STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1961
) G Smiles Sponsors Outing Club S C | N
Aouse Aous Mt Recruit Talks Hallowe'en Fete Holds Party tate \Ollege ews
y Van Riper 63, President ‘this ey .
A meeting for all people inter- Sally Van Riper 63, This evening at 6 p 1 ua ALBANY, NEW York
g os y : FR E A .
announees that Caroll jeave from Alden and RIDAY h VOL, XLVI NO, 23
i“ ested in meetin: with a represen- of Smiles, a
Kappa Delta Phi Delta tative from the Peace Corps will Colway and Patricia Jewell "64 jfan) for the depths of 1i
President Frances Cicero ‘62 an- president Sally Jones "62. an- be held today tom 23 p,m. in are Co-Chairmen of the annual gus Clarksville ace 5 .
seaces that an Open House for nounces that there will be an Open Draper 304 Smiles’ Hallowe'en Party held at ‘The hats and other sn
Statesmen will be held tonight from House for Statesmen tonight ftom ; the First Reformed Church of Ale on ‘ail
8-10 p.m. 8-10 p.m. Gail Petit ’63, Joanne Miss Austra Root will relate creatures will be joined
Carduzzo and Ann Marie Cheritano information cor ‘erning the Peace bany for children aged four to ning by State Collexe
Corps, for all tose attending. A It will be held on October 31 from Sage students partakin
An Open House will be held Sun- ‘64 were pleted Monday night groupiildcussién ill be feld for i rant ei aa : wry i 1 \ '
from 3-5 p.m. A coffee hour for Sigma Alpha : oil sinanan : 8 to 9 p.m. with the members in donuts, and all the rn ; we , T fa Ot
es man at ie ree cians an 2 nd noes amy nem Omen sha oe ie akespeares Tragedy, ello,
1 arbara Martin has ounces that Judy Strong ‘63 was dividual questicas will be given
day night. Barbara Martin has iB following this Among the activities will be a {roup announces that
heen elected the new ISC repro. Pledged October 16 ie UaRROORUA RS, RABEL Key f a. | - : :
sentative Alpha Pi Alpha Biss Rool ts a representative af Shunt lause run by Robert Swee- are invited, and ths : a : AR pens New State T eatre Season
Sigma Phi Sigma Merle Miller, House Manager, the Peace Corps wh is engaged ney ‘62, assisted by Allan Cross ‘65 rq especially welcome
Sulurday tiphts. in Page Auditorium, at 8:00, the State College The-
President, @nounces that there will be an in- primarily in rec -uiting candidates Richard nan is, and Vinee Carl Walton is chair
Man Shakespeare's Othello, This is the first play the State Col-
Judy Kaminzky
Therefore, any state students who Thomas ‘65, T will also be a
announces that Mrs
vltz Wn tnllated! ne ning are, or think they may be, inter. dance for teenagers supervised by ¢Vent, and Elaine \ b
wie we ilatey BE an ponoealy Two weeks ago, Raymond Smith ¢sted should attend the discussion. the Clinton Square staff the coordinator from ity : * as , et Unis season jf r
OU Sigma Phi Sigma ‘62 was unanimously elected to ful é i ' 1 He headed by Martin Molson ‘62, as Othello, the Moor; Danicl La-
Gamma Kappa Phi fill the position of President of the hi i ensign Tage. Robert Steinhauer '62, as Roderigo; and Linda Kolts '63,
President Be Heath 62 an- fraternity t ee te
nounces that there will be an Open LS.c. a t hol Othello the general, a Moor of Venice. He appoints Cassio, a young
House for Statesmen, Sunday from Judy Kaminsky '62, President, po ition of chict lieutenant. Iago, his ensign, jealous of young Cassio's
(p.m. A coffee hour will be given 1.8,C., announces this week's rush ‘ position, Vows sige on boty
Monday night for the brothers ofp: gehodite Othella and) Cassio
Sigma Lambda Sigma T sta Ze! <appa Delta 3
“he GE in : Beta Zeta, Kappa Delta, : : ‘ | Aid hy Roderigio, a former
Chi Sigma Theta Sigma Alpha and Sigma Phi Sigma ee ‘ on HOY WE OLEH WI, TES
M la Zeta, Kappa 4 } suitor 0 elk ‘
nd Bela Zeta, Kappa a - By 4 mona, favo atlempls to eanyince
Othello of his wife's infidelity, He
succeeds and Othello orders him to
felon Horo, ("mal work party tomorrow eve-
President’ Mary Ann Di Ruseio r wi *
‘62 announces that there will be an Delta. Chi Sigma Theta and Sigma
Open House for Statesmen, Sunday Phi Sigma
from 7-9 p.m pa Sate we Kaba Phi, ¥ Parents’ Day Committee—ist row: Pat Woinest Kin, t lay (uenla. Cthctla, die poue, Kile
Beta Zeta aha. cen sets LE ‘ ricick and Ron Richley, 2nd row: Bob airbank : ¢ Desdemona
President Doris Edelstein '62 an- ‘Thursday: Beta Zeta, Phi Del- lly, Geri Schleifer, Marry Thornh il, Anne Du as However, lago has not yet killed
Ta Rin e e % : /
rauinces that ‘Tish Rich ‘64 was in: ta, Sigma Alpha and Sigma Phi ‘ bol Priscilla Stehr i ; Cassio and his villiany manifests
tiated Monday night Sigma a ogy P ‘iil ‘ Uself. He is punished’ to the full
: " i : a extent of the law, and Othello, pla:
NEWS NOTES Many Activities Slated [agar | ena
= — For Annual Parents Day pee |
the set He is assisted by Gail Sof
Andy Cibulsky '63, President of at
the Junior Class, a fags (ie ‘antort
for Class, announces that porate Communion to commemor- ! ‘
nominations for the Junior Class gte National ¢ anterbury Day and chedules its annual Pars chinas the | ‘
Campus Queen Attendant may be All Saints’ Day on Wednesday Ra r i} 4 y Dick Kelly and Geri of ¢ tsa e : ‘ ae Martin Molson has had much pre
made on the class bulletin board vember 1, at 5:20 p.m, at “4 ‘i dunihies. aro SEHMTEHVG Stetae Macma le Wieden it Gen tee
lay ' ; drew's Church ot Ane Ss aclivities the producti productions. He has had important
ominations must be submitted “iat “é Parking Committer Cha r ‘oles in such previous successes as
on Munday There will be a supper following Free Parking ; ; 5 rales in such previous successes
) the service. All Episcopal facult bes wise of the Large number of — Head Hedipus Res." “The teeman Com
ilvd. ‘They an. : al nits expected to attend, free : ' Othello cast rehearses dramatic seene oth.” “Waiting for Godut,"” “Come
Sophomores
‘there will hr at f the 28d students are invited, They are c ish Pe
‘ ees i atthe LaSalle Sehool on Back, Little Sheba," and “The Cave
‘ : asked to contact Judy : | 3 ! i. real H SCU Pp
Sophomore class on Friday at 1 1S act Judy Twitchell, Would rather have $50,000:$100,000 ] Would rather ti \ 3 : ; 1 | -
) clen Bowers, or Henry Weaver sae $ ould rather have world recognition im Avenue will be offered | i SS OpIi¢ lee
Mm Pave Hall y Weaver, yearly salary—and obscurit and ¢ cialce s [ .
