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The Association. of Women
Students will hold elections for
Summer Term dorm represen
tatives on Tues., July 1. Voting
hours are from 11:30 a. m. to
1:30 p.m. and from 4:30 to
6:30 p.m.
The residents of each dorm
will elect seven dorm council
members. The seven will elect
their own president and vice
president.
A prize will be awarded to
the dorm in which the highest
percentage of residents vote.
University President Eric A.
Walker will give the keynote
talk at Washington Tuesday at
the opening session of the
national engineering in
formation conference.
The two-day conference is
sponsored by the Office of
Science and Technology. office
of the President, to foster the
development of information
systems designed to serve
engineers.
Fish-and-Loaves will meet at
5:45 tomorrow at Boyers'.
First in a series of hap
penings - singing. sports.
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OFFICE HOURS
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday -
Basement of Sackett
North Wing
NOTICE .
. . ,
Summer Human
, I
- Relations Lab To Be
I ' -
i
,
Held July 18-20, 1969* - I . ,
' Human Relations training (also
• • known as sensitivity or t-groups) •
is designed to improve the partici.
pant's awareness, communication,
and leadership skills through a
group experience. It provides an
opportunity to increase self-aware- ,
ness, awareness of other people,
practice new ways of behaving, and
learning how to learn with other
students, faculty, and staff.
Applications may be .•
obtained at
202 Hetzel Union Building
"Lab conditional upon student
response.
LA PIUMA is having . a IA Price SALE
13etpwdev+43..
2/8;E. College Ave. (Next to the ,Tavern)
AWS ' Sdiedulei - Dortri--Oettiotis
snacks: discussion, "Who Do
You Think You Are. Anyway?"
will take place at 7 tomorrow
at Boyers', 712 McKee Street.
State College (North of North
Halls).
Transportation provided
every Thursday afternoon for
"Cram the Dam"-trip to Whip
pies for swimming. Meet at
Religious Affairs office in the
PUB at 1:30 or 2:30 for rides.
Return to campus by 5:30.
Entries are now being ac
cepted for the juried art ex
hibition at the third annual
Central Pennsylvania Festival
of the Arts July 19-27 in State
College.
All artists are entitled to
submit two works in each of
five fields including painting,
sculpture, graphics, crafts, and,
photography.
Deadline for entries is June
28. Festival officials as k
however that all entries be sent
or delivered between June -26
and June 28.
Cash prizes for each of the
categories will range from $2OO
to $25.
—Noted ceramist Leonard
FOR RENT
TWO BEDROOM house—summer sublet
5135 a month. 731-3262.
WANTED
WANTED: MALE roommate for 2.man
Unica apartment startino this Fall, Semi
one bedroom at 564.00/mo. or one bed
'room at 584.00/mo. per man, Call Bruce
tWeiss at 'NYC 2.12-NE4-0567 or write''
[229 Bch. 136th St., Belle Harbor, N.Y.
11694
WANTED
WANTED: MALE roommate for I•man
Unica apartment starting this Fall, Semi.
Anti bedroom at $64.00/mo. or one bed
room at 58.1.00/mo. per man, Call Bruce
Weiss at NYC 212-NE4-0567 or write
'229 Bch. 136th St., Belle Harbor, N.Y.
11694
PHYRST
SATURDAY NITS. Terry & Sherry &
Friends Saturday nite at The Phyrst.
FRIDAY NITE "The Tarnished e . Hot
Dixieland and Cold Beer. Good Peanuts,
too. The Phyrst.
Come in Saturday, June 28th
and go halves with us
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
Stach, assistant professor of
art at Earlham College. In
diana, has been named juror
for the third annual craft show
at the Central Pennsylvania
Festival of the Arts.
Image Series will offer an in
tensive eight-session group
study this summer. It is
designed to be an educational
venture. concerned more to
awaken the potential fo r
creative imagination decision
making than to provide any
new volume of factual in
formation. •
The sessions deal with the
depth questions of radical exis
tential theology and consider
the implications on a global
context.
Lectures and seminars will
be employed to establish a con
text out of which exploration
and study will proceed in areas
of vocation and the stance of a
university student.
Sessions will be on Mondays
from 7-11 p.m. beginning July
7 and continuing for eight
weeks at the Wesley Foun
dation, 256 East College Ave.
There will be a meeting of
JAWBONE
WANTED: PEOPLE to run Penn State's
only Coffee House, Jawbone f Entertain
ment, food, every Sat. 8-12. Near South
Halls, 415 E. Foster.
