WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1242
(TODAY ON CAMPUS
Lectures
• iThe Christian Ethics discussion
group wilt consider euthanasia
at 81 p.m. in the small lounge of
Eisenhower Chapel.
•
William M. Carroll of the Agri
cultural Extension Service will
speak at 7:30, p.m. on "Land Re
source Development" at Delta
psilon Fraternity sponsored by
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e Tenn State . Forestry Society.
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I Milnor Alexander, instructor of
political science, will, talk on
- p . pech -- the Dilemma of our
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iMes" at 8:30 p.m. in 121 Sparks.
e program is - sponsored by
SENSE, Students for Peace.
The Sociology Club will present
_film on mental illness at 7 p.m.
214 Boucke, followed by a dis
ision of student experiences .in
ental . institutions. i:
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LUTHERAN VESPEIS
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HOLY -COMMUNION
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Ag Howdy Night, IS p.m., HUB
Bus= m.
Administration Student
COuiicil, 7:45 p.m., 116 Boucke.
Chemiitry-Physics Student Coun-
cil, 7: pan., 217 HUB.
Chess 'Club, 7 p.m, HUB card-
room.
Episcopal Holy Communion, 9:15
pan.i Eisenhower. Chapel.
Gamma Sigma Sigma, 6:30 p.m.,
212nrUB.
Economics Club , Economics Club, 6:30 p.m.
Hoe Ec living center.
Management Club 7:30 pin. Lamb
'da Chi Alpha.
Men's Debate classes, 7 p.m., 201
Boucke.
News I and Views training board
me ing, 7:30 p.m., 117 Home
Ec.
Presi ent's evaluation committee,
9a ~ 214 HUB.
Slavin Chorus practice, 7:30 p.m.,
- Slairic center, Myra Dock House.
Women's Chortis, 6 p.m., HUB as
serribly room.
You Ar 6 Welcome
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY i PARK.
Other Events
6:30 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
DIAL FEUER
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on the apparent nearness and grams. Additionally he said that,
concreteness of Army and Air many problems would arise when.
Force proposals whiCh would, in student* switch in or out of the
EPISCOPAL HOLY COMMUNION
Eisenhower Chapel
Wednesdays, 9:15 P.M. with Music
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays
at 8:00 B.M. Breakfast fellows.
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At this point. Gorlow suggested.
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discussion, the amendment which
made the liberal arts recommen
dation applicable to all students.
CREDIT STAFF
MEETING
Thursday, Oct. 4
5:45 P.M.
731 Sackett
COMPULSORY
Bring Pens
THE. BROWSE
New books are arriving by the
tons. -It is difficult in a small
space to Mention all the books
which arrive in a week.' The
best thing to do is to come in
to see them all. We will, how
ever, today mention a few of
the new books which we think
are important.
One of the most beautiful
books we have seen in weeks
just came in from Doubleday:
Bradley Smith's, COLUMBUS
IN THE NEW WORLD. The
book retraces in pictures and
words the four voyages of di.4-
covery, explor,/ton, and colon
ization made by Columbus be
tween 1492 and 1504.. There are
250 beautiful photographs in the
book, 11$ of which are in full
color. If you give• gifts on Co
lumbus Day, what would make
o more suitable book?
`Want to have fun? Remember
,when you were a kid and made
Cat's cradles with a piece of
string? A, now paperback has
come in. which tells you in
words and pictures how to
make 107 different string fig
ures. A the same time another
new chess book arrived. This
one by Edward Lasker, CHESS
FOR FUN AND CHESS FOR
BLOOD. This will be our favor
ite book this fall we always
liked chess for blood.
If you are eating peaches with
out washing them, you'll won
der that you are still alive after
you read Rachel Carson's new
book. SILENT SPRING. This
will undoubtedly be the most
talked about book of the fall
crop (Ha! Ha!) One chapter
alone deals with the widespread
use of certain chemicals and
the incidence of cancer in man:
,another with the genetic effectv
of certain chemicals. •
A sequel to THE JACK ACID
SOCIETY BLACK BOOK by
Walt KeIIy—INSTANT POGO.
Be sure to read. "GETTING
MR. ePIG'S GOAT," the Walt
Kelly you would not be able
to read it you lived In Japan
or Canada.
The
Pennsylvania
Book Shop
129 West Haver Ave.
"Where Your
Education Continues*
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