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Language, Education Houses Called
Successful Learning Experiences
The efforts of the French, Span
ish and two educalion houses have
been fairly successful this year,
Mrs. Hugh M. Davison, assistant
dean of women, said recently,
A third group, composed of stu
dents interested in public affairs
and social service, folded earlier
this year because of a lack of
leadership, she said.
THE PURPOSE of the language
houses, which is to give the stu
dents facility in the language, has
been more successful in the Span
ish house because of the native
speaker contact the girls have
with foreign students.
The two educational groups
were organized to help students
interested in some aspect of edu
cation learn more about the field,
she said.
The girls in all (our groups have
recently been given a general
Cankey Heads Women's Week;
AWS Names Booklet Co-Editors
Margaret Conkey (sth-liberal
arts-Philadelphia) was named
chairman of Women's Week
Wednesday night at the Associa
tion of Women Students' Senate.
Judith Angerman (6th-journal
ism-M c K eespor t) and Jeanne
Anthe:: (6th-psychology , - Bridge
ville) was selected co-editors of
the Penn State Woman, a booklet
prepared for incoming freshman
women.
In other business, the AWS Sen
ate approved a proposal to hold
rotating meetings in order to ac
quaint more University women
with the workings of AWS.
Vase Granted Sabbatical
Aubrey D. Vose, instructor in
agricultural economics extension,
has been given a leave for the
winter and spring terms to do
graduate tvork at the Eastern
New Mexico University at
Portales.
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cultural test, and the language
groups were tested on their cul
tural background and ability in
the language. The education
groups were also given Teaching
Situational Tests to see how they
would fare as teachers.
THE RESULTS of these tests
will probably be ready next fall,
she said.
Mrs. Davison explained that
these groups were organized as
serious endeavors and not as
social groups. The groups have
their own suite area in Simmons,
however, and have become close
from living together, she added.
"Now we are interested in see
ing if the group wants to continue
next year and to see if other
groups would be interested in
forming," she said.
"There is room for an additional
group or two," she added.
Under this plan, at least one
meeting would be held in each
residence area during the school
year.
A revision hi the elections code
was approved which provides that
'any elections' candidate who vio
lates the code will b.e ineligible
to run in the new election held
for that office.
This restriction, however, would
not prevent her from running in
any other AWS,slections.
A change was.also made in the
election campaign posters which
will permit candidates to list only
three activities, preferably activ
ities which qualify them for the
elected position.
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Roto Contest
Will Close
At 11 Tonight
Today is absolutely the last day
the BOCME (Board of Collegian
Male Editors) will accept pictures
for the annual BOCME-Pittsburgh
Press Roto College Queen Candi
date Contest.
Members of the BOCME and
their compatriots, the BOCMM
(Board of Collegian Male Man
agers), have been frantically
scurrying about, searching out
the loveliest coeds on campus.
At an executive session in the
Collegian office, the BOCME is
sued a proclamation:wto all
fe
males.
"Let it be known that the love
liest girl on campus is to report
with her picture to the Collegian
office by 11 p.m. tonight. Failure
to do so will mean expulsion
from the University."
Once the pictures are in the
hands of the BOCME, the nine
brave men making the decision
will go into a caucus that is ex
pected to last until some time
late Monday evening.
At that time the five finalists
will be announced.
Tuesday, the BOCME will hold
a dinner for the five finalists.
The winner will be announced
Wednesday.
The BOCME queen will be en
tered in the Pittsburgh Press
Roto Magazine College Queen
Contest along with entries from
most of 'the colleges and univer
sities in the Western Pennsyl
vania district.
The pictures of the area candi
dates will appear in the March 17
edition of the Roto Magazine, and
the winner will be announced
later in the spring.
So, bring your pictures, 5x7 or
Bxlo inches, to the Collegian of
fice in the basement of Sackett.
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Peace. Groups' Failures
Seen in Negative Action
By ELLEN BRADLEY
Many peace movements have
failed in the past because the
peace groups do nothing but pro
test, Daniel Singer, secretary
treasurer of the Council for a
Liveable World, said Friday.
"In order to be effective," he
told a group interested in Sense,
Students for Peace, "lobbyists must
put -themselves in a position of
responsibility. This is -where the
peace movement has fallen down
in the past.
"If the protestant wins, he has
nothing to offer. He must support
or offer , - a positive program,"
Singer said.
A recent example of this is the
peace movement's support of a
third party candidate in the' 1962
Massachusetts senatorial- election,
he explained. The candidate lost
to Democrat Edward Kennedy,
the President's brother,
"The candidate- never really
thought he had a chance," Singer
said.
Lobbyists must also have confi
dence that inside the government
people are striving for the same
things they are, he said. One way
to attain this confidence is to keep'
well informed, Singer said. In
formation is readily accessible to
everyone who bothers to look for
it, he added.
"One" way to get its out of this
jam is through the Council for a
Liveable World, recently changed
from the Council for Abolishing
War," Singer said.
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he explained, people in Congress
can speak on important issues
without fear of political reprisal,
which they would be unable to
meet in the next election.
THE COUNCIL provides finan
cial backing for those Congress
men who support responsible, po
litically acceptable programs,
Singer, who is general counsel
for the Federation of American
Scientists, was graduated from
Swarthmore in 1951 and from Yale,
Law School in 1954.
Restaurant' Society
Establishes Fund
The Pennsylvania--Restaurant
Association has established a loan
fund to aid students in food serv
ice and housing administration
undergraduate programs or asso
ciate degree students majoring in
hotel and food service.
The association has given $lO,-
000 to establish the loan fund,
which will be available only to
residents of Pennsylvania who
have completed at least. one aca
demic term at the University.
Other qualifications include an
All-University average of .2.0 or
higher, evidence of need and good
character.
Selection of the students will
be fnade after nominations by the
head of the department and , ap
proval by the director of student
aid.
A maximum loan of $5OO has
been set for any one student.
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