—The Daily Collegian Friday, September 14, 1973
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Cambodians secure City The jurors were not receiving,, information relating to
• , Agnew, said the spokesman, John W. Hushen. He said the
KOMPONG CHAM The governor and military- security vias , "just an outgrowth of a lot of things—the weak
commander of this provincial capital, confident his forces had: security of the Watergate grand•jury and the huge number of
all but secured the city, yesterday said government troops newsmen milling around there (the' federal courthouse) in
would begin clearing Communist-led insurgents from the Baltimore." i
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outer districts. 1 ' Agnew has categorically 'denied all allegations against him.
Maj. Gen. Sar Hor told newsmen that insurgents still control 1
sections of the city's university, the road to the airport and , . 1 •
several key points in the western suburbs. UAW contract talks resume
"But in the city there are only isolated enemy elements t
DETROIT With the strike deadline only one day away,
left," the general said. -
Only sporadiC mortar and small-arms iire could be heard in the United Auto Workers yesterday said Chrysler Corp. had
Kompong Chanclyesterday, but the devastation of the week- not made a new economic• proposal but added it better
long battle for Cambodia's third large 4 city were widely happen soon."
evident. i 1 The'union has called Chryslers initial three per cent wage
Sar Hor said the governnient suffered' 5,000 civilian and increase offer "a mockery" and said a second proposal is
military wounded and 1,000 military and civilian dead. He said ; essential to avoiding a strike by the firm's 127,500 'UAW
-20,000 to 30,000 residents were led off by the insurgents, whose _ -represented workers in the United States and Canada.
casualties he estimated at 2,000 killed or wounded. -7
The union's major economic demands include an
\,
_ unspecified wage hike, im:provementsin the cost-of-living
formula, parity pay for Canadian workers and retirement
with a pension of $650 after 30 years of service, regardless of
age. Noneconomic demands include one that workers be
allowed to turn down overtime work, now required.
Corruption inquiry resumes
BALTIMORE, Md. A special federal grand jury
yesterday resumed its investigation Of alleged political
corruption in Maryland. The panel met amid unprecedented
security restrictions enforced by more than two dozen federal
marshals.
Because Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has been implicated
in the allegations of kickbacks and conspiracy under
investigatio., by the grand jury, the precautions led to
speculation that the panel was entering the Agnew, phase of its
probe.
But in Washington, a spokesman for the Justice Department
said it was not true.
Collegian
FOR SALE
GUITARS AND AMPS. Gibson
Epiphone, National, Sunn,
Ampeo USED but Top Condition!
Jack 466 6806
IDEAL FOR FRATERNITY. Pool
table, Brunswick, commercial
quality, with accessories. Phone
238-5934
CALCULATORS: HEWLETT
PACKARD, Texas instruments,
Bowmar, Craig, etc. Call 234-0766.
DINING TABLE, CHAIRS 9 x 12
rug, baby drawer Call 237-9354
leaving soon.
FOR SALE USED C.ITOH 10
speed 23 inch frame 5100 237.
6072
FEMALE PUP, HALF shepherd
half labrador, affectionate and
gentle, free to good home, coun
try preferred, call 865-2041 or 364 •
9444.
GALAXIE
mechanically sound Asking 5150
Call Art Muchow at 237-3181 for
additional information
SCHWINN MEN'S 3-SPEED,
lights, chain, toe-clips. Fine
shape $45. (Sall 237-9625.
HONDA SL 125 EXCELLENT
condition. Kathye 237-5916.
FOR SALE: DORM contract,
graduate male single. Available
anytiMe. Call Eric and leave
message at 865.9311 or 865-9580
ONE MEN'S DORM contract
Pollock area. Call 5.9788.
FINE POST SLIDE rule.' Best
offer! 238.0237 after 6 p.m.
PUCK 125MX 1972, Excellent,
trail ridden only, trailer, new
Bell Star: 5700. 865 1162,
Afternoons.
6 MONTH PUPS. Mother AKC
German Shepherd. Father
A,rdale. 1 black male, I tan
female. SlO.OO 238-8860.
