THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1961 Encampment Workshop Suggests Town Building Code (This is the second of a series of made by the six workshops of the ber 14-16.) A building code designed to set minimum standards for health, sanitation and safety in town rooming houses should be enacted by the Borough Council according to a recommen -Campus Problems Workshop. dation of the Encampment Of: The workshop suggested that SGA establish a new committee or assign to an existing commit tee the task of working with the Borough Council to develop such a code. The workshop also recommend ed that the list of houses that were approved in last spring’s housing survey be made available to the students. Both of these recommenda tions were made after consult ing with Stale College Mayor Boy B. Anthony, Borough Coun cil President Lawrence Peres and a representative of the Dean of Men's office. The workshop devoted a good deal of time to discussing com plaints of high prices in town stores and shops. It was felt that the Book Ex change should be expanded to sell all items that are essential to the education of the students such as books and supplies. The workshop did not believe that items such as clothing should be handled by the BX because students not wishing to pay the prices charged in State College may purchase these items in their home town. In discussing sanitary condi tions in town eating establish ments with the mayor and Bor ough Council president, the work shop learned that a full-time bi ology professor serves as the health inspector for the borough. Although stale sanitation laws do. exist, the borough health in spector apparently follows no established regulations for in specting town eating establish ments. Thus, the workshop recom mended that SGA work with the borough council to establish bor ough sanitation regulations for town eating establishments with in the framework of existing state laws. James W. Burden James W. 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By JOEL Editorial MYERS Editor articles oh the recommendations SGA Encamptnent held Septem Innoculations Available Innoculations against influenza are available for $1 from 8 to 11:30 a.m. every day except Sun day at the Ritenour Health Center. 7 P.M. COLLEGIAN OFFICE THURSDAY BASEMENT OF SACKETT THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA Ed Council Plans Revisions The Education Student Council took steps Tuesday night to im prove communication between the council and the education stu dents which it represents, presi dent Barbara Johnson said last night. Under the newly-planned sys tem, each council member will represent one residence hall, Miss Johnson said. She said that the: council member would be respon sible for keeping in touch with the education students in his hall and should inform them of stu-: dent council events. Council members would also encourage education students in their halls to sign up for council CREDIT STAFFERS OLD MEMBERS In addition, she explained that council members would solicit suggestions and opinions from their constituencies on the various aspects of the council. T » t / committees, thus introducing students outside the council to committee work, Miss Johnson said. College councils Have been criticized in the past for lack of communication with students, Miss Johnson said, adding that the education council is the first to attempt to remedy the situa tion. j Carol Connelly, junior in sec-j jondary educatior from New 'Castle, was appointed chairman of 1 the committee to organize the new ■! system. Short Meeting for All Students Interested in Working on LA VIE 10 Sparks 6:45 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 28 Both old and new members welcome wkivt ©»(§© Abd* A® wife©! 9 fcrf raptor Frankly, there is no practical substitute for the wheel today. But at Ford Motor Company, our scientists and engineers refuse to give "no" for an answer. They are tackling, among others, the problem of wheelless vehicles for tomorrow. Is "tomorrow" really far off? Not according to the men at Ford. Already they’ve devel oped the Levacar as one possibility. It replaces the wheel with levapads, per forated discs which emit powerful air jets to support the vehicle. Air suspension— if you will—of an advanced degree. Imagine traveling swiftly, safely at up to 500 mph, riding on a tissue-thin Film of air. Guided unerringly by a system of rails. Propelled by powerful turboprops. This is the Levacar. Meanwhile we've still got the wheel. And the job of building better cars for today. So we hope you won’t mind riding on wheels just a little longer while we con centrate on both tasks. 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