y Nominati silk tsw se at. fthey plan to attend: both the y bscurity and small financial rewards ; Pvemen are to be stationed to funiors. ¢ bya OPKINS to I 1 fianiel Gabeiite haxyappeared’ ti
yminations will be held for ats sopviee
tans the Campus Queen. A gum“ BC tha the @ Are students ® Do students
representative of a nationally ree cstimated
{
} fer ‘64
4 Mr, Edward Mendus, Assistant
\ Professor of English, is the techni-
cal director,
‘ : 10 parents s 1 olwihas
Canterbury Club will hold a Cor f i parents will visit fir 1
Tomorrow as the wall be
praifie, andl unadntienianges tiath the oriinal Broadway cast of
park the cars in the park r Of the Famous DeWitt Clinton Fanny "He appeared in’ "No
a Hime for Sergeants.” oStreetear
ianehon : Named Desire” and “Tobacco
Phoenicia Summer
Som aa
will be given at noon ‘ tine” tie alt
roses ecaehng's bt ey tote conservative prefer filter ot -
We oof all freshinen ' ‘ Playhouse. His television appear
er tradition at State. Such a tradi Ney aura une reunion du ec cle
The Sid) Caesar
Hon already exists at many of the francais LES INNOVATEURS lib |? filt i tt ? 1 :
- ‘ sDER 4 ye 7 Rs, is Brubacher: and ane ‘ cidtwueess ariehistel
other State Colleges, and it is hop- jeudi, le 2 novemt or I era e non | er cigate es e i I \ Whi th if faneh : stint on the Red Buttons.
p> Ti )
re, a 1930 he a
ed that the Sophomore class ean Brubacher Hall, Vue , ‘
, ‘ 's de France i her Dininy Room Cc ho
start the tradition here Chansons francaise t S Show
i i Me eealses, Rateaie = No residence by s ‘
n4lish Majors Aibtity nraIChisss ! us a a fagnei ' Itobert Steinhauer's activities in
2 " Saterbury Dinu :
* the theatre have been quite varied
Mi English majors who plan to 1, Innovateurs, the State Col
duetions of “Grays and Dolls” and
do student teaching in 1962-65 lege French Chal ea TR wefualtes Ecskiah ESET O Pp ich Ylevarl ! He directed: the Suph skit of 1959
ub, will meet Thurs ; © teiested tu tse the n PSYCNOro and the State College Reyne. pro
Should check the Eng “part- ivespiltespas a icon i
ail ws pur i i nuliah Depart day. November 2, at 749 p.m, in “ y y iH deter while Waterbury
sulle toard (opposite Brubacher Hall F
a aoe Foes stutleantsy wall Mest Phe Wins and 2 He has a
Ruby | .
le en ae p> "I Nerbnar afeleria Re i} : ! ts
1 The Lesend of Lovers
H ; Hat.” He has
. ‘ * Program 5 ;
PRIMER MEETING Tonight in D349 Y 2 Wha Gal hon for all parents 1s ms also appeared in The Summer Are
IFG PRESENTS Yi d ; Bees tar Poe Mall bie : na presentation of The Man
PRIME { ;
PRIMER DOUBLE FEATURE fs 5 ent Assoetite rate drake,"
ne Antth i g Mueation. will act as Maste ;
von “Mi oe [7] Gomservativ ini br Ks * Ko ‘ ' Linda Kolts ts this year's co-head
OCTOBER 31 Midsummer othe Collese, wall tert DI VINEYN © HOPKINS of costumes on the Albany State
: College Theatre staff
“} Middle : ]
[ ] Muddte of the road [| liberal W the aeademie aspects. of WD Clinton, and as
rf ,
4PM aw ? Night’s e }
8 Dream Ife a Dave: Lraaker, Stu “ . : (werk aa hook, to be Mi Swearingen, who has also
Sie eee ey ee f tot The Mind of De Witt Clinton, designed the program for Othello,
Dr has chosen a replica of the cover
of Shakespeare's first quarto to ap
pear on the twee of the program
Added Attraction at 6:40
wend 10:15 PLM. Widen! government ie vqetation for her book
' 28 Slitesnen will presenta Ligkins has dene ENtENBINe Fe
‘Return of the Fly” sms al alee ‘ Fe ot he Ist mane ps
A ; ; all interested: par ‘ ‘ 6 State Labary, and the Chin
(1YO10 noti not] Wllowins the convection Mn ! hin Papers in Special Callections
sony fio) Hy succor vane with i tte CaS bales
Alsi, she
Hr Colleve Will begin on Beta bapps -
Phe entire set bas been built by
the SHOTS el hich as under the
supervision ot Me Mendus, This
f ilangepmapeliany Ue Ut i ee TiPAlSanl the: TQE SCBA RUB
EVERY STUDES :
N 108 Fell at 2 pam. amt all 0 Sta malta Ci SAL CHGS ATS SN uct suey setts Tslting
5 ; y - =| ALL ELA x q sroup houses will search oot thn brary and the
MERE At Stay fesh wits LM - ; be te ee : a ty Aa ut aan be Watt Chaitin Study , \ eh stl ie be i" mu 1 re The production staff consists of
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y Wa versity ames hacksor ‘62. stage mana
ae inkle Fe, eine inaks ig iy : Colfee Hour 7 Author of Books ger. Lillan Schmidt ‘G1, assistant
“YOUR JEWELER” them TS M’s taste bet él 1 v ‘PM a coffee hour as plan y : Hopkins has ado Written two stage manager, Karen durewies
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WHERE DISCOUNT ¥ ue the differene ae eathanniat “been invited and student ‘ ’ : | Spires of Form: V Study of Bers Jidhth Grabel ‘63, properties: Shar
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PAGE 2
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961
Parents’ Day—Parents Treat?
Tomorrow one thousand parents will be at State, pre-
sumably to participate in the Parents’ Day events. The
question we would like to raise is, “Will they attend these
events?”
The Parents’ Day Committee has worked for many
weeks planning activities which will be both interesting
and enjoyable to your parents. Many of the parents of
freshmen will have the opportunity to view campus life for
the first time. Will they be here to spend the day meeting
your friends and faculty?
There has been a noticable trend in past years to cele-
brate Parent’s Day by having parents treat their offspring
to a gala day on the town. This should not be the case.
The purpose of Parent’s Day is to acquaint your parents
with your campus. Many opportunities have been provid-
ed to give an accurate picture of State College living. This
is one of the few times of the year when all dormitories will
be open to the public. Your parents will be able to mect
your classroom instructors at tomorrow's coffee hour in
Brubacher. Guides will be available to show your family
the academic campus. The President of the College and
the President of Student Association will speak. The States-
men will offer a musical program. The dormitory directors
will meet your parents at a free lunch. Free parking has
been arranged for, and will be carried out in a systematic
way. for the first time at Parent's Day.
These events are all worthwhile efforts, but unless an
adequate number of people support them, they will not
fulfill their purpose. Time and effort have been spent to
make the day a pleasant one. Let's make this a year when
all of our parents will enjoy everything
AED,
Qualified ... and Quality!
We are very grateful for the outstanding slate of
speakers which has been presented this year. Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt's speech was extremely interesting and pertinent
in this time of world ¢ Students appreciate such per-
sonal contact with eminent persons whom we usually mect
through the impersonal media of newspapers, radio, and
television
On the local political scene, Mr. Robert Hudnut gave
us an enlightening talk. Because we live in Albany for at
least four years of our lives, it is important that we be aware
of and try to alleviate those conditions whieh we find un-
favorable
Although Dr. Hardin Craig was invited here particu-
larly for the benefit of the faculty, many students were
fortunate in meeting him and hearing him speak. For us
who are on the threshold of our teaching careers, it was
inspiring to have the opportunity of mecting this venerable
and distinguished scholar. We are certain that he contrib-
uted a great deal to the English Department of Graduate
Studies.
