PAGE EIGHT
Panhel Views Plans
For Rush Periods
Th e Panhellenic Council
heard two new rush proposals
last night which differ • pri
marily on whether concentra
ted rush should be held at the
end of the fall term when no
classes are in session or during the
first part of the winter term.
This makes a total of three pro
posals being considered by the
council.
The first proposal presented by
Janet Carlisle, rush chairman, was
very similar to the one presented
to the council at the last meet
ing.
Both of these proposals call for
the concentration of rush at the
end of the fall term with sorority
women and rushees paying spe
cial room and board fees to re
main on campus during the rush
ing period.
The proposal presented last
night calls for only one round
of chatter dates while the pro
posal presented at the last meet
ing calli for two rounds and an
extra day on campus. The fee
for room and );o: -r'-" 7--
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The third proposal asks for the
concentration of rush during the
beginning of the winter term and
provides for two rounds of chat
ter dates.
. All proposals allow for fireside
talks on Oct. 1 and V, registration
on Oct. 23 and open houses on
Nov. 4,5, 11 and 12.
Some objections to holding
rush when the University is not
operating are that the addition
al fees might reduce the num
ber of rushees and also be a bur
den to sorority women partici
pating.
The problem of transportation
was also voiced since those par
ticipating in rush would probably
be unable to get rides home for'
vacation and would have to use
public transportation.
Some objections against concen
trating rush in the beginning of
the winter term were that it
would be detrimental to grades
and would extend rushing over
too long n period since it would
begin with registration on Oct.
23 and end with ribboning on Jan.
17.
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Coed Drive--
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public funds which are controlled
by the state legislature as its main
source of support.
•The University itself Is only
as free as the holders of the "purse
strongs" permit them to be.
•Since we are students, we
must search and be innovators, we
must find out what is going on--
take action and wake up the pub
lic.
Others participating In the
"Harrisburg Caravan" are Dawn
Hall, Jeanne Arnold, Marjorie
Miller, Janet Rubenstein, Linda
Jagels, Anna May Hannas, Pam
ela Randall, Elaine Waxman,
Nancy Tiassier, Barbara Suter, Di
ane Root, Mary Davies and Wen
dy Johnson.
Any students interested in the
trip may contact these girls, Miss
Epstein said.
Theta Sig' Installation
Theta Sigma Phi, women's hon
orary journalism society, recently
installed the following officers
for next year: Gretchen Harrison,
president; Karen Hyneckeal, vice
president; Phyllis Hamilton, trea
surer; Marjorie Downer, secre
tary, and Jane Trevaskis, keeper
of the archives. '
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
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Horse Show Scheduled
The annual Penn State Horse
Show, sponsored by the Penn
State Riding Club, will be held
Saturday and Sunday, May 6 and
7, at the Lions' Club Show
Grounds west of- State College,
along U.S. Route 322.-
• Syracuse University
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FOE SALE
1960 AD i STIN HEALEY, new disc brakes,
new tires, radio, overdrive. 21.000 miles.
Best offer over $l9OO. Call Barry Fireman
AD 7-4933.
HONEYMOON or Vacation. Week's room
for two at Hallandale Resort Motel
(near Miami) anytime in May or June.
Best offer. HO 6-6942 after 6.
THREE PIECE Living Room Suite. In
cludes davenport and, two chairs. Call
AD 7-4768 for information.
1953 PLYMOUTH, standard transmission,
radio, heater, new battery, good tires,
good mechanical condition. AD 8-2893
after 6 p.m.
SLASH YOUR high rost of kitchen equip
ment by buying from Equipment Manu
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ware, Ranges, Refrigerators, Dishwashing
Machines, etc. Phone for salesman, write
or come to Equipment Manufacturers, Inc.,
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326-1621.
1968 CHEVY Impala 2-door hardtop;
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sl7oo. Call Toni Kulp AD 8-2415. •
10a41 1957 LIBERTY Sneneecraft 2-bed
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ONE BEDROOM 27 ft. Trailer In excel
lent condition ; located in quiet spot on
Branch Rd. Phone AD 8-0415.
