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Math Contest Planned
The ninth annual mathe
matics competition contest,
sponsored jointly by Pi Mu
Epsilon, national mathematics
honorary fraternity, an d
HRB-Singer, of State College,
will be held at 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday in 109 McAllister.
The contest and prize
money will be divided into
two divisions: elementary, for
terms one to six, and ad
vanced, for terms seven to 12.
The examination, which
takes about two hours, is
open to all students. No regis
tration is required.
Further information is
available from W. L. Hark
ness, 207 McAllister.
A tenth faculty member
has been added to the faculty
art exhibition which will be
KTA Initiates 13 Journ Students
Eleven undergraduates and New members are: Beth- rill, Jamison; Paul Seydor,
two graduate students have anne Bojanic, Hummelstown; Imperial; Vicki L. Sheaffer,
been initiated as members of Tim R. Doering, Greensburg; Carlisle; Carlyn L. Sipes,
Kappa Tau Alpha, honorary Mildred Naylor Hast, Norris- York; and John R. Swinton,
scholastic fraternity in jour- town; Kathryn Kelber Hook- Colonia, N.J.
nalism. er, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Burt J. Kappa Tau Alpha was
Members are chosen on the Kempner, Wyncote; Berna
founded in 1910 at the dine M. Kopec, Uni
basisMcClelland-
of outstanding academic town; Kathryn Litwak, Shen- versity of Missouri. The Penn
records through a period of andoah; R. Paul McCollough, State chapter was chartered
at least eight terms. Jr., Petrolia; Michael S. Ser- in 1956.
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Collegian Notes
held Monday through Friday,
April 19, in the Arts Building.
The newest exhibitor is
John A. Cook, associate pro
fessor of art.
He joins Harold Altman and
George Zoretich, professors of
a r t; Enrique Montenegro,
Stuart Frost and Bruce Sho
baken, associate professors of
art; David Don Tigny and
Eleanor Zygler, assistant pro
fessor of art; Zeljko Kujund
zic, visiting lecturer in art;
and Donald Beaman, assistant
professor of theatre arts.
Co-sponsored by the Uni
versity's Institute of Arts and
Humanistic Studies, Depart
ment of Art, and Department
of Theatre Arts, the exhibi
tion is scheduled for the East
and West Galleries of the Arts
NOTICE
TOUR CENTRAL Penna. with a purpose.
Come to McCarthy Headquarters, 103
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ENGINEERS ANa'lid a
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and Arnold Air Society will be collecting
used books, door to door, for our men
in Vietnam.
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Meeting of Entire Local '
Ad Staff This Mon.
at 6:30 P.M. in
Collegian Office.
Building.
The deadline for nomina
tions to membership in Pi
Gamma Mu, national social
science honorary society, has
been extended to Thursday.
The society accepts appli
cations from students who
are seventh term or higher
and have an all-University
average of 3.00 or above. Ap
plicants must have 21 credits
in the social sciences with six
of the courses on the 400 or
500 level, and an average of
3.10 in the social science
courses.
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obtained from social science
advisers or from Gerald
Bosch and David Russell, 143
Chambers. Completed appli
cations should be returned to
143 Chambers.
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, its usual "before the term" Cabin Party
at Watts Lodge, this Saturday and Sun-
day. For reservations call 238-2285. Bring
blankets for sleeping, money for food.
'Transportation from Eisenhower Chapel
Saturday 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
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POT PARTY! Coffee and tea . . . 10:45
Grace Lutheran Church, 11:15 Eisenhower
Chapel.
SIMON SAYS "Sing! Sing! Sing!" Wel
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