SUEDE HIPCOAT SIZE 44L
zippered winter lining. Brand
new, was gift Too big for owner
was 560, asking -539. 237.9421.
SALE TV ZENITH 19" B&W,
eight months old excellent
condition Call Sheth 237-8368.
SUNBURST GUILD D-35.
Acoustic guitar 5180.00,
Hagstrom Electric Bass Guitar,
$lOO.OO, Gibson Hummingbird
Phone 234-0160.
TYPEWRITER ROYAL,
PORTABLE with case 535. price
negotiable, 237-6316 after 4:30.
SHOES, ODD SIZES available in
many styles and colors. Write
Dan North, Box 465 Lemont, Pa.
16851 or call 238-9066 and ask for
Dad
NEW END TABLES in walnut,
maple, dark oak, also new
coffee tables, 237 5100.
FOR SALE HOHNER. electric
piano with AMPEQ 160 WRMS
amplifier almost new $3OO. Phone
237 2062
GIBSON SG-JUNIOR with
numbucking pickup, Gibson 56
Deluxe excellent condition,
Fender Bandmaster Amplifier,
call Eric at 238-3501
DELUXE SEARS-ROEBUCK
broiler oven - cost 529 - sell S2O -
like new. Great for Atherton, 237-
1338.
EPIPHONE
ELECTRIC
QUI TAR, Gibson G-10 amp Sl5O
Panasonic B&W TV. S5O 238-8388
BAR BELL SET Sta-Fit. All steel,
red black. 58.00. Room
humidifier Sears lightweight 1 1 / 2
gal Tim 237-1454.
GARAGE SALE: SAT. Sept. 15,
2221 Circleville Road. (Green
garage bordering Valley Vista),
numerous items include dishes,
pots, baby carriage, typewriter,
hairdryer, clothing, appliances,
among others. 237-0232.
G P DOES IT AGAIN
mounting service available
Saturdays, 50 cents. General
Photographic 222 South Allen
1972 YAMAHA 360 'cc ENDURO
Great shape. 2 yr. old Hide-a
bed sofa, desk, chair. Call 238-4788
USED VACUUM CLEANERS for
student apartments or dorm
rooms. $7 95 up. Call 238-8367 for
information
DISCOUNT FILM SERVICE 30
per cent off also fine coffees,
teas, candies. Candy Cane 128
West College.
AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD
puppies. Bred for temperment
and show. Some long hair. Call
238 8768 anytime.
A NEWSPAPER YOU can trust.
The Christian Science Monitor.
Daily at Nittany News. Price 15
cents.
MOVING TO WEST_ coast must
sell 1968 Austin Healy Sprite
$9BO excellent condition, 237-8616.
AP New Scope
DOUBLE BED S2O. Book shelf SlO
Kitchen Cabinets, end tables
steel storage shelves Sl5 238
3573.
INSURANCE FOR AUTO,
motorcycle, personal
possessions, hospitalization,
accident, ;valuables, fire. Good
rates; Fast'service. 238-6633.
ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS
AT fantastic discount prices.
Largest selection. All major
brands. F:ull-factory warranty.
237-9134 ev✓'nings.
ID CARDS' STAMPED envelope
get details sample 5.25 Dept. PS
Box 393 - Bala Pa. 19004.
QUALITY
UNPAINTED
FURNIT(.IRE Bookcases (70
sizes), desks, tableS, chairs,
storage beds, chests. Decorators
Workshop. 200 W. College 237-8900.
1972 KAWASAKI 52350 low
mileage cheap price)negohaoie
call 3559631 buy now heap.
CUSTOM MADE ORANGE and
gold bedipread. Coordinating
pillow covers. Ideal for dorm.
Great buy! 865-8729.
FREE FRIEND BLACK white it
cat shots , declaw ed happy and
healthy needs new home. 234-0101.
cOR SALEISOFA.BED, call 238-
1776 after, 6 p.m. will bargain!
FOR SALE NIKON FTN with 50
mm 1.4, Plus - 200 mm f-4 with
Aluminum case, 5420, after 6 p.m.
238-4125. I
FOR SALE: DORM Contract,
Male. Available anytime. Call
Dave, 865.3535, 9 Nittany 26.
