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Den Trial Plan
Will Continue
The Lion's Den in the Hetzel
"Union Building will continue to
stay open until 11 p.m. Sundays
and weekdays on a trial basis
until Thanksgiving vacation.
Robert C. Proffitt, director of
food service, said that the later
hours which started at the be
ginning of the semester have been
extended to enable the food serv
ice to make a "reasonable and
feasible decision" on having per
manent late hours.
Proffitt said that the patronage
of the Lion's Den has fluctuated
too much to make a decision now.
During this extended time a care
ful check will be made on the
number of - students using the later
hours, he said.
AIM Passes--
(Continued from page one)
could not have a part in the En
campment because most of the
proposed workshops would not
pertain to Leonides.
In an executive council of Le
onides, Miss Hill said, it was de
cided that Leonides would' not
join with AIM in the proposed
Encampment.
After withdrawing a motion to
hold an Indic. Encampment and
to invite independent women.
AIM voted that the Indie Encamp
ment be postponed until the fu
ture of the AMR had been de
cided.
Deadline Extended
Applications
for
GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA
at
HUB Desk
(2nd to 6th Semester Students)
Return to HUB Desk
By Sunday
SUNDAY
OCTOBER 23 - 2 P.M.
Participating
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iv • 4t . iitt r enT im arov...; SORORITIES.
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Epsilon Phi
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Phi
Alpha Chi Omega
Beta Sigma Omicron
Delta Gamma
Delta Delta Delta
AWARDS PRESENTATION ---. SUNDAY NIGHT 8:30 P.M.
Campaigning Bill--
(Continued from page one)
dith Weiss (U.-Jr.) who argued
that although Elections Commis
sion would be handling radio and
poster publicity this would not
prevent candidates from being
required to pay money to the par
ties for additional publicity.
Darran answered that some
line should be drawn.
Another field of debate opened
when Jacqueline Leavitt (U.-Sr.)
objected that the use of SGA.
funds for this publicity purpose
would mean using funds that
were meant for the majority of
students for the publicity of a
certain few.
Darran replied, "We are not,
giving money to individuals or
parties. We are using the money ;
for elections publicity."
IM Football--
(Continued from page eleven)
Hemlock a 7-0 win over Chest
nut.
The Blue Raiders handed Navy
'A' its sencond defeat. Ross Camp
bell kicked a 25-yard field goal
for the winners, making the final
score 3-0.
In the final game of the eve
ning, the Penn State A.C. defeat
ed the Waring •Chargers, 4-0 ,on
first . downs.
Penn State ENGINEER
ails for
andidates for
irculation Staff
MEETING ,
Monday, October 24
7:30 P.M. 214 HUB
SIGMA CHI'S 2nd ANNUAL
Delta Zeta
Delta Phi Epsilon
Zeta Tau Alpha
Theta Phi Alpha
Kappa Delta
Sigma Delta Tau
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Phi Mu
Phi Sigma Sigma
Chi Omega.
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1953 FORD V-8, black, straight shift,
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EXPERIENCED WAITERS. Call after
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KITCHEN HELP wanted. Work for meals
Contact caterer AD li-241 . 3. •
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AD 8-2051. Salary 145 a week.
WANTED
HELP ME! Ride wanted from Wilkes-
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Marty AD 8-0254.
SENIORS AND GRADUATE students in
E.E. and PHYSICS to abstract and re
view on a parttime basis technical litera
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Theory Automatic Control Theory and
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This is an opportunity for students to
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RIDERS FROM Pittsburgh on Oct. 28 and
return Oct. 80 (Junior Prom weekend).
Call Roger UN 5-5848.
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SIGMA CHI HOUSE
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2L 1960
ROOM FOR rent In Apt. 4 above Campus
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LARGE DOUBLE room two blocks from
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SINGLE AND Double rooms for rent.
420 S. Pugh St.
furnished apartment
TWO BEDROOM
with private bath and parking accom.
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Suitable for a couple or four etudents.
Call AD 7-3231.
ROOMS FOR Rent—Comfortable weekend
accommodations for PARENTS and
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MEN STUDENTS: One vacancy M fur.
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