AERIAL COLT "200" Motorcycle. Call
Jad Al) 8-0179 after 7 p.m.
1954 PONTIAC— radio, heater, automatic.
Will Bell for beet offer. Call Maury,
AD 8-3021.
DINING TABLE, six chairs; light finish
with red upholstery on seats. Good shape.
Price $3O. Call UN 5-2102.
1954 TRIUMPH Cub. 9 to 1 piston and
modified crams; recently overhauled.
Call AI) 9-0373.
FLOOR-LENGTH GOWN of white organdy
over pink taffeta. Worn once, eize 9.
Call AD 8-9680.
1960 DECCA Miami Stereo Hi-F! $66
AD 2-8236.
CHANEL MASTER 6 - Transistor Radio;
one month old $2O-25. Call UN 6-4503.
1959 TR3 TRIUMPH good condition
Write or call Bill Thompson, 401 E
Locust St., Clearfield, Pa. PO 5-3868.
195 TRIUMPH TR3, white, wire wheels,
disc brake. See at 113 Hiester St.
LATE 1559 MCA Coupe, excellent con
dition,, dark blue, R&H, wires, ww.
Goes like a Twin-Cam I Honest 16,000 mi.—
$1796. HO 6-0862 after 6 :00 or contact
Bill Jackson, Rm. 114 Carnegie.
THINK .SMALL. Must part with my
lovingly maintained 1967 VW. Has radio,
heater, and extra spare tire. Excellent
condition. AD 8-2586 between 5 and 7 p.m.
only please.
FOR RENT
COMFORTABLE MODERATE rate week
end accommodations for family and
friends. Colonial Hotel, 128 W. Nittany.
Mrs. Cox AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4850.
LARGE PLEASANT single room, male
student. Near campus; shower, tele
phone, $7.00 week. AD 7-7212. 619 W.
College Ave.
DOUBLE ROOM, nice and quiet, for sum
mer and fall semester. AI) 7-4022.
MODERN FURNISHED 3-man apartment,
Metzger Building. Available for June.
Call Al) 7-2851 after 5:00.
10-BEDROOM FRATERNITY - House for
rent. Large living quarters in good con
dition. AD 7-3412.
TWO M AN I u rnished efficiency apart
ment in Metzger Building. Excellent con
dition; kitchen. For summer only. Stan,
UN 64772.
RESERVE A ROOM for the summer term
now I Only one-half block horn campus.
125 S. Pugh St. AD 7-3412.
ROOM AND BOARD for fall. Family style
meals. Rooms only for summer. Clean
and Quiet. 243 S. Pugh St.
NEW TWO BEDROOM Duplex, available
for immediate occupancy. Centrally
located. Call Federated Home and Mortgage
Company AD 8-8600.
WANTED
RIDE OR RIDERS from Lansdale for
Senior Ball weekend. Call Fred, AD
8-2747.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26. 1961
Columbia Prof Initiated
Dr. David Truman, professor of
political science at-Columbia Uni
versity who spoke recently at
the annual banquet of Pi Sig
ma Alpha, political science bonor
ary society, was initiated as an
honorary member of the society.
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WANTED
URGENT! ME TO New York needed,
Saturday night, April 29 after 11:3O
p.m. or Sunday, April 30, a.m. David
Railer AD 7-3286, .UN 5-7588.
TYPING—Fast and Accurate. AD 8-2548
ENGINEERS WANTED, to live in nll
engineering house—tall 1961. Meeting at
162 Hammond Thursday 27th. For Infor
mation call Bob UN 5.5848.
THE EE 32 TI4XT, "An Introduction to
Circuit Analysis," by R. E. Armlngton
and C. Volz, 1960 edition new, immediately
t buy or burrow the rest of semester).
Cell Jim UN 54420.
DISHWASHER,' Sigma Chi urgently
needed. Cali the caterer Al) 8-9332.
