PAGF SIX Asian Ed Will Begin The firs,t educational telPvision project JD the Philippines and in Southeast Asia will te launched next month with the aid of a $75,000 grant fi urn tie Ford Foun dation. . At the University of Ateneo de 3 Manila, a n ,year-o 4 engineer will he the key person in making, the first educational televisiou, studio a going enterprise. The engineer. John Lauerigcci.! has been on i campus for the Wit, Three months informally studying the closed e i ircuit television sysl-, 'tem here. 1 The UniverOty was selected for the training because of its, advanced development in educa.- lional belevisiyn , Lauengco. said: -UniversOy's television 'ties are centered in studios in., Boucke and Sparks. Ateneo was selected as the site of the first' pilot project in the. Philippines because all three els of education are taught there' —eleipentary, secondary all id higher. Lauengco said. The proj ect will run for three years. THE 4,000 students will be of leredi demonitration and tenrich ment programs, courses on Philip pine iiistory and government. so cio-edonomies and educational films; ore cliernistLy and physic* he eaplained: Latiengco said that the greater e Registration For Rushees Set in January All rushers participating in formal sorority rush are required to register with transcripts be tween 9 a.m; and 5 p.m. on. Jan. 4 ih tlje Hetzel Union main loungi., Marjorie ZeNo. Pa phel rush chairman, said last night. All firkt term freshmen - moil have a 2.3 average for the fail term jto continue rush activities. Upperclass women must have a 2() AO , -University avOra4e. Rteiltees and sorority women will be under the Panhel strict silence regulation beginning on Jan. 3 at 9 .a.m. According to this Tegulation contact must•be limited to the Penn State - hello," All - other necessary contacts • mut,t be cleared through the Panhellenic office Miss Zelko said. , FIRST ROUND chatter dates wilt be held`Jan. 5 and 6,-when rushers will visit a maximum: of 10 sororities for 45 minutes. Rushes may not , :acept party favor• at this tune. Kappa Alpha Theta soren,qty will hold three additional chatter dates'Janr 5. Rushees may attend any .of the chatter , dates, and should include the sorority in - their Iten preferences if they wish to return. 'l.SeOond round chatter dates are sdltedided for Jan. - 8 and 9 with each trushee permitted to accept six inv,itations.' Chatter dates will .last tiny hour, and refreshments may ,be served. Bermuda junctions will be held _Jan! 11 with each rushee visiting three: sororities. Visits will last 45 .minutes and name tags - can be takes as party favors. CiMee hour* will be held Jan. 13. Thishees may'attend two coffee hours, and are permitted to ac cept•party favors. Ribboning cere monies will be held at 7 p.m. Jan. 14.- SALESMAN WANTED- Electrical Engineering Student preferred To Sell General Electric Two-Way Radio Call AD 8.2871 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA part of the funds from Ford Fotin-; mainly. Lauengco said. dation will he used7for, the equip-; A television ; and _educational merit to transmit these programs ; broadcasting .expands, microwave from the central control studio ; relay could link the main station to classroorni. 1 with other stations on any of - the - - The control studio equipment', other 11 major islands of the 6,000 alone will cost $40,000. • islands in the Philippine archi- Other agencies cooperating' in ispelago, he added. Such a micro the project include the Philippine wave unit would cost SIO,QOO.- Bureau of Schools .and• several The nucleus of the. experiment, Philippine businessmen. ~ i however; will, be at Ateneo. The pol of At' the the end of the i three year . der tentiaities: this medium the _controlled cpnditions ii of pilot period, the {educational • the three lefels of education on broadcasting of these progrhrns' one . campus- will be explored, will be ,extended to z - lh'e gerieral 1 popula by ()Pen 'circuit tele-.lLauerigco said. . .. vision There are seven commer-,4 ADAPTATIONS of television mat tations in the Philippines, - 1 techniques and . equipment, .tests je one; of - - which is government; and expansion will occur as the owned, and operated,: and all of i program prcigresses. It will also them are locate ,in the immediate l set an example for other South area of Manila. The open circuit i east Asian countries Lo follow in broadcaLts would'reaal -IVlanilans i using this medium, he, said. .. Chapel Houses Painting 'Exhibit Fourteen full-color reproduc- Juda is m, Lutheran, Lions of paintings depicting Amer-1 Mormon. Presbyterian, Protestant ican religions are currently on.. Episcopal. Quaker, Roman, Cath exhibition in the small lounge of - colic and Seenth %lay Adventist. the Helen Eakin Eisenhower: The Look series for which these Chapel. . - i paintings were executed has re _ These paintings were dor*. by Aaron Bohrod of Look Magazine's seris. "The Story of America's Religions:: which has appeared in the magiii.,ine over the past three years. ._ t Religions repreSentie.d in the col lection are Baptist, Congregation alist. Christian Scientists. I Dis ciples of Christ, Eastewn Orthodox. .t • . Chess 'learn' Corripletes Fall Matches With Perfect Record of Two Wins 1 The University's: chess team completed its fall perm schrule with a •record of t!..vo wins and nn losses. The team defeated the varsity squad from Bloorhsburg State Ccillege iYeently by a scot if of 6-2 for •'l \ 6.; •sa!ebrid victory. tln a match between -the two lams last year, Penn State was als the victor, winning eight games{ and losing none. 