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USG Amends Provision
For Filling Vacant Seats
Special f:lccl ions-to fill vacan-'which he’was elected. |
CK's on the USG Congress must • Disciplinary or academic pro
be conducted in specific crjnstitu-, ballon. j
encie:> within two weeks after Uie •Impeachment and conviction.]
vacancy occurs, according to taj Special elections will be under
constitutional amendment t h'ei the control of the Eledions Com-
Congress approved 27 to 1 Thurj-j mission and will be conducted
day night.- ; only in. those areas where a va-
THE PREVIOUS stipulation!
was that the vice president [should I he _Congress . a f’P a g re ed to
announce all vacancies in the sec- al }f r ? pna * e s,*?? the committee
o7|d week of each term, and spe- *' hlch Panted the You and the
dal elections should-te held « Communist Challenge program,
that lime. " : Jon Geiger (North Halls), iyho :
The constitution includes four pr^* erlt ?^. tp h e bill, said
ways for a congressman to lose m,t tee had found itself unable toi
his membership. ] ;pay the films and fa
• •'Non-registration for any term; c, f ,ties *1 had rented,
other than the summer term. THE PROGRAM was sponsored
•Change of residence area from by the Newman Club and the Uni-I
Coeds May Apply
To Enter Pageant j
University coeds who wish Jo
enter the Miss Centre County
Pageant may pick up applications
now at the Hetadl Union desk.
The applications must be ret umed
before April 27.
The deadline for room assign- April 23 and May 4. If they want,
ment applications for the summer a ncw room or neiy roommate,;
term is 5 p.m. Tuesday. Men who ou ' d apply from May 7 to;
... . ■ . May 18. Men students desiring a;
wish to retain their present rooms change of room or roommate must;
residence halls- for the apply between April) 9 and April!
1962-63 fall, winter and springy.
;terms must submit' their applica-; . „ . . _
‘tions at the same time - AII forms are numbered as they;
lions at the same time. are The?e num bers are'
Applications for room assign- placed in a bowl, drawn and given :
merits ‘may be obtained in the;a waiting list said.'
Iresidenpe area post offices and| Students should delude a sec-:
Ishould he submitted to the Hous-lond and third choicti of room and,
line Office in Pollock Dining Hall.jresidence hall on their applica
! THE 2JXW undergraduate stu- tions > he added.
dents already enrolled for the ' —: —
•summer term will all be housed r _ ■ iu ' I
in the Pollock area. Graduate rOrfTlor in IT IrfGQCI
istudents will be housed in Grange,'-*. i
Leete and Runkle-Halls. UieS 111 rlOl'ijda !
m Th , e e cd ,VJ e assign- John q. Lee former manager :
-ments for. the fall winter and of the Nittany Liorj Inn. died im
; spring terms is divided into two: his sleep yesterd; v aftemoonl
two-week periods for both men, w hil e visiting in Pa!!m Beach, Fla.!
’ and women, James S. Kline, head Le e had been manager of the Inn !
of the assignment section of thetfor 25 years * i 1
*Servicc^ 1 said f recS He became in a " d
«*#•»__ i ‘ . ' „ held the position efitil 1958. For;
flossier Writes Book j During the first period. Housing the last two years,'he had been
- Warren W. Hassler, Jr., asso-jwill accept applications only from.manager of the David Mead Hotel
date professor of American his-Mudents wishing to keep the samejin Meadville.
lory, has written a new book room. During the second period of,
about the’ army and its leaders assignment, students may apply •
under the pressures of war. for a new room or a new room-*
Titled “Commanders! of the mate - Students must submit
Army of the Potomac."! the 281-‘!J*? rnmat .e applications jointly,;
page volume “takes, the measure)- ine said. j
of each soldier at the crucial mo- WOMEN STUDENTS may ap
tnent of his life and the hfe.of'ply for reassignment to their,
the nation." ‘ | present rooihs next fall betweea
The Miss Centre CSunty Pag
eant is the official preliminary fpr
the Miss America contest and 'is
sponsored locally, by the Belle
fonte Area Jaycees.
Applicants must be between the
ages of 18 and 28 as of Sept.; 3.
Screening of all applicants on the
basis of personality, poise, beauty!
and intelligence will take place
prior to the pageant. . Twelve
finalists will be chosen.
