TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1961
Few Greek Groups
Enter Annual Sing
Only eight fraternities. and six sororities have entered
the IFC-Panhel Sing which begins on Oct. 22, Sally Leight, co
chairman of the sing, announced yesterday. The deadline for
applications is tomorrow.
Quartets from seven fraternities and 12 sororities have
Pollock 5 Is
Failing Down,
Falling Down
Since mid-summer students
walking past th e Pollock
dorms have been witness to
Penn State's version of the
nursery rhyme, "London Bridge is
Falling Down."
Sections of the brick and lime
stone facing above the ground
floor of Pollock 5 are missing,
creating what many area residents
call an unsightly appearance.
Walter Wiegand, Director of
the Physical Plant, said the
damage does not stem from a
structural defect, but was
caused by improper installation
of the brick and limestone by
the contractor.
Director of Housing, Otto Muel
ler, said that damage stemmed
from the contractor making an
error in following the architect's
specifications. The error caused
an excessive amount of weight to
be supported by the facing, caus
ing it to crack. Due to the danger
of the facing falling on passers
by it was removed, he said.
The contractor is reported to be
waiting for new limestone to re
pair the damage but does not
know when the repairs will be
completed.
Cannon Writes Articles
For Chemical Journals
Michael R. Cannon, professor
emeritus of chemical engineer
ing authored two articles and
joined graduate students in the
preparation of two others which
were published by professional
journals last month.
Three of the four were in his
speciality controlled cycling
distillation. The fourth article,
published in the Aug. 7 issue of
Chemical Engineering, was titled
"Some Common Errors in Thermo
dynamics." The others were pub
lished in the August issue of
Industrial and Engineering Chem
istry.
FOR THAT INDIVIDUAL TOUCH
Yes, there are always those special
people at home who would appre-
ciate a gift from the University,
especially crested jewelry.
So guys cmd gals why don't you
come down and look at the complete
line of crested jewelry and the other
displays?
P.S. Guys, why not treat yourself
to a new tie bar and gals, of. course
those Sterling Charms and $3.25
Sterling Silver Rings are so popular.
entered the competition, she said.
Miss Leight said she hoped
many more groups would enter
'before tomorrow. She added that
she would hate to see Greek Week
fail, "and if the sing fails, I'm
afraid Greek Week will also."
Preliminaries for sorority
groups as a whole and frater
nity quartets will be at 6:30 p.m.
Oct. 22. On the following day
the order will be reversed with
the fraternities as a whole and
the sorority quartets holding
their preliminaries.
Final judging will be at 8 p.m.,
Oct. 27, in Schwab. No judges
have been chosen yet, Miss Leight
said.
The following fraternities have
entered in the group singing:
Alpha Zeta, Zeta Psi, Pi Kap
pa Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon,
Alpha Kappa Lambda, Phi Sigma
Kappa, Alpha Chi Rho and Acacia.
The following sororities have
entered in the group singing:
Zeta Tau Alpha. Gamma
Phi Beta, Alpha Omicron Pi, Del
ta Delta Delta, Phi Sigma Sigma
and Alpha Chi Omega.
Fraternity quartets which are
participating are Zeta Psi, Pi
Kappa Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Alpha Kappa Lambda. Theta
Delta Chi, Phi Mu Delta end
Acacia.
Sorority quartets which are
participating are Zeta Tau Alpha,
Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Colony,
Delta Delta Delta, Kappa Delta,
Pi Beta Phi, Phi Sigma Sigma,
Delta Zeta. Alpha Kappa Alpha,
Phi Mu, Theta Phi Alpha and
Alpha Delta Pi.
CLASS RINGS
1962 & 1963
MARK BUTLER
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Post Office
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
Collision Causes
Damage to Cars
A two-car collision at the E. Col
lege Ave. entrance to the Univer
sity Saturday afternoon resulted
in $5OO damage to the automobiles
of two University students, State
College police reported yesterday.
No injuries were sustained in
the accident, police said.
Robert L. Neilsen, of Thompson
Hall, had stopped at the entrance
for a stop sign when his car was
hit from behind by a vehicle oper
ated by James Sterling, also of
Thompson Hall, police said. Dam
, age to the Neilsen car was esti
mated at $l5O and to the Sterling
vehicle at $350.
Red Cross Course Set
The State College chapter of
the American Red Cross will hold
an advanced first aid course to
day, Thursday, Oct. 10 and 12 at
330, W. Beaver Avenue.
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