THURSDAY. JUNE 2L 1962
THIS
Today
Leiture
Helen Snyder, assistant ,profes
sor oL psychology, will speak on
rrhe Role of the Educated Wons
an" ; at 7:30 p.m. in the Hetzel
Union assembly room. The pro
grain is sponsored by the Associa
tion of Women Students. •
Ottser Events
Coeducational swimming, :8 p.m.,
Glpnnland Pool.
Hospital 'Auxiliary, 8 a.m.-11 p.m.,
HUB cardrbbml 12 noon-3 . p.m.,
' HUB ballroom. ,
f Tomorrow
. , Interiandia
An Inierlandia Folk Dance will
be held at 730 p.m. in 302 Engi
neering D. All the. dances will be
taught. AdMission is free.
• Movie
"Secret Ways" starring Richard
Widmark and Sonia' Ziemann will
be shown at 9 p.m. on the lawn
south of the HUB. In case, of rain,
the movie will be "shown ,in Rec
reation Hall.
Other Events •
Coeducational Swimming, 8 p.m.,
Glennland Pool. •
Office of Student Aid, 1 p.m.-
5 p.m.,
Saturday
Dance
' A summer term, dance, for the
Univirsity staff and students will
be held at 9 p.m. in the HUB ball
room. Admissipn is - free. Olin
Butt and his orchestra will -be
featured.'
Sunday
Dance
The Newman Club is .sponsor-
Inca dance at 8 p.m. in the HUB
ballroom. Admission is free. and
the dance is open to the public.
. j Other Events
Reading Conference, 8 1 a.m.-11
p.m., HUB cardroom.
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Forestry School Given $4,000 Grant
The School of Forestry receieed'Co-oPeration with the Agricultural
a $4,000 grant-in-aid from the; Experiment Station and the Penn-
Northeastern Forest Experiment; Wavtal:/ja Departm ent
957 of Forest and'
s s since t research
iiam
Station' of i the United States ; i s under e
direction o f e
Forest ServiCe. The. grant will be E. Sopper, assistant professor of
used for conducting research (in:forestry. 4 : ,
soil moisture of for es ted water- Six forested watersheds are
_
sheds. 1 . . , located in the experimental forest
The 'forestry departnient has:in Stone Valley, one of the few
been participating in a watershed' university outdoor laboratories of
management research program' in this type in the nation.
WEEK ON CAMPUS
Monday
Dance Class
Social dancing classes for begin
ners and advanced men and wom
en. will be held in the White Hall
gymnasium Monday and Wednes
day evenings, beginning this Mon
day. The beginning class will meet
at: 7 p.m. and the advanced class
.at , 8:15. The fee for 16 lessons is
$3. Students may sign up for the
classes at the HUB desk or at the
first - class meeting., •
Swimming .
Wednesday
Swimming for ) women students! , •
Mimi*
is scheduled from 7 to 8:30 pan.l ''The Lady 'Vanishes - will be'
Mondays through Thursdays in this week's international film.'
the Whiter Hall pool. Suits and The movie' will be shown at 3 and;
towels are _furnished. Additional , .
i p.m. Admission is 50 cents. I
information on this program maYi
be obtained by calling Della; . Other Events
Durant. assistant - professor of C:hess Club: 7 p.m.. ,
physical education, at UN 5-7591. room. Instruction HUB card-i
will be of-'
Other krents fered. ,
Garden Days reception, 8:30p.m..1
Art Depaitment LeCture, 7:30 p.rn.i HUB lounge. : ,
'HUB assembly room. • ;Grange Leaders, 5:30 p.m.. HUB,
Bridg ballroom. 7 p.m.. HUB reading: b a ir roo :
,room; 7 pan., HUB cardroom. :Reading 'confeience, 8 a.m.-11'
Reading Conference, 8 a.m.-11' p.m., HUB cardroom. . 1
p.m., HUB cardroom. - 'Town Independent Men, 7 p.m.;
T _ _ 203 HUB.
Tuesday
- Lecture
Donald J. Willower, assistant
professor of education, will speak;
on "Research in Education" at 7
p.m. in 'the HUB assembly room.
The . talk marks the beginning of.
the Newman Club Lecture Series.l
which will continue' through the
year. Lectures are planned byl
faculty members from each of the;
University's colleges.
WRA Sports
Instruction in tennis and golf
will be provided this 'term through
'the Women's' Receration Associa-
Ition, These sports will •be taught
lin Tuesday and Thursday ses-
Isions, with golf offered at 2:30
p.m. and tennis at 4 p.m. Women
!students interested in these ac-
SUMMER COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
Collegian Plans Twining Programs
A training program for stu-lStudents training in the summer
dents interested in -news writing may continue work on The Daily
for'llse Summer Collegian Collegian in the fall term.
begin at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Photographers interested In
,Collegian office in
,the basernentiworking on the summer news
tivities may attend the 'first meet- of Sackett- ;paper may call Tom Browne,
ing in 105 White Hall. I The candidate class will meet'photography editor, at UN 5-2531.
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(for six weeks. Principles of news! Business staff candidates will
Other Events ;writing and_Collegian operations ,meet„for three weeks, beginning
Alpha Phi Omega and Gamma will be covered in the coure. f at 7 P.m. Monday in 128 Sackett.
Sigma Sigma service organiza
tions, 7po p.m„ 218 HUB.
Coeducational swimming, 8 p.m.
Glennland . Pool.
Garden -Days , receptiim, 8_ p.m.,
HUB lounge.
Reading Conference, 8 a.m.-11
p.m., HUB cardroom: 11 a.m.-
12:30 p.m., 214 HUB
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