I'AGE £II6HT COmmittee Charters OSGA, Keystone The Organization of Student Government Associations and the Keystone Society were recently chartered by the Senate Commit tee for ,Student Affairs, Robert Fisher, ()SCA president said last night. "OSGA acts as a mason agency between Student Government As sociations of the center's and campuses of the University with out possessing, any legislative authority," Fisher said. The • Student Government As sociation president and a student leader from other campus com pose the membership of OSGA, Fisher said. An administrator from each campus attends the meetings but does not vote, he added. OSGA HAS BEEN active since 1960 and although unchartered has been' permitted to have three meetings each year plus a sum mer workshop at the University Park campus, Fisher said. Improvement of inter-campus communications,, primarily through; exchange of publications has been a major project of OSGA, " he said!. The organization is cur rently Working toward extending the student insurance program. of the University Park campus to the Commonwealth . campuses. The Keystone Society, which CHANGE TO LUCKIES- andget some taste for a change! fwd.d of cife dnseirast (*taw- 7 —' is our slant WU. o..'s. at was suggested at an OSGA work shop, is a recognition society to stimulate interest and participa tion in the co-curricular (academic and activities)` life -at the cam puses, Fisher said . Each campus wishing to start a Keystone Society must have its charter approved by its' local com mittee for student affairs. — I DOUBT THAT A Keystone Society will be started here," Fisher said," because of thi vast number of activities we have." "It is hoped, however, that corn parable societies exi i rg on other campuses will bec e chapters of The Keystone' Society." CHI PHI FRATERNITY'S CRAZY TIE PARTY WEAR CRAZY TEES THAT YOU - "Co- NO LONGER WANT - 47 1 ` „ SAT. 900 P.M. „• t _ • Parties open to Freshmen Every Weekend. UKNI c i c,/,,V. ttttt THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNsnvAnirt THE PROFESSORIAL IMAGE., It used to be 'that professors, as soon as they were 28, took on a father image—rumpled tweeds, tousled hair, pipe. But these days, the truly "in" professor has the "buddy" look Ivy suit; crew cut, Lucky Strikes. It seems that students learn more eagerly, from someone with whom they can identify. Alert teachers quickly pounte on the fact that college students smoke more Luckies than any other regular. , Havie you pounced on the fact yet? ight Snow,iMild Temperatures Forecast for Today, Tomorrow • The occasional snow that began Wednesday night finally ended yesterday morning after • accumu lating to a depth of 1.5 inches. More snow, but no accumula tion is expected today. Mild air, which' has produced abnormally warm weather in the southern and eastern states during the past several days, should move into the northeastetn states today. HoWeyer, a layer of cold air that remasns in the lower few thousand feet of the atmosphere over Pen nsylvania will prevent 'the Com monwealth from feeling thel full affects of this mild air. /us{ the warm air is forced to ascend over the gold air, clouds and light precipitation will result. Today should be mostly cloudy and milder with occasional light IRS "TH ' E FA Isnow this morning and light rain passible this afternoon. A high of 37 is expected. Partly cloudy and milder weath%: er is indicated for tonight and tomorrow. A low of 30 is pre 'dieted for tonight, and a high of 42 is forecast for tomorow. Colder weather should return on Monday. Approved Fraternities , All fraternities are approved for social activities this week end mice?! Alpha Phi Alpha. Zeta Psi IS approved for Satur day only. COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE BANJOS, UKES, Guitars. Pianos. Ham. mond Organs—at:rings. books, all music supplies.