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Study 'Abroad Outlined
By ELLEN BRADLEY ICollege of the Liberal Arts, said visions in the program, Maloney,
European political institutions; recently. . - said. The committee: will also
and European integration are in--I De Levie will visit Spain in Jun•i'deterrnine the number ; ,,of students
eluded in one of the courses being / following his return from Ger-' who will be able to study abroad
studied by University students at many, Maloney said. ' ! next year. • I _ Ali DONNAN BEESON
both thg. University of Strasbourg; The University has been in con- CYRIL F. HAGER, assistant ! T k eatre
in France and the University of i sultaticin with the Spanish embas- dean for ' continuing education, groups in the State
.
College area will be active this
Cologne in West Germany. sy in Waibington, and the embas- will accompany the students
THE HISTORY and apprecia-IsY officials seem to favor the plan studying in Germany next year, summer with two playhouses
operating with heavy schedules.
tion of medieval Architecture /IS
IMaloney said. and Eileen de Peiffer, instructor;
'M a teer Playhouse, owned and
well-as various French courses are a Maloney also said that anevalu-'m Romance, languages, will ac- operated by the University,• will
being studied ,by the 41 students!ation of this year's Study Abroad company the students studying' open its season June 19 with
in France under the direction .of program will take place when the : in Spain , if negotiations in Spain. Florence Lowe and Caroline
Margaret 43, Mason, associate pro students return froih France and are successful, -Maloney said. 1
1 i Francke's comedy, "The 49th
lessor of soi•iology. • !Germany . ! The person who will conduct the Cousin." Equity actors from New,
- he 25 students in . Germanyi The evaluation will enable the affairs of the students studying ln: York City will supply all the
who are being accompanied by' liberal arts committee on Study FranCe has not been announced,"'dramatis personae" for the;
Dagobert de Levie, director of:Abroad to determine needed re- he added. , !summer. The director will be Matti
Study Abroad, are taking a course! - ;Fischer a member of the staff of
entitled the history and apprecia-t— I the American Theatre wing.
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Lion of the theatre, In all dition, ROTC uff Kers, Cadets Prepare .. .
OTHER PLAYS scheduled at
they ,are studying the German, Mateer are Tennessee 'Williams' w
short-,story and - various levels of a • "Period of Adjustment," June 26-
the German language. .
For M i l i tary Camps Navy Cruises Chr
Aug. istopher 7; "Tig
Fry, July 10-14:er at the Gates" _by
,
The students have been study-;
ing Wider the Liberal Arts Study' summer cruises. Freshmen will' nival,"
James Thurber's '"Thurber Car- { ,
Abroid Since , the beginning of the! By Al KREBS
~ July 17-28 and "All the
cad on a third class cruise for six-IKirig's Men' .by Robert Penn sprint term. ;._ 1 Officers and cadets of the Army, '
weeks along the eastern coast of:
War-
Negotiations to include a uni-'Navy and Air Force ROTC pro- rent July 31-Aug. 4.
the United States. : "Send M ! No Flowers" by Nor-
Abroadversity in Spain in the Study grams are now making final prep- .
arations , for their respective sum- THE SOPHOMORE or second, ..
man Barasch and Carroll Moore,
program for the spring
term 1963 have liegun. Richard C . lmer camp programs. class cruise will consist of two and rll havetwo-week f 1
wi arun rom,
one half weeks
Maloney. associate dean of the, One hundred and seventeen' • with Jamesand
of aviation train-{ Aug. 7 to 18. The season will cul
minate William
ing in Corpus Christi, Texas and,
- 'cadets of junior or senior stand
ing in Army ROTC will attend a
1 two-and-One-half weeks. of am- ,
phihious training in Norfolk
general inilitar , science camp at . • • • Va.
Indiantown Gap Military Reserva-' Some juniors will train as jun-,
' Goldman's "Blood, Sweat and,
Stanley P ,le" Aug. 21-25.
The playhouse is located 18
ior officers on submiirine hunter . .
tirin at Annville, Col. :William ,:
Geelan, assistant professor s of mill
killers with the 6th Fleet on the • • • fil
:Mediterranean, . and others with Collegian to ContinuePublishi
Aar) , science, said. ng
,the 2nd Fleet in the Atlantic.,
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COL. ELLIS B. RICHIE, pro-, Forty-three air science cadets liN - I
lessor of military 'science, will be will take part In the Air Force:
Weekly Basis for Summer
'camp commander 'of the six-week summer camp program, accord.) „-. . • - I •
encampment. This camp of 2,100 ing to John D. Little, assistant pro-. Two of the principal student business administration fro m
,cadets will be the largest ROTC lessor-pi air science. publications will continue to func-Lampeter, will be business , .
man
,encampment in the history of the THE PURPOSE of this tio T n he dur Da in il g y the summer term: i ager.
Army. Collegian will be lib-? Thereill be
w positions on the
summer,
'camp Is to prepare the advanced • h — •
- - - - - - • •lis ea 10 times during the term - - -
Women Gain
'Honor Dorm',
Head of IA VG'S
The establhhinent of Delaware,
House of Runkle Hall as aniThonorl
dorm" and the election of Cath-'
erine Hersey as national presi.i
dent of the Intercollegiate Associ-1
ation of Women Students high-1
lighted AWS events this year.
