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—The Daily Collegian Monday, Oct. 23, 1978
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Point fraction separates winners
Homecoming award scores close
By JILL CONNORS
and BEV STETLER
Daily Collegian Staff Writers
Only seven-tenths of a point separated the first and second
place winners in this year's overall Homecoming competition,
probably the closest ever, said Scott Meves, Homecoming
committee member, at Sunday night's awards presentation.
The first place overall award went to Delta Kappa Phi
fraternity and Alpha Gamma Delta sorority, and second place.
to Kappa Delta Rho fraternity and Kappa Delta sorority. The
awards were presented by Homecoming chairmen Jay Schultz
and Georgia Humes, along with Meves, amid cheers and
chants from the spirited audience.
The first place award was unexpected because of Delta
Kappa Phi fraternity's youth this is only the fraternity's
fifth year at the University and only its third year in
Homecoming competition. •
The winning combination used the theme of "We Are the
Wonderful World of Penn State" and swept first place prizes in
three of the four required areas of competition.'
Delta Kappa Phi and Alpha Gamma Delta took first in the
float, Madhatter, and standard competitions and tied for third
place in the window painting. . .
The rest of the placings in the overall competition were:
second place, Kappa Delta Rho fraternity and Kappa Delta
sorority; third place, Delta Tau Delta fraternity and Kappa
Kappa Gan)ma sorority; fourth place, Tau Kappa Epsilon
fraternity and Pi Beta Phi sorority; fifth place, Acacia
fraternity and Gamma Phi Beta sorority; and sixth place,
Senators disagree on embargo
.WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. S.I.
Hayakawa, R-Calif., said in an interview
released yesterday the lifting of the
economic embargo against Rhodesia
would show, that the United States is no
longer taking sides in that African
dispute. •
On the other hand, Sen. George
McGovern, D-S.D., said lifting_ the
embargo now would put the United
States on the side of Prime Minister lan
Smith and "would not be helpful in the
search for a peaceful solution."
McGovern and Hayakawa agreed the
United States should be involved in ef
forts to try to bring about peace in
Beirut fighting threatens peace move
BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) Sporadic'tank and artillery fire
broke out yesterday and right-wing Christian forces hinted the'
flare-up could undo last week's peace moves that ended eighty
months of the worst fighting Beirut had ever seen. , '
Sniper duels also flared up bet Ween Syrian troops, and the
Israeli-armed Christian militia forces on the southeastern
edge of Beirut, residents said.
Christian Phalangist Party radio, reporting shellfire from
Syrian positions above Christian southeastern peiriii
yesterday, said three people were seriously injured by three'
tank shell explosions
_and,
,several others less seriously
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Report interview, but they disagreed to
what extent.
"What the U.S. is trying to Wing abput
in Rhodesia is a peaceful, orderly
transition to majority rule," McGovern
said. "Supporting one side or the other
would not contribute to, that effort."
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enforces the economic sanctions against
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Beta Theta Pi fraternity and Alpha Chi Omega sorority.
The overall awards, were based on placings in the four'
required areas of competition: float, Madhatter, window and
banner or standard. First and second place prizes for the four
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areanvere as follows:
float; Delta Kappa Phi fraternity and Alpha Gamma:
Delta sorority; Kappa Delta Rho fraternity and Kappa Delti l l
sorority. ,
Madhatter; Delta Kappa Phi fraternity and Alpha:
Gamma Delta sorority; tied for second were Beta' Theta Pi:
fraternity and Alpha 'Chi Omega sorority, and• Kappa Delta.
Rho fraternity and Kappa Delta sorority. ,
window; tied three ways for first were Beta Theta Pi.
fraternity and Alpha Chi Omega sorority, Tau Kappa Epsilon:
fraternity and Pi Beta Phi sorority, Kappa ' Delta. Rico
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Delta sorority; Kappa Delta Rho fraternity and Kappa Deli&
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An independent division was added to this year's corn-:
petition with the Veteran's Club taking first place in floats, and-
South Halls and The Daily Collegian tieing for first place in:
window painting.,
In crazy band competition, traditionally a favorite part ot:
the Homecoming parade, Acacia's Craiy Kazoo Band too;
first place and South Halls took second.
wounded by a Syrian 160 mm shell. , • .
"What good are the Beit Eddirie resolutions if this sort of
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in a radio statement. „
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minister's conference last week called to negotiate an end to
Syrian-Christian fighting.
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to the majority.
"Moreover, lifting sanctions nom,
would constitute support for one party td'
the conflict," McGovern said. "Thin
would not be helpful in the search for a
peaceful solution."
• Hayakawa said, "We promised to lift
the embargo if they formed a govern:
ment in Rhodesia that would hood
toward •majority rule. And that's
precisely what they have done. It seems
to me that we ought to give them that
chance."
Hayakawa said it is "a great, great
mistake" for the United States to try to
stay out of the Rhodesian conflict. ' I::
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