Dr. Henry Hatfield, Professor of Germanic Literature
at Harvard, was sponsored by the Department of Compar-
ative Literature. Many of us have read some of the works
of Thomas Mann, and Dr. Hatfield's interpretations gave
us a new insight into the literature of this great modern
In order to receive a truly liberal education, we need
to do much more than indiscriminately devour the aca-
demic diet which is offered to us. These renowned lectur-
ers have added immeasurably to our intellectual awareness
L.P.W.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
ESTABLISHED MAY 1916
BY THE CLASS OF 1918
Vol NUVI November 3. 1961
Phew Inve hewnpaper of State Murversitg ¢
ot the College
pubiianed ee ear by te Newa She
Aamen i! vot
NEWS HOAlU)
For OIOIN CHEE
fans Be !
Managing MeL
Aer lew Bolter
Aone tare Bellies
lalate Fatiten
ext Adverts
Na. regpencubality
PAU TeaRNeL ciee tot
WH Me witthrd On request The PLATE OOLLEOE EWS oe
for QOL eayteaied Un its Costs Gr cantante iin ation,
feceoattly uw ius view
=>
| Notice
Gocud
On Faculty
By LINDA P. WHITE
Dr. Narayan Gokhale comes to
us from Bombay, India. He at
tended Bombay University both as
an undergratudate and as a grad
uate student. He received his
bachelor, master and doctoral de-
grees in physics, He taught at the
university for five years.
twenty colleges
Bombay Uni
aduate work is
Approximately
are affiliated with
versily. All post-g
done the university proper. Dr.
Gokhale noted a similarity be
tween the organization of Bombay
University and the affiliated col
leges of the University of the State
of New York, The university is
quite different fram Albany State
in that the English system of edu
cation is used. Most textbooks are
euher published in’ Great Britain
or in India, using the British for
mat. Letter grades are not given
and eXaminations are marked
first-class, second-class.” ete
Professors from universities in
India visit, the college and ex
amine the student before graduy
tion. ‘The large: they
vary fram 100 to 125 students
classes: are
How ean sou compare
VUR an Atmertean ety The var
mosphere’ is completely different
The manners, lansuage, food and
clothes of the people and even the
Weather are very dissimilar
Day is a very hares
ery with a distinctive
all its own
Bombay
Bon
Cosmopolitan
personal
Dr Gokhale taweht in a coll
wt Poona for four year The ¢
iy ah center hear
Bombay whieh is very well known
partly beeatisc
hoh
vdleatonal
of politeal leader
have heen assecited with
For Dr
employed
India. He
Photometric Laboratory
Ministry of ‘Transport
same time he was
ward his doctorate
physies
the
ins char
Gokhale
evernment
of
of
was
by ‘it
the
the
Mt the
working to
In alinospheri¢
was
Ab Meal: Cuiversity an Can
ada, Dr. Gokhale a researeh
assverate in atmospheric phystes
\ler spending two years at MeGuil
he jomed Assumption University
in Windsor, Ontario an
Hnt prolessar ul phy sies.
us
ats toot
Dr Gokhale
he Manooy
Conter
ty dssoetated
Seenee Ve seareb
He ty very thanktul
far the opportun working. with
Dro Sehavter, Director af Ite
searel | Cents
ul
with
here
whe
tel
eadin
Last simmer Dr
Ii
mile
aero
Gokhale visit
tt Caltiernia
ten thousatel
travellin
eovercd bout
werk
herthern ter
vthe Svoldon
aithern ter
in three
th
mi tis Wa
be and weross the
return Me
sew Vievteu.
York ity and
intere
Hayed tor awhule
Washineton, be
Boston Hay
Helude had
Meo Shouldn't
4 Ctourth yath our dasul
ehuose
on and brides
from
enthusiast
Shite Caller
hie
am
“ny
Whew
omit
will be
Prostanes
leences a
sy able
in the
well as an
rhe
id
low
Ue Mary
November
Grenander
Li so p
Brubacher Upper Lounge
talk about“ Btudiants et Faculles
Observations wi Caiversity kduea
period and retreshiments will fol
will
Mm
speak
in the
low
get her n
Soul
. 8:00, There's one of ‘em sitting with a fresh,
And
over there. And...”
Pouman-Sioker
ME ING
We're sure that the problem this weekend
enee on the part of sour parent
that the faculty wall
in Bro
cone
fer th
rate
OF THE
Our parents
all of you we
parents know that althenh
OPEN HOUSES
pasts
pi
pletely appalled by
4) Girl
want Greeks on the new eampus
MUM'S THE
Tera
them the
he
word that thes
and malicious rumors
their own fraternities
vels rather than piewsune
uy, Wil the
Visitors. to
who nes
WOR
Haw
silent
Poor
i MINDS
ie
We que
uppert of the |
Want to see the Ty pr
feel represent thi
Albian
How ou
show an ther
Sin ils quality of education
nd Hotises for
1) Stole
sw Open
loopwear, ?
alendanee beeatse
peal
hape
dD
Hofooevery t
are vanted in
TP these
they
no
brothers
would make
reasons for te
period on Sunday reals
& IN TIS CORNER
of Western Avent
We don’t care
crew
quent the
bars in
crowded hangout
auton a slide rule
t SAB!
What
eon te ike EE better
ho you date sould Like
rather than stuff then
our ts ours and what
ant OOS
sisters:
but we
Tray inte
Give me
PRETTY AS A PICTURE,
Fructis ndualisne
the litte
mw ribbon used te cus
finetive
hut
ther
aeeessortes 1s fine
Howers try adorn
hole an the
of shee
our own Little tock
ONESTY TS OUR BEST POLICY
ermieisin i
He dette 1
comment
hy beara
peet the
warranted
Milne
ron
were un
rude
tradition of the
ossrpped. opinion
We're ola
and the sten
Wustiied call ab to our
You Th only cet cir
on
Wit
when
hove
Come salen
PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY
Wa tur
law a
were
tnpre
° OF THE
\re
sind
ton Ave
uch
WEEK
arbi
nue ha tovie theatt
We
many
anes
his wet ‘Loe
trucks al AW
College Calendar
PRIDAY, NOVEMBER
boo pan
Kou pin
900 pam
1200 noon
200 pan
100 pan
KOU pn
Lecture
Othello
Waterls
Parent
Convoe
Colfee Hour
Othello
by Uratessur
ary Date Part Waterbur
> Day Luncheon
Alder
She will SATt RDAY, NOVEMBER 4
alion for Parent
Hrubacher t
Bouble | pai
STATE COLLEGE NEV
'S, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961
PAGE 8
The
Beur Baiter
othe Student body,
in the State College News of Oc-
pot Tose spread devoted to
kill, its past and pres-
stages of development, its pos:
le fulure uses, the architect's
“ on construction costs,
nus and plans for a
ramp Dippil
1 had hoped to be
amped by reactions favorable
ydunfavorable, written or verbal,
vay day of the week. So far, one
ty student has come to share
“as on Dippikill with me. Do
that you have already
foo on the acquisition
urtial de
sou aware thal you
ome $30,000 addi
vital construction”
vould remind yeu
duly elected
your Student
News
4 did you note that the
Personally,
Are
et aside
ment
xeur
you read the
wes SaTum
needed for con
doilding and develop
ated vital utilitic
hoard attempts to
wn ceonemicadly on
nent of Dippikill, bape
the the
af the student be a
wo wishes ean be in
fied in a campatible
editor
pros idine
chin wishes of
far
fiks go te the of the
College News
fundamental inforina
ty formulate sone
Whit
ry
avon this matter
wise
compelled te add that the
are my
refleet
Sand questions here
nd do nol necessarily
kins of Camp Board
Arthur 0, Long,
Chairman Camp Board
Dear Mr, Munsey:
wish ta ane thanks te
of
Apress
vur very kind se-ture
Tt wa
shing to ha
ber, it w
Ys usual
Head
endur
iil
with
To The Editor:
The literary
961, there appeared @ corned with the problem of puttinu
maazine
oul a
forty-cight
sity. We
The
any
hor
how one shoul
drawn up. hy
visionell it
dollar
Ire
uw
fee
idea
do they
Nadeet
the dew
The
writer people
ther
el
ot their
Dedite
To The
Dus
Ny,
EXCL
Minit
individuals
haw
By JIM HAENLIN
conference was con
“T wandered lonely as a crowd”
representing all Spencer Potrzebie
State Chiver.
