FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1960
AWS Judicial Sets
Sign-Out Penalties
• Association of Women Students Judicial standardized
penalties for failure of women students to sign out when
leaving the residence halls in the evening, one of the - most
frequent rule violations, at its regular meeting Wednesday
evening.
The penalty to be given in all such cases by the local
SGA Sets
Areas, Time
For Voting
• Polling times for the fall
electidns were approved
Wednesday night by the SGA
Assembly. This year's elec
tions will be held next Mon
day,'Tuesday and Wednesday.
Students may vote between 9
a.m. and 5 p.m. in Willard, Boucke
and the first floor of the Hetzel
Union Building. A fourth polling
place will remain open between
9 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the basement
of the HUB.
The times and polling places
were brought before Assembly by
Robert Umstead, chairman of the
Elections Commission. Umstead
said that Willard was chosen this
year instead of Sparks because it
was felt that more students had
classes jn Willard.
When asked if the Elections
Commission had considered hav
ing the ballot boxes in the dormi
tory or dining areas, Umstead
said that this plan had been sug
gested but was vetoed. Getting to
the boxes to watch the polls would
be almost impossible for some of
the commission members who
have classes in the central part
of campus, he explained.
Umstead also said that he felt
having the polling places in the
central area would be easier for
voters too. He said that this espe
cially applied to fraternity men
and town independent men who .
would not have occasion to go in
to the dormitories.
Theta Chi Fraternity
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Invites Interested Freshmen
to a RUSHING SMOKER
Sunday Afternoon, December 4, 1960
1:00.4:00 523 S. Allen St.
For Hungry Students Only I
Herlocher s
has
Submarines • 50c
male at the store
Chix Stix 35c
Chickens ... 65c and up
Just Phone All orders are delivered (A real
convenience if you don't want to brave this cold
weather).
AD 8-5108
Coffee Spot Bldg.
judicials will be a one o'clock
withdrawal. This will apply to
any coed who has failed to sign
out more than once. One violation
of the sign -out rule will not come
before judicial but will be han
dled by the community coordina
tor.
Central Judicial also stan
dardized a penalty for failure
to appear before a local judi
cial on the dale of the hearing.
If no legal excuse can be of
fered or if the coed had not no
tified the chairman that she
would not appear, the penalty
will be a one o'clock removal
plus the penalty for the offense
with which the coed was origi
nally charged.
The board also elarifed the pro
cedure for returning to the resi
dence hall after 1 a.m. following
a University vacation or a week
end.
Coeds who will find it necessary
ito return after the 1 a.m. closing
hour should call their senior resi
' dent in the duty office. Upon
returning to campus she should go
:directly to the residence hall
where a campus patrolman will
meet her and let her into the dor
m i t ory.
Procedure for taking the stan
dard one o'clock removal after an
accumulation of 15 late minutes
was also clarified. A coed ac
cumulating more than 15 late
minutes must take her with
drawal within a month following
her violation. If she fails to do so,
an additional withdrawal will be
attached to her penalty and she
must take two withdrawals with
in a month.
Ag Test Forms Available
The state Civil Service Commis
sion will conduct an examination
program for seniors in agriculture
on Dec. 10 and April 6.
Applications are available in
211 Armsby.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Chaplain Announces
Inter-Faith Program
Students in residence halt: and C and Pollock A, 2,3, 4, 5
11 now h and Nittany.
communities wi
chance to participate in a new
experimental religious pro
grain, Dr. Luther H. Harsh
barger, University chaplain,
said yesterday.
The program, which went into]
effect Wednesday, will feature:
counseling services, general
ligio-cultural programs and non-;
credit study courses in religion.'
It is being sponsored by the Pro}-!
estant, Catholic and Jewish cam
pus organizations.
Administrating the program
will be the Rev. Preston N.
liams, assistant chaplain. Under
Williams will be six members of
the chaplain's staff who will have
offices in the residence hall areas.;
Harshbarger said that the
areas have been divided into
,communities of West Halls; Mc-
Elwain, Simnions, Pollock B
1961 European Tours for Students and Teachers
College and No. of I Dates I Countries . ~ I Trans- I Credit Tour
Tour Director `Days I I Visited • I Atlantic 1 Hour* Rate
--
PENN STATE 11 Countries:
1
June 11 to England, Holland, Belgium, Plus
Student Gov't 44 '599
July 24 of your
ilazettilii,iieuArt,;:(nl,,eir,iinrznyA.lS,:tvriit:,er_ Transportation, None
Association Italy. Monaco, Francechoice
— I
PENN STATE June 18 tolo Countries:
se,.thuid, England, France, Round Trip by'
' II. X A it . 1 s Credi t
UNIVERSITY 35
July 22 Switzerland, Italy, Austria,
Liechtenstein, Germany, rincludea fare Hours $ 1199
for return via!
