SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1961
WDFM Broadcasts
Music, Local Events
WDFM, student operated FM radio station, begins its
eighth, year of broadcasting this term with programming
plans ranging from campus “election specials” to Metropoli
tan Opera performances.
Most students without FM radios will be able to hear
WDFM only from 8 to 10 p.m.
when the station broadcasts in
conjunction with WMAJ, State
College radio. However, the stu
dent station has tentative plans
for FM broadcasts daily from 3:30
p.m. to midnight.
Almost a dozen staffs make
up the entire WDFM operation.
These range from announcing
and news writing to engineer
ing, Richard Kellman, chief an
nouncer said.
New students wishing to worki
en WDFM may attend an open!
house at 7:30 Wednesday eveningj
in 121 Sparks. There are positions
©pen on all of the staffs, Kellman
said, but the station is primarily
interested in developing a larger
news writing staff this term, Kell
man said.
IF YOU WISH TO WORK ON THE
CIRCULATION STAFF
this year, there will be a meeting this
SUNDAY (TOMORROW)
TIME: 7:30 P.M.
PLACES *New Collegian Office
Work Schedules Will Be Set Up As Mailing and
Campus Delivery Will Start Tuesday
♦OFFICE IS NOW LOCATED IN THE BASEMENT OF SACKETT,
THE NEW BUILDING.
FRESHMEN: TODAY IS THE LAST DAY
TO REGISTER FOR THESE PRIZES!
The Stale College Area Chamber of Commerce extends
a sincere welcome to the class of '65. We invite you
to stop in the stores displaying the blue and white
welcome signs to meet the merchants and get ac
quainted with the services and merchandise available
here.
Daily Collegian
Three Subscriptions
Bostonian Ltd.
Reversible Penn Stale Jacket Kalin's Men's Shop
Wool rich Popover
Charles Shop
Villager Blouse
Centre Co. Film Lob.
Bmm Movie Camera
Penn Whelan Drugs
$lO.OO Gift Certificate
Clearfields
Sweater
Crabtrees
Parker Pen and Pencil Set
Danks
His & Her Shirts
Harper's Inc.
Gift Certificate
The present schedule of broad
casts includes the nightly simul
casts with WMAJ, two hours of
classical music on FM only, night
ly from 10 to 12, and from 7JO
to 9:30 p.m. Saturday.
The station has tentative plans j
for broadcasting Metropolitan
Opera music on Saturday after
noon.
Along with these regularly 1
scheduled programs will be “spe
cials” broadcast throughout the
| year concerning various events of
! local interest including SGA elec
tion campaign debates, lectures,
and musical events such as con
certs.
Application blanks for the staff
of WDFM are now available in
304 Sparks.
State College, your new neighbor, wishes you the very best
in your coming years at Penn State,
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Chaplain to Speak
In Schwab Service
Dr. Luther H. Harshbarger, Uni
versity Chaplain, will give the ser-;
mon at the University Chapel
Service of the fall term at 10:55
tomorow in Schwab. I
His topic will be ‘‘To Enlighten
the Misery of Existence.”
The chapel choir directed by
Willa Taylor will sing Psalm 28
by Alan Hovhaness. George Ceiga,
University organist, will play
selections by Benedetto Marcello,
Joseph Rheinberger, and Andre
Campra. '
The Protestant service of wor
ship will be held at 9 a.m. tomor
irow in the Helen Eisenhower
Chapel. Rev. Barrett Rudd, as
sistant director of the University
Christian Association, will give the
sermon. The chapel choir, direct
ed by James Beach, will sing
“Psalm 4” arranged by Robert
Shaw.
Hurs
Corduroy Slacks and Bulky
Sweater
Kotin's Dress Shop
Kilt (Skirt)
Mac's
Men's Sweater
Metzger's
Free Textbooks
Mur's
Expansion Wrist Watch Band
G. C. Murphy
Gift Certificate (male & coed)
Music Room
Gift Certificate
Rea & Derick
Timex Wrist Watch
Stop in and register for the free door prizes valued
at more than $5OO. There is absolutely no obligation
to buy. Just stop in, look around and register for the
drawing. Just four days remain for registration. The
drawing will be held on Monday, September 25.
Committee to List
Qualified Tutors
The SGA Tutoring Service of
fers participants in the program
la three-fold opportunity, Ruth
iFalk, Chairman of the committee,
.said yesterday.
) MLss Falk listed these three op
portunities as a way to earn extra
jspending money, a way for edu-
Ication students to practice teach
ing, and a way to help other stu-,
dents before tneir academic prob
lem becomes hopeless. [
j The committee is now in the
process of compiling a list of
.capable tutors. To be included on
!the list the only requirement is
to have achieved either an A or
B in the course the student wishes
to tutor. ;
, Miss Falk went on to explain
j that any interested and qualified
[students may sign up to tutor to
day through Friday at the main
desk or at the booth on the!
ground floor of the Hetzel Union
today through Friday.
Schlow's Quality Shop
Blazer
Sear's
Drafting Board Kit
Woolworth's
Clock Radio
McLanahans
Transistor Radio
McLanahan's Self Service
Transistor Radio
Contemporary Trends
Earrings and Bracelet
Keelers
Gift Certificate (male & coed)
Levine Bros.
Men's Jacket
Wolf Furniture
Table Model Radio
Blair Shop
Gift Certificate
Evening Tests Out
Evening exams have been dis
continued for the time being,
John E. Miller, head of scheduling
Said yesterday. This year large
'classes such as Physics 235, Math
41, and Chemistry 1, which in
;previous years have scheduled
examinations in the evenings, will
hold their examinations in the
regularity scheduled class period,
Miller said.
The large number of evening
classes and the difficulty in sched
uling has made it impossible to
conduct tests in the evening.
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