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Journ Coreer Night
Newspaper Career Night, a program designed to acquaint
journalism students with the newspaper editors and pub
lishers and the work they do, will be held at 8 p.m. tonight
at La Galleria.
Members of the Pennsylvania Newspapers Publishers’
Association will meet approxi
mately 107 ■students fiom the burgh PresSi and W i Uiam L Mc .
School of Journahsin to Lean, 111, assistant treasurer, and
IwnrkUSS 1 wnrk USS 31 stuart Taylor, vice president, The
phases of new.p pe Evening and Sunday Bulletin,
The program has been arranged Philadelphia,
bv Wiliiam K. Ulerich, publisher &1 T . w -
of The Clearfield Progress and Us her The Da!?; News HuS'
chairman of the Advisory Com- wun^ri Y ‘
io [he School of Journal- SSSg
ism- , Mayer, assistant to the publish--
Uuerich said the purpose of er< Johnstown Trilmne-Demo-
Career Night is to generate in- crat . E> j, Ger rity r managing
terest m the newspaper indus- editor, and Joseph Gilroy, act
try as a career and to focus j ng c ity editor. The Scranton
attention on the many oppor- Times,
tur.ities in this field." ~
„ T , , Career Night will begin with a
Newspaper representatives who f orma i program during which the
will take part in the program m- editors and publishers will an
clude Quinton E. Beauge, editor, swer questions which the students
and John R. Corbett, advertising have submitted
manager of the Williamsport Sun- * ™ ‘
Gazette; J. E. Holtzinger, publish- Afterwards, the newspapermen
or, and Richard E. Beeler, adver- will meet the students informally
tising manager of the Altoona , (^lscuss specific jeb openings
Mirror and personal qualifications.
Miss Elizabeth Burke, person
nel manager, and Bruce Mair,
assistant labor relations director,
The Philadelphia Inquirer; Victor
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SPECIAL MEETING
Open to Students, Faculty, Staff
and General Public
For Ail Persons Registered
for
SGA Thrift Flight to Europe
1. Question and Answer Session
2. Distribution of Passport Forms
3. Discussion of SGA Thrift Tour
4. Color Slides on Europe
5. Talk by
MAJOR THOMAS GRIFFITH
Europe and Africa Specialist
Travel Consultant, Penn State Travel
6. Light Refreshments
If you are going or thinking of going to Europe this will
be a most valuable session for you
THURSDAY, MARCH 9 - 7:30 P.M.
ASSEMBLY ROOM HUB Bring Your Friends
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
LA Courses
To Be Varied
For Summer
The College of The Liberal Arts
will be offering a larger and
more diverse program this sum
mer than in previous summer
sessions.
“The liberal arts college will be
offering a wider variety of
courses so that a student in a
liberal aits curriculum can plan
on a solid program for the sum
mer term,” Richard 6. Maloney,
assistant to the dean, said.
The college has also, made
course accomodations for the en
tering freshmen, Maloney added.
In .planning our summer pro
gram we don’t have the problems
that the technical colleges have
since people in liberal arts have
more electives and more fluctu
ating schedules, he said. We
aren't as concerned with sequen
tial courses either, Maloney con
tinued.
As in past summers, the college
will offer service or general
courses which are required for
students in other colleges.
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Group to Attend
Ed Conference
The Education Student Coun
cil voted last night to send three
members to the conference of the
Eastern States Association of
Professional Schools for Teachers.
Barbara Johnson, president;
Carol Connelly, vice president,
and Linda Huston, secretary-trea
surer, will attend the conference
which will be held March 23, 24
and 25 in New York City. Myron
L. Coulter, council advisor, will
also attend.
In other business, Miss John
son announced that a coffee hour
will be held after Easter vacation.
John R. Rackley, dean of educa
tion, and Abram W. Vandermeer,
associate dean of education, will
explain the four-tdrm plan to
students in the college.
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• SPECIAL GIANT KIDDIES' MATINEE SAT. 9
2 plus 17 CARTOONS
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, 1961
WRA Softball Manager
The Women’s Recreation Asso
ciation is accepting applications
for the position of softball intra
mural manager for the second
eight weeks of the spring semes
ter.
Any interested woman student
with at least a 2.00 all-University
average should see Miss Della
Durant in White Hall.
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