THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1961 Fees Due Dec. 8 By JOAN MEHAN Bills for the winter term University fees will be mailed to students tomorrow. The deadline for payment will be December 8. "The statements will be sent to the student’s home address if it is in the United States. However, if his home is outside of the coun try, the bill -will be sent to his campus address," Richard H. Bak er, bursar, .’said yesterday. "If \a student does not receive » bill at home or at the Univer- sity by next Friday, he should y check at the Bursar's office in 6 Willard," Baker said. Students who do not nay their fees by December 8 will be .sub- 3 Fraternities Penalized Phi Delta Theta .fraternity has, been r€C'&r.tnended for loss of social pr rileges for the remain der of iiie fall term and Sigma Phi Epsilon and Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternities have had rushing privileges removed for the remainder of the term . by the Interfraternity Council Board of Control. In addition to the removal of social privileges. Phi Delta Theta was also fined $75 by the board. The action stemmed from the theft of two University-owned lounge chairs by four members of the fraternity. This violated the social code rule which states that a fraternity is responsible for the conduct of its members. Thomas Deßocco. chairman of the board, said. The recommendation must be approved by the Senate Subcom mittee on Group Discipline, De- Rocco sSid» The four members involved are Jon Boyer, junior in the division of counseling from Avondale; I NEWMAN 6LUB I Presents | H Rev. Vincent Matthews | | Speaking on !| | "What Do You Know U g About The Church U p A Sociological Aid?" I HUB Assembly Room j I Tues. Nov. 14,1P.M. | Quality Means Everyth ject to a $25 late fee. If the cheek is sent through the mail it must be postmarked on or before De cember 8, he added. “Those students who have a University scholarship or. loan or a National Defense Student Loan may pick up their checks begin ning November 27 in the student Joan office in 6 Willard,” Baker said. These students will be able to sign any necessary forms concerning their leans or scholarships when they pick up their checks. “All these checks should imme diately be turned in at the Bur sar’s office.” he said. If the loan or scholarship is equal to, or less than, the student’s fees, he can pay any necessary difference and receive his re- Bruce Campbell, senior in busi ness administration from Phila delphia; Michael McCombs, junior in arts and letters from Pitts-, burgh; and David McKean, junior in mechanical engineering from Erie. ' . Sigma Phi Epsilon and Tau Kappa Epsilon have had rush ing privileges removed only in regard to freshmen, Deßocco said, because they advertised open houses in violation of an IFC ruling. All advertising concerning last Saturday’s open houses was to be done by the IFC- and the two fra-i ternities involved violated this by advertising on their own, Deßocco said. MEAL TICKETS DAILY Except Friday Si Saturday LISTEN TO WMAJ 10:10 nightly For ■ Details Your Student Directory U 1b« U; to Um . Stt Cll«s« Pinor l.ucby Sinter. .. ROBIN Ring $ 215.00 Wedding Ring $39.75 The real difference in dia monds is "qualify." Every Keepsake engagement center diamond is guaranteed perfect (or replacement assured). LSMiOqitaqhiJ akt*i4 w dw> letA rri«iiiiW>r<MTu. 216 E. COLLEGE AVHTOF„ mis college, mat*. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA ceipted bill, Baker said. If, however, the; check is more than the student's fees, he should simply turn the check into the Bursar's office. He will receive his refund and receipted bill before he regisisrs in. Jan uary, Baker said. Students who would like to de fer "fees may pick up deferment applications at the Bursar’s of fice, he said. Up to 50 per cent of a student’s University fees can be deferred. If deferment is approved, the student need only pay 50 per cent of his fees by the December 8 deadline. The remainder must be paid by February 5, Bake,r said. Students, who defer fees do not pay a late payment fee, he said. Tire only charge for deferment is a $2 service fee for every SR)O or part thereof that is deferred, Baker added. LA VIS PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF . MEETING Candidates Welcome in Fact Anyone Welcome 210 Eng. 9 Ilsurs, at 7 ;0Q MR CATALINA MAN RELAXED... the fritsily comfort of a sweater is great companionship for your favorite pastime...or any time. 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