OLDS RECORDING TRUMPET
and fender stratocaster, 3
pickups, beautiful finish. Both
excellent condition 238-3600.•
AUDIO;
DYNACO SCA- 8 0 Q
INTEGRATED amplifier. Low
noise and distortion. 40 watts,
RMS per channel. $l4O or best
offer. Call Kevin 865.4857.
RADER HIGH FIDELITY
authorized service for Kenwood
Fisher Sony,Sansui TEAC Pioneer
Crown Evergreen 466-6500
DUAL 1215 TURNTABLE wooden
base dust cover shure M-91E
Cartridge 23r10670.
BRAND SPANKING NEW Univox
piano Leslie,l4s used good shape
Call Ed 238.4739.
STEREO SYSTEM. EIGHT track
player recorder, turntable, AM
FM, FM stereo quadrasonic four
speakers. Nine months old. Worth
575.00 new. Selling for 350.00. Call
238-7727 after p.m. '
PHILLIPS GA2I2 TURNTABLE
plus Stanton's best cartridge. 3
months old value 5250 will sell Sl5O
call Fran 23822640..
WEBCOR 18-TRACK AM-FM
stereo 9 1 mo. dld. Spkrs.
included. Was 289.95. Must sell
5150.00. Mike 234-3363.
GIBSON 12;STRING GUITAR
almost new, stereo AM - record
changer two unit system, 237-1155
or 238.0701. j
1-,
FENDER JAGUAR, CUSTOM
built, black,[ w-case, 5225.00
Fender VibrOlux AMP w•cover,
5200.00 Both perfect 238-2050
STEREO EQUIPMENT: 15-50 per
cent discount. Brand new. Full.
factory warranty. All brands also
color TV check before you buy.
Campus Stereoi 237-9134.
RED HOT CASSETTE specials.
Scotch C. 60 S 88 Sony C-90 51,53.
T.S.C. the Television Service
Center.
JVC 160 WATT receiver with
S.E.A., Miracord turntable,
Rectilinear speakers. All or part.
Going quad. Call Steve 237-8871.
GARRARD.AUTO 'TURNTABLE,
2 years old; new mag
cartridge_ List; $BO. Asking. $5O.
Chuck. 238-8830,
TWO RECTILINEAR 12 speakers
used only ! one term. New
warranty. Still in boxes. Call 234-
3002.
PANASONIC AM-FM STEREO
two weeks old. Must sell $BO
without turntable or best offer 238-
2621.
AUTOMOTIVE gioL
1969 FIAT 850
- - .
Excellent condition. New paint.
Extra hardtop With convertible
roof. Call Barb 237-1797. •
73 MERCEDES 280C:PERFECT
condition, 8700 'miles, automatic
transmission, floor shift, ,air
conditioned, AM-FM radio.
Firm pi - ice 5980,0 call evenings
only if seriously ( interested 237-
3820.
66 VW BUS very. good condition
needs body work Ed 238.4739.
FTC probes bubble bath
WASHINGTON The Federal trade Com Mission, in
response to persistent complaints of skin irritation and
infections among children, has launched a nationwide
investigation of bubble bath.
The FTC investigation, ; initiated earlief this month;
represents a resurgence of concern over a problem originally
tackled by the Food and Drug Administration three years ago.
63 VW BUG excellent engine body
interior, newly overhauled, 5325
234-3274.
1966 FORD SUPERVAN good
condition. Call Ron 865-4362.
1972 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLEI
650 excellent condition.;
Sacrifice $llOO. Call Ralph 237-
9526.
SNOW TIRES GUARANTEED
gulf vikings unbelievable prices
most sizes blems and tube
required Rick 865-0777
1970 YAMAHA 350 CC ExcellerW
condition, helmet, new;
inspection $450.00 238-2050 .
1966 RAMBLER CLASSIC
Convertible 327 4.speed. AM.FM
air conditioning 56,000 miles.
5500 or offer, 8654934.
1970 450 HONDA many extras,
Excellent condition $670 or best
offer, Call 2377880.
SPITFIRE SOFT TOP for sale
Very good condition. S2O. 238
5357.
