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Four Students !sap ineioSuiß to ul
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Nine University Park represent-
By Senate Subcommittei„,„es ga will ir m orn eek with abornutmolnso
- wealth campusns at the annual
'summer leadership conference of
fin a Pollock area parking lot while ! — . - •
the , arigartizatioh of Student Gov
they were carrying a six-pack or ernment . .
Associations Aug. 19-21,
beer - from one car to another , '
,Robert Fisher, president of the
Leasure said.
I '1961 OSGA con ference, said last
1 . When asked what they were night
:doing by a counselor who saw THE MAP= of the secon
Ahern, they admitted that they annual summer conference is to
,had attended a party in an apart- help student leaders learn Aka
! men t accompanied by three coeds, the" leadership ;role involves it9d,
I to aid: them in , a pp lying ;Leasure said. -•
essential]
1 When they left the party, thl principles to their campuses, Fish -J
' took the six-pack of beer wi ter said. All meetings will be open '
'them, Leasure said. When they . tu interested students , he auueu
arrived in the Pollock -area they The nine student representatives
were in the process of ' transfer- appointed by the USG ;Advisory
ring the beer to another car where Board_, are Anne Morr is, , Lynn
two other students were waiting merman. Janis Somerville. Nancy
to join them, Leasure said.
1 McCorkle, Dean WhartOn, Fran
Conte, Randy : Carter, I Michael
I Circumstantial evidence pre- Dzvonik and Robert Fiskter„,- ---
Ivented disciplinary action against The two voting delegates - at the
the other two students, he added. conference from the,•llniversity
'Park campus will-be USG Presi
dent Dean_ Wharton and Randy
Carter, „senior ". class president.
Wharton will elso chair one of
the 'workshops:
Paul Miller, Bazelton campus,
will preside over the OSGA - meet
ing. The conference will begin
With a speech to , Emory J. Brown;
associate professor of agricultural
economics and rural sociology, on
"Group Dynamics." Role-playing
demonstrations will f o 11l o w to
show the application of his talk.
A workshop on "The I Role o :
One student was suspended and
three other students were placed
on suspended suspension by the
Senate Subcommittee on Disci
pline at its recent meeting, Daniel
R. Leasure, assistant dean of men,
said Tuesday.
THE STUDENT who was sus
pended had been placed on sus
pended suspension three weeks
ago. This disciplinary penalty was
activated due to further miscon
duct, Leasure said.
The first penalty was given to
the student because he and two
friends had stolen three speakers
from a local drive-in theatre,
Leasure said.
The suspended suspension was
activated because he .forged a
letter which was supposed to have
been from his ' , mother notifying
the University that she had been
infiamed of the disciplinary action
taken against her son by the sub
committee, Leasure said. •
In such cases these letters are
checked by phone calls to the
parent or parents. When this par
ticular letter was checked, the
forgery was discovered, Leasure
said.
THREE STUDENTS were in
volved in the other case handled
by the subcommittee last week.
Two are liberal arts majors, one
a sth term student, the other a
let term student. The third stu
dent. was a 7th term education
major, Leasure said. _
All three were placed on sus
pended suspension until the end
of the spring term 1963, he added.
The students were apprehended
t_
1 rougnt-- Betty Allen, mezzo soprano who Leonard Bernstein and the New.
Will present t-lhe next Artists' l York Philharmenic. ' ,
(Continued from page one) Series concert, has been described! She recently sang in Gerrriany!
ic Salzman of the New York!at the Beethoven Festival in'
o some areas while completely Times as possessing "that sense'Bonn and performed in Stravin-I
•ypassing - other sections.
The predominance or a
.I . lori h,. of pure song that is the mark of ` sky's "Oedipus Rex" at Braun
westerly wind flow during th i s lhe great lyriC singer?! , schweig.
ime has also magnified the ef- MISS ALLEN will appear ad Miss Allen's music education
ects of the local topography. 8:30 p.m. Aug. - 18. in Schwab .
,1 1 ) )
erf egan only ten years ago. At-3Vil
e she toured as a
Showers tend to develop over Tickets may be obtained at 1:3t1 !
soloist Colleg e!
soloist with the Wilberforce 'Sing-
Ihe higher terrain northwest oilman. Monday at the Hetzel Unioni
ers s although she *'did not dream
ere, but as they move into the desk . Tickets will also be avail-
I ittany Valley a complex physi-!able froth 9 am. to 5 p.m. Tues-i °f be co _ ,Ming a concert artist She
al phenomenon causes them today through Thursday or at the san !' ''''''"use she loved music ' '
• issipate. This effect was demon-;door the night of the concert. 1 In 1950. Miss Allen 'received a
trated again .Sunday, when Phil-I The !scholarship to the Hartford School
progr for Miss -. Allen's
!scholarship
received two-thirds of an
'con concert inc l u d esThreeAriasb
ce v lof Music and • thus began her
inch of rain, and 0.01 inches was- [musical training. Less than a year
,Henry Purcell, Eight Zigeuner,
•
"corded here. - liater she entered and won her
Henry
by Johannes Braluns, Five.
