4—The Daily Collegian Monday, September 17, 1973 i I,
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STUPID , OF 1 / 4 00, I . • GRADES ALL KEAR AND NEVER stitA K • me4{!
BEAGLE! a FAILED SHOW BE A GOOD STUDENTAND NOT
Council to vote on frat zoh ing ~,,,
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By PAMELA REASNER The bill contains three of the building's exterior Sevet .1 fraternities A L 6_ •C• P -
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Collegian Staff :Writer provisions to protect the old surface. complained the : bill would 1 4 ' - • or . ,-irwr
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State College Council is buildings: Van Dyne said IFC decrease the property value ' 4- "`"="; ' 4 " _ V 44.
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expected to vote next month -=-- if a fraternity should fold requested council to delay of their houses, making them - -I- N., ',..---- •-_ 4-ir .. I, I Pr
on a bill to change present and sell its house and lot, the voting until after harder to sell. 1 PFANEI TS 6
fraternity area zoning. new owners cannot tear down homecoming so the _"I think it's an excellent bill :- LIFE 15 RARELY (KOLJ UM A FEW, ANC) REALLtf ? iN, "THAT'D BE NEAT "
The bill is designed to the building; fraternities could meet with that will help the :fraternities - ALL ONE WAK, ifOO LOSE A FEW !
protect fraternity houses and the house must be used their alumni boards before and the neighborhood," Van CHARLIE BROWN , _<";---.\
other old mansions in the area for offices, private s. 'not, taking a stand on the issue. Dyne said, "but- it's too /-----'-, 9 (1-----
from *Jeing torn - down or nursing home, clinic, ukty According to Van Dyne, restrictive as it stands now."
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-wanted to preserve the residential dwelling; and, fraternity involved could not • the IFC 's first two objections. - - . ••• . - -•- -..- -
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physical integrity of the inner the owners must have tear down its house and build "They seemed favorable mown 011teniumiollilalm _- . ' _ ---:"7. _-,-_ .-- -- - - -..- --_ - "..:, - •.: - -- ---.-:,,- - - -„ -_ -
city," said Paul Van Dyne, the approval of the Borough another one, or buy a vacant toward getting those things Us". ""' 111111 .1111.1111.1 •— - --'-• - - -- :-- • frr-- -- w -- "it -- "--- i - -Y .- - -IF .•!.
I n terf ra tern ity Council Planning Commission before lot to expand its present house changed," Van Dyne said.
Community Action chairman. altering more than 20 per cent :l• or build a new one. Should the bill pass, 34 - DOONESBURY .
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fraternities currently in R-3, -
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Inter-Varsity Meeting would be rezoned io an R-2 or
low density residential LIKE TO KNOW 'THOR?
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diStrict. One other, fraternity, •
~ WHAT HAPPENED TO THEIR avIMUNI77SS • AND ' ASK ON IT./
Christian Fellowship • 7:00 tonite ,
203 D HUB - now in an R-4 district, would .
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