FRIDAY. MAY 13. 1560
Lipp Def
Resides
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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. These two girls, she said,
had organized a West Hall chorus.
ta baton twirling unit, a program
of cha-cha lessons and freshman
mixers in the beginning of the
semester.
"The girls we will accept for
junior residence hall positions,"
she said, "will be those who will
not be too busy, those who get
at least average grades and those
who get along with people."
"We do not want girls for the
program," she said, "who want
to discipline and exercise author
ity over others,"
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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.