The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, February 06, 1962, Image 5
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1962 ' ~ ~ 1 . . . z,pocolitetence PlanSed by OSGA Thirty seven delegates fran the UniverSity's 14 campuses will meet' here Friday and Saturday for the winter term ses sion of the Org4nization of Shident Goveinment Associations. "OSGA acts as a liaison agency ,between the Student Gov ernment Associations of the V l arious,centers and campuses Of the 'University without possessing any legislative authority," Robert FiiheripSGA president; said yesterday. . REED FERGUSON. director-on University relations, will give the l keynote address: on the role of the -student in helping the Uni versity obtain' state appropria-' tions. Fisher said last night. After an 'informal reception irv— the Hetzel Union lounge and al . dinners in the HUB dining room': • Lecture the delegates will break up into' Dr. Helen I. Snyder, assistant , two workshops to discuss orients- professor of psychology will tion programs. ,speak on "Frontiers in Psychol- Representatives from campuses °O.. at 8 p.m. in 11l Boucke. another fir. the on-campus, which have only:two year courses'This is ILectlire Series •sponsored by the; of study. will discuss "Improve aLß'nai, B'rith Hiller Foundation. ment of Orientation Week • • •, • : Commonwealth. Campuses." Thei ,-• , rest of the delegates Alvin consider ,) • • 1 "Conference ••• "Improvement' of Orie ntat i o n: Dr. l Robert O. Bernreuter, spe-i Week for Tranifer. Students at' cial a ssistant f to thepresident for University Park?' (student a ff airs, will hold arvopen discuision with the students at, 7:30 p.m. in the HUB reading room. , - THE SECOND 'ROUND of work:. shops Friday, will consider, the ef fects of ;the foUz-term system. "QSGA seat, ifuestionnaires to every 'climpii.s t - so we expect to have the opinions of about 3,000 students i 'on' the four-tent sys tem,,7 Fisher said. "A capsule re port j from each campus will be presented to Robert G. Bern= reutery" special assistant 'to the president for student affairs, Sat urday." • Bernreuter will present admin istrative comments on the four term system Saturday,. Fisher said. "This session Saturday, a wrap up of progress-reports ,from each campus on summer conference projects,"'he said. Delegates will!report•on wheth er their campuses would like to participate :in a!proposed student insurance program and also their piogress on standardizing SGA awards. Whether or not you will be avallatdn for employ meat ih the immediate future, sign for your inter view, Ow. Your final tialullt• year affords 3- ; omi Unity you May never have again to 4 - -irk:Wats career possibilities with the broadest - • • fares of companies in ytxk chostnt THE DAILY: COLLEGIAN 'UNIVERSiTY PARK.. PENNSI ~NIA TODAY ON CAMPUS Donaldson Gets Medal NROTC Midshipman Clive bon freshman in mineral in dustries from Blairsville- was awarded ,a medal for outstanding service by, the Society of Ameri can Military - Engineers recently. The 'award was presented to Donaldson by Mijor Thomas Collins, assistant professor of Military Science and adviser to the society. 4 hied for Minor D , . Four sbxlents were arrested on minor charges over the weekend hi State College police. At hear ings before Justices of the Peace William P. Bell and Guy G. Mills all four pleaded guilty and were fined. BELL FINED Wayne Burtnett, sophomOre in meteorology from Yeadon; Theodore Butcher, fresh man in. liberal inis from Glen Cove, N.Y., for their participation in a disturbance in Humes Alley Friday night. Bell-said they had been throwing beer cans and other derbis at the - facade of a Scholarship P BX. 5:15 p.m— HUB assembly •Cweris, 6:30 p.m.. 212 HUB , Application forms forte l.loo De, scholarship are available today in, merit, pt.l of 2 p.m., 'lCo mmercelB HUB -and Manage 103 Burrowes and at the HUB Ed. tudent Council, 6:45 p.m., desk to students in the College of 21: 216 HUB -. : Education who have displayed an 'Frot , 8:15 p.m..:203 HUB ogy and who have a 2.5 interest in education or pso All- ychol-,Marketing Club, 12:45 p.m , 218 . University average. . 73 1 ri • • • . 'Pan 1, 6:30 p.ni., 203 HUB 1 ' Other Meetings !Schu lattlers, 7 *fp.m.. 215 Wagner; . AcoustiCal Society, 7:30 pin., 212-Won n's Chorus, 7 p.m., HUB 213 HUB , ass mbly . ! Angel Flight, 8,p.m.. 217-218 -HUBIWU 7 p.m.. 214 HUB ' I Committee on Inter-Religious Affairs Announces • 9th Annual Brotherhood Banque,. Mon., Feb. 12 - 6 p.m. - HUB Ballroom Speaker: Dr. Beniamin Mays. Pres.. Morehouse College, Atlaita, Ga. Topic: **Brotherhood Across Race and Culture" I - ENTERTAINMENT TICKETS: $2.50 on sale HOIDEN( or CHAPEL Xn .:; ,:-. - .7::::._.ee s t's! li.egardless of your military obligation, or your graduate school plans, come in and talk with us now about a career in tech nical management. We'll need good Men 2 and 8 years from now as well as today. PROCTER & GAMBLE will be interviewing in the Placement Office far IS and MS degree level Chi, ME, EE, If, Cf, Engr Sce, Math, Statistics and Chemists. FEBRUARY 20 and 21 We believe that, to a greater extent than any other com pany, Procter & Gamble provides opportunity:for advnce- , ment on the basis of merit alone. Procter & Gamble has a consistent record of: a. Rapid growth and product diversification that ion tinually provides new technical management career opportunities year after year., - - b. Employment•of engineers directly from the campus to fil the needs generated by our expanding business. c. - Providing early responsibility after a.training period suited to the man'siown needs. d. Promotion strictly from within pn the basis crfi.per formance alone.. • For summary Information and detailed description of!work areas, see our "Careers in Technical Management" litera ture in Placement Library. M Eva OPPKtunitiAloyw .T isfui LI bar. !II said in es an# als rbances loca, Be . all three paid $14.50 in f And coats. He also said Burtnett was route guilty,l by his own statement, ,of: violating the borough mina's ordinance, whicli makes it illegal, for a Minor to purchase alcoholic. beverages. Burtnett was fined an, additional $3830,f0r this violation. MARE GREtNFIELD, fresh man in liberal arts from Phila-: ielphia. was fined by Mills Sat-: urdayl for also violating the mi -tor's brdiirariee. He was assessed. 136.501 in fines and costs. 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