idea as absurd
invelved hy
i" arious public
h tila Wes tancing from tours of the
if 5 a. cai RIS
lis of
1 the brief
poles
history it
the Bear
dating habits
1 appearance,
+ inte the
{ fraternine
her public service
istarieal
at state
side
‘ert
nd there
nal run
Notices
PEE SEY EE REANS
USIVE Vids mit
HAROLD nines
wi
PNOKAS
1 val
no
Inflames
Birchite Dogma
By JOE GALU
This week 1 would like to com- System and the farm-price sup-
iment on the views of the John port system. ‘The crowning blow
rch Society under Robert H. W- of ihe amendment is that il would
Welch and the views of the indi- : °
viduals who compose the group. Tepeal the income tax.
In North Dakota the Birchites
hacked an amendment for the fed- : @ dH
ral constitution which, according the United Nations and all of its
to the Library of Congress, would organs such as the UN Interna:
require the Federal government to tional Children's Economie Fund
sell Veterans’ Hospitals and feds (uyieKr), ‘They have urged their
eral dams, to abandon all irriga- . 5
the Federal Reserve Members to refuse children who
Commodity Credit City UNICEF milk boxes on Hal-
Jaws are unconstitutional, — They
Jowe’en
| The Observers ten
faver extending the length of time
AL iy takes an immigrant to become
awiizen, This attempt seems to
scart of throwback to the
part of the Alien and) Sed
Acts under John Adams (1735,
iG) And finally: they fect we
should reduce defense spending
Hed werd CURE With drastically beeause it is a drain
erin medical office at coonomy and the Russians
periodically, but now planning at war anyway
meaning, We have ning on this subject in-
tidents, this last the undoubtedly pertinent
CURE Inttuns At that the Russians were ‘un:
ii that twas a pros able te defeat Puikawt in the See
wnt the AAS to cand Wark Wat
Pad ban Mt we
has a deeper meante Vso tur charges against indivi
hyothe citizens ap duals we tind that Miro Welch has
up ther fur city Kisenhower "a dedicated,
hes have a bie job aeent oof the Communist
I wearme buttons Belore his death, Dag
v daizen ininnt referred ta as
comtemptible
hy the
As an organigation, it opposes
They oppose all new Civil Rights
law and say that the last two such
By PO PRLTZ and D. CRY
week the Observers take a
al eurrent events. (Long
Hil the space allotted by
he a
Alien
tion
fut
enand
he wditors 3
Up il now we have always as:
on itt
aren't
Their
elude
point
walled
consenou
eon spuracy
Han iarshooll was
both
th
saint
Host
Kremlin’
police
Iie vastted the
havin been ana police
hefore we werent familar
Wo the The
hedind the desk were busily
man
i Mawel tor the
roup The part
2 an tracy wetavities ather than thase
(eput Fhey didn't Which are conducted on a national
wihl we bad smoked (Wo Sade Locally, members. oppose
ireties and potinded On furgidation of water and the estab
of them finally (rn ponent of mental health centers
said, “Can The ope older members, particularly
ed genuinely disap yy the South, were members of the
Were not reporting 4 New York City
era murder, We whe joined the
wone had broken Fear HUNG
and had taken onions
Spussesstons ty fall into three basic
recording the Mst Phese are oretired military
he sugeested that cep red businessmen sand
ko New why didn’t) fay Joweent tennis
He then nicely bid
ppy Halloween
We
Vito rush averto gts \
hin
wauhe a
the vie af
mdividuals take
two officers
routine
One
around and
He sew
anton tnat
robbery
\ Ku Klux Klan
1 taut hewspaperaan
suetely under an
That ul
planet tat si
ent
srilie
var apa re putied
ently
rich ret
HP ovenien an
the John tireh Se
tat
crihe
disappointed jeune
will be back
tn de Hear wetive
1
fincerprints
have
Honorary Selects
New Members
cal
Ht fo aur hay
and wadeh
the Berlin
hotold that Presi
andy tee
Vu Chapter at Rapp Uh
eas edueational (i
hold a inven an
her 7, at 8.40 pa
Hall to selvet candi
is aur
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er satel year
hut
my slates fan ane
fadn't HW
clubs party bership
and Sensor
F ian accumulative aver
, ae 1 “ all courses amd a0
News Notes walls aie eottses are ebsable
tor metitia stay “the
Wi be notified by student mail on
Navenibet 8
men selected
COUNCIL
coneatioes ahs py
Ho November 16
Hastinan
Hy will take
Hichets will
ly an the
hon
MESt
Mibehouble Serer men. who have
hanied previously, and who are
Interested an jwuning, are asked to
vomtact citer the Baculiy: Advisor
Pr dob Te dibbetts Presi
Went Tonal bassrenes
ote
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Kappa Delta Ep
Student Rdueational
Phi Kappa will
Studies Even
fur
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Lo Rapp Delta
1 Iagqae aed
JUNIORS
all seniors
theiy Graduate
Other plans for
(Foren Studies
several re
cular tt
MN
he State Cob bvens on
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, F RIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961
Senate Reviews Reports;
Forum Sponsors NY Trip
By HOWARD WOODRUFF
Primer Editors
Announce Meeting
by Bob Baker & Andy Neiderman
soburst in
The Student Union Board has i
elected four delegates and one rep- hamton, New York, this weekend. lights of the year |
resentative to the Association of The delegates are Jeanette Ko- bersol:the tk Fal a
College Unions, Region I. This aba '63, Dave Moore ’64, Bob Sar- the Pedagogua nad
region includes New York state in geant '64, and 1 rry Simmons " sideration is the ‘ ent
its entirety and part of Canada, The delegates will stay at the oiler pene’ tt
These representatives will repre- Sheraton Motor Hotel during the re
on
Develop hate and war between Ay
the Negroid and Caucasian people, held tus evenit
‘ hep
They are doing a good job in the 4 i <a MES
Chaperone ystem for
alan of the
he
The main business of ihe meeting salceatl
was to vole on whether the fresh
men should continue to wear their
anies. The majority voted for it
after a long debate.
