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Williams to Speak
At Schwab Service
The Rev. Preston N. Williams, assistant University chap
lain, will speak at the Protestant service of worship at 10:55
a.m. tomorrow in Schwab on "Salvation for the Strong."
The Meditation Chapel Choirs, directed by James Beach,
will sing for the service. Special Christmas numbers will
SGA OK's
peachment
kmendment
SGA Thursd# night gave
'inal approval to an amend
ment which clarifies the im
peachment procedure for As
sembly members.
In effect. the new ruling makes
the already existing impeachment
procedures for SGA officers ap
plicable to all Assembly mem
bers.
The SGA constitutjon in the
past had not stipulated exactly
how Assemblymen were to be im-,
peached, although it did streifV;
that they could be impeached,
The clarification became IleCeS
nry when SGA Rules Commit
tee was considering the legality
of the absences of three members
late in October.
Th e three had been absent at
least three times, which is a vi
olation of Assembly's procedural.
rules. These rules, in part, pro-1
hibit more than three absences.
Robert Harrison, chairman of
rules committee, clarif led this
procedural rule at the time by
saying that the validity of ab
sences should be taken into ac
count after "removal procedures
are nromuh - cAted."
There must be a two-thirds
vote of Assembly in launch the
impeachment of an officer or As
semblyman. The chairman of the
Supreme • Court then hears the!
case, with the remainder of As-!
sembly serving as jury.
The defendent can then plead'
his case and may have one ad
visor with him. This is the only
time that the legality or illegality
of the deefndents' absences can'
be taken into account, Harrison,
taken into account, Harrison
added.
WDFM to Conduct
Audience Survey
WDFM station personnel will
conduct a random survey of its
listening audience beginning aft
er the Christmas holidays. The
survey, which - wilj, be held by
phone, will include the student,
faculty and State College resident
audience.
Information from the survey
show the estimated size of
the listening audience and will
indicate the hours of greatest
listening coverage. Future station
programming will,be based on
these findings, Sally Layton, sta
tion publicity director, said.
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be Buxtehude's "Der Tag, Der ist
so Freudenreich," Panchelbel's
"Von Himmel Koch, da komm ich
her," and "Von Himmel kommt"
and "-En natus est Emanuel" by
Michael Praetorius.
Next Sunday two services, at
9 a.m. and II a.m. in the Helen
Eakin - Eisenhower Chapel, will
replace the 10:55 a.m. service at
Schwab. Dr. Luther H. Harsh
barger, University Chaplin, will
speak.
The Rev. Theodore Braun, Unit
ed Church of Christ Chaplain to
the University, will speak at the
Protestant Worship Service at
9 a.m. tomorrow in the Chapel on
"An Apple Shrine Christmas."
Morning seminars will be held
at 9:39 and 10:30 a.m. tomorrow
at the Presbyterian University
Center. Discussion leaders will be
Dr. Robert Murray on "Modern
Rivals to Christian Faith," James
Halfaker on "Psychology and Re
ligion" and Pat Smathers on "Bib
lical Studies in Basic Christian
Beliefs." Coffee and rolls will be
served at 9:15 in the Fireside
Room.
The Sunday Evening Fellowship
will meet with the Christian,
Evangelical United Brethren and
United Student Fellowships at
6:20 p.m. at the Faith United
Chuych of Christ to discuss sum
mer service opportunities.
The Rev. William F. McClain
will speak on "The Lighted Way"
at the Presbyterian Church serv
ices at 9:15 and 10:45 a.m. tomor
row.
Roman Catholic masses wilt be
held at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Schwab
and 8, 9:30, 11 a.m.. and 4:30 p.m.
at Our Lady of Victory Church.
Father McGowan, a member of
the. Maryknoll order, will speak
to the Graduate Newman Club
at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow in the
Chapel.
The Wesley Foundation Choir
will present its Christmas program
at 9:15 a.m. tomorrow, The serv
ices at 9:45 a.m. and 610 p.m.
will be in charge of Jane Hahne,
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December 11th from
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
ISA Approves
Plan to Operate
in All Terms '
The Independent Student Asso
ciation approved a recommenda
tion Wednesday that the organi
zation should actively operate
during all four terms.
ISA members felt that since in!
the past no independent group!
was active during the summer
session, there was an inadequate
social program for independent
students and that if ISA remained
active all year-round this situa
tion would be remedied.
It was also recommended that
to be eligible for the office of
president an independent student
should be required to have an All-
University average of 2.4 or high
er and that other officers main
tain an All-University average
of 2.2 or higher.
The average of 2.4 for presi
dthat was set because ISA mem
bers thought anyone with a low
er average would not have the
free time required of the presi
dent of a major campus organi
zation.
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Polish Professor
To Speak on Bible
Dr. Ludwik Stefaniak, profes
sor of archaeology at the Univer
sity, of Krakow, Poland, will be
on campus through next Tues
day, according to Dr. Luther H.
Harshbarger, professor of relig
ious studies.
He will give a public lecture on
"Archaeology and the Bible" at 8
p.m. Monday in the Memorial
Lounge of the 'Helen Eakin Ei
senhower Chapel_ '
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