1968 TRIUMPH 650 cc, 2 helmets
lots-of extras like • new call
Frank Days 865-1996, evenings ,
23,e3391.
57 CHEVY 2-DOOR Must see
15350.00 Call Steve 237-2598
SUZUK I 500 -- 1971 Excellent
Condition. Includes two Helmets
5595. Will Bargain. Call Doug
237-0223.
1963 VW BUG. Reasonable offer.
Needs body work. 238-6566 after
5:00 p.m.
VREDESTEIN, Semperit,
Pirelli, Concord, Uniroyal, etc.
Unbiased recommendations.
Discount Prices. Sway-bars, Koni,
AMCO, etc. Call Bagley
Preparation, 238-8375.
Conference Center for
information on this' weekend's
•
SUZYJK I 500 - 1972, excellent ;science fiction conference here at
condition, 2 helmets, and extras, lP SU
5725.00 Call 865-6708 - after 10:30 c- i . • i
p .m. ;GUITAR LESSONS. CLASSICAL
65 CHEVELLE 55 427 High Rise 4
BBL carburator 500 HP. 4 speed
tran. current Insp. Phone 814-349-
5401. After 6 p.m.
'6l RAMBLER STATION wagon.
Rebuilt engine excellent body
reliable safe cheap 200.00, 364-
9796
1969 VW CAMPER excellent
condition, radial tires, tape
stereo,radio. Price negotiable.
Call 865-8344.
1964 FORD ECONOLINE van.
Very good condition. See Don at
Boilers Dairy Queen, 2009 N.
Atherton; State College.
KAWASAKI 350 BIGHORN - Must
sell, best offer, extras, 33hp.,
runs great. Call 238-2184.
1964 OLDSMOBILE F-85 Blue
white top. Six cylinder. 5150. 238
0875.
1967 GORV. MONIP!, 4 spd., rebuilt
engine. New tires, shocks,
exhaust. Clean interior. Best
0ffer.,238-2621.
ATTENTION
TYPING IBM SELECTRIC. Pick 8x 45 TRAALOR FOR RENT one
up-delivery available. Fast , mile off campus call 237-3928.
dependable service. 355-7351
SUBLET: I/4 OF 2 bedroom apt.
AVAILABLE DRUMMER ,372-month (everything). One
LOOKING for rock blues band 6 block from campus., No deposit or
years active experience have lease. Call Rich 238-7272.
transportation Steve 237.9034
TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT.
USG GAY LINE, information on ;Pets allowed. Dishwasher, gas
homosexuality, referrals, rap. stove. Till summerl Park Forest
Tues., Fri., Sun. 7.11 p.m. 863-0296. Villas. 238-6130. r
PEER COUNSELORS WHO have MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to
not checked in at Old Main, call share 1-bedroom furnished
865-3491. Meeting at 102 A Boucke apartment at Lauren Glen.
Monday at 7 p.m. Reasonable price. Call 237-9592.
AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD pups
sire Schwarz Schon 11. Dam
Duchess von Glantz. Excellent
pedigrees, good tempered. Born
July 26. Call 238.8342.
FEEL GOOD ALL over! Get into
our for guys gals. Bass, ,
Dexter, great names -- Looks LOST STAR SAPPHIRE ring,
Lovingly The Shoe Fly. silver band in the cattle car on
the 51h. Can't replace. Reward.
DRUMMER DESIRES WORK Please call 238.1198
with established rock group. I ,
Call Bruce 237-0985
SHUCKS I'VE LEFT rn glasses
FACULTY EPISCOPAL
• in a brown shirt in or near HUB
LUTHERAN Catholic
last Thursday nite reward Bob
sponsored ecumenical discussion 466,-6388.
Thursday noons bag lunch
beverage provided Eisenhower LOST: PASSPORTS. IF found
Chapel. .please call at 865-7988. Reward!
SPYDER
Organs, electric Winos, guitars,
amps, banjos, drums and
• all musical accessories ,-
Our Customers,Love Us! .
Our Competitors Kate Us!