The conferences
glamorous UH
Miami Beach Sti
Delegates confer at State Uni ersity Press Conference,
State College Editors Confer
At Ten Eyck Press Gathering
Last weekend, October 26, 27 and Shirley Bowler ‘63, and
28. the Collegiate Press Assuciation Golensky ‘62.
Conference of the State University During the three-day conference,
of New York was held at the She various discussions were conduct
aton-Ten Eyck in the business sec- ed for those interested in different
Hon of downtown Albany, Approx: phases of writing
imately 85 students represented 34 Linda Lasselle partwrouted in
New York State Teachers and the panel diseussion “The Role of
Community Colleges the Faculty Advisor.’ ‘tiderating
nel were Mr Allan Mo lah
L wrudiiy 1 Sivvatt
appeared earls ie
rk at the
there were no cemeteries, The
, in Miami Beach
sent Albany State in a convention weekend ‘Thursday latiach
News Notes Primer Meets fo 37th Annual Confer
Lasselle, Editor i
Lower Lounge. Ninety-two mem Representing the Peds,
bers of the freshman class attend Marty Golensky 1 ;
sity system gathered to discuss a tyr
University Literary magazine -
been guaranteed $1,000, and wood
wishes, Their method of procedure
from, there is no method of selec
tion and no practical or idealogical
The members uf iy
Last Monday night the freshman Discuss Issue {Elimu “Assn
a last Friday afternoon nine units: Norgan ith Ing
Excelsior, Projected expenditures.)
is uncertain: they do not) know
auireoment, oven between the dele
chosen to repres:
class held a mecting in Brubacher Doris Muhhich \
By The Primer Editors
of the 48 units of the State Univer. Shirley Bowler. ‘¢
were 00; to date they have
where the material is to come
sales from Osweyo, the Sponsor
again
Martha !
inclu
a vert
school
. he sueeested
weneral
ire maintenance of would use
and wns
beaker Hesidlenes
eparted to
Minear ‘6%
Luce, noted wars peace
eneral exe nation
clated Pres unist and
world must
ple out with the iii
cratic world, We niust organ Harun ol Politics
and have at machine «1 site ccaairouitaltial
Hons
Attending the Conference from 'he pa
State's Pedagogue, Primer and bane ieann t
Binte: vichwwett tn dre’ Irene Dali Frank Cunning
We Oh ted eae eee ae Mok eae Ame {The number of editors present at
as Vice-President and Admission N€WS: The discussion dealt. with { the conference nexated the possi
Assistant of the Conference respec, eas on whether ar aut tolled Hility of any immediate action
lively, and Robert Baker °62, Linda Publications should have faculty
Berry’ ‘64, Andrew Neiderman '62, #lVisors. Albany Stato, ‘way one of
the few schools represented. which
Fhe object of tt send Hols i i h
for the
lectures and et
furnish infornietion
ment of school 1
represen
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961
’ .
State Students Attend Numerous Annual Conferences§{communism —
1 i, A New Religion
S UB Will Send Delegation Publications By BARBARA HALL er
Vi < e : Communist. International organization to counter then, tien ait
: B d p | Isit lami as living creed. It is more are spread by organized yu pie swhe - " w ;
To Student Union Board Parley (ole mp lg ines Be ia Wednsiiy ening, Senate in weve sludents for eip to Now
By boRIS wWeutey inser mker’ ives bia time, THC ainmiiitcaell fy dawn ‘We Cllars interrupt its weeky meeting, discussed sev- York City November 1041, Four
{0 be held at Harpur College, Bing stnis seeke Oe strength ib his reliiion By, whsl they lank hiss: te * surilat te hfe af » Gea Among them were members of student government
USO the ee yt he lll apne and stron eplace Him power of Love ‘ ols, Cet Committee — Reports. — Residence and cight members of Forum are
They lack a God but replace J hee” Nexbwouk= iui Council Resulations and Forum of scheduled to attend the two-day
ail. a Lenin, "Che Sominnase oes Palities conference, sponsored by the Col-
est thal they, (can Gangrene Committee Reports legiate Council for the United Na-
nid if they succeed in these three Waterbury Hall Contain Vemethiee ig scx: Cate Cone
rtakings WSN fi W4est revisions of out: ence is, “1961 N. Year of Cri-
1 Pil the employee against the ek a dated constiut ons, made note of sis," and is being held in. connec
wyet and cause mass dissen- Ho] a]s Date Party F nthe fact that the Smiles Constitu: tion with Prime. Minister Jawa.
1 Non had beer reviewed and was harlal Nehru's for coming visit
Hand Compact Iy in order, Also, 49 the United Nations, After pass-
sork lone in connection ing the appropriation, Senate el
uigation of a permanent ected to have the student povern-
rica.) , dined wiv student govern ment representatives inthe ratio
> Split the close alliance of the wall ty ! i Ae ar it Iwo Senate members, one. Myska-
English-speaking world, namely Comin tee reported a0 ia memberand oneCabinet mem
Foland and the United States: possibility of her “The two senators elected were
To beat the Communists al their National Student r “62 and Donald Al-
sn game we have to fight their, which are Accompanying the dele
With ideas of our own. In a Student body at sates tw the conference will be
trip to Russia an American jyehut \ ‘ a pte rated fee 4 a ' Matthew Elbow, advisor Ww
noter came to a new town th te Minister 6 Forum of Polities,
just been built in the last 30° 4h Call Sena ur a {inp fount es
ing col ts thr is He asked his Russian guide ters ee seal Gt ont Uses
Hl be attends ! fi ts: shit session. 4, to lie presente 4
slaying at the Har Russian, without Winking an F yer st ' t i f : yen orisinallvs o pat in thi a sa te came
Expenses: for said that they did fi bury ern st 1 He foialille atl We UE aa ee
aan ee mE he at lg Ae tate iin ae ° * Mt a « a ve ostudent to two senate and Campus Com
hl as Mal eas al Mid-Semesters a siunuutet, The pln apieston, AU this time Waa alee
rooms, and mel the local factory and made into ave ut ings das sa An ee ie Ue al
Mhe Conferences map. u \ youtad fur she Campus Commission
The question of faculty advisors with a fw Communist creed lacks any ati Renown iteerdtlon
was tabled after ten minutes of main ballroom at. of feeling of true brotherhood suezested Hist of peo
sanctimonious sel-outs by a maior: day “Th h they preach a brotherhood iis ta soko an Hgs wanagily
iy of those present. It seems they Peace to them is world ine College Banner
haven't enough self-confidence in now by them. To fight the 1 , evogel! aunt An cirder of new. business was
their own taste to accept the awe their ideas. the ver : pear nse DING, Gjems wlawedl idee Subatle te ee
some responsibility of detecting train and e Council and amine the need for a new coll
Plagiarisins ideas of the banner te remain in keeping with
the new name of the College, After
discussion, pro und con, the mea
sure Was assigned to Services Com
miltee
from
expenses of
working S156,
Vo raise sufficient funds for this books UU
project cach of the 48 units has aphy eet
Various tele
A noted
~A
journalist addresses
press conference,
u
“t
ae)
Ys
look to
HAUSEN’S
does not have an advisor for either
its newspaper or yearhuok
Next year's conference will be |
held in Cooperstown, a small town ,
about 70 miles northwest of Albany. ,, ister,
This was chosen because the past Press Conference
few years’ conferences have been Sides over meeting
: “cil! CARRE LEWA
resentatives, Linda Ber! was
45 Phila St.
clected secretary of the association
SARATOGA SPRINGS
for 1962
Presenting Folksinger
MOLLY SCOTT
This Friday and Saturday
Evening
|
ETE T ag
Irene State University
Director,
L. J. BALFOUR
Fraternity Jewelry
Badges, Steins, Rings
Jewelry, Gifts. Favors
Stationery, Programs
Club Pins, Keys
Medals, Trophies
pre. |
heen assessed monies that are in
tirect proportion to the size of the Pollan paper
we awe $550 Hshinss hou
puses
Although mast ot
includes
lectures,
atiendin
Notice
Othello
Wednesday and Thursday nights
the cast of Othello presented spee-
ial performances. Wednesda y
night's performance was for sev
eral homes for the aged Thursday
night's performance was for hivh
school students and their teachers
The teachers were given a special
rate of 50 cents
Many State College students whe
were unable to attend the perform
ances Friday and Saturday nights
attended these performances. Their
student tax cards were used for
admission
sectal er
also ineluded
PHONOGRAPHS
Repaired
— Free Estinat:
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wil be open for membership. to:
freshman and. trans.
fer business majors. ‘Those wish.
