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Posf Off/ce7ljs Men's Holt Societies
Will Receive Top 58 New Members |
Surv&v Forms Fifty-eight men were tappedßandolph Carter. Allen FeiifgoldL
The dissatisfaction whfch wom-ltfons, Miss Starbird said. .Under ' • recently by the- five-men; >~ John Fox, Harold
en students have expressed with existing rules, a woman is not! Completed surveys on students’ societies, i hilipj Stemhauer,, hatjGoldstein and Michael Green-,
their judicial rules is the result of penalized for stating the latest'attitudes toward the University society council j president, saia.wald. ... I
misunderstanding. Susan Star-possible sign-in time on the dayimust be'returned to the office of las * night. ■ [ ! ! Skull and Bones also tappe{l
bird, chairman of the Association of her expected return. [student Affairs Research through! Delphi, sophofnore society, jtap- Edwin Grinberg. George Henning,
of Women Students’ rules revision She is penalized only if she;residence hall post offices as soon ped seven men; Blue Key japd Max Lagally. Donald Madady,
committee, said Wednesday night, foils to return before the. timers possible, Mrs. Louise Mason, jAndrocles, junfor! societies, [tap-iMelvin Schulman, Edgar Snydef,
Of the 200 questionnaires re- st>e bas indicated and fails to'psychometrist in the Student Af-jped nine and ten men respectively;!Emil Sos and Dean Wharton, j
turned many indicated miscon- typify a member of the profes- fairs Office; said yesterday. - and Parmi Nous arid Skull (and: ~ . >
ceptions about signing-out proce- sional staff in her residence if an v student has misDlaced or Bones ’ senior s societies, tapped ,
.dures, Miss Start>.rd Said/ Miss Starbird said: _ . destroy*’ hishes^ouldf sixtc<;n men f ch - . I Warmer Weather
~ “The main purpose of signing DISSATISFACTION with guest phone UN 5-6357, extension 26,: Tapped by pelphi were; Fran-; _ . ■ _ j..
out is to let the staff know that' regulations was expressed inland request another copy, she -Conti, Samuel Cell is, I OCfCfV
the individual has left the resi-many of the questionnaires, she;said. [Miller, Thomas M. Miller, Dpvid' • '. L
dence hall and that she has hot,said. ‘Die rule that each guest l n ' . w,J® avltz ’ Michael Stoll and Bruce: Beautiful. weather is forecast
returned if an emergency bhbuldimust have clcan/tmtn, provided l vJ? n e lL.?®®_i UI J r cy w™ s a y?[Troutman. J. 1 '^? rand ’tomorrow. Skiis
arise," she said. 'by the University, is a state Board!“** n rel 4 med ' Mrs - Mason, said.} Blue Key topped Keith should be sunny and, afternoon
"If a woman takes the respon-!of Health regulation, she ex-: 1 ” 6 m ‘‘ ssin g surveys are in'most [Robert Fought, Jeffrey Edelipan,’temperatures will reach into the
sibiljty to state her destination!plained. [cases those of students living on Michael Lespner, Kenneth Lions, middle 70’s today and .the low
specifically, she receives added] The rules revision committee ipamP“ s - ' [Thomas Parfy, Harry Rauch, Wil- 80's tomorrow. j
protection proportionate to the; is conducting an investigation to. Many of these forms are missing'Bam Titus find Charles Vincjent. i The s i ow . m oving front that
amount of detoil which she in- [see whether or not the fee charged;because some residence hall post; ANDROCLES tapped Afbert brought inclement’ weather -to
eludes. Miss Starbird said. | for bed and linen can Be reduced,; office workers did not return [cartwfight,? John Courtney, Fredi Pennsylvania Tuesday and
• A WOMAN who plans to re-i M, f s Starbl f d said. . (the .surveys through the inter-j Good, George Jackson, Barry,Wednesday is well off the Atlan
, main ~in the lounge, recreation!.. As a re *ult of suggestions from campus mad, she explained. Neilinger, Mark Schwartz. David tic coast, and a fair-weather pijo
room or sorority suite with her [ ™ questionnaires mree rule! WILBUR F . DIEHL . supervisor gasson, Ralph Wise and HerWiducing high pressure’cell follow
dale for the entire evening need^“ an 2“ " e^ e . pr ° y “*; o f mail and telephone services,! Witmer. i ‘ | |mg in the wake of the front has
not sign out. Miss Starbird said.;“^M an J *£ss Serale'*™* James S. Kline, head of the' t Tapped jby Parmi Nous were; become the dominant weather
However, the woman is still re- b I n >room«ksienment division of the'Wilberti Donaldson, Frednck;feature in the eastern states,
sponsible out fiKSSK"* division - : Tohighl should be clou^y
of the residence hall before clos-j THE PROPOSED rules provide; given all post office personnel in- j Stuart Liner, Lloyd McSparran/. - - -- y ---
ing hours and will receive late,for 1 a.m. permissions at the be-j s tructions about the surveys she! J a - V Stormer and George Williams.!
minutes accordingly, she. said. (ginning of terms, a.=penalty of 10 so there should be no further! Also tapped by Parmi Nous.
Many girls who answered thejlate-mmutes for failure to sign difficulty in returning the conies .were Morns Baker, James Banks,
questionnaires were in and informal attire for Satur- , ■,,, . ~.0 James Burke, Michael Dzvonic,
about travel procedure regula-:day evening meals. snouia be returnea.Thomas Davis, Roger Schwartz,
. “-T- ~™" I a " d . J ’ Waflace
Wharton Views-Advisory bones t ',
Dean Wharton, president of the groups to determine their inter:, 'lp •»-
Underg.aduate Student Govern- ests and. opinions concerning Chapel Aid Applications i
ment, .aid last night that he sup- Spring Week events. r , . f, , .... „ Nl *
ports the idea of-an. -unaffiliated „ T . , . , . . 4 . ‘ Students may apply for 1962-63
advisory board to investigate
teresU in Spring Week events.. i*£ ou , ps iJ'Po participate in Sprmg University chaplain’s office in .the
, Wharton added that he hopes Week v **| ou,d have , dec,sl T :Hc,f ‘ n Eakin Eisenhower Chapel.
• USCI and the Snring Week-chair- on "'hither there is a float parade The-recipients will assist in of-,
man will al!y; or ca ' w .val," Wharton said. : f.ce work at the Chapel in return!
■recommendations from ihe group.- addedCfJ he hopes all for the scholarships. j
for the establishment of factors, (such as money for, scholar-! Scholarship applications should
.an unaffiliated Spring Week ad-' sh *P s - town relations and partic-:be returned to the Chapel by thej
visory board composed of rcpre- ip a *‘9 n are considered 1 before a (end of the term,
sentatives of the student govern- dec is ion. is made. i , i
, irig bodies announced Tups- Sos said last night) that the'
day night by Emil Sos, Interfra- advisory board will alsb investi
ternity Council president. I'hc gate for Ilome
board would poll all participatingcommg Activities.
Ryles Clarification
After Coed Poll
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