Grad student
day scheduled
Additional student housing not needed
By VICKI FONG
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
More student housing is not necessary
because 'of an expected decline in
student enrollment, according to a 1977
Housing Vacancy Study prepared by the
Centre Regional Planning Commission.
The study showed that enrollment was
up by 230 students, a 7.2 per cent in
crease, from Fall 1976 to Fall 1977. The
university has almost reached its peak
enrollment of 32,500; it is anticipated to
go down by 1,000 by 1980, according to
Ronald N. Short, Centre Regional
planriing director. •
The University added housing for 650
in the dorms. More housing was built by
businessmen in 1977. At the time of the
Pledge problems hurt PSU sororities
"Penn State is losing sororities instead
of gaining them which for a campus of
this size isn't good," according to Jeff
Fremont, advisor to the Panhellenic
council.
Alpha Delta Pi was one sorority which
last year closed its doors. One reason for
the loss was that the percentage of
rushees who became pledges was low,
Fremont said.
According to Fremont, some major
schools maintain a rushee-pledge ratio
as high as 90 per cent.
In other Panhel news, secretary
LION'S GATE
• Free Tennis courts
• Free Parking
• Free Bus Service to Campus
• Gas Heating and Cooking included in rent
• Air Conditioning
238-2600
424 Waupelani Drive
State College
Be Prepared!
THE SHOE CLINIC
'has the largest assort
ment of waterproofs,
creams, sole dressings,
shoe • and, boot laces as,
well as other shoe ac
cessories in Centre
County.
239 S. Allen St.
1 / 2 block past Beaver Ave.
9:00 - 5:00
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study, there were 114 vacancies for an
estimated 505 students.
"Fall term is the peak enrollment
term," Short said, "I've heard,that by
Spring Term, it decreases by 1,500-2,000
students." All these factors indicate
sufficient . housing is available for
students, according to the study.
However, the study revealed that
housing is still tight. The rental apart
ment vacancy rates fell from 1.4 per cent
to 1.35 per cent.
Jeremy Abrams, president of the
Organization for Town Independent
Students, said the vacancy rate is under
one per cent in State College. He said
there should be more housing to increase
competition for apartment owners. Then
Donna Borgman reported that Junior
Panhel the step in which new pledges
become acquainted with Panhel's
procpdures has been dropped until
Winter Term.
Laurel Bogowski, chapter council
advisor for Alpha Gamma Delta, said,
"Panhel is to be congratulated for the
success of this year's activities,
specifically the rush revising committee
and the Cyclethon."
President Janet Plavetich commented
on her recent trip to Ohio State
University for a meeting with other
Paid political Advertisement
Graduate StUdent Day will be held 8 tonight in
112 Kern. Rep. Helen Wise, D-77, speaks on the
budget crisis and its impact on graduate
students.
The Health, Physical Education and
Recreation Honor Society presents a talk on the
11th International Olympic Academy in Greece
at 8 tonight in 51 White Building.
The Liberal Arts Student Council meets 7:30
tonight in 124 Sparks.
The National Student Speech and Hearing
Circle•K meets at the HUB desk at 5:45 tonight • Association meetS7 tonight in Thompson lounge.
to meet the bus to Park West Manor.
The Penn State Biological Society meets 7
tonight in 8 Life Science.
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there would be lower rents and better
services.
The ideal vacancy rate is 5 per cent,
Short said. More apartment complexes
have been proposed and. approved. The
study also attempted to survey the cost
of rental housing. Apartment costs have
gone up almost 24 per cent in the State
College Borough from 1975 to 1977, while
the increase is only about 8 per cent in
the surrounding townships.
The mean rent for a one bedroom
apartment is $228.23 in State College
Borough compared to $216.58 in the
townships. For two bedroom apart
ments, the mean rent in State College is
$291.87 compared to $255.50 in the
surrounding townships.
sorority leaders. She said it was "a very
worthwhile experience" and that she
received ideas about rushing,
possibilities for a Greek newspaper, and
activities for the Spring Fling.
Plavetich also pointed out how ef
fective a good sorority system can be,
saying that Michigan State University
Sororities now boast a 3.7 grade point
average with the individual low GPA
being 3.3
Winter Term rush sign-up will be held
in the HUB from November 29 to
December 2. by Mark Breakey
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The Keystone Society will hold an All-U-Day Froth meets 7:30 tonight in 319 HUB.
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The Daily Collegian Tuesday, November 8,1877—T
Colloquy meets 7:30 tonight at the Delta CM
fraternity.
A forum on "Feminism and Socialism: The
Fight for Women's Rights" will be held' in 171
Willard tonight at 8.
Campus Crusade for Christ meets 7 tonight in
the HUB lounge.
These are the polling places in State
College for today's election:
North social room, Church of
Christ, Martin Terrace
Northeast College
School, N. Atherton Street
South No. 1— Junior High School,
Westerly Parkway
South No. 2 Salvation Army
Building, 1321 S. Atherton St.
Southeast Easterly Parkway
School
South Central No. 1— State College
Area High School, Westerly Parkway
South Central No. 2 Christian
Church, Easterly Parkway and
Williams Street.
East No. 1 room 118, Wagner
Building (second floor)
East N 0.2 Stevens Hall, rec room
East No. 3 Grace Lutheran
Church, social room, S. Garner Street
East No. 4 Pollock Dining Hall,
room 129
East Central No. 1 Wesley
Foundation, 256 E. College Ave.
East Central No. 2 Zeta Psi
fraternity, 225 E. Foster Ave.
East Central No. 3 Phi Sigma
Kappa fraternity, 501 S. Allen St.
West No. 1 Corl Street School,
learning resource room
West No. 2 Our Lady of Victory
School, room 101, 800 Westerly Park
way
West Central Rider Oldsmobile
Garage, 121 S. Burrowes St.
Northwest Automotive Supply
Co., 616 W. College Ave.
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