Ing to join must ga to the out
ms ibe Mantle li aise DRAG Las Oy Ue
PAE GE TTR aE Washington Avenue entrance some.
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ment ves members. an opportu:
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be taken
coher 4 das for all
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tends to re
His senior year
Application
udent tty te) further
infor terehand:sit
Nie club is naw an the process
of plannins several field trips. The
annual held trop this year will be
tu New York City) Plans are still
discussed as to what busi
Want Hess establishment to visit The
Col trip will include dinner, sight see
ing. and a broadway show
NEWS Notice
Class newspaper
Hat work on your
is ending, you will
Have pieaty of time to spend work
Sut AW ine on the State College News,
eb course, Your experience will be appre
ded and we need) your help
Jor Come in ta the News office ane
eontba anal per work
jieation, the
u Whe follawan
rodenue average 20 main
vont would: ike
being
uw beheve
Wwoyuu an
co feren de country
Furope or South \meriea
freak oa foroien Lane ention all
Now
papers
1 orequirement. but one
‘ Vhs
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Visited
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STATE COLL i NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961 FASE’?
Bridgeport Beats State 3-1
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961
EEP Tops All-Stars 13-0
PAGE 6
frosh Booters Lose 2-1 Sat. state Downs Siena
You Are
There
While diligently applying my
two-fingered touch type technique
to my dilapadated excuse for a
typewriter last night, this humble
scribe was suddenly beset by an
idea. Why not “create” an entire.
ly not very new type of column?
Why not plagarize the writings of
those unsung sports writers who
have come before? Why not call
this not very new type column
You Are There. Why not? Cause
is work, that's why! That was my
advice to me, but my Dad always
toll me to never take advice from
a fool, so here | am
As Sp
With dreams of grandeur filling
my skull, 1 rushed into the News
morgue (one has to be a grave
man todo that on Halloween nivht)
last Tuesday, and began madly
thumbing my way through stacks
of crumbling, moldy back issties:
and so what's the first headline 1
STA S MILL AND DA
LE [ELM BARD 23
33 Kood except for
one hittle detail—in last week's
News 1 wrote that State had re.
cently formed a cross country
team. for the first time i its his
tory, The headline happens to date
from cirea 1936 Funny, huh
panic and a half Five years
ago some demented soul (anyone
Writing sports must be demented)
Wrote thal, “Last year an attempt
at building up our intercolleaiate
sport program via the track line
was made and the apavhy that evol
ved brought it to an abrupt but
Possibily temporary hall” Wonder
Wo Sports: Editor Jenks will have
to write the same thing nest year?
. Potter Club was already. in
the habit of winning AMIA foot
bail championships back in Get
1941 AMIA Council dropped
baseball from the 112 sports sche
dule, Reason” Not cnowsh oppon
ents to. play Siena was the ‘The
Nemisis of State basketball teams
as far back as 146, beating the
Peds 4645 P Dasketball
team was playing in real class on
Dee. 16, 19, King on the Dart
mouth capers and losing 2
Ih “47, the Sophs were 1 push
ball favorites ‘They Jost That was
21 years aye
Dick Mann,
on a familiar
team could ne
to the lost col
a member of
had made the
Instead, it wa
Spicei who w;
Passes for the
defensive batt
first downs to
The first
completing pa
completed onl
one of these t
to 7-0.
whistle
BED
In the seer
ole
owint
Of 1S passes we
was not until th
that
snd white: pus
however
ire CHE
Cites ae be an els ith a
other 2) Sears before thes ‘61 push
hall comes olf WG8 on
Iramural prowram inetd: swin
MULE. Wilh participants: payine the
eShorbitant fee ot le a dip. an
eludin ab course
aie
wap and tase
ly had the edg
moving the ball very well
on only 4 of 14, and
icci Scores 2 TD's
MLStar Gary Lynch closes in on Potter's Danny: D'Angelico
This year's AMIA Football League ended last Sunday
note as Potter won again, Even the All-S
xt muster enough force to knock the Club
umn as they were dropped 13-0.
the All-Star
All-Star team that turned out to be the he
s EEP's fleet-footed, little
as the standout, catching both
winners. While the game
le, the better organized Potter offense cle:
© over the All-Star offensive unit, gaining
only 2 for the opposition
touchdo
half started off sluggishly with neither team
Both quarterbacks had trou
sses this half as All-Star George Anastas
Potter's
y 2 of 10, Unfortunately for the All-Sti
Wo completed passes turned out to be a
loss to Pat Spicci Following the score, Camarrata ran
ball into the end zone for the extra point to bring the se
No more scoring took place before the half time
nse started ty
md hall as 7 out
Notices
Coaches Wanted
heh
re completed, Lt
fourth quarter
no black Tiew
men Mire ot ead
weross ther see Pathl
an
Camarrata
L
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was definitely
signal caller Mike Camarrata
Touching All
Bases
By DAVE JEN
ALL QUIET ON THE FOOTBALL FRONT
Now that AMIA football has ended and Vis’ fig
tles back into quietness with only the oceasinny|
patter of soccer shoes, we will take
past season. It was not unusual to sce Potter
kees” of AMIA football, once again on the toy of 4)
up, but we were pleasantly surprised at the ove ll
of the entire league. The over-all caliber of ball
be improving every year and we feel things jar:
for the possibility of organizing a varsity footh);
at State. Anyone interested in starting the ;
Congratulations must go out Lo EEP's halt);
D'Angelico for taking the AMIA Scorins»
latched on to the ball and carried it for asco
during the season. It was a touchdown cites
minute of his last game that gave him the ed
3il] Burnett who finished with SIX scores,
YEA SIF
No don't shoot! We arc n't switehir
offering a token of thanks to L HW for giviy
country team a chance to show What it can di
are only in the formative stages. our squid
ing a hard time scheduling: meets, so. we
ike to thank the Siena team for fitting us ir
t schedule.
and
tar
n-
ro.
