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Soph Board Studies
Summer Activities
The Sophomore Class Advisory Board, under the chair
manship of Edwin Grinberg, has surveyed over 60% of the
various organizations on campus to determine to what extent
they are planning to
,operate during the' summer term.
The survey shows that some will operate under small
changes, some will operate on the
same basis as they do in the oth
er terms and some will not func
tion at all.
Board members found the fol
lowing activities scheduled for
the summer:
The Business Administration
student council will hold month
ly meetings and will draw up an
orientation program for their stu
dents.
The Dilily Collegian will pub
lish at least one issue a week.
WDFM will be on the air. prob
ably from. 7 p.m. until midnight
seven days a week.
The Student Check Cashing
Agency will operate on a half
day basis.
The Hillel Foundation plans to
continue with religious services
only on Friday nights and Satur
day mornings. The Lutheran Stu
dent Association will operate on
a limited schedule.
Organizations planning to op
erate as usual, according to the
survey, are: University Amateur
Radio Station, Camera Club,
Schuplattlers Club, Student Tri
bunals, Traffic Court, Phi Delta
Kappa, and Sigma Tau Delta..
Those definitely not going to
function are: Liberal Arts Stu
dent Council, Engineering Stu
dent Council, Agriculture Stu
dent Council, Home Economics
Student Council, Mineral Indus
tries Student Council, Interfra
ternity Council and Panhellenic
Council.
Thespians, Players, Froth, News
and Views, Central Promolion
Agency, Newman Club, Leonides,
Jazz Club, Orchestra, Alpha Phi
Omega, Gamma Sigma Delta, Ac
counting Club, Pr—Veterinary
Societies, Poultry' Club, Future
Farmers of America, , 4-H Club,
Agriculture Engineering Club,
Clover Club and Horticulture
Club.
Activities with indefinite plans
are: Education Student Council,
Association of Women Students,
Women's Recreation Association,
Pi gamma Alpha, and the Inter
national Club.
Ag Student Gets Award
Marry C. Winter, junior in agri
cultural and biological chemis
try from State College, was pre
sented a $lOO Kendall Co. award
Wednesday night "for excellence
in undergraduate chemistry or
chemical engineering."
WEEKEND FUN AT THE
TONITE at 7:00 0 9:10
Elizabeth Taylor a Montgomery Clitt
"A PLACE IN THE SUN"
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Continuous from 1:30 P.M.
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All Judicials
To Attend
Conference
A judicial workshop will be
held this weekend for all
members of University judi-
cial groups
The purpose of the conference,
according to Janice Wanner,
chairman of the workshop, is to
evalaate the present policies on
discipline and the existing judi
ciary system. The workshop
members will recommend policies
for the future development of the
system.
Each member of a judicial body
will be assigned to one of the fol
lowing discussion groups: Policies
on Discipline University and
Student, Plans for the Future,
Responsibilities and Jurisdiction,
or Penalties and Enforcement.
The groups led by one of the
judicial chairmen will meet Sat
urday morning and afternoon in
the Hetzel Union Bulding.
A banquet in Dining Rooms A
and B of the HUB will begin the
workshop tomorrow night. Mon
roe Newman, head of- the Senate
Sub-Committee on %Discipline,
will speak to the judicial mem
bers on "The Rational for Judi
cial Action."
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SISTERS
Weekends: April 14 - May 20
CENTER STAGE
Sold Out
Opening Weekend!
Tickets for any of the other
performances may be reserved
by calling UN 5-2563 or stop
ping by at the HUB Desk.
Tickets are also sold at the
door on the evenings of per
formances.
On Route 322 at Boalsburg
Box Office Opens at 6:30
TONIGHT and SATURDAY
"BRIDGES AT TOKO RI"
and "THE COUNTRY GIRL"
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
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"Circus Stars"
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at the
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Friday Night
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