TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1962
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Suspension Penalty
Given to 5 Students
Five students were suspended
and two placed on disciplinary
probation recently by\the Senate
Subcommittee on Disci pli n e,
Daniel R. Leasure, assistant dean
of men, said yesterday.
; A sth term student in the Col
lege of Home Economics / and a
sth term student in the Division
of Counseling were suspended for
attempting to steal \ a mattress
from a residence hall, Leasure
said. The students had intended
to use the mattress fin a town
apartment, he added./ ,
The home economics student
was suspended Until. the end of
the spring term 1963, while the
Division of Counseling student
was= suspended until the end of
the winter term 1963, Leasure
said. '
The home' economics student’s
penalty was more severe, Leasure
said, because he was oh discipli
nary probation at the time of the
incident.
IN OTHER ACTION, the sub
committee suspended a 10th term
engineering student 1 and a , 4th
term mineral industries. student
until the end- of the fall
1962. I /
; Leasure said the students ad
mitted having two coeds in their
apartment who were found to be
missing from their residence hall
after sign-in time.
; Also suspended until the end of
the fall term 1962 was a 7th term
liberal arts student,/he said.
The student was' apprehended
by a local store manager for shop
lifting after picking up a bottle
of liquid make-up. The student
Intended to use the'make-up for
a Halloween party, Leasure ex
plained.
A FOURTH term/ business ad
ministration student placed
on disciplinary probation until the
end of the winter term 1963 for
drinking in a residence hall and
creating a disturbance, he said.
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Also placed on disciplinary pro
bation, until the end of Ithe fall
term 1962, was a Ist term business
administration student, Leasure
said.
The student, who had In.his
possession an alcoholic beverage,
was apprehended by a residence
hall counselor as he left a dance
held In a University building, he
added.
Correction
In Friday’s review of the
Thespians’ production of ;“Razzle
McDazzle,” Gerald Bartell was
mistakenly referred to as having
taken the title role. This part was
played by Frank Wilson.
Mr. Murray Frank
who has just returned
from the Peace Corps
will Show Slides
Simmons Lounge TONIGHT 6:15 p.m.
THEj BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES
- SALUTE: ED MULLETT
Ed Mullett (8.5.E.E., 1956; M.S.E.E., 1962) is Project
Engineer with the New Ein gland Telephone Company in
Boston. Ed is|«ssigned to the State Area Radio Transmis
sion Group which planned and designed the Company’s first
major microwave system,to be used for message service.
On another project, he made design and cost studies lor
the first educational television system in New England.
Choir to Tour 7 Countries
j The approximately 70 members
of the Chapel Choirs who are
going on the European tour this
Summer will visit seven countries,
|Willa Taylor, director of the
Chapel Choirs, said yesterday.
Tentative plans have been made
to tour England; Amsterdam, the
Netherlands; Cologne, Germany;
Geneva and Riffleberg, Switzer
land; Florence and Venice, Italy;
Salzburg, Austria; and Paris,
France.
THE GROUP will present 14
concerts while on tour. The pro
gram for the concerts has not yet
been selected, but the music will
all be sacred and will emphasize
the works of 20th century Ameri
can composers. The performances
will either free or the ad
mission fee will •be presented to a
local charity, Mrs. Taylor said.
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The students will also attend
concerts at the Holland Music
Festival in Amsterdam and at the
Salzburg Festival ini Salzburg.
The students making the six
week tour must pay/all their ex
penses, which will be approxi
mately $l,OOO, Mrs. Taylor said.
Any of the 350 members of the
Chapel Choirs who-feels that he
can afford to go may request to
audition for the triD.
At present, 70 people have been
accepted for the trip, which is al
most fully subscribed. However,
The Dept, of Music, School of the Arts
presents
THE ALARD STRING QUARTET
In a
CONCERT
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« Wednesday, Nov. 7 8:30 p.m.j'
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Ed’a career has presented many unusual engineering
challenges and rewards and a chance to get hi* Master's
Degree at company expense.
Ed Mullett and other young engineers like him in Bell
Telephone Companies -throughout the country help bring
the finest communications service in the world to the homes
and businesses of a growing America.
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES
these students-are still flee to
drop out of the program, j
The tour has two aims; Mrs.
Taylor said. The first is musical.
“We want the students toi learn
a concert program and learn how
to present it pubticly as well as
can be done.” she said.
The second aim Is educational
In an attempt to acquaint the
students with conditions abroad,
Mrs. Taylor said that every, effort
will be made to bring the:group
into contact with people from the
European countries.
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