WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1962 i
—Collegian Photo by Jigs Doutt
RORORITY'RUSHEES CROWD around)he Panhel post office in
the Hetzel Union lounge to pick up invitations to Bermuda June
tiok which will start at B tonight. Over 1.000 coeds are participating W-12 Possession or use of alco
in the, rush program. .hohe beverages on University
Profeisor's Tardy Grade Returns
Complicate Operations for Registar
A high perce‘npge of facultylthe , end of the spring term.
iii,/•mb.ers did not, deliver their Consequently, it is important that
grade reports for the fall term the grade reports be turned in on
to the registrar's office by the'time, he said
deadline prescribed, Robert M.
Koser, associate registrar, said
yesterday.
"This problem must . be !solved
'by the end of the winter tens if
we are to have the, student
transcripts ready in time for spring
term registration;" Koser said.
The failure to turn in' the fall
grade reports did not cause much
trouble because there was almost
four weeks to prepare the tran
scripts. Robert G. Bernreuter,
registrar, said. However, he added,
the registrar's office will have
about a week to prapare them at
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1962
,Senate Revises W, Y, Z Regulations
1 In addition to a new ruielproperty andmaintenance of barsident organizations and activities,
I dispensing equipment or similar students .on probation shall not
' which forbids active social or- facilities for: storing or serving; participate actively in any extra
;ganizations from retaining re- ialchoholic beverages in any stu- ! curricular activity, and student or
dent or social unit, are prohibitediganizations shall not offer public
Istrictive membership clauses; !entertainment without prior au.
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iin their constitutions after! W-13 Thei Senate Committee,thorization.
'on Student Affairs shall hold stu-I In addition, only student organ
. June 30, 1965 the University :den
organizations responsible foriizations recognized by the student
Senate also changed and simpli- the good conduct of all persons at affairs committee may use Uni-
Wed senate Regulations W, Y and all i aws University-related functions versity facilities, and all student
Z yesterday.. d for conformance to the l
Vi an d,komMunications, media shall bo
i The rule changes were proposed of the - mubicipality,. common - ,supervised by a board of directors
!in a report by Laurence H. Latt- wealth and Cation. • !compotced of student and faculty
man, chairman of the Senate Con-1 ,
•mittee on Student Affairs. - i 414 Ani student who at imembers.
concerning social
up
,!, ,t 3 to register for another stu- 1 ' The: . . Z rules — ,
The other changes were drawn organizations were condensed to
or who,permits it to be done l
up by the student affairs commit ..,.._ : one specifying that social funo.
is behalf. or who in any
tee in an effort to put down in way;
put may be held only in places
As to falsify University rec-I___ _ •
simple terms, free of legal termi !
nology. what the University ex.
pects of students, Lattman said. ,
The new regulations condense
what were formerly nine rules
regarding student conduct into the
following five:
W-11 The. University regards
all acts of unethical, immoral, dis
honest or destructive behavior as
serious offenses. A student whose
influence is found to be injurious
to . the standards of morals of the
student body, or whose conduct, is
;prejudicial to the good name of
,the University, may be dismissed
by the president.
Prof Joins State Group
Dr. Norman C. Pendered, as
sociate professor of industrial
education, has been named to a
state-wide committee to study,
current problems in industrial
arts in the secondary schools 'or
:he commonwealth.
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upper-class
Friday,
tem
den
on
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ord.
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anoroved by the dean of mer, or
shall be, subject to disciplin- - -
;women:
action. ;
j Lattman said that the : nil.
changes were necessitated h)i 01*
lath ns for
W-1S Detailsn oraduate f Senatetudents! "r re g u- recognition that students
often unaware of Senate regula
which shall be given to each stu-
em
urg s
shali be embodied in a guidebook'
tinny because of their length. and
den entering the Um complexity. In addition. 1 h • versity. .
: change to the toxin system and en
ladditioti to the action on dis- effort to eliminate distinction- be
ll
crimmatory !clauses, the changed tween the University Park eam-
Y rides proilde that the Senate pus and CommoiNfealth campuses
Conimittee on Student Affairs made it necessary to revise the
shal have authority over all stu- regulations. - he said.
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