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National Radio Network
Will Include Penn State
The University may prove to he an important link in the
operation of a proposed national collegiate radio network,
according to Dr. Harold E. Nelson, associate professor of
Nelson coordinated plans
Structure Of
AWS to Be
Reorganized
The Association of Women
Students last night reviewed
plans for the reorganization
of women's government at the
University.
The - name Women's Student
Government Association was of
ficially changed to the Associa
tion of Women Students last week.
The AWS represents a broaden
ing of function and a revision of
structure of the former WSGA.
Information concerning AWS
Senate and Council .positions and
a scheduled procedure for elec
tions will be compiled b;• AWS
officers tomorrow, it was an
nounced.
Under this new governmental
system, a basic plan for the five
communities in which women are
residing will include four primary
levels of governing bodies.
Within each of the residence
halls of a community. Unit Com
mittees will be formed under the
guidance of the senior resident.
These committees will aid in the
development of social, cultural
and recreational activities in the
residence halls.
Chairmen of each of these unit
committees will provide represen
tation to standing council commit
tees which will have correspond
ing titles, social, cultural and rec
reational.
Chairmen of the standing coun
cil committee will he non-voting
representatives to the next body,
the Community Council.
A Community Council will be
organized in the five communities
where women are residing to pro
vide local government for the
community.
'Lick 'Um Lions' Pep Rally
To Cheer Team to Victory
Lick 'urn Lions, instead of
Ying Yangs, are the golden
words that will echo through
out campus tonight at the pep
rally for the Missouri game,
to be held 7 p.m. in front of
Old Main.
It is compulsory for all fresh
men to attend the rally with their
clinks and name cards, Herbert
Nurick, chairman of Freshman
Customs Board, said. Any fresh
man not in attendance will be
subject to penalty by the board.
Upperclasmen are also asked to
come and to lend their support in
cheering the team on to victory.
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LAST DAY
"OSCAR WILDE"
Plus "VIRGIN ISLAND"
or a meeting of the National
Association of Educational Broad
casting Committee on Live Radio
held this week at the University.
At the meeting plans were dis
cused for the continued progres
of the Eastern Regional Radio
Network and the eventual linkage
of four regional networks to cov
er the country.
Nelson, who is also general
manager of WDFM, expressed
hope that the University could
i play a valuable part in the east
ern as well as the national net
work.
Nelson said that plans are
rapidly developing to link ed
ucational stations in Canada
with those in the New England
states, New York, Pennsylvania
and the District of Columbia.
To the west, the schools of the
Big Ten and the University of
Chicago are well on their way to
ward consolidating into a region
al network which, it is hoped,
will eventually be linked with
networks from the Rocky Moun
tains and Pacific states. Thus,
Nelson said, by linking all four "Sorry, wrong number" became the popular telephone,
networks, collegestudents all:
to :response of secretaries in various administrative offices across
over the country Will be able
exchange ideas, educational enter-;campus during the past week.
tainment and information.
The members present at the:
1 In placing on-campus phone calls, many people were
meetings represented stati o n sl dialing the letter designation, UN, of the University telephone
from eight states and the District:exchange, according to Henry
of Columbia. IYeagley,' dierctor of maintenance
Among the resolutions passed land utilities. By adding the letter;
at the week were: !designation, UN, to the normally
*To have the University de
fine the objectives of the uses for
the proposed wider-coverage ra
dio station.
•To determine, by survey, the
equipment, locations and other
technical requirements that will
be necessary to implement the ob
jectives.
•To consider other Common
wealth institutions as a sourc^ of
program materials and technical
assistance in the service.
Nelson said that, with the
growth of popularity of the FM
stations, college stations will be
able to serve large city audiences.i
A motorcade will begin 6:30
; p.m. in front of South Halls. It
,will travel slowly so that students
can hop in the cars or walk along.
'From South Halls it will proceed
to the Nittany area, up to North
Halls then down to the Library.
'The motorcade will continue
down to Recreation Hall, Pollock
Rd. and over to Old Main.
The master of ceremonies will
be Paul Crow, sophomore in busi
ness administration from Pitts
burgh, and vice president of the
Block S. Club. He will introduce
the guest speaker, Richard Haber,
Student Goverment Association
president.
The cheerleaders will be assist
ed by a band in leading the songs
and cheers.
Starlite Drive-In Theatre
Benner Pike Between
State College & Bellefonte
Show Time 7:45
"SINS OF YOUTH"
ALSO
"LESSONS IN LOVE"
Two Surprise Features
That You Won't Want to Miss!
Plus Cartoon
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THE FOUNDATION FORMS stand like a picket fence awaiting
cement. They are part of the new education building that is
being built where Beaver Field used to be.
Many Phone Users
Dial Wrong Number
correct 5-digit dialing procedure,
these people were connected with,
numbers other than ones desired,,
he said.
Yeagley explained the mixup;
as follows: In dialing a Univer-1
situ phone number, for example;
!UN 5-4801, it is only necessary to
'dial the digits 5-4801. However,:
;when people mistakenly dial they
;when
designation, the letters U and:
N register as numerical digits on
;the operator's switchboard. There-1
;fore, he said, a new phone num-:
ber is formed, and the caller re
ceives a wrong connection.
' According to Yeagley, the
, numbers most often received by
persons dialing the UN letter
designation were within the
5-8600 series. He said that, in
most cases, these numbers were
assigned to administrative of
fices. Only about 192 students
had phone numbers in this se
ries, he said.
All the phone numbers regis-I
tered in this numerical category,'
Yeagley said, have been tempor
arilyi
changed. The new numbersl
will be effective until the Bell;
Telephone Company is able to de-1
vise a system whereby a person '
who mistakenly dials the UN 1
des
ignation will not be connected'
with a wrong number.
Yeagley said that the Univer
sity will reassign phone num
bers at . that time and will no-
Penn State Players
are having
A CURTAIN RAISER
ORehearsal in Progress
•Three One-Act Plays
•Displays
*Refreshments
4eAll Free
COME MEET PLAYERS
By LYNNE CEREFICE
(ENTER STAGE
September 30
7:30 p.m.
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iffy all persons affected by the
mixup.
He explained that under the ;
present changes, no one will loses
calls. MI mistakes in dialing
be picked up by the switchboard;
operators, who will inform callers
of changed numbers.
ENDS TODAY - ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S "PSYCHO"
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1960
Panhel to Give
Rush Counsel
Penhellenic student counseling
for rushees will be available dur
ing the entire period of chatter
dates.
The counseling sessions will be
held from 7 to 9 p.m. today
through Friday of this week and
9 to 11 a.m. Saturday in 129
Grange. Sessions will also be held
7 to 9 p.m. Monday through
Wednesday next week.
Any rushee desiring this serv
ice should attend one or more of
these meetings. The counselors
will answer individual questions
about sororities and rushing and
aid the rushee in her decisions if
needed.
The counselors for the pro
grams are sorority girls who have
given up their Greek identity for
the duration of the rush period.
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