—Collegian Photo by John Braude
"MOTHER" GOOSE returned to campus yesterday after taking
a few days off to avoid having her vacation days decreased by
the University Senate. After last night's float parade, she decided
to go to the library to do work on her semester term paper. She
tvas met on the steps by Darhne Bnekell, left, Dan Sheer and
Karyl du Chacek.
Science Fair
To Be Held
Open House programs are being held today by the Col
leges of Agriculture, Chemistry and Physics and Home Eco
nomics in connection with the seventh annual Pennsylvania
State Science Fair.
Tours for students, parents and friends will leave be
tween 8 and 12 this morning from FT', ' “~r™ '
the lobby of Whitmore, headquar-i s^? on iy T , ,
ters for the Science Fair. ' A Mar - V L.. Willard, professor,
w . . , . of chemistiy, is speaking in 119
More than 400 junior and senior Osmond on "Chemical Crime De-|
nigh school students from 2t) teclion ” !
counties m the state are at the; The exhibits of the College of '
University entering in the com-; Agriculture are in Frear and
petition. Twenty faculty mem- Buckhoul. Tours for the animal
bers and representatives from 10-. science, plant science and agri
eal industries are serving as' cultural biochemistry exhibits
judges. will leave from Whitmore at 9,
Charles Hosier, chairman of 10 and 11 o'clock,
judges and awards, said lhal ; The College of Chemistry and
the judging began last night i Physics is also sponsoring tours
and will be completed this jof Osmond, Walker and Whit
morning. Awards will be pre- 'more Laboratories to interested
sented at a program at 1:15 p.m. prospective science students in
today in Schwab. Entries are on the facilities available here at
exhibition to the public from the University.
2 to 5 p.m. in Whitmore. j
Prizes for the fair, which lotabßcve/i Grnriimtf*
more than $l5OO, include a $5OO Z~ yC " K * rc * a J jaTe Attends
scholarship provided by the Syi- Personnel Convention
vama Electric Products, Inc. Mrs. Bolyn R. Imperial, grad-
The Mineral Industries muse-,uate student in psychology from
uni will also be open today to State College was chosen by
visitors.
Fred Tracy, assistant professorjeign visitor to attend the Conven
of physics, is conducting two tion of the American Personnel
physics demonstrations, one at 10 and Guidance Association in
a.m. and one at 11 am. in 117*Philadelphia.
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Tours
Today
I the Asia Foundation as a for-
SGA Voles
To Change
Constitution
A change in the SGA con
stitution, introduced Thurs
day night, would make it pos
sible for the Assembly to meet
even if members were absent
because of student teaching or
'academic probation
The pioposal leceived majority
| approval Thursday as a first step
jto its being adopted,
i It must receive majority ap
proval at a second reading and
a two-thirds approval at a thud
treading before the change can go
into effect.
; The constitution as its stands
now reads: Three-fourths of con
stitutional membership of As
jsembl.v constitute a quorum.
Judith Moore (U.-Sr.) who
; proposed the change, asked that
: ''constitutional" be replaced by
"eligible." Eligible Assembly-
I men would be those on campus
who would have the necessary
2.4 average.
This change would make it pos
sible for the Assembly to meet
iregardless of the number of As
semblymen who are not “eligi
ble.”
The proposal will get a second
reading at the next Assembly
meeting
In other business, seven As
semblymen were nominated for
the Rules Committee. Since the
committee has only seven mem
bers, the nominations were ac
cepted without a vote.
Members of the committee are:
Spencer McGvaw (U -Jr.), Robeit
Hairison (IT-Jr). Barbara Isaac
son (U.-Fr.). Joan Cavanagh
(U -Soph ), John Witmer (U.-Jr.l.
Barbara Hackman (C.-Soph.), and
Richaid Pigossi (C.-Soph )
The committee elected Harri
son as its chairman.
Edgar Grubb (U.-Sr.) was
elected president pro tempore of
the Assembly. He defeated James
Kridel (C -Soph.)
Approved Activities
All fraternities are approved
tonight except tor Alpha Phi
Alpha, Omega Psi Phi, and Pi
Sigma Upsilon.
Other activities approved for
tonight are the Quarter Deck
Society Stripper's Ball, the P.
S. Bible Fellowship Retreat,
which will continue through
Sunday, the Nittany 26 hay
ride. and the Inierlandia Folk
Dance Festival at Waring
lounge.
All fraternities are approved
tomorrow niqhi except for Al
pha Phi Alpha and Omega Psi
Phi. Pi Lambda Phi will not
have any social functions this
weekend.
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Ballet Presentation
The University Ballet, un-! "ReseaisaJ" is a parody for
der the direction of David, lhree dancers in which a bal-
Raher. graduate student in, * eiina lhe ? ld f hcol c ° mes
° , to a rehearsal where she is
theatei aits from New Tork, quite humiliated by the way in
N.Y., will piesent a program which her two male partner*
at 8 p.m Monday and Tuesday in j a eat and ,
! the Little Theater m die base- her gar ners
ment of Old Mam. „ r partners '
The program will consist of, J s o j ah *' Samiey. junior in arts
four numbers which aic “Suite" e * Uls Rom Bethlehem, will
bv Bach. “The Rehearsal" bv df }R c f a sol ° mimbtr in “Espana,”
Shostakovich. “Espana” by Do- whlch IS » ballet inspired lv a
Falla and "Where Am I Going,", Sp ; lnl;,h pot ’ m ’ " E 1 Amor Biuja.’’
also by Shostakovich “Wlieie Am I Going" is a bal-
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Thomas Seward, freshman mi.lunr Savanick and Dauna Doeb
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"Suite which is a combination technical direction is being done
of ballet and gymnastics. by David McGuirr
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