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Fraternities Lucky
To Be Free—Zerman
Fraternities are fortunate to have the freedom to govern
themselves as they do at Penn State, William Zerman, exec
utive secretary of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, told dele
gates to the Interfraternity Council encampment yesterday.
The keynote speaker for the annual encampment held
Debating Squad
Adds Discussions,
Audience Debates
The Men's Debating team has
expanded its forensic activities
this year to include audience par
ticipation debates, public debates,
and discussion sessions before
Centre County civic groups and
local organizations.
This year, as in previous years,
the men’s team will hold both var
sity and novice tournaments. Var
sity debates will be held with
Wayne State, Rochester, Temple,
William and Mary, Boston, and
Holy Cross,
Novice tournaments are planned
with Westminster, Duquesne, St.
Vincent, Pittsburgh and Dickin
son.
Persons interested in partici
pating in (lie Men’s Debate Team
should contact Mr. Ronald R. Nico
son, instructor in speech, in 312
Sparks before Oct. 7.
The debate team is sponsoring
several one and two credit foren
sic courses with the Speech De
partment. Previous experience In
debating is not necessary to enroll
in these courses, Nicoson said.
3 Colleges Plan Mixer
Tli e Education, Chemistry-
Physics, and Mineral Industries
Colleges will hold a mixer from 8
to 9:80 tonight in the Het/.el Union
Ballroom.
Back to classes...
prepared for every
course
with
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this year at the Civil Engineering
Camp explained the role of the
administration in dealing with
the fraternities, He stressed that
Ihe fraternities have a big re
sponsibility to the administration
in view of this freedom.
! Six workshops discussed IFC The TIM Council has planned
problems and made plans for Ihe for this year a. Las Vegas night
coming year. These workshops on Oct. 2!, two ice-skating par
included rushing problems, ties at the University rink, a
scholastic problems, IFC rules Roaring Twenties dance on Jan.
and policy, public relations, 27, two mixed swims and a don
fraternity activities and inter- key softball game in the spring,
fraternity council structure. Legalized "gambling" will
Richard Pigossi, IFC president, l come to the campus when TIM
called the encampment “the best holds Las Vegas night in the
ever." However, he said, due to Hetzel Union ballroom. Rou
lade of time, the workshop rc-J lette wheels, dice tables and j
ports will not be given until the poker games will flourish with I
next IFC meeting scheduled for; TIM-employed croupiers paying
early October. j off winners with authentic Las j
Speakers at the encampment in ; Vegas souvenirs,
addition to Zerman included, Dean TIM also sponsors educational!
of Men, Frank J. Simes; Wilmer fji ms j n the Hetzel Union assetn-
E. Wise, assistant dean of men b jy room each Wednesday and a
in charge of fraternity affairs; bi' ue book file in its office, 203
Laurence H. Lattman, chairman HUB.
of the Senate Subcommittee on The organization’s downtown
Student Affairs; representatives Rousing committee is conducting
from the Social Security office an investigation of borough hous
and the Bureau of Labor and In- ; ng regulations in an effort to
dustry, and the Borough Manager, eliminate substandard and un-
T safe conditions in the apartments
Tutor Prospects Asked rented t 0 stu dents.
To Sign ett HUB Desk Long range plans include a TIM
Students interested in tutoring|)’ e ? l ' ea " on . social center,
may sign up tomorrow through (bridge and dancing lesaons for
Sept. 29 at the information booth| independents, and coopeialion
on the ground floor of the lletzelj} vl 'h the borough in obtaining
Union, the HUB desk or at 1 lOjiiati*amural facilities separate from
Old Main. p he University.
A listing of all tutors, depart
jments and societies which offer
| tutoring services will then be com
j piled by the Division of Counsel
ling and distributed to Junior Resi-j
I dent eounseloi'3 by Oct. 9.
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Opposite East Campus Gate
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
TIM Social Events
Planned for Year
Town Independent Men is
an organization which governs
and provides social activities
for the 4000 non-fraternity
men who live off campus.
The governing body of the or
ganization is TIM Council com
posed of 2G membcrs-at-largc.l
four officers and a non-votingi
parliamentarian. I
Elections for the TIM Council
will be held Oct. 10. Candidates
must be nominated by present
ing a petition signed by 20 town
independent men. Previous
members who desire to run may
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All candidates must have a 2.0
All-University average and, if
running for the first time, a stu
dent must have at least three
terms remaining at the Univer
sity.
After elections, a workshop for
council members will be held
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supply every student, put
frequently we have to order
books before we have ac
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when we can give you the
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because we don’t have one of
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1961
Article by Golatz
Outlines Labor Education
The growth of the labor educa
tion institutes for steelworkers,
which began in 1946, is outlined
in an article by Helmut J. Golatz,
associate professor of industrial
relations at the University, vvhich
was published in the July issue
of the Pennsylvania Business Sur
vey.
Professor Golatz writes that
last summer more than 4000 steel
workers attended programs at 23
colleges and universities and that
the program pioneered by the
University today represents the
most ambitious experiment in
union-university cooperation in
the United States.
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