PENN STATE'S only Coffee House wel
comes Freshmen! Hear C. Sharp sing,
visit the friendly kttchen, bring guitar*,
banjos, ideas, to 415 E. Foster, two
blocks up Garner from South Halls.,
Sat. f. 12.
ATTENTION
PROFESSOR/WIFE require furnlunfurn.
house or apartment Fall and/or Winter
term or permanently. Write details
Frank. Haight, Schout Van Elia lean 236. 1
Leldschendam, Netherlands.
Summer Term Students
Community and Human Service
Agencies in this Area
need
For t
details timendl
and help.
cal •
Volunteer Service Center
1111 Human Cleo. Bldg.
865.1424
Collegian Notes
The' Students for a Democratic
Society at 7:30. Wednesday,
June 25; in 203'RLIB.
11 1 1aurice Mi'Sevik, professor
of aerospace engineering, has
been named.:Director, of the
MAURICE M. SEVIK
Garfield Thomas Water Tun
nel.
He succeeds George F.
Wislicenus. who retires July 1.
Sevik joined the Penn State
faculty in 1959 as research
assistant at the Ordnance
Research Laboratory and was
named professor of aerospace
engineering last yedr.
As part of the University Ar
tist series films, "A Woman Is
a Woman" will he shown
AIR-CONDITIONED
Starts TOMORROW at 1:30-3:30:5:30:7:30-9:30
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tonight and "Nly,Life to Live"
will be shown tomorrow. Both
begin at ,9 iA Schwa.b
Auditorium: 'Student tickets
are at' the HUB desk and cost
25 cents.
* *
The status of Dr. Malcolm H.
Gotterer will be.changed from
.professor of business ad
ministration in the College of.
Business Administration at the
University. to professor of
computer science in the Col
lege of Science, effective July
1.
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Wilber W. Ward. director of
the School of Forest Resources
and professor of silviculture,
has been appointed chairman
of the Division of Plant Science
and Industry in the College of
Agriculture at Th e Pen
nsylvania State University for
a three-year term, beginning
July 1.
Adam Anthony, professor of
zoology at the University, has
been appointed chairman of
the interdisciplinary graduate
program in physiology, which,
although based in the College
* * of . Science, involves faculty
Dr. George A. Etzweiler, members. and courses i n
associate professor of elec- several colleges of th e
trical engineering at th e University,
University, has won the Penn Anthony, who had been serv-
State Engineering Society's ing as vice chairman, succeeds
1969 Award for Outstanding Richard Schein, professor of
Service as a Faculty Adviser 'botany and associate dean of
to Undergraduate Students. the College of Science, who had
* * headed the program since its
Dr. Eugene S. Lindstrom, inception in 1965.
assistant dean of the College of * *
Science since 1966, has been Chalmers G. Norris has been
promoted, to associate dean. named director of programs
for resident instruction in the and budget planning in the of-
PERSONS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE ADMITTED!
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THE MAN FROM THE MYTH
20th Centuri-Fox presents
College of Science at The Pen
nsylvania State University. •
Guy L. Rindone,, professor of ,
ceramic science at ,th e '
University, bas been named'
chairman of the ceramic
science section of the depart
ment of materials science.
He succeeds Floyd A. Hum
mel, professor of ceramic
science, who was named
.department head in 1963 and
has been serving as chairman
of the section since the
materials science department
was organized in 1967. Pro
fessor Hummel will continue
as professor of ceramic
science.
fice of the Vice President for;
Planning.
Norris will have t h e
responsibility of coordinating'
and directing the development !
and integration of new syltems
for program add.budget plan
ning within the University.
Josef Pliva, who has been',
serving ' as visiting scientist in
the Division of Pure Physics of 1
the National Reseakch Council
of Canada for the past year, t
has been named professor . ofi
phYsict.
• * * *
John F. ,Gerber: professor, in
the department of fruit crops .
at the University. - of Florida,'
has • been 'appointed visiting)
professor o f agricultural{
climatology, at the University 1
for next year.
* '*
Donald V. Josephson, .Pro-!
lessor and head of the'Depart
ment of Dairy - Science, hail
been re-appointed chairinan' of f
the Division of Food Science
and Industry iri the College oft
Agriculture.' ,
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129- S. Atherton
brings you "GREETINGS"
which has just been selected as thei
official U.S. entry (along with "Midnight
Cowboy") at the Berlin Film - Festiiral.
"It is right on target with some keen pot
shots at Viet Name smut peddling, nym
phomania, underground newspapers, pop
art and sex and the single hot-blooded
young man!" —Bob Salmaggi, WINS Radio
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