TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27.1962 Letters Junior Hits Discipline Decisions On Apartment TO THE EDITOR* Concerning the Senate Subcommittee on Dis cipline, whit kind of a nursery school is this? Suspending stu dents for "entertaining women in their private living quarters'* is the most pompous, self-righteous moral-guarding I’ve ever heard of. Students are paying for an edu cation here, not to have author itaran partemalism keep them on the path to salvation. What right does the administration have: to dictate? What right? What?'- j Eyes choked and throat glazed, I feel this tumor of antipathy ■lowly engulfing my intellect. It is bale for the totalitarianism of the hyper-moral mind. Lest this epistle be miscon strued as advocating a more li centious sexual code at “-penn State, let me state my protest more explicitly; is there no hope for the liberal TIM to socialize? After attending twenty-six con secutive HUB movies, the Indie, banished from the chug-a-lug Greek' world, one begins to tire of John Wayne and Zasu Pitts. He ART SUPPLIES AVAILABLE AT^QyjJ* • Oil Colon • Water Colon • Brushes • Stretchers. • Canvas • Easels • Frames "Everything for the Artist* Cor. W. Colltca ft Boddkoit, STATE COLLEGE : SANGEETA MADRAS 8:30 p.mlWednesday, Schwab Auditorium The Pennsylvania State University Entertaining begins to see the point of more carnal activities! I feel the action taken by the subcommittee was iniquitous. Because of a little innocuous Saturday night social izing there is no need to be ap palled at a growing trend toward a new hedonism at State. Let's put the administration's role in the proper perspective. 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FIELD IV lUVER STEDIUH Wharton Defines USG's Position in Froth (The Daily Collegian received a carbon copy of this letter to George Donovan, chairman of the administrative committee which will consider the?application for a charter for Froth. We print the letter here uiith Donovan ‘s per mission .) 1 DEAR MR. DOHOVAN: As you know, a LSG executive commit tee, under my chairmanship, has been in consultation with the editors of the now defunct Froth for the purpose of 1 devising an acceptable for a new campus humor magazine. We have reviewed and dis cussed the constitution that has been submitted to your commit tee. We feel feat the provisions of this constitution, if followed, are insurance against ! the possi bility that this' magazine will fall into the. 'same pitfalls that wrecked the old Troth. ► Further, we'foal that Iba stature ol the members of the proposed Board of Directors provides a guarantee that' the lack ol re sponsibility shown by the past froth board will not carry over to this proposed magazine! and the fact that this board must approve the appointment of the new ed itors will provide a critical and responsible assessment ol any rala that Ed Urie and/or And! Buteenies expect to play in this new magazine. The prime responsibility' of USG is to give intelligent voice to the desires Of the student body. It is the expressed desire of the student body that the name Froth When |VOU think of Christmas gift* you naturally think of Marlboro cigarettes, leading seller in flip-tap Into in all fifty states—and if we annex Wales, in all fifty-one—and it we an nex Lipiami —in all fifty-two. Tins talk about annexing Whlee and Inpland is, incidentally, not just alio circulation. Girot Britain wants to trade Wide* to the I’nited HtaUw for a dewfirt. Orest Britain need* a desert desperately on account ofith* tourist trade. Tourist* are always coming up to the Prim* Minister or the Lord Privy Heal or like that and saving, "I’m not knocking your country, mind you. It’s very quaint anil, pirtureeque, etc. what.with Buckmgliatn Palace and Bovril and Scotland Yard, etc., Uit where's your desert 7 ’’ (Before I forjgrt, let me point out that Scotland Yard, Britain's plain clothes police branch, was named after Wally Scotland and Fred Yard who invented plain'clothes. Tlte American plain clothes fores is called the FBI after Frank H. tnchdiff, who invented fingerprints. _Beforc Mr. Inchrliff's invention, every* Is sly’s fingers: wen; alesihitely glassy urmsith.' This, as M nmy imagine, played hob with* the iilonUlimtJon af newlsrra babies in hospitals. From 1701 until t'.SIl no American parent u . . -V> ever brought homo the Ti«ht leiliv from the h<.«|>it«h Thi» inter l«oc:imo known iw the Bltirk Tom Explosion.) But I digrr»*. England, I »n* saying, wants to trade Walts for a desert. Sweden want* to tpide lApland fur Krnnk It. Ineb- reason is that Swedes to.this day still don't haw fingerprints. As a result, identification of bahies in SWedkh hospitals is so haphazard Uiat Swedes flatly refuse to bring their babies home. There are, at present, nearly a half'billion mv claimed; babies in Swedish hospitals —some of them well over eighty years old. But I digress. .We were speaking of Chri-tms* gifts which naturally put us in mind of MnrHwro cigarettes. What could ls> more welcome ot Christmas time than iMarilmro's flavor,. MariUtro'* soft pack* Mniibont'* flip-top iox? What indeed' would be more welcome at any time of ye;fr—Winter or sunt* mer, rain or shine, niglitor day? Any time, any season, when you fight' a Marlboro yo« can always rert.'im that you will get the same mild, fl*v<irfnl„ completely rMnfnrtablc «tnoke. There are, of course, other tilings v'Aj ean give for Christnuw besides Marlboro cigarettes. If/for example, yon are lookir* for something to give a music lover, let me'rail U> your atten tion a revolutionary new development in phonographs - the Low-fi phonograph. The low-fi. product of years of patient research, has so little fidelity to the record you put on it that if, for instance, you put "HUrdust" cm the turntjihlr, “Melancholy Baby” will crane oat.. Thai it an especially, welcome gift for people who have grown tired of “Btardurt”. \ Merry to all and to all a good night. The mmJatrt of Hmrlhoro r%w»ttn who takt plemtura In bringing gou t Alt column throughout tho school gomr, with *• join oU Mas In txtmidlng greetings of the Smwa. \ be retained, and- we, therefore, request that your committee con sider these desires in your delib erations. Our committee felt that under the framework of Froth's significantly improved organiza tion and control structure, the magazine will be acceptable re gardless of the name. Thank you for your consider ation of these comments and I trust the committee will give proper consideration. —Dean W. Wharton USG President OiifainpKA* utter 9/ “I Wot a Tcrn-ofl* Dwarf, "Th* Hoag lores of /sohw GUhs", etc.) DECK THE HALLS • ' a. • PAGE FIVE • I*ol Mat murnm
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