WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1960
Frosh Testing
Now in Schwab
Several groups of freshman stu
dents scheduled for special test
ing tomorrow and Friday have
been reassigned to a new location
which is Schwab.
No changes have been made in
the time and dates of the testing.
The following groups have been re
assigned to Schwab: Thur., 3-10 a.m.. Lyn-
Melt; Thur., 3-10 n.m., Miu.Mio; Thur., 1-3
p.m., Peu-Reh ; Thur., 1-3 p.m., Saz-Sch;
Thur. 2-5 Swa-Tha: Thur., 3-5 p.m.,
Wati-Wen ; Fri., 3-10 a.m.. lino-lire; Fri.,
8-10 a.m.. lied-Ber; Fri., 8-10 a.m., Bud-
Cal; Fri.. 10 a.m.-mom, Dro-Eeo; Fri.,
10 a.m.-noon, Fpa-Ful ; Fri., 3-5 p.m., Gid
llok, and Fri.. 3-5 p.m., Joz-Kea.
Open a charge account in
either of our two stores . .
The Dress
/it/ft ,
404 E. College and 124 S. Allen
Theatre Arts Prof
Touring Germany
Dr. Walter H. Walters, professor
and head of the Department of
Theatre 'Arts, is one of seven
Americans invited to take a four
week tour of Germany.
The seven, all professionally in
terested in the theatre and cul
tural life, are guests of the gov
ernment of the Federal Republic.
The tour, which will continue
through Oct. 4, is a part of an
exchange program with the Unit
ed States inaugurated in 1952. The
major objective is to give Ameri
cans an opportunity to become
acquainted with present-day life
and institutions in Germany.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Pizza, Coke
Cho Chas--
All at HUB
.:The air is smokey, the lighting dim, the area entirely
filled. Fast (and slow) music engulfs everything and the
people are dancing. Yet, there is something unique about
take a good look around; for
this. familiar scene. All of the dancers. the smokers, and the
'talkers have blue heads!
this is your building. This Now don't panic! The Univer:,
million structure of glass,: has not been invaded by the F rosh Talent
'inhabitants of some unknown
brick and stone belongs to you planet; these puzzling blueheaded
and to every other student; t 7 i ° , i V e di l l i k .e s J o u f s f t i ( f .i i ; j e l s h h , m f o c i l . l tW e 'a f r i i r n s t
who matriculates at the Uni- time at the Dink Debut to be held eeded For
Freshmen, when you enter
.the Hetzel Union building,
from 8:30 to 11 p.m. Friday at
versity.e
the skating pavilion. -
The plans for a student union ,
building w event at the University, spon-,
ere approved by the The Dink Debut is an annual ass Night
All-University Cabinet
in 1950 sore d by
the Association of Incle ii a,eni ranging from bands
and President Milton Eisenhower. -! , r
pendent Mcn and Leonides, which ,
broke ground for the building
a rainy day in 1953. on marks the beginning of freshman co dramatic readings, skits to
customs.' sword swallowers is needed
The HUB, as it is known to stu- To be admitted to the Dink for th e freshman class night
dents, was officially opened dur- Debut
ing the University's centennial , all freshmen must wear
their dinks and namecards into at 8 p.m. Saturday in Recre
celebration in 1955, and for the duration of the '
A small portion of each under- dance. The Duke Morris band : ition Hall, Sue Grossman,
graduate's general fee is set will provide the music for the c•llairman, said yesterday.
aside for maintenance of the dance which will be the last
Auditions will be held from 2
HUB and for payment on the "freshmen only" event for the to 4:30 p.m. today and Friday in
bond which provided funds for Class of 1964. the Iletzel Union ballroom. Froth
the building's construction. Customs is the one period of
. men
'men may practice their fic t s there
You'll be seeing a lot of this time during a class s four x i
years from 1 to 2 p.m. today'and Friday.
building during your years here stay
HUB is the social and rec- at the University when the After the freshman talent show,
for the class is banded together with the ~,„„e will . c
u dancimt Id an or
reational center of the campus main purpose of learning and „ ) `2 : ,,,„ „,„,„ , 2
p.m.,
M i:i.; Gross- .
Here a student can play a game' building the traditions of their ' n ',: a 7 la " dd " e ` i. `i . ‘"
of ping pong, eat a full course school.
meal or dance a quick cha-cha- Debut, Hummel Fishburri, head of the
• Beginning with the Dink
cha. The HUB has -facilities for Department of Music, and his as
. .
the BRIO - wads will begin their
almost everything, career of joining the u pp e r e ia s s_ sistant, Frank Gullri, .isociate_
- •"
'men in every phase of campus life Professor
at the University. of music, will be there
The Lion's Den, a cafeteria op
to lead the freshmen in songs and
erated by Food Service on the - cheers. They served in a :,imilar
ground floor, is one of the most. miacity Monday night at Recre
popular meeting places on cam-Mourant Granted Leave ation Hall:
pus. The Lion's Den is open from! Dr. John A. Mourant, professor
Fver g o ne is invited to the tal
-7 a.m. to 10 p.m. and provides of philosophy, has been granted ti ' •-
rut program. including upper
atmosphere as well as pizza, cokes leave of absence from Feb. 1 to - - ' .
and soft ice cream. !June 30, 1961, to conduct research classwomen, Miss Grossman said,
The Assembly hall in which;
movies are shown to students is
located on the first floor and the
large ballroom in the opposite; —Don't critteize the work of
wing provides a place to dance or others unless you want to do the
study between classes. work of 01 hers.
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CLASS of 1964
at The Convenient Corner
Register for a gift in the Chamber of Commerce
Welcome Program
qtte Qu)il2:l
Fine Foods Since 1926
WELCOME STUDENTS
PENN STATE DINER
Blueheads Will Bob
At Friday's Debut
on medieval philosophy and write
a text on logic.
Welcome
New and Old
130 WEST COLLEGE AVENUE
"Eat at tht.3 sign of the Lion."
Pick up your COLLEGIANS daily at
our friendly counter.
from-the
Oral Language Tests
For Grads Will Begin
Oral tests given preliminary to
the graduate Mudcnts' written
foreign language examinatum
will be given tomorrow. Ft iday
and Saturday.
The Gentian tests Will he givcn
in 227 Sparks and French and
Spanish in 300 Sparks.
' The written ‘ , xaminatians will
he given Nov. 7. Students wish
ing to take these tc:ds should reg
ister no later than Sept. AO in 247
Sparks for English, 227 Sparks for
German and 300 Spark's fnr
French and Spanish.
—Before you criticize the old
folks. remember that eV(.II though
a clock is run down. it's right
twice a day.
BLOCK 'S' CLUB
Meeting Wed. Night
1-TUB Assembly !loom
Exec. Comm.
Standing Comm.
Row Capt. -- Sect. Capt.
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