At the pageant May 11. the 12
finalists will each appear in the;
swim suit, evening gown and tal
ent divisions.
Coeds need not be permanent
residents of this county :to com-!
pete because in mosC leases it
would not-be possible for! them to
compete in their county
while attending the University,
Stanley Goldman, cliairmian of the
pageant, said yesterday.:
ART ASSOCIATION
JAMMY
featuring
Jeff Brown and
THE COLLEGIANS
2-5 Saturday
HUB BALLROOM
FREE!
1 ' ! •
7:30 p.m. Monday, April 9
Application Deadline Set
For Summer Housing
nrr/rTT center
bLIKL s
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KRAPP’S | AWUL t.HAYH K
tqpe? .TTP-JEL
TRPE ~ . MAN
OF"
18-00 ml DtS ‘ rl 'K^
ARE COMMUNISTS REALLY
- TRYING TO SUBVERT
j AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS TODA
; Sete:
"OPERATION CORRECTION"
and
"OPERATION ABOLITION"
Tlib University Christian Association is sponsoring the
: | of these turn fUms .as a public service
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK; PENNSYLVANIA.
versity Christian Association. The!
rehgious. sponsorship-of the pro-j
gram was mentionec-i only once!
during discussion of yhe bill, land
no opposition wos vojced on thatj
basis. !- !
Geiger said USG should grant;
the $lOO not only pecause ; the;
committee needed it, but also be
cause he felt studenljgovemment
should . support worthwhile pro
grams for the students. j
John Witrner (fraternity area) 1
supported Geiger by. noting that;
the program was widely attended
by students.. Bruce Harrison (town;
area) concluded the cjiseussion by:
commenting, ."I’m sqrry to hearj
that they went in thif red to pre
sent this communist I thing.”
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Musicioivßeviews
New Jazz Trends
■"Third Stream” jazz is good, but
it!hasn’t found its place-in jazz
yet, Ramsey Lewis, leader of the
[Ramsey Lewis Trio, said lbst
[night after the IFC-Panhel Jazz
[Festival in Recreation HalL i
["Third Stream jaz? isn’t really
[jazz and it isn’t dassicaL Musi
cians have taken the devices 'of
[classical music like fugues and
[hive coupled it with jazz and the
■blues,” Lewis said. j
j "It harnesses the freedom of
‘.jazz.”
■ _ HE SAID HAT if he were play
jirig that type' of jazz, Maurice
ißavelV (a French composer) mu
sic would be the best to adapt;
“Dubussy would be good and
so would Stravinsky. Stravinsky
is harmoniously more intricate,
while Ravel is more melodic,” he
added. - i
Lewis said that approximately
95 per cent of the music that the
trio plays is originaL 1
“When we rehearse, I usually
.have some idea of what we are
[going to do.” he said.
[ “However I ask the other mem
;bets What ideas they have) we
[scramble them up there you
ihaVe it. I prefer working with .a
[smaller group like this because jit
j gives more freedom of expression
itj) the individual members.” >
: i LEWIS. SAID THAT the trio
:Has been together' since high
. school when they played in the
same dance band.
! j "We played ddnceable jazz." .
I The trio worked together until
j,.-: C
* * '
orium, Room 26
SATURDAY, APRIL 7.1961
they each reached the age of 19
and then disbanded for two years
while Lewis attended DePaul
University and Chicago Musical
College.
Lionel Hampton, who appeared
bn the double bill with Lewis,
said that when he was young he
played tympani and xylophone
in a type of-militaiy band.
“I then [learned :to-play the
piano and as the keys on a vibra
phone are the same as a piano,
1-took up the vibes,” he'said.
IN TALKING about his antics,
while on. stage, Hampton said, “II
don't'like to stand* stilL If I feel
like walking, in the audience,' I
walk in the audience.”
On the subject of "Soul” jazz,
Hampton said, “‘Soul’ jazz is
nothing but' blues which has al
ways been there. I don’t think
music stands still (hough, for we
can always invent. I could play
differently each time and improve
all the time.”-
Lewis, on the. other hand, said
that soul jazz was a term made
up by the record companies -to sell
records.' v
After the concert .Lewis left
for- Chicago for a series of en
gagements there. His newest al
bum, “The Sound of Spring,” is
scheduled to be released next
week oh the Arco label.
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