THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1960
Women's Judicial Board
Acts on Dorm Violations
Pollock and McElwain-Sim
mons area judicial commit
tees acted Tuesday on cases
concerning violations of the
sign-out rules, failure to at
tend fire drills, and a case in
volving a coed being out of
the residence hall after hours.
A penalty of one week's with
drawal of hours was issued by
the Pollock board to the girl who
had been out after hours. Two one
o'clock withdrawals were Oven
to another coed who opened a
locked side door in order to let
the first coed back into the
dormitory.
Two coeds who had left cam
pus for weekend travel without
the signature of their parents on
traveling permission slips were
also brought before Pollock judi
cial. One case was dismissed as a
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misunderstanding while a letter
requesting clarification will be
sent to the parents of another
girl by the dean of women's of
fice.
Another letter was sent to the
parents of a coed who slept over
night in another residence hall.
A penalty of two one o'clock
withdrawals was also issued.
McElW , ain - Simmons judicial
heard the cases of three girls who
had failed to sign in or out on
leaving the residence halls in the
evening. Depending on individual
cases, the girls are required to
; sign in and out in the presence
of their hostesses for a period of
five to nine •days.
Twci girls were also warned
by the McElwain - Simmons board
for failure to attend fire drills.
Sandra Slish. chairman of the
central judicial committee, said
that in the future the area com
mittees will issue penalties for
inattendance at fire drills.
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Scott Speech--
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doing OK" until he entered com
petition with Stevenson,
Scott's colleague, Sen. Joseph
S. Clark (D.-Pa.), was a co-spon
sor with Kennedy of a bill to de
lete the non-Communist affidavit
from the National Defense Edu
cation Act of 1958. Following his
speech yesterday, Scott said he
favors use of the oath of alle
giance alone. People should be
"at least willing to take that,"
Scott added.
He said, though, that he had
taken the disclaimer statement
many times and it had never hurt
him.
Band Day
Show your girl a real weekend
whether she be coed of. import.
Take her out to Dinner in Cen
tre County's most famous res
taurant, Duffy's in Boalsburg.
The food is excellent and you'll
agree you've never had a more
relaxing dinner.
Duffy's
Open Saturday at r p.m.
Open Sunday at 12:00 noon
In Boalsburg, 4 miles east of
State College on Route 322
(turn right at the Texaco Station)
• •
Tickets Available
LES
ELGART
AND HIS
Orchestra
FRIDAY At The
HUB DESK . .
Elgart makes $5.00 per couple the " S wingingest" entertain-
event bargain of the year. Don't overlook Penn State's greatest
Fall social event at Rec Hall this Friday, Dancing 9 'til 1.
Dress, semi-formal.
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