FRIDAY. MAY 13. 1560 Lipp Def Resides Authori By AMY ROSEN Copy Editor Junior residents have the power to students or take ca l havioral problems, I Lipp, dean of womel an interview yester She said that they wi to send student opinion: plaints to graduate cou 1 to act as a liaison b. staff and the student: They will ,also, she vide activities for those something to do. When asked if the would be compulsory "If anybody wants &one, we will let then] Dean Lipp said that if a junior resident thought she crould help a girl with a problem she could try to talk to her but that handling behavioral problems was basic ally the duty of the graduate counselor. When asked if perhaps she would consider the idea of only having junior residents for the freshmen to try the system out, she replied that this has already been done with a resident in the West Halls and one in the South Halls. 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Graham & Sons No, 14 ALSO AVAILABLE WITHOUT , FILTER Sally Dames Looks at MARGARET AND TONY The indistinct filming and distant glimpses of Princess Margaret's wedding which many of you saw on TV last weekend come sharply into fo cus in Life's on-the-scene cov er story, Seems like all of Britain was present to watch the nation's sweetheart being given in mar riage, including Tony's father and all three of his wives plus his charwoman. Life's shots also show the much-debated wedding gown, the wedding party with its lucky little bridesmaids, amusing sideline scenes and the happy couple at last aboard the royal yacht Britannia for a six-week Car ibbean cruise. PLIGHT OF PILOT POWERS AND PARIS SUMMIT By now we're all aware of Nikita's latest noise concerning the U.S. aircraft, the U-2. The Kremlin leader's explosive re action is expected to color the Paris summit meeting right from its beginning next week. Life's article contains pic tures of pilot Franci,s Powers, his wife and parents, Khru shchev denouncing the U.S. before the Supreme Soviet and happily displaying a fatal photo which he says is an en largement of a picture made by the U-2 of a Russian mili tary target. PAINTINGS IN PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh Penn Staters may be familiar with art-collecting millionaire G. David Thomp son from their city. Amid his six million dollar collection of moderns, Thompson is featured in this week's issue. Sounding a little like an en thusiastic AAH professor, he points out the values in Lau rens, Paul Klee and Maillol. To Pittsburgh, however, his taste in art is "odd if not downright crazy." The steel city recently turned down his offer of the entire collection plus his house as a museum. PAGE THREE LEADING THE LIFE OF LYNDON Deep in the heart of Texas while other Democrats are shaking hands and k i s s in g babies in the primaries, Sen ate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson is taking a well earned vacation on his 400-acre "L.8.J." ranch. In Life's colorful article he is pictured relaxing with his wife, Lady Bird, and daughter, Lucy Baines, and looking over his vast flocks. His companion pup, Little Beagle Junior, also bears the traditional L.B.T. ini tials. IN THE BONDS The sisters of Sigma Alpha Theta of Long Island U. were in for a treat when they made Mrs. .Marjorie . Merriweather Post May, who donated large gifts to their college, a member of their sorority. Mrs. May, hieress to the Post cereal fortune, invited the girls for a weekend whirl in her 34-room Georgian mansion. Like a true sorority sister, she provided them with 24 blind dates for a cocktail and dinner party. The girls were flown from New York in a private plane just in time for a lun cheon served by liveried foot men. At the dance they sport ed corsages—courtesy of Mrs. May. Sounds good to us . . . wonder if Mrs. Kellogg would consider a bid? PREY ON PAGE 46 in the May 16 issue our own Prexy Eric Walker appears in the World's Week. Sinatra and Elvis make a swingin' team while the American Bandstand idol is accused of Clarkoyla. See what's expected in bathing suits for Ocean City this sum mer and how to enjoy the new pick-me-up, grass juice. Friday the 13th ... Lucky day at Penn State marks the beginning of Senior Ball weekend .. . have fun.
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