It looks like we really have a tremens
freshman cross-country man Tom Robinser
he a good cross country runner, but he she
ar- help next year's track team sinc: he rania
11 school. We also feel it is neve ssury tou
to coach Munsey who has done a preat job it
team started and preparing them: for their 1
JENKS' JUNK
Much credit must go to the tre
Which have been working on the new bases)
hope they don't mind sOINg over there for ela
ter so that we have our baseball diamond 1
spring Once again a State soccer player }
Bob Seaman belated credit for his goal in the A
Paltz ge Look out Potter! Rumor ha
men from TXO arc pledging Johnny Unitas. |
Sam Hull, and Roosevelt Gye ir We unis
certain soccer couch is trying to be sony
slar—lots of luck in your new cia or Joe
he. Wondering what the training rules for the
country team are after discoveriny hat then
erly Sponsoring smoking contest
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ivi
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To Finish With 2-5-1 Slate In First Cross-Country
State's Frosh soccer team rang down the curtain on Meet 25-30
disappointing 1961 campaign last Saturday, dropping
| 1 squeaker to North Adams. This defeat made the Peds
fe ns of a 2-5-1 season’s record as the Frosh ran into win
sae of the toughest competition in the State. at
According to Coach Bob Burlingame, “State had it
well-balanced, spirited team this year which simply lacked
ring punch. We had excellent ball control
San the {ld well, BAL We just COUT web tte tat
* a when it counted. For instance, we had 26 shot
th Adams game, and missed them all our only
coming ona penalty kick. We never scored more than tou '
cals in a single game, and our top score Pro
had only four goals in the entire season
moving tp
Coach Burlingame also felt that de
State had a good team this year, which
nutelassed except by the always strony
te. He added that, “The road treated
we were very strong at home. and onl
ames on Vets’ Field.”
cir g
Coach Burlingame also had prise
let had played very well for State th
working out with the Varsity even ne
Id pick Al Henrekson, Ekchard Pionit
s Varsity material, and would rank I
Boaydaj as the two most improves
State's final game proved t
North Adams tallied the winning
u penalty midway through th
dls stopped play when State
steps with the ball, award
! shot at the goal from: ons
not North Adams then se
swith their margin of vietory
Joe Provopio tallicd the only
d via a penally shot. hi
ad plenty of other opportuniti
all, but North Adams goalic
work of stopping every Ped )
Two days before this, in Uheir tinal lie
ar, the Frosh battled RPL to a:
goals for Albany, via beau
~alie George Phillips made several tue
Injury which forced him to leave
he game. Because of it, he
North Adams Saturday
SIC FLICS
“All I have to dots f!
St.Louis and back °:
I'm initiated ?
21 GREAT TOBACCOS MA‘*
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For 2nd Straight Ped Loss
Stute’s Varvity soccer team suffered its second straight
defeat of the season last Saturday, as a highly-touted
Bridgeport squad swamped the Peds 3-1. Karl Heinz Ger-
stenberger tallied the only State goal, and in doing so
ied the Slate record of 14 goals scored in a single season.
With two games remaining to be played this year, it ap-
pears that Mr. G, is sure to re-write this long-standing
re-ord before his career as a State booter ends Nov. 14.
BRIDGEPORT PRESSES PEDS
Il was a Bridgeport ball game all the way, as the vic-
tars enjoyed nearly complete ball control and kept the
Ped detense under constant pressure. ‘The first quarter
actually decided matters, as Bridgeport's Ed Quigley and
each found the net to wrap things up. The
econd quarter only proved to be a repeat of the first stanza,
as the winners continued to press the attack and keep
Shite ott-balance, Quigley registered the final Bridgeport
eal-of the day carly inthe period, as the Ped defense
teletened and prevented any further scoring
MI Ciojka, Dave Schryer, and goalie Gary Penfield all
pioved instrumental in beefing up the Purple & Gold
delousive eifarts Ciejka’s sharp playing was responsible
for contuaning Quigley the rest of the game, and Pentfield's
ey goaltending stopped more than one Bridgeport score
Uitortinately, State was still unable to mount any real
Olen we threat throughout the halt as Bridgeport's half-
che continunally intercepted Ped passes
STATE STAGES 3rd QUARTER RALLY
The third quarter was a different story, however, as
! chon tainly equal terms in a see-saw battle
wittanding head play and ball control.
way for most of the period, and it
Hnal period that State was able to mount
Pdrive, In one last desperate effort to prevent
out. Gerstenberger came through with his
yoal with about five minutes remaining in
pha
pl
TWO GAMES REMAINING
Phe Peds have two games remaining in their season
against a pa of tough competitors, Montclair and Adelphi.
Nhis Saturday marks the tinal game of the year on Vets
field, as the’ Peds take on Montelair ina Parents’ Day
pecl, ‘The tinal battle of the ‘61 wars will not be waged
intl Nov. Has the Peds face Adelphi under the lights of
wept Bleecker Stadium,
wind
Monday Meeting Slated
To Kick Off Volleyball
$y Naney Schogolett
NEVEOWEDK
Mothe nest meeting of WA A
svimimiine and: basketball
all the all be discussed ff you are in
Wher terested in any of these: sports be
on wre and see Your WooA AL repre
alter the meeting. ‘The
henine could prove tobe. in
une. se watel fur notices
Volleyball will be the nest bus
hor the captins or team
Pepresentatives volleyball will
start Monday at 100 pom. with a
nertine “Vlas meeuny is) compul
sory HW the team captains eannot
attend. the dort representative: or
Mneone ta represent the team
FLORIST and Hist be there Naw. seme added
wis on volleyball There will
GREENHOUSE tuurhaments nest ‘Puesday and
Wurst mechs in Pawse Hall) gyi
will be three games a night
atau Rach same will
munutes: Jom
Monday
fare Tues sontative
Y
ONTARIO and BENSON
DIAL 2 bes
College Plorist for Years
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1961
. Outing Club
Pewring O g Clu
The Cachanges Plans Climb
Tomorrow
will spelunk in tidian
U, of Conn. Cave located in Miter
The Daily Kansan reports that New York. Indian Oven Cy
one of the Kansas University fra- discovered by a dog, hint 1, a
ternities in collaboration with a canine’s tragic diss,,, be pr
campus sorority held an “Interna- died in the alight
tional Picnic” for foreign students cave was named for
Alfred University near the entrance wii
The Fiat Lux at Alfred Univer- as a cooking place |
sily reports that fraternities have gines. The club, elo:
been limited to eleven parties a oldest garments.
semester, Something about not a.m. on Saturday
enough studying being done, Alden-Waterbury Ia J
Utica College McCormack ‘62 is in ¢) Irse of
The Tangerine of Utica College
announces that soccer has been in-
event and Lydia Bosworth
assistant, Those intore 4
troduced as the fall sport,
Fredonia State
contact one of the «
Next Saturday, Nove: er dd,
Fedonia teader announces the QM Clu plans toh
completion of a new half million vane Gin ns
dollar building to house 48 Stein- Na u
way pianos for student practice
Rehearsal rooms and studios for
for the expedity
next Tuesday, Novy
individual practice are also avail-
able for student use
PAGE 8
WAC Major
SpeaksToday Houde Houde
Major Margaret E. Dougherty of
the Women's Army Corps will be
available this morning in Room 08
to discuss opportunities in the
WACS,
Executive positions await select-
ed women college graduates, Newly
commissioned officers receive a
four month officer training course
at the Women’s Army Corps Cen-
ter, Fort McClellan, Alabama, pri-
or to assignment in executive posi-
tions,
Fields of specialization include:
Personnel, Administration, Intelli-
gence, Training, Finance, Public
Relations, Legal and Legislative,
Information and Education Logis-
tics, Comptroller, and Special Serv-
ices.
WAC officers receive the same
Pay and benefits as male officers
of comparable rank, as well as free
medical and dental care, 30 days
paid vacation annually, and steady
Promotions. A second lieutenant
receives approximately $4,000 a
year.
