WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21.1962
Subcommittee Disciplines! Five
The Senate Subcommittee on
Discipline yesterday placed three
male students on deferred sus
pension, one on suspended sus
pension, and plaeed a disciplinary
hold on the record of a fifth stu
dent, Daniel R. Leasure, assis
tant dean of men, said yesterday.
- - Leasure said a fourth' term stu
dent in the Division of Counseling
and:a fourth term student in Busi
ness Administration were placed
.on deferred suspension until the
end' of this term,' and then sus
pended until the end of the winter
term, 1963. *
Deferred suspension means that
actual suspension of the student,
will not begin until the winter
term, 1963. - !
THE MEN had'women in their
trailer on Saturday, Nov. 10, 1962,
Leasure said.
i These women were non-stu
dents who were the guests of a
University coed,' Leasure sail. He
said the coed arranged with] these
men for her friends’ overnight
lodging in the trailer. .i ,
, A fifth term student in Busi
ness Administration, involved in
transporting the girls to-thei trail
er, was placed on suspended sus-
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pension until the end ..of the
winter term, 1963, Leasure said.,
Suspended suspension gives the
dean of men authority to suspend
a student for additional miscon
duct without consulting the Sen
ate Subcommittee on Discipline.
IN OTHER action, Leasure said
a 12th term Student in psychology
was placed on deferred suspension
until (be end of this term and on
suspension until the end. of the
winter term, 1963, for entertain
ing a coed in his private living
quarters.
In another case, a: disciplinary
hold was placed on the record of
a student who entertained a coed
in his apartment while on sus
pension. The student was living
downtown and not .enrolled in
school at the time of the incident
because of his suspension;
With this hold oh his record,
the student cannot be relieved of
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his Suspension and readmitted to
the University ,until investigation
of the incident is complete.
THE THREE jUniversity women
involved in these incidents have
been placed oh suspension, Mrs.
Jane Leiper, assistant dean of
women,- said yesterday.
She said two of the women, a
tenth ; Jerm student in the College
of Education end a tenth term
student in the College bf Liberal
Arts, were suspended until the
end of ; the spring term, 1963.
The’ other woman was sus
pended until tHe end of this term,
she addtfd.
McArdla Awarded Grant
, The California Chemical .Com
pany has awarded a $2OO grant
to F. J. McArdle, associate pro
fessor of horticulture, to aid his
research on the effects of cer
tain insecticides on mushrooms.
State College
Panhel Permits Thetas To Hold
3 Additional Rounds in Rush
Panhellenic Council last night
agreed to permit Kappa Alpha
Theta soronty to hold three ad
ditional first-round chatter dates
.during the winter term.
>' The sorority did. not participate
in open houses last weekend
because of the death of one of
its members.
The additional chatter dates
will be held? on the evening of
Jan. 5 and will each last approxi
mately 45 minutes. Rushees will
be given an opportunity to choose
IN THE COLLEGE
BRAND ROUND-UP
Prize:
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WUa Urine* Prise will be awarded to any Group. Fraternity.
If HO If Ilia* Sorority or Individual who qualities and has
the highest number of points.
1. Contest open to all students.
Rules:
2. Each empty package submitted an Marlboro.
Parliament or Alpine will have a value of
S points. Each empty package submitted on
PbOUp Morris Regular or Commander will,
have a value of 10 points.
L Id order to quality each entrant must have
13.000 points.
4. Contest'’ to run from November 1. 1962 to
12:00 neon December 9, 1992.
I. No entries will be accepted after closing time.
Empty packages most be submitted in bun
dles of 100 packs separating S and 10 point
peck ages.
Contact Mr. Jamen Shea AD 7-7270
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which Chatter 'dates they wish to
attepd.
In other business the Council
agreed to hold a special workshop
for pledges on Fen. 9.
Possible topics for the work
shop discussion groups were sug
gested by Judith walko. work
shop chairman. They include the
history and future of sororities at
Penn State, responsibilities of
soronty women, etiquette, rush
and scholarship.
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