DELAWARE House, a group of
approximately -75 women, was
opened . fall term. as an experi
mental residence..:Residents were
allowed to make and enforce their
own rules within the limits of
AWS judicial regulations. NO
Member of the professional staff
of the dean of women, lives in the
dorm..
The coeds set up an original
sign -out system, allowed men in
study lounges on weekends an&
set up a "third person respon-'
sihility system. - Under this plan,!
residents of the house take turns:
in performing duties ordinarily
taken care of by a member of
the professional staff. -
CATHERINE HERSEY. chair
man of the lAWS convention held
in March.- was elected national
president of lAWS at the meet
ing.
These changes in the_ AWS
judicial code will go into• effect
in fall as a result of a student
opinion survey and AWS action:
informal dress for Saturday eve
ning meals,
,a penalty of ten late
minutes for failure to sign in
and two I a.m. permissions at
the beginning of each term.
Duffy's
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IT'S A REAL "STEAL"
Open Friday 5.00-9:30 p.m
Open Saturday 12:00.9:30 p.m.
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Army Cadets will be trained in cadets for commissioned service. '—
and will come out on Thursday
tactical field problems, map read—This summer they will get ex—
.of each week.
ing, artillery and other phases of perience in practical application'
;practical application of military of military discipline and train- 1 The Board of Editors plan to
science Col Geelan said. .ing, Little said. I hold a candidate school and in
i Commander Robert J Clancey, l - These cadets will be trained i n :terested students should contact
;associate professor of naval sci- survival, the functions of an Air'the Collegian office. I
!ence, said 154 Naval RQTC mid- Forte base, air craft and air crew: Kay Mills, junior in political
will take part in six-week orientation and physical fitness. 'science from Chevy Chase, Md.,l
1 ' •
.. ti 'has been named editor of Thel
'Summer Collegian and - Joan'
School of Journalism Plans to Host - IMehan, junior in elementary and;
, 'kindergarten educa ti dn from'
3 Visiting Profs Next Academic Year IDonora, Will be associate editor.i
•I Herbert Witmer, sophomore in
The School 'of Sciurnalism plans:book, Press and America, cur- 1
to host three distinguished visit-, rently being used •at this Uni-is t -
•1 -- •
ing professors during the next; versity.
academic year. .- j Tenta
• j Tentativ;e program plans for theh. .eni ..ppea..
Howard Gessage, president of , spring, term include Mark Eth-j Thomas E. Sterling, legal as-'
Weiner and Goslage advertising! ridge, chairman of the board of sistant to President Eric A. Walk- 1
agency of San "Francisco, Calif..l the., Louisville Courier-Journal t er, "was admitted to practice be-_.
will come to, the University for and Times. More the United States Court of
the fall t n., • 1 iCustoms and Patent Appeals re- i
Cossage will be accompanied
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whill Raiigns Position / 4 cently.
1
by his Avife, Sally Kemp Gossage.; Sidney A. Bowhill has re-' He took the admission oath to,
who played the lead female role' • -
as'
2ea associate professor ofibecome an officer of this tribunal;
in the Broadway production of ,si - n .. , .
• .before
"Advise and Consent." ; electrical engineering, effective , the full court in 'Washing-,
During the. wiryter term, Henrr iA a 4 ' 31' to accept a position ag ;ton, D.C.,- on the motion of Mr.;
Ladd Smith. former director oft professor at the Graduate Re- Raymond I. Tompkins of the De- ;
search Center Of the Southwest!partment of the Navy. 1
the school of communications of' Institute for Advanced Study ihl !Before becoming associated with;
the University of Washington, Will Dallas.the University, he engaged in a:
teach at the UniVersity. He joined the University faculty;private law practice in Niagara
Smith is co-author of the text- in a 1955. 'Falls, N.Y.
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campus cleaners
Boal. Barn, Mateer
Offer Area ,Theater
miles south of State College near
Stone Valley. Tickets may be pur
chased through the theatre :arts
department.
THE STATE Collegel Commtin
ity Theatre sponsors the other
summer playhouse in this area,
Ithe Boal Barn Playhouse, located
in Boalsburg.
-
O3car Wilde's "The Importance
of Being Earnest" will begin the
Isea_ln on June 13 and run until
'June. 23.- Leslie Steven's "The
Marriage-Go4tound" will open
June 27 and run until July 7. •
Other plays on th l p bill are
"Twelve Angry Men" by Reginald
Rose, July 11-23; Terrpnce Ratti
gan's "Separate Tablet," opening
July 25 and closing Aug. 4: and
r "The Tender Trap" by! Max Shul
man, and Robert Paul • mitt), Aug.
8-18.
WARREN BURNS graduate
!student' in theatre !arts from
Allentown, and James Dewsnap,
graduate student in theatre arts
from State College, wlll be direc
tors for the summer.' •
Reservations may be 'made by
calling Mrs. C. L. Wilson at
AD 7-7876.
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to
rerling
Of Pat"
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Collegian for students as report
ers, photogrhphers and members
of , the business staff. I
La Vie, the University yearbook,
will continue working throughout
tfie summer term.
Students interested in working
al typists and copyreaders should
contact the La Vie office in En
gineering D.
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