Details pertaining to the WAC's
direct commission program may be
obtained by contacting the WAC Of-
ktudents Elect New Queen:
ourt Reigns Campus Night
Sally Jones
remembers that
she was arm
deep in’ dish
H water when told
FL the that
} she was a final
ist. “1 found out
j at 6 pm
when everyone
knew at
Voting for Campus Queen took
ice Thursday
and Friday in
Peper peristyle, but as tradition
wee the Queen’s identity will
Ce until Campus
the Outing
Kappa Delta Sigma Alpha
Frances Cicero '62, President, President Doris Williams '62, an-
announces that a coffee hour with nounces that there will be a coffee
Theta Xi Omega will be held on hour with Kappa Beta on Monday
Monday evening, from 8-10 p.m. evening.
Beta Zeta Potter Club _
President Doris Edelstein ’62, Ed Brennan '62, President, an-
announces that a coffee hour with Rounces that an open house will be
Kappa Beta was held last Monday held on Sunday from 3-5 p.m.
night. Tomorrow, a work party S.C,
will be held with the men of Pot: 18.¢, President Judy Riniiaaky
ter at their house. announces that next week’s rush
hedule will be as follows:
y: Chi Sigma Theta, Gam-
be revealed news
cight tomorrow evening.
The student body, keeping in
ind this criteria (1) social grace, -
E physical beauty, and (3) act 7 else knew at
s, has selected the ¢ five Has! Sally. A resident of Burt, N.Y, shi
candidates {0 jean Enulish inajors sprech-minar, ZG)
Campus Queen. che was van Allin Mall Putney ee
Sue BYFOM oycen in her Suphamare your, She
hails from Rock. “SUCe? I ht
ville Center,
Long Island and
tee libel Freshmen, Sophomores to Present
rae | “iru Skits Tomorrow For Campus Night
; of Phi Delt
Sue i.
Sue Byron yf Kappa Delta . 7
t ! 1 ge ‘a Tall with the pres-
Epon and member of Mu Lamb- Tear radeant { v1 hdly close tomorrow svening at 8 p.m. in Page E if
Epsilon ;
uand Sophomore skits on Campus Night. Festivities will com-
1 the Campus Queen and her attendants down the aisles
“unpus Queen, Gail Kasperian, will crown this Qucen whose
ved until that time. Following the Queen's coronation, she and
s WH be presented
CAIT Court
20
ALBANY, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1961 VOL. XLVI, NO. 24
Shen Was en
Gamma Kappa Phi ss
Beatrice Heath '62, announces ‘ a Phi n
that Barbara Keenan ‘64 has been Ma ae hi, Kappa Delta, and
appointed to pes the entertain- Monday! Gamma Kappa Phi, Phi
ment for the informal rush party py omaay: G Noma Thi
NEVE Se Delta, Psi Gamma, and Sigma Phi
; Phi Delta Tuesday: Chi Sigma Theta, Kap-
President Sally Jones announces pa Delta, Sigma Phi Sigma, and
that there will be an Alunmi Lun- Beta Ze
cheon Saturday at 1 pm Thurs:
Psi Gamma ta, Chi §
President Lucille Monoce Alpha
nounces that Helen Vanderbilt
Paula Didio, Sophomores,
*» sorority last
By MARY LOU EISENMAN
ji Alpha and Kappa Mu Epsilon
M.A, Calderone
moraries. Sue has been a senator
Hosenator for tou
ary A
at 7:20 p.m. Any: 1
who has done in
and interested
should attend ‘1
“+ will take place on Decem- ur contact Gene \
ber (5th at Crooked Lake. Music Susal “61
will he provided hy Joe Oppedes- espeditinn
sano and his Manhattans Stevens
¥: Phi Delta, Kappa Del
ma Theta, and Sigma
it years, Vabinet Minister of 4
an
and
were
Mon
roment, and Vice-President of 3,44
she was a Jumor Weekend
LEC,
Jack Lewis, President of LEC.
announces that the annual Winter-
hide sponsored jointly by LS.C. and
fons a a
or \
and a Campus Night attend-
will
ficer Procurement Division, F
U.S. Army Recruiting District
Whitehall Street, New York
New York
News Notes
Radio Club
There will be a meeting of the
WCEA Radio Club, Wednesday,
7:30 p.m. at Brubacher Hall
Guides
Ro Petrick '63, Tours Chairman
for Parents’ Day, announces that
there will be a meeting today at
1 p.m. in Page Hall for all Parents’
Day tour guides. Any interested
people may come to this meeting
and serve as guides tomorrow.
Advance Dramatics
The class in Advance Dramatics
will hold try-outs for its only round
of plays this semester, Mond lay and
Tuesday at 7 p.m. in R291, Parts
will be offered in tour plays direct-
ed by Joan Morow, Linda Kolts
John Velie and Joe Ball
Christian Scientists
lecture on Christian Seience
ank To Hord of Washinuton
D.C, will be held on ‘Tue sdiay at
§ pan, in Brubacher private dininu
room The lecture Chris
Han Scienee Preaches the Kingdon
of God and Heals the Stek."*
Sponsored by the Christian Seence
Organization at State Colley
Hord is a member of the Bi
Lectureship of The Mother Chure ht
The First Chureh of Christ, Sei "
Uist in Boston, Massachusetts All
Students are cordially invited te
attend
entitled
is
Freshmen
Associate: Dean Matthews has
set Friday, November 1 atl pin
in Page Hall for all full time fresh
men who registered in September
1961 ty fl out a form required by
State University of all its mater u
lated Report promptly
bring your own pen, and have your
Social Security number available
You are not fully enrolled at this
collere until you have taken eare
of this requirement
students
$e sure you are all there
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Music Council Presents
fastman Wind Ensemble
Council the
Wind
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Thursday
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bacher Dining Room _
tated that Mu
intermission following the freshman
Rivalry Winners
Announcement ot
Howie
Preeeding the
the final rivalry points
Woodruff
luce the members of his: Rivalry
Pete Fisher “63
and Bill Burnett
with
“65. Chairman, will rotre
Night
will
COMTLee Connic
ify then an \
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the
Crowley "63.
The
Mina Mater
hort talk:
er eet as program will clase
offer
“Hell's Belle”
will be the Have you ever wondered wha
When you walk in front ot
The hat
Belle
year
happen
Minerva
enteruaninent
hes freshman \
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wat Hell's eh in Pierec 1
handbook whieh nie tn the 1065, will wtemp!
Moeweh at te show you
HTist of the joe hiss directs: the Skit whose
wtlon abont the portrays
Setter, Vat
Durin
tan characters will he
Little, Mary
Mary Gurney
nl an OUTIL Ae fash
snd
the
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rehearsais, Lee cor
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Wiuniste ahout the performance
a Very titel: eneaur
aged by tonight's rehearsal and at
heen Sophomore Skit
Tass te Che sia osteanl dbieeetiny WISHES
fn aan tdea
Uthhold the title af the Suphaniore
it will
the Hh tet
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the
habe
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replied TP have ve teetiny
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with
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fle oun keepun
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mimittee Heads Named
heads for dance
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to Rivalry Winners?
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with eleven points te
the
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points have been withheld until to
morrow might wher they will be an
nounced with the skit points
Pherefore, an clement of surprise
befitting the end of Rivalry will be
Winners are an
«taper for the evening wall
te ollege
he Assectate Dean of the ¢
Mr Pliner Mathews. and) Mrs
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\ Wo Department, and present when the
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