Remember— if our competitors try to, undersell us, show us their
ads. George will meet or beat their prices. I
trade-ins welcome— instrument repairs , 1
'
GEORGES HOUSE OF MUSIC
- 1610 N. Atherton - across frOrn'R iverside Market
237-5711;2
ssified
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
DANCE workshop
offering ballet and modern dance
classes. Call Laßue .4 llen 238-7142.
HELP LINE: 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. M. FOUND PART-BLACK shepherd
,F, 116 Old Main., 4 p.m. to pup, vaccination tag, no license.
Midnite 102 A Boucke.ll2 noon to 8 Found Kenfield. Call 237-2835
p.m. Sat. 8. Sun. 102 A Boucke. Call
863-0306
INTERVARISTY CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP Grad group will
meet on Thursdays , at 7:30 p.m.
Come to 135 W-Mitchel Ave. if you
want to praise God with us or call
238.4629 or 238-7741 for further
info.
THINK "" rAN review movies,
book Can cep :yds? Call
The Colley... _ kec ft ; and talk
to:'Steve.
EXPERT SEWING AND
alterations. Duality work,
reasonable rates. Free calls on
campus. K. Domenig. 237.8293.
EPISCOPAL. STUDENT
ASSOCIATION invites those
interested to Sunday Services at
9:00 a.m.; 6:15 p.m. and Tuesdays
- at* 7:00 p.m. to a Holy Spirit
Community; all at Eisenhower
Cahpel.
, THE CUT'S "THE THING." Try
our Blower Dry cuts or Basic
Style cuts. For Men 8 Ladies.
Pietro of Italy Coiffures 123 W.
Beaver Ave. 238-2933
FOR THE BEST in solid rock and
good dance music ARGOS a
progressive group. 238-4145
COMING SOON AT the "Scorpion
downstairs" Spaghetti!
Spaghetti! Spaghetti!
"LADIES NIGHT" AT the
Scorpion every , Tuesday nth
"Trooper Rabbit" also
"Shepherd" every. Wednesday
MICHELIN
;INTERESTED IN SCIENCE
FICTION? Contact the Keller
and folk. Private and classes.
'Professional state certified
teacher. 238-3711 0i.,466-6806.
HITCHCOCK RAILWAY NOW
taking Fall' Terin Rock Band
Bookings Call Ed 237-6064, Jim
355-9705 -nights.
$E ESE PHOTO 'STUDIO
Passports, I.D.'s, Weddings,
Groups, Portraits. 200 W. College
Ave. 237.6647.
VOLLEYBALLPSU
•
l VOLLEYBA.LL Club
organization meeting Tuesday;
Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.M. in 267 Rec.
Hall. For more information call
Gary, 234-0770.
ATTENTION: STUDENTS;
HOUSEWIVES, could you use
5250 to 5400.00 per month i mcome?
Work hours 9-1 or 1-5 or 5-9 p.m.
from our office in Kar-Mel Motel,
Bellefonte, Rm 32. Apply or call
Mrs. Defino - 355-1549.
-t
TYPING: PROFESSIONAL
TYpIST. Theses and term
papers. IBM Selectric. Pick-up
and delivery. Fast dependable
service. 355-7351. ,
APARTMENTS
MST
COST: BLACK CHAIN, Bracelet
with name "John" on 'face. If
_found please call 237.8954.
Save sss on
SF authors discuss trends
Colloquy panel ponders futures
By BILL SPANGLER
Collegian Staff Writer
The art of building futures
and some of the futures
mankind faces were
discussed by four science
fiction writers last night as
the second event in, this
week's Colloquy program.
Gordon - Dickson,.Philip
Klass, Jerry Pournelle and
Roger Zelazny spoke on how
science fiction writers
extrapolate on historical
trends to, in Klass' words,
"grapple with the world that
is being born."
Every generation feels as if
they're in an era of change,
Dickson explained, but, in
fact, there are very few
explosive changes, and there
are definite trends which can
be seen.
Zelazny developed the idea
by talking about two myths
that run through science
fiction: what he described as
the Frankensteiri-Pygmallion
concept. these
twotension between these
two ideas-the creation of man
that - brings terror and the
creation of man - that brings
joy—provides part of the
attraction of science fiction,
FOUND
GIRL'S CLASS RING Canon
McMillan Call Ed 238,4739.
