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IFC to Host Transfers
Transfer students, both men
and women, will have an intro
duction to the fraternity system
at 8 p.m. tomorrow when the
Interfraternity Council sponsors
open houses at 14 fraternity
houses.
Transfers will meet in the Retzel
Union lounge and be assigned to
a fraternity by their orientation
leaders. Houses particiating in the
event are Alpha Chi Sigma, Alpha
Epsilon Pi, Beta Sigma Rho, Delta
Phi, Delta Chi, Kapa Delta Rho,
Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi Gamma Delta,
,Sigma Alpha Mu, Phi Kappa Tau,
Sigma' Nu, Sigma Pi, Tau Kappa
Epsilon and Theta Chi.
FRESHMEN MEN will also
have an opportunity to learn about
fraternity life tomorrow night at
an IFC rushing orientation pro
gram at 7:30 p.m. in Schwab.
Formal rush registration will be
held in January.
IFC, which makes -and enforces
regulations for the 53-member fra
ternity system, is composed of the
presidents of each of the member
fraternities.
Currently IFC is proceeding
with plans for its annual Home=
coming Lawn Display contest, ac
cording to president Emil Sos.
In ibis contest, fraternities com
pete with self-constructed displays
for the WC trophy.
IN CONJUNCTION with Pan
hellenic Council, ' IFC sponsors
Greek Week each year, which is
planned to promote - better rela
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the past have Mel d ed exchange
dinners when sorority women
have dinner at fraternity houses,
outstanding pledge banquets,
which honor th e outstanding
pledge - from each group ,a n d
bridge tournaments. .
Each spring, IFC awards the
Kent Forster scholarship to an
undergraduate foreign student
IFC president, vice "President
and secretary-treasurer are elected
in the spring by the council mem
bers with each fraternity receiving
one vote. The officers-elect and
Wilmer E. Wise, assistant to the
dean of men in charge of fra
ternity- affairs, then 'select.. the
Outing Club Offers
Equipment, initruct
Adventuresome students may
find a lure from their books in
the activities of the Penn :State
Outing Club. ~
- PSOC posters often dot the
campus advertising events within
the club's five• divisions—ski, ca
noe, field and stream, rock climb
ing and general. Equipment and
instruction. are provided in all
divisions for students wishing
them.
The ski division has its own tow
and slope on Bald Eagle Moun
tain near Boalliburg. Between
terms, this division , has in the
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:assistant vice pretident and chair
man of the WC Board of controL
THE BOARD of Control, con
sisting of seven fraternity :presi
dents, is authorized to enforce
rules and regulations affecting
the conduct of fraternity !mem
hers and the fraternity systein.
It is chaired -this year by Fred
Waelchli, Delta phi. •
Other IFC officers . for this
year are vice president Joseph
Wells, Theta, Chi, and secretary=
treasurer, rames Burke Sigma
Nu.
IFC also has standing commit
tees on rushing, publicity and
public relations, scholarship, safe
ty, culture and fraternity :pledge
programs.
Varied Activities;
on Also Provided
past planned trips to aski resort.
THE CANOE division has made
expeditions to Canada and may
undertake other trips' while the
field and ; stre a m division spon
sors __such activities as hunting,
fishing and archery. „
The rock climbing division
climbs mountains in Centre Coun
ty and nearby areas. The groups
also sponsor the 'annual Mt. Nit
tany hike so that hardy freshmen
may prove their: stamina. -
The general group holds such
activities -as weekend cabin par
ties.
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TIM council to Distribute
Letters at Registratkm
The Town Independent Men's
Council will be distributing a
newsletter and an activities ques
tionnaire to independent' men at
registration today, tomorrow and
Friday, David Wasson, TIM sec
retary, said yesterday.
THE NEWSLETTER was de
signed
to inform the town men
of the functions of the council,
he said. The questionnaire is being
distributed to gather information
which will enable the council to
plan programs of interest to the
independent men, Wasson said.
The, newsletter, written by Ar
thur Pertitm, TIM president, lists
four functions of the group:
41" To organize and unify the
independent men living off • the
limits of the campus.
11" Th promote wide interest In
student government and in other,
camPuslwide affairs.
•`To provide . closer relation
ships with other student groups.
•'To work in conjunction with
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the adtninistration in areas con
cerning student welfare."
Also, in the newsletter. Pergam
announces the date of this year's
Las Vegas .Night Nov. 3. Las
Vagas Night is TIM Council's
yearly, mock gambling event. Al
most 1.500 persons attended last
year, Wasson said, and this year's
planner's are assuming that 2,000
will bs in attendance.
Thal questionnaire the council
is, distributing asks the. student - to
indicate his interest and ability in
about' 40 activities, including
various sports, arts, dramatic,
cultural and social fields, Wasson
said.
Students are being given a• re
turn addreis envelope with the
uestionnaire to insure the high
est possible rate of returns, Was
son said.
The TIM-sponsored dancing les
sons for independent men. last
year were a result of the interest
in such an activity expressed in
a similar questionnaire.
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