'Henry Huffman (7.h-engi Shop now for Christmas . .At BALLENGER'S, where you'll find exotic animals, tropical fish, and fish supplies, as well as all kinds of hobbses. ' AQUARIUM SPECIALS 5 gal. Stainless Steel 1 Aquarium, pump, filter. thisr mometer, book of instructions, food. and Chol-Out tab letsl for only $10.99 • 10 gal. Stainless Steel lAquarium, pump, filter, heater, glass - wool. charcoal, net; feeding ring, tubing. thermom eter, Chol-Out • tableis.l and tropical fish food for only $19.99 i i You'll find all kinds of books. paint-bpnumber st plies. and many many mti • ; P.S: We have .dog coats, a l weaters. coUais and leads to make your pet's Christmas a merry one. - _ BAlllNGER'SittandHbbbyßaina Program January teived several awards, including the 1959 aod 1960 National Brotherhood Award of the Na tional Confrenee of Christians and Jews and the Freedoms Foun dation's 199 and 1940 Distin guished Service A - ward. The "tTie;s was recently pub lished in book form:by bolt, Rhinehart and Winston. first Penn State player to finish. overcoming his opponent in 14 moves. . Othet.,..team members who won include John Freeman (Bth-math ematics-E1 Paso, Texas); Herbert Evans (10th-a gr icul tural bio chemistry-Oil City): nnis Dunn (Ist-chemistry apd,physics- LevAtown); Ronald Fischer (sth business 'admin istration-Scars dale, N.Y.): and Ronald Goldberg (9th-business administration-Lev- ;hobby supplies. too, including coin etS, tapestry sets, models, train sup ',re. • • 104 W. Beaver Ave. Representatives IFC To Attend The Interfraternity Council o:! the University will be represented at the annual National Conference of Interfraternity Councils, to be held tomorrow, Friday and Sat urday at the Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel. IFC Bresident Emil Sos. ecutive 'Vice President Joseph Wells, Board of Control Chair- Man .Fred Waelchli and Wilmer E. Wise, assistant to the 'dean of men , in charge of fraternity af fairs, will attend the conference. THE THEME is "Improving Fraternity Climate by Developing Proper Chap t e r. Environment Through IFC Leadership." This topic will be considered in -panel and disctiSsion sessions. The conference will open at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow with a panel on cooperative buying. • At. 7 p.m. undergraduate discussion leaders will participate in a training session. A reception will follow at 8 p.m. Brunch and a discussion session. "Setting Conference Goals," will be held 9:30' a.m. Friday. Dis cussion sessions at-'11:30 a.m. and 1:15 p.,m. will concern, rushing, pledging and pledge education. At 3 p.m. a panel on public, re-' lations will beheld for graduates and undergraduates. Friday's con ference activities - will end with open houses - held by fraternities at "Hello there, I'm Hugh. Your personal valet from south Pugh. QUALITY CLEANERS won't cast, Till you look your best; And the cost is much less when we're through." Let Quality Cleaners do your` aunciry,dur finals week. You 'won't even have 'to leave y room.- We pick up and deliver io fraternit dormitories, and 'anywhere in 'Plate Coll And Don't forget to have your wool garme cleaned befori,Vacation storage. , Happy Holidays to All QUALITY CLEAN 109 S. PUGH WEISNESI*Y. NOVEMBERI2B. 1962 Meeting the University of Pittsburgh and the Carnegie Institute! of Tech. tkology. 1 1. DISCUSSION sessio44n lead. il ership and a summary ession on the foundation of the onference will be held at 9 and 0:45 a.m, on Saturday. Individ 1 frater. nity will have luncheons at noon, and at 3 p.m. there will be a joint session for both unde - graduates and graduates. 617 To Grad u l, In Rec-Hall, Approximately 617 will receive graduate graduate degrees at,. mencement. This figure w ill change as the deadline for advanced degrees and as final grades 1 , are reported. Robert G ter, dean'of admissions trar, said. Commencement is scheduled for 10:30: a.m., Saturday, Dec. 8, 1 in Recreation Buildin . As has been the custom, there vill be no speaker for the event. President Eric A. Walker wilt preside. At present there are 1320 candi- dates for bachelor's degrees and 297 for advanced •degOes. - students pr under all com- probably for theses s reached .r seniors Bernreu nd regis- 8.0992
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