Dr. Dorothy Veon Belgium, Holland Copenhagen) '
I 9 Countries: Eambound:
BUCKNELL June 11 to:Scotland. England, Holland. JET Air
51 ' Germany. Austrin, Yugoslavia, Westbound: Nona 'l3-94
Dr. Jame): Gathings July 31 Italy, Switzerland. France S/S UNITED
Mr. Paul Souders STATES
- 111 Countries: : 6 Ibmrs
34
SHIPPENSBURG June 12 to: Ireland. Scotland, Norway, I , Toward
Sweden, Denmark. Germany, Ili Round trip by. Graduation $1099
Mr. and Mrs. July 15 Atiatria, Liechtenstein. Switzer- JE T Air or
George Reisinger land, France, England Permanent
Certification
.
Harrisbur Area '8 Countries:
I itound-trip 4 1101119
g
Toward . i 4 n "
June 18 to , Denmark, Norway, Sweden,
by JET Air Graduation : i 377
College Center 42 Finland. Russia. Austria,
July 29 Germany, France or Permanent
Mr. Ray Firestone Certification
- 110 Countries: Ensoipund: 6 Hours
LOCK HAVEN June 22 totscotland, Norway, Sweden, EMPRESS OF Toward
Mrs. Haze/ 53
August 13 1,.
ztly Den m ark,
s,‘.i
t t / I t e n r i n a t
n o
(iit.y,
France, Westbound:
ENGLAND Graduation $1299
Westbound: or Permanent
Ferguson
England JET Air Certification
-_-
CLARION . 11 Countries:
June 25 tol Ireland, Scotland, Norway, 6 Hours 9365
Toward
Prof. Charles 45 Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Round Trip by Graduation
JET Air or Permanent : I n d,
Roblie August 8 Austria, Switzerianfl, France,
Holland, England f Certification i Tuition
Lebanon Valley 6 Countries: - '1029
College 30 June 26 to
Scotland, England, Belgium. Round 'Trip •
• July 25 Germany. Switzerland, France by JET Air (Tent's.
Dr. Sara F. Pied l flee)
_
3 flour.; - ' ---'--
BUCKNELL June 28 t 0.6. 6 Countries: Graduate
56Leisurely stays in Italy. Greece,, Round Trip by (Towards $/599
Dr. F. David August 17 I including Aegaen Cruise), JET Air Masters
Martin Austria, Germany, Switzerland, . Degrees i
France or Under
, graduate
)
Interested Adults, not desiring study credi
acre a
P Nt4 svcAQ
23 Metzger Bldg.
AD 8-0528
All tours feature comprehensive sightseeing
ALL TOURS INCLUDE TRANSPORTATION, HOTELS
GUIDES, TIPS, TAXES. BAGGAGE HANDLING, SPEC
THEATRES, MUSICAL EVENTS AND SPEC!,
Call or Write for Complete Broch
I Miss Genevieve M. Dilts and. One hundred fifty fellowships
;James Halfaker will be the co-are available in 50 designated
lordinators for the West Halls universities.
!Elaine
Rev. Robert Boyer and Miss Graduate students, or students
!Elaine Heydenreich win serve the receiving their degrees by the
(McElwain area and the Rev. F. 1961-62 academic year may apply
Barrett Rudd and Miss Patricioo the Nuclear Science and En
iSmathers will be in the PollockTineering Fellowship Office at
!area. Oak ridge, Tenn., by Jan. 6,
Harshbarger said that Miss Dilts 1961 . The fellowships will begin
'and Halfaker are the only co- Sept. 1, 1961.
iordinators having permanent of-1
:flees, but that the other staff
!members will be given permanent
quarters in the near future. Miss
Dilts and Halfaker have an office
!in 119 Waring.
Harshbarger pointed out that
'the program will not take the
;place of ministers' visits to stu
dents. It is limited -in its scope
:and will only provide additional
',activities for students.
; He said, the program will be
!studied during this semester to
'determine its value and Will be
improved or changed at the end
of this time.
Rogal Travel Service, 222 Locust St., Harrisburg
Rogal Travel Service, 54th and City Line, Phila.
Carlson Travel Service, 8 Depot St., Quincy, Mass.
AEC May Grant
Aid to Students
Students in chemistry, en
gineering, mathematics, or phys
ics may receive the financial
means to pursue graduate studies
und.ir Atomic Energy Commis
sion Special Fellowships in Nu
clear Science and Engineering.
ICE
• SKATING
PARTY
A
TONIGHT 8 P.M.
a! University Rink
cs,
0 lk - ---_
, `IIII
Party will meet at Wesley
Foundation. After skating
we will return to the
F ounda i ion for refresh.
ments.
WESLEY
FOUNDATION
256 E. College Ave.
Affiliates of Penn State Travel:
t, may app y.
and recreation.
, MEALS, SIGHTSEEING.
I AL GOURMET DINNERS,
AL FEATURES.
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