MALE cat
FOUND: LARG
gray and white. Found near
Simmons_Hall. Please call Mimi
865.4198 or leave name at
Collegian office.
FOUND AT JAMMY July 29th.
Girls umbrellas. Call Alpha Chi
Sigma 238-1083 to claim.
FOUND COSTUME RING, in
case, at B.T. Apartment, 237-
0622.
ROOM KEY FOUND in Pollock
Quad. Call Tom 865-3511.
HELP WANTED
COME UP TO Skimont!!
Increased business hassx.reated
openings for cooks, salad-boys,
girls and bus boys, girls. Contact
Mr. Pete Marjnakos in person at
Skimont, Rt. 422, east of
Boalsburg.
KITCHEN HELP WANTED for
fraternity. Meals, social, &
salary. Call 237-3398
WANTED
SERIOUS GRADUATE COUPLE
desires 1 bedroom
apartment. Call Jerry at 863-0395
or 237,9425.
WANTED WEST HALLS dorm
contract. Call Barb 238.0016.
MALE. UNDERGRAD NEEDS
room. Would prefer to buy dorm
contract. Call collect 8 . 14-943-5954
before 3:00 p.m. or 238-1962 after
5:30 p.m.
ROOMMATE FALL TERM only
Cedarbrook apartments 555
month call Marsha or Carol 237-
9209 Urgent!! Urgent!!!
THOSE INTERESTED IN
Officiating mens intramural
touch football sign up in the
intramural office, 206 Rec, Bldg.
WANTED: JUNE ISSUE Vogue 1
magazine. Will buy. 237.4788.
ROOM IN DORM or near campus.
Or roommate for Park Forest 1
bdrm. apt. $67-mo Vince 234-3055.
FEMALE ROOMMATE
WANTED to share apartment at
Penn Towers. Call 234-0457 after 9-
18 (Tue.) Call 237-9329.
ROOMMATE WANTED TO share
one bedroom Univ. Towers apt
$87.50 a month, all utilities incl
Call Mitch 238-0616.
VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS FOR
PSU volleyball club.
Organization meeting Tues, Sept.
18 7:30 p.m. at 267 Rec Hall for
more information call Gary 234-
0770.
GOOD HOME WANTED for
female - calico kitten, extremely
well behaved. Call •Debbie
afternoons or evenings, 237-7882.
NEEDED-WINTER-TERM-apt.,
or roommate ' withapt.
(preferred). Contact Barb Smith
12 Columbia Ave. Carnegie Pa.
15106 or phone 238-9474
PART TIME JOB in Retail Store,
4 hours, 5 days weekly 10 a.m. - 2
p.m.- Call 237-8190.
WANTED, JAZZ COMBO or other
small groups. Please call 237-
1722 after 7:00 p.m.
WANTED: RIDE TO Newcastle
Fri. after 6th. Call Judy, 234-
0065.
PROFESSIONAL TYPIST WILL
type term papers, thesis
letters, etc. Close to campus, 237
7967.
TO decorate
ART STUDENT
walls and paint signs. The
Billard Room, 238-9748, 224 E.
College Ave.
ROOMMATE WANTED ONE
bedroom apartment W. College
Ave. Call 234-0171.
ROOMS
DESPERATE! MUST SELL
female dorm contract ...FAST!
If interested, please call Jo. 865-
2457. .
I NEED A PLACE to live! Phone
Jim 237-3211
JAWBONE
JAWBONE FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 14. Artist David
Ben Rexi, Saturday September 15
see Friday's ad. Shows 9:30 and
11:30 p.m. both nights. Open Mike
12 midnight. Open 8 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Located 415 E. Foster. Phone 238-
1613.
he said.
Klass, an associate
professor of English who
writes science fiction under
the pen name William Tenn,
brought up the question of
what makes science fiction
authors different from other
writers.
In his reply, Zelazny
explained that he . started:
reading science fiction for the
sense of entering new. worlds,
not as a form of prediction;
and he felt that of writers, in
general, felt a sense of
exhilaration from entering
new worlds.
