or Snack Bar. Reward. AD 8-0727.
Aak for Larry.
ME 113 text, Thermal Engineering—HUß
cafeteria Mon., March 21. Urgently
needed. Cal) Dave AD 8-1770 lifter 7. •
LOST—4O7 BOYS with dirty thoee. If
found bring to Mall-SDT Shoe Shine
Wed., Thurs., Fri.
ONE GRAY striped oveieoat at Phi Gam
-1 ma Delta Sat night, Gimbel’e label,
[Call Jack Soost AD 7-4326.
GOLD WRIST WATCH between Thomp
son and Rec Hall Saturday; broken band.
Call UN 6-4088.
PETER’S SPRING Golf Jacket lost Phi
Sigma Kappa jam session Sat. afternoon.
Call Dave UN 6-2014. Urgent 2 have
yours.
PENN STATE ring 1961, red stona. Re
ward $6.00. AD £-9082.