RIDERS FROM Pittsburgh to State. Fri
day morning, May 5 (Senior Ball): re
turn to Pittsburgh May 7: Call Roger
UN 6-14148.
RIDERS WANTED from Pittsburgh to
State College on Friday and returning
to Pittsburgh on Sunday. Call Henry,
AD 8-6795.
DESPERATELY NEEDED ! Ride to Beth
lehem Friday, April 28. Call Sandy,
UN 5-4990.
WANTED: INDIVIDUAL who cracked
LIBERTY BELL. Please report to "A
Xi Delt" or "Chi Phi."
SOMEONE WILLING to eat the best food
in town in return for services as waiter.
AD 7-4332.
DESPERATELY NEED Ride to NYC or
Phila., Friday, April 29. Call Vicki
UN 6-8207.
DESPERATELY NEED ride to N.Y.C.
Friday, April 28. Call Vicki, UN 5.8207.
TYPING AND multilithing thesis reports,
etc. Reasonable Bum. Call AD MOH.
FURNISHED APARTMENT has two male
graduate students; needs one more male
student. Within walking distance of cam
pus. Phone AD 8-1409 after 6:00 p.m.
LOST
WILL WHOEVER took my Penn State
Jacket please return? Lost in Buekhout.
Call UN 5-6919.
ANTHROPOLOGY 31 notes in spiral bound
notebook. Return to Joel, AD 7-4953.
BLACK RIMMED glasses in white case
with Spanish Sketches on it—Lost Thurs
day in 'Willard or Pollock area. Please call
Louise, UN 6-8016.
MISCELLANEOUS
NOMINATION FORM for Outstanding
Senior awards in the College or Educa
tion due this Saturday at HUB desk.
EXPERT SHOE SHlNE—Davidson's Bar.
ber Shop, next to Murphy's ; 8 a.m. to
5:80 p.m. daily.
THROUGH A CHANGE of plena The
, Midnightera ARE available Friday, May
6, Call Bob Tac AD 8-2636.
MYSTERIOUS GIRL in blue who over
whelmed boy in black coat at Schwab
9:00 ELM. Sunday. Call Mike UN 5-7301.
WAS DOLLY MADISON really making
Ice Cream wholesale? "White Rouse
Scandal" tells all. Kappa Sigma-Alpha
Chi Rho.
CLASSIFIED AD STAFF: Meeting to
night at 6:30 in Collegian office. Old
and new staffs.
NO, YOUR name doesn't have to be Faulk
ner, but the Chem-Phys council is
looking for a newsletter editor. Self
nomination blank at HUB desk.
WORKING FOR Spring Week? Refresh
with DONUTS. Delta Phi Epsilon selling
DONUTS at fraternities, annual fund
raising.
"SEE YOU AT Martha's Place"—A.Z.-
McKee
WAS DOLLY MADISON really making
Ice Cream wholesale? "White House
Scandal" tells all. Kappa Sigma-Alpha
Chi Rho.
ANYONE INTERESTED In taking EE
during summer please contact Lynn
Kiehl AD 8-2101 iinmediately.
AMERICAN CHEMICAL Society Student
Affiliate Meeting tomorrow, 7 p.m.,
163 Osmond. Officers elected, plant trip
sign-up, picnic discussion,
COMMUNION BREAKFAST Sunday, April
80, 10:30 a.m. HUB dining rooms A&B
tickets -$1.25 at 207 Chapel. Sponsored
by Newman Club.
NEED SPRING Clothes Shortened? Call
AD 8-2901, Marilynn. Straight shirta—
The; full or pleated—MOO.
TENNIS FANS—racket stringing and rep
palm the No•Awl-Way by Hassinger.
Large selections of nylon or gut. Prompt
service. Guaranteed satisfaction. University
Tennis Service. 61[ E. Beaver Ave. Phone
AD 7-2316.
PIPER'S: Your one-stop music center on
Benner Pike. Guitars. banjos, complete
music line accessories. Open daily from
84 except Wednesday. Pifer Music Center.
Mono EL 5414 L