These 'three factors—the pre-. first contest The prize was a
!Songs Richard Strauss andi
'ailing - weather pattern, pure !scholarship to Tanglewood for the
iVirgil Th ompson's Four Songs on
uck of random variations and Campion: Also isummer of 1951 ,
e role of the topography—have.flrl 1337 Tho mas There Leonard Bernstein heard
u e
B reak
ree spirituals
combined to ! produce an angst - ,r‘..f; "
t Us Brea
.. , : Miss - Allen and selected her to
alelled drought In
the immediate° d Together '
sing his "Jeremiah" Symphony.
1 Ezeleel saw de Wheel" and Myl
state College area.
1 , •is so High." iShe also appeared as soloist in
Alter a few showers this meni-I °d • IHandel's "Mel,siah" with the
ng, skies should become partly. Athong eight major appearlHartford Symphony under Fritz
loudy._ Temperatures and humid- ances in New' York City in the Mahler,. i... 4
.
ties will be somewhat lower to-,1961-62 season. Miss Allen. sang' The mezzo soprano has since
day than they have been in recent,the mezzo lead with Joan Suther-ltoured Europe and the Caribbean
.ays, and a• high temperature of land in Bellini's "La Sonnambula"ias well as giving several recitals
80 degrees is likely. • land - the Bach B minor mass withlin New York's Town Hall;
Q 8:30 - 12:30
Girls Free 'till 9:15
THE 7TH TERM student was
charged with supplying alcoholic
'beverages to the two other stu
dents, who wore minors, and all
three were charged with poses
sing alcoholic beverages on zain
pus and with taking women to the
- living quarters of—limn in off
campus housing.
The students pleaded guilty to
the charges but would not reveal
the names of any other persons
involved in the incident, Leasure
said.
Concert to Feature
Arias, Spirituals
POLLOCK
RECORD HOP
Friday, August 10
Matriculation •Cards Requir ed'for Admission
SUMMER COU.EGIAN, UNIVIRSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
HE WON'T 'CUT IN' AGAIN
POLLOCK 'I REC ROOM
Admission 25c per person
at the
scuss Lecidetsh
the Student Leader"; will be held
that day, and the delegates will
be divided into seven groups to
discuss the topic. T.!Reed Fergu
son, director of University rela
tions, will also speak that. after
noon on "Practical IPublic Rela
tions for Student Leaders."
• Slides' of the campus 'tracing
the history of the University and
tapes of the Glee Club and Blue
Band will be included in "For
the Glory of Old State",which
will be presented by Mi chael R.
Lynch, assistant prOfessor of ag
ricultural extension.'
"Planning and Conducting a
Meeting" will be the-subject of a
talk by J. Thomas - Kind, dean of
student affairs-at the McKeesport
campus, Parliamentary procedure
will bediscussed and_brief prac
tice-r-Sessions concerning proper
plocedure will follow his talk.
Student government and stu
New College Diner
Cp; A•r• 2 •Arr-
Miss The Boat!!!
Don't viorry. Hur's
is still continuing his
shipload of "dollar day"
Values
Sportcoats have been
reduced. from
stttr• glifi
BETTY ALLEN
mezzo - soprano
presents a conc ert
: \
Thursday, Aug.
Schwab Auditqrium
Tickets free of charge to studnts, starling
at 1:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 13, and 11115 to
-
others. starting at 9 axe. Tueelay. Aug. 14.
at Main Desk. Helsel Union Bldg.
The Pennsylvania State University
THURSDAY. AUGUST 9. 1962
dent activity appropriations will
be discussed- by Merle. E. Camp
bell, dean of student affairs for,'
the Commonwealth campuses. He
will explain how the budgWfig
ures are determined. Gorge Layette, aipistant to the control
will answer questions on the
standardize& student government
fiscal fanntl .7 .- '
TEE „SECOND workshop will
be an'Stimulating Interest in
Student Mtivities." A panel will
discuss thelrelationship of student
government. and its advisors.
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