•Plfer Musie Centers, Benner' Pike. Open 'til 8 p.m daily except Weds. Phone EL 6-3441. , FOR SALE: BEST Haircut in town at Geroge's Barber Shop. under Western Auto. Two barbers. No waiting. TRADE-IN TELEVISION Seta. completely reconditioned. liga Zenith T.V. Elec tronic. Service—TELEVISION SERVICE CENTER AT STATE COLLEGE TV. 30' x 6' BCHULT TRAILER: 8800. Call AD 8-2709. Yr TEA" 15ATURDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1962 CREDIT STAFF MEETING SAT., FEB. 3 1 p.m. 131 - i SACKETT Bring Pens Important FOR RENT AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: Baur. nbibed one bedroom apartment; beau water. stove and refrigerator furattbed. For further Information call AD S-0616. ONE SINGLE and one double room, cen trally located • cooking facilities and free parking. 11,N . 84851 or AD 7-4078. GRADUATE STUDENTS. Upperclassmen —comfortable rooms with hot and cold running water or private. bath; inner spring mattresses, centre!, parking ac commodations. To inspect and compare. The Colonial. 123 W. 'l4lttany. AD 74792 or AD 74860. TRAILER FOR RENT.-L , 30 tft. by $ ft.. one bedroom trailer In good ,ronditlon' at Hilltop - Park. $54 per month. Phone AD 7-7592. EGINNING • SPRING TERM Lease. minimum of one term, for, efficiency &pertinent 270 . month plus power. Garner and E. Bearer. AD $4220. ROOMS—SINGLE $4; Double 36. Tele vision, clock radio, tile bath, individual beating. Phone AD 7-2693. • VERY LARGE singles and a double room , at 286 S. Frazier; fit, block from famous with kitchen privileges ant parking. AD S-1484. I.ii ;IFmAyl RECORDER - CONSORT forming all players welcome. Call UN ;5-4579. 7-1 p.m. 2ND EDITION Unabridged Webateen International Dictionary. Call after AD ' 8-6921. WAITERS WANTED. Call AD 7-74/53, ask for rook. RIDE TO Charlottesville, Virginia or vicinity for two anytime Friday, Feb. 9. Call Aline .UN 54993. •••••.••••••••1110•Irsaressilas••••.••••nmiloommessomeoll FOUND A ROSARY in Schwab Auditorium Sun day afternoon, Jan. 26. Owner please call Connie UN 5-2268: LOST ••••,••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••&•••••••••••••••••••••••••1 LOST: GOLD ANlll.Sapphire Ring Satur day night at Pia Satma Sigma. Pieta* call salmi Brenner UN 6.2665. LOST: SCARAB BRACELET In vicinity of McKee.rCall• Esther, UN 5-15147.. LOST: SCARAB BRACELET In vicinity of McKee. Call Eather UN 54377. , LOST: GOLD CHARM 'Bracelet In front of McKee last' Friday. Call UN 14337. Reward. LOST: PINK WALLET In the vicinity of Shortlidge. 'Call Nancy UN 6-421.2 or turn in at Health Center. WALLET—Area of Ree Hall. Please re turn Immediately. urgent! Mike Varand, AD 8-9066.• Return .to !HUB desk. HELP WANTED STUDENT WITH firm or mechanical experience to work part time an nearby farm in exchange for room and/or board. If interested call AD 7-2862 after 5 p.m. WAITER WANTED, preferably without third period classes. Call Stewart, P 1 Kappa Phi AD 7-4937. MISCELLANECUS PART TIME Employment, College students, male or female. Afternoon and evening work. 17 hours per week. Working, schedule will be arranged to suit class and study schedule whencrer possible. Call Mr. Kant. fer 9 a.m.- - 2 p.m. AD 8.205 L Salary— sso per week. STUDENT CHECK ,CASHING AGENCY open Monday thru' Friday 9:30.:003 Saturday 9:30.2:30. ' ALPHA PHritaLEGA, men's service ha. ternity invites yon to a rustling stacker Feb-- 15 at 7:30 in NUB dining roams A and B. CHINESE CLASSI Every Monday. 7130 p.m.. 112 Saekbout during winter term. Come even It you have missed a class. Beginners welcome. _ Share notes with other sinophiles. SING OUT FAR PEACE with Alix Dob. kin,* Philadelphia folk singer. Saturday. S-p.ra.. Wesley Foundation. Donation LPL Sponsored by SENSE. GUERRILLA WARFARE Principles and Informatron 'compiled from recmpased authorities. Write John Parker, P.O. Box 397, State College. ' , ICE HOCKEY—AU who ant intereeted come to Whipples Dam Sat_ afternoon. PENN STATE PACERS pnwmt *1194M National Drags•' .from NHRA Film Library 7AKI p.m Slaft4W7, Feb. L'llf Onammd. All welcome! PSOC MIX ED • SWlM—Clennland ' Pool, Monday, Feb. 5, 7 :3540 :00. MONSIGNOR LEONARD 3. FICX ortM speak Feb. 'll. i 00 p.m. in lli Bowie. His topic: The Index—Good or Sad? Open to public. Sponsored by Newman Club.
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