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Association is opposed to
faculty unionization until
such time is the graduate
students can be assured that
unionisation will snot ad
ersely affett their .academic
and economic welfare."
GSA members said they
feel (hey have gotten this
assurance only formally and
not supportively front the
Penn 'State University
Professional Association
PSUPA ) or from any other
unionizing organization.
In retusing support of
!acuity unionization. GSA
delegates cited .reasons such
as possible declines in
academic quality and ad
n»nistrative funding cuts that
ould affect graduate
students:
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Howard (graduate
astronomy i resigned the GSA
presidency. He said he does
not have time to do the job
effectively.
According to the GSA
constitution. the 'vice
president assumes the role of
presidency if • the pre4dent
does not complete his term.
Vice president Dion Stewart
declined the office because of
conflict of interests. Stewart
is a student representative to
the University Board of
Trustees.
The GSA rules committee
presently is revising the
constitution to account for
such discrepancies
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erning the presidency. The
revision will include the
procedures to be followed if
the vice president isn't able to
Why wait?
Stewart will act as tem
porary president until a new
president can be. elected.
The graduate students also
are . concerned with the
present
_term-semester
controversy. A graduate
questionnaire near com
pletion will determine GSA's
stand on the issue.
GSA also passed a
resolution supporting
women's center at the
University. A coalition of
women's organizations
petitioned GSA for support
concerning staffing, space
and financing.
Graduate students can
obtain tax exemptions for
teaching by registering for a
two-credit course in super
vised college teaching ex
perience. It does not fulfill
credit requirements toward
graduation.
The graduate housing
cooperative still is in need of
student support. The co-op
will attempt to provide
cheaper rents, community
involvement, and a solution to
the student housing problem,
according to Jim Mosser,
sriokesman for the co-op.
Vinyl and nylon warm-up sults
Speedo swimwear ankle & wrist weights
Sleeping bags
Sport clgthes
Racquets & Balls
Weight sets
Dumbbells
Gym shorts
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Tues-Thurs 9-5
Sat. 9.5:30
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Food sales rights asked
By PAMELA REASNER
Collegian Staff Writer
The Association for
Residence Hall Students will
petition for a suspension of the
sales and solicitation policy on
the University Park campus.
ARHS President Wendy
Morris and Vice President Joe
Davidson said at last night's
meeting University Provost
Russell Larson, while acting
president, gave Com
monwealth Campus directors
the .authority to suspend the
policy.
Davidson said the policy
was established because of
bonding agreements and
health considerations.
He said that because these
conditions are the same at
University Park as at other
branch campuses, the policy
shOuld also be suspended here
until the whole issue is cleared
up.
Davidson said the policy
was drawn up to prevent area
councils from selling thud for
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Placi
State College, Pa. 16801
Penn State Souvenirs
PSU vinyl ponchos
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Decorative Fishnet
Japestries
Gym basis
Leather grods
Paddleball
Dartboards
Table tennis
Squash
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profit to dormitory students
He said area councils
bought food from the Univer
sity and off-campus to sell to
students last year. He said Ot
to Mueller, director of
Housing and Food Services,
complained that these sales
were cutting back snack bar
profits.
Dttvidson said money ($1 for
every residence hall student
or $12,000) now received by
area councils and individual
houses from Housing was
never officially tied to the
establishment of the sales and
solicitation policy.
Davidson said ARHS would
TM talk
Scientific evidence in support of tran- He said scientific studies back him up
scendental meditationovill be presented at 8 According to Hal Masbver. teacher of TM at
tonight in'loB Forum 11 William Scranton 111 ) the Student International Meditation Societ .
and his wife, Coral. TM allows one to reach a deep sleep ‘%hile t he
The Scrantons, sponsored by the Students mind remains alert
International Meditation Society, are in
ternational directors of the World Plan
Executive Council which oversees the
teaching of TM on an international basis.
Scranton, son of a . former Pennsylvania
governor, said he is especially interested in
gaining government support.
Scranton said he speaks to business, in
dustry and government agencies on a volun
teer basis to point out the benefits of TM.
He said TM can be' applied to prison
progiams, drug rehabilitation, secondary
education, mental hospitals, and civil service
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UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
/ Wednesday, November 6
SPECIAL EVENTS
University Theatre, Surrealistic Celebration, "The Breasts of Tiresias" *and "The
Wedding on the Eiffel Tower," 8 p.m., Playhouse Theatre.
Alpha Phi Omega loodmobile, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., HUB ballroom.
University Theatre student preview, "Lemon Sky," Bp.m., Pavilion Theatre.
Penn State Brass, orale, 8:30 p.m., Music Building recital hall. Music by McKay, de
Lorenzo, Chavez, Haydn, Burt Fenner, Bilik and Leonard Bernstein.
FSHA 410 dinner; "South America," 5:30 p.m., Maple Room. Reservations required.
Two Cultures Dialogue, noon - 2 p.m., Room 189 Materials Research Lab. Robert G.
Price, philosciphy, on "Wildernesi: Values, Policies and Decisions."
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SEMINARS
Remote Sensing, 4 p.m., Roonr 204 Electrical Engineering. Benjamin Merembeck,
Forest Resources, on "Reforinatting of Multispectral Scanner Data for Display
on the Colored Cathode Ray Tube (GE Image 100 System)."
Analytical Chemistry, 11:30 a.m., Room 333 Whitmore. Haydon Clark on "Pattern
- Recognition of Petroleum Samples." ' • ,
MEETINGS - •
AWS, 7 p.m., Room 203 HUB - . • .
FILM ', •
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Commonsplace•Theatre, "On the Waterfront," 8 and 10 p.m., Room 112 Kern.
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EXHIBITS
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Museutii of Art Twentieth Century Master Potters, Gallery B. Living Artists and
the Figure, Galleries sA and C.
Zoller Gallery Graduate Show. . .
Chambers Gallery Dan Fitch, paintings, drawings, constructions.
Kern Gallery Ken Kuhn, wall reliefs. D. Blumenthal, paintings.
Rare Books Room, Pattee Library Rare books, manuscripts, letters, journals
- related to Surrealist movement. -
Cultural Center, Walnut Bldg. "The Black Presence in the Era of the American
Revolution, 1770-1800," a Smithsonian traveling exhibit.
Sackett Gallery Graphics exhibit by freshmen students in architecture 121.
Through Friday.
reconsider its proposal- if
Housing officially tied the two
together.
ARHS also voted to propose
changes in present escort
regulations stated in the Penn
State - Student Handbook 1973-
74.
If these changes are ap
proved by the University
Board of Trustees, residence
hall students will be able to
vote on escort requirements
as well on visitation policy.
The proposal also states:
—visitors would only have to
be escorted when escort
regulations are in effect ;
—unescorted visitors of the
set for tonight
Masover said TM relieves anxiet ,til
eliminates negative behavior.
The Scranton gtudied TM with Maharishi
Mahesh Yogi. Coral Scranton taught TM in
England for two months and established the
first TM teaching center in Korea.
• Bill was graduated from Yale in June, 1969.
with a B.A. degree in American Studies tie is
the president and publisher -of Greenstreet
News Cohpany in Dallas, Pa.'
Tonight's lecture is free and open to the
public.
opposite sex would only be in
violation of escort rules and
procedures when escort
regulations are in effect, and
—persons who are not
students of the University will
be entitled to escort as well as
visitation privileges if they
register with the residence
hall staff member.
ARHS Escort Committee
Chairman Debbie Blumberg
said the provisions were based
on the results of a survey
taken last year that indicated
silents wanted the escort
requirement to be decided In
a majority vote in eat h
residence hall.