The discussion then turned
to the possibility of
scientifically charting human
behavior.
Pournelle felt that such a
charting would destroy man,
and spoke out against
behavioral psychologists such
According to a survey of former
Commonwealth Campus students,
University Park .is more anxiety-producing
than the campuses.
And we're trying to do something about it.
USG Dept. of Branch Campus
Student Services
203 G HUB 863.0295
Free Counseling & Information' Sept. 10-14
Groundor HUB 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
Friday - Sunday, September 14 - 16
SPECIAL EVENTS
Friday, September 14 Panhel, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., HUB ballroom.
Friday-Saturday, September 14-15 Annual Conference of the Science Fiction
Research Association, Keller Conference Center, 8 p.m.; awards banquet,
Saturday, 6:30 p.m.,
Friday, September 14 Commonsplace Coffeehouse, 8 p.m. Room 102 Kern.
Friday, September 14 New Democratic -Coalition, social, 8-11:30 p.m., HUB
ballroom.
Saturday, September 15 Sports: Penn State Rugby Club, vs. Villanova, 2 p.m.,
Rugby Field, near Flower Gardens.
Saturday, September 15 Young Socialists, social, 7-12 p.m., HUB ballroom.
Saturday-Sunday, September 15-16 Artists Series, "Godspell," 3 p.m., and 8:30
p.m., Schwab.
Sunday, September 16 Chapel Service, 11 a.m., Eisenhower Chapel. Dr. John W.
Brush, Andover-Newton Theological Seminary.
Sunday, September 16 Black Christian Fellowship worship service, 11 a.m:, Black
Cultural Center. The Reverend Loran Mann, Pittsburgh.
Sunday, September 16 Sigma Delta Epsilon's Annual Fall Social for women in
science, 2 p.m., Room 101 Kern. Mr. Gilbert Ward on "The Physics of Musical
Sounds."
Sunday, September 16 Penn State Sports Car Club "Autocross," 12 noon, Parking
Lot 80. (Entries bill be accepted starting at -10:30 a.m.).
FILMS
Friday-Sunday, September 14-16 Arnold Air Society, "Summer of '42," 7 and 9
p.m., Room 105 Forum.
Friday-Saturday, September 14-15 Graduate Student Association series, "Alice in
Wonderland," 8 and 10 p.m., Room 112 Kern. •
Friday-Saturday, September 14-15 Student SF films, 7 and 9 p.m., HUB assembly
room. "The First Men in the Moon," Lionel Jeffries, Martha Hyer.
Friday, September 14 Economics, 2:30 p.m., Room 101 Kern
Interlandia Folk Dancers, Sundays, 7:30 p.m., HUB ballroom
Kern Gallery —Shirley Sturtz,-jewelry, prints, paintings. Paul Jay, pottery.
Museum of Art Gallery A, PSU Faculty Graphics.
Zoller Gallery, Visual Arts New Faculty Show.
Pattee Library Curculation Lobby, "Retrospect," Janet I, Dougherty, multi
media drawings and paintings.
Sackett Gallery, third floor Architectural models.
as B.F. Skinner
' Zelazny described man as a
resilieht creature, however,
agd said, "WI won't be run
through mazes that easily."
"We're going to see
explosions," Dickson added,
saying that advances in. laser
technology will make the
transistor look "silly."
He stressed, however, that
the revolution is going to be in
Suburban zoning condemned
HARRISBURG Gov. Shapp yesterday issued a strong
condemnation of so-called suburban snob zoning which, he
said, serves only to "perpetuate the prerogatives of the
wealthy."
The governor told a special land use policy conference here:
"In fact, at present, because of inflated prices, most of our
working and middle class citizens—our steelworkers,
engineers, white collar workers, truck drivers and others—
have no opportunity to live in areas in which they desire to
rent or buy."
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the world, and . not in human
nature.
Pournelle pointed out all
literature deals with
describing man's nature, and
science fiction provides a
different perspective to this
question.,
`.'We examine the potential
of man, what lies outside the
maps of the known," Klass
added.