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Radio Leaders Plan
Student Networks
A student operatedlradio network of national scope is the
ambitious plan of 20 leaders in the radio field who will meet
here Sunday.
All: are members of the National Association of Educa
tional Broadcasters Committee on Live Radio Network, work-
ing to establish four regional net
works which would be consolidat
ed to cover the ration.
On Monday, the Eastern Re
gional Network committee will
meet to consider further steps in
the development of the region
with which Penn State is associ
ated, through WDFM.
The national committee. chaired
by At Fredette, of Albany Medi
cal College, includes Harold E.
Hill, administrative vice president
of the NAEB; Richard Vogl, lowa
State University; Larry Frymire,
Michigan State; Hartford Gunn,
Lowell, . Massachusetts, Institute;,
and Carl Menzer, lowa University.
Dr. Harold E. Nelson, asso
ciate• professor of speech and
general manager of WDFM,
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pointed out that eastern net
works alone could serve about
45 million people, broadcasting
many programs not now avail
able from colleges and univer
sities and other educational
units.
The University, he added, is
connected with the eastern region
it .
!as picks up WNYC, the muni
•cipal station in New York City.
This is relayed to campus through
two other stations. We cannot,
however, relay live programs
back, but we do send them tapes,"
he said.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Communities
Main Centers
Communities and areas—
these two terms are rapidly
becoming everyday jargon
here at the University. But
exactly in . what capacity does
each serve?
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A "community" is the product
of a newly initiated system of
grouping residence halls together
for social, recreational, cultural
and governmental purposes. There
are seven communities on cam
pus, five housing and/or provid
ing meals for both men and wom
en students, one housing only
women and one housing only men.
Community "A," including the
West Halls, houses 350 women and
1200 men; Community "B," includ
ing the North Halls, houses 1144
men; Community "C" is composed
of Atherton Hall, housing 500
women, and about 200 active
members of Town Independent
Men living in town but eating
meals in Atherton Community
Starlite Drive-in Theatre
Amazing new audience thrill
HypnoMagic An evil power
no mortal man should ever
have!
Benner Pike Between
State College & Bellefonte
FRI. and SAT.
Showlime 7:45
"HELL TO ETERNITY"
Jeffrey Hunter
& Patricia Owens
Feature 7:45, Over 9:57
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"HYPNOTIC EYE"
. Jacques Bergerac
& Merry Anders
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"D" contains 500 women living
in McElwain and 225 men resid
ing in Pollock C.
Community •"E" includes Sim-i
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lock 8,.225 men; Community "F"I
is composed of Pollock 2,3, 4 and
5, housing 1000 women and a com
bination of Pollock A and Nit
tany, housing 1200 men; Commu-i
nity "G," composed of the Sopthi
Halls, houses 1000 women.
The term "area" refers.to that,
part of each community which
concerns solely men or solely;
women. Thus, using Community)
"F" as an example, Pollock 2,3,!
4 and 5 would compose the worn-1
en's area, while Pollock A and
Nittany would form the men's
area.
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Tuesday, Oct.
6:30 P. M.
Freshmen,
Your student newspaper needs you on
the business staff.
We need you to deliver Collegians, we
need you to sell classified ads, we need you
to service our State College merchants, we
need you to plan our party pages, we need
you to write radio spot announcements to
promote the Collegian.
We need you whether you are an en-
Become
Activity
Sophomores
Men and Women !
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 19
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