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ICheng to ,Speck Northwestern Prof
i • To Speak Tonight
n Ne L w :York Dr. Donald T. Campbell, psy
:chologv professor at Northwestern
i Dr. Tien-Hsi Cheng, professor . -- .
;
; of zoology, has been invited tO ;University, will speak on "Quasi-
Experimental Designs for Use in
!lecture at a symposium on Science( - ;"
If the students do not vote for the deletion of the Student ! in Communist China Dec. 26 and! at 8 p.m.
tonight in 11l Bourke.
Natural Social Settings
27 in New York City.
Government Association finance bill in the coming elections,' The topic will concern the
The symposium is sponsored by ;problems in devising and inter
it will be brought before the SGA Supreme Court, Richard the American Association for the
:Advancement of Sciencetioda. ipreting research in field situa
;
Snyder, chairman of the proposed Liberal party said last and is
financed by the National Science: Campbell received his bache
night. :Foundation. At the symposiumiloes, master's and doctoral de
will also serve as a rep-igrees from the University of Cali-
The bill, which has been put on the ballots as a student : Chen g
resenlative of the American In-kfornia, and has had articles pub
- _
,referendum, gives the SGA Elec- stitute of Biological Sciences. !fished in both the "Psychological
r. e s •
M wins Commission pOwer to spend Cheng's lecture at the sympo-jtev •
k'7oo for party or independent ' " and the "Psychological
iew
slum follows a six-month leave-;Bulletin."
of-absence for teaching and lec--
:campaign publicity. Liberal par- turing in the Far East and Eu
i e arty
P
endorsee,. campaigning as a rope. From FebruarV until June
i _: - rou e p ill o o f r independents, have re- he taught biological. sciences in
ong Kong. While :n the Far;
fused to accept any of the allo-
Ea,lt_.. he served as advisor on et-l
'cated money. and have decided to :
ucational research and worked,!
Purposes go . without commercial publicity.:
, witn an advisory board to trans-:
Snyder said that the bill had ;late Chinese scien:ific publica-1
In keeping with the myster "flagrantlyviolated" when '
lions into English
y been
• the Elections Commission print- :
surrounding the Piddle party ed Campus and University par- Stevenson Will Lead i
1
platforms distributed 1a s t ties" platforms in The Daily Col- Religious Study Group i
legian. He said that when the !
week, an anonymous caller independent candidates decided 1 Dr. W. Taylor Stevenson, in-:
•
telephoned r a ' d i o station ..ought they would only be not
los
to accept SGA money "they ,'structor in religious studies, wilwill: !n
lead the study sessions for stu-!
INDFAI late Saturday night ing poster displays and radio ;dents at 6:30 p.m. Sunday and;
,on D. 18 at St. Andrew's Episco-;
to "explain - the Piddle party.' time." pal Cairch parish house.
.' The bill stales ''that commercial
In a taped phone converAalion ,• • The theme of the sessions will;
radio time and printed poster din- be "Advent: The Beginning of
the caller who claimed to be ac- -
Plays ... are to be the only Corr Nev: in the Piddle or2anization. • Relationship"andwill deal:
mercial publicity a owe c‘ir‘n‘* -•
said that the platforms were writ- • ~ • - &-• Nt ith the area of personal. buss
,.. the campai,gn.
11 d i •
•ness and classroom relationship
ten as a sare on campus politics
Rob e r t Umstead. Elections-as compared with the Christian!
and the puroo:e of the anonymous'
, •,,i• it i m - o „. omm it ter ," w , s to Commission Chairman. said that idea of personal relationship.
he had mentally Planned so put
amuse and. to "get Lean? type in
terfst in student affairs.- the platforms on the posters. but -
The spokesman said t h at no that the printer said it would be
plans for unveiling the secrecy Impossible to put both the pic
tures of the candidates and the
surrounding Piddle party is an
ticipated. When asked if the par- platforms on one poster.
'iv would run student government Alter consulting with the
secretly if ever in office, the can- chairmen of both University
er said that he doubted if the ad- and Campus parties, Umstead
ministration would approve of . said, •it was determined "that
student government being run by the•general intent of Assembly
the "underground." in passing the bill was to inform
WDFM spokesmen Roland King the student body as well as pos
and Dennis Foianini asked the sible." Since "there was not
caller about the number of plat- much time,. Umstead said he
forms distributed and were told decided "to interpret the. Col
that the total was approximately legian as a poster" and place
1000. The caller also said, in refer- the party platforms in it.
ence to an inquiry of local print- Dennis Eisrnan. Campus party
ers by The Daily Collegian. that chairman. said that he pressured
the platforms were not printed in for Collegian space. and that he
town. felt the independents should not
The caller also said that "Col- object since they could have ac
legian bloodhounds" posed a cepted the money and had their
threat to organization secrecy, platforms in the paper also
Party Finance Bill
May Go to Court
DON'T FORGET
POET'S CORNER
10:05 A. M. HUB READING ROOM
Dec. 6 ....Miss Pauline Lochlin (unannounced subject)
Dec. 7 ....Mr. David Olivett reading his own poetry
Dec. 8 ....Dr. Arthur Lewis on T. S. Eliot
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Willard.
Juniors interested in summer
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