SATURDAY. MARCH 26
Enrollme
For Lead
Registration for t
ing program closes at 13
son, chairman.
Students may sign
Union desk. The first
will be 7 p.rri. Monday'
Boucke
"The purpose of the co
to train leaders, but to
on the qualities of leade
present fhe problems of le
and how they could be h
Ettelson said
Several speakers, have "ready
been selected for the • ogram.
Among, there are Dr. • aul Dr
lioltsmarr. associate professor
of speech; Dr. Earl P.. strong.
assistant dean of the College
of Business Administration; Dr.
Emory I. Brown, associate pro
fessor of agricultural education.
and rural , sociology; and Capt.
Langhorne P. Withers,, associate
professor of military science
and tactics.
Topics to be covered are the
psychology of leadership, the im
portance of speech, parliamentary
procedure, and the qualities of a
leader and public relations.
Military leadership and com
mittee structure are also included.
Practical work and a practical
test are a part of this non-credit
course. Use of a manual, which
costs $l, will be continued.
Ettelson said that over 200 peo
ple, the largest group so far, fin
ished the course last semester.
Devil's Island, the famed French
penal colony off the coast of South
America, has been closed; since
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1 )on Monday, according to James Eitel
p for this 8-week course at the Hetzel
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To Exhibit Photos
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instruct
and to
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ndled,"
An all-photographie show, fea
turing the work of students of
Aaron Siskind at the Institute of
Design of Illinois Institute of
Technology, will open Monday.
This display, in 105 Art Gallery
in the west wing of Temporary,
is the third in a series of four
'planned for the spring semester
by the student section of the De
partment of Art.
The final exhibition of the
series will be the annual student
exhibit concurrent with the ex-
Ihibit in the HUB galleries to be
held April 29 to May 13.
Temp Art Gallery 105 will be
:open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mon
'day through Friday.
LUTHERAN STUDENT SERVICES
GRACE CHURCH COLLEGE and ATHERTON
Sunday March 27th
8:30 and 10:45 a.m. The Service
Student Center 412 West College Avenue
6:30 p.m. Second of "Religion and Science Series"
Prof. Hubert Frings—Penn State Professor of Zoology
"NEWER THEORIES ON ORIGIN OF ME SINCE DARWIN"
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Ivy Rocks at PHI TAU 2-5
All-Stars at AE P 1 9---1 a.m.
TI4I DAILY COLLEGIAN , STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Sophomore Wins
Ping-Pong Contest
William Yeagley, sophomore in
pre-medicine from York, won first
place in the men's residence halls
table tennis championships.
Yeagley was representing North
Halls in the tournament.
Vilnis Reinis, Nittany Halls,
won second place and Nick Koch,
North Halls; took third place.
Sixty players were entered in
the original competition.
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