Board Not To Be Paid Unless Meals Improve, Coeds State in

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PHII.ADKU'HIA, PA.. TH
Vol. LXX
., JANUARY
Five Undergraduates To Be Presented
Awards of Merit at Annual Exercises
Dr. Jonathan E. Bhoadi, proi
the Unit
will
be the main speakei
thia
Saturday in HH Auditorium at which tit
will be given
»hn K. Smui
chairmai
'ay Committee, announced.
Frank, chairman of the I
vniity Council
and a
the id'
Council, and CharlJ
iith. III. undergrad
id of Mask and v.
chief of Sph
ty, will
i;. Wan-, chairman of Houston Hall Board and Undergraduan, will .
id.
1 Women undergradui
in a petition submitted to Dr. Alth<-a K Hottel, dei
Hall slated that
• improvi
would
,nt Hall and eal
line to the petilIon,
called for t p.m
dent t'm
I af-
in order to
and
Entry Deadline Today
For Queen Contestants
Knl
romi
ian.
II
l)C,
ii Hall t
n an
il the
with the
women
\ n»»ered
said 0
i
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along with the
nt affairs on the
■
nit a
■ ation
chow i
I'enn captain I.ou Bayne drives past Cornell's Be.'. Ranger for
two points in the second half of last night - I'alestra game. 'I'he
Quakers staged a 20-point rally in tlie second half to defeat I c.niell,
77-72. and win their firHt League contest of the season.
Wharton School Adopts Rules
For Activity, Athletic Eligibility
mine more clearly
for both athletic and non-athletic
the Whar
eligibi
IL In
that
dur-
facu!
Ugible unless he is in good scholastic standing and is
making normal
both quantitatively and qualita
e rejruUe
Dr.
l the
morning and
i
ligibility
thc Wharrequirements with
ide by defining
quaa-
d qualitative
tttributed to a
mild epidemic of 24 hour vi»
ting forth the eligibility require
■ ant Hall
was the difficulty of
that the food I
mining normal progress. Ti
quality since th<
pt to
aid that the men
■ me this problem.
anythii
than tots
Normal Progress Defined
g to th.'
l .i.k nt \ ariet) Cited
In answer to the complaint that
■ i eil t"
only i
rshire
iking normal progress, both
added to the tabl
mil qualit
mod tu Dr. Ilottcl,
i' at the beginning
ml that this was only
truth. He said that the involving
'"' has
i. qiu 'i '1 in .i ■ condi- acquired t
Ibed numl
ments and I hat thi
quality credit.- Bet forth in a table
led with. He
d that
vi mined by the Wharton factint d about the lack of
. in the menus and th
Wharton
may I
analyzing eight
mm of 111 semester credits
i d that this
ranted for
me other things additional
mal quantithat •
were tative progri is may be determined
also ,
comment
iinination of the number of
ly taken by a stui n charged that all left
■'.-illation of whether
during the week wi
i will have the number
Ight Storing die--ecded for
.' that left
graduation.
erved all during the en
-- In ■ restaurant.
Spectfk Courses Required
■ d thai Hr. Hottel has
i Wharton student I
V who
quired
to take
"d number
- in Sci|
of required COU
I -. aluatc tii
' '
the Dining
i on likes and die- them. The
and arc the
University Receives
Electron Microscope
a purchased an
i the Ra*
\
a, Dr.
M
Mitchell, 'lean Of the
of medicine and Arthur L.
i Ident ami general i
. commercial
\, announi
The
... i i
purchased
ipplied by tin
Bl cer Institute of the 0. B.
Health
ind will be
i arly this year in one of
inatomy laboratories.
The macnine
macliine will
win be
oe used
uscu i«»
for
,areh by studying no.
and the distributi
pr. teini within these cells,
■ qualitative progri
\
t may be pr
i normally if he has sat
84,
low
Founders Day Speech
To Be Given Saturday
By Dr. Rhoads in HH
Meeting Called for Today by Gisburne;
Situation Will Be Discussed, Reviewed
* ill nut pay their board until n
d by 121
plit room and bo
morning,
turning colder in
High
10,
Board Not To Be Paid
Unless Meals Improve,
Coeds State in Petition
nl
Official Forecast
Weather Bureau
at-
Dr.
Bulli
H lite of thl
-ity II
chological \
He discussed how human and aniertain
mil quai '
variou
if effort on their behalf.
Dr. Bullock said '
of interest to the
it an individual behavior pattern determines the manner in which money is spent and
He ralati
oology
when a p
•ant to work even when
is to how
and ant
I to situao which a reward would result fi
of the
in thi
IT, Bullock
how the Iarc of ii
mining
behavior
■
Motion P
own
janiin franklin, I
I
irly in the
arsity
of the .
it the
To Hear Kelly Today
John B. Kelly. Jr.. a member
I.I the United
Olympic
Team. will speak before a class
in editorial writing at II a.m.
today. Kelly will tell "f his experience- at the recent Olympics
in Melbourne, Australia. Kelly
was in the finals in the single
-kulls rowing event. The clsss
inducted by Dr. Reese I).
Jame*. professor of KngHsh.
lien,
■lent nt' \VS< iA, ]
h> Lloyd St) aim. Jr.
Editorial Writing Class
Bullock Discusses Psychology,
Its Relationship to Economics
The aspect of how human behavychological
>int, can be related to the
field ' '
as discus Dr. Donald I'.ulloek at a meeting of
unom-
Penn Comeback
Defeats Cornell
In League Game
who will
of M-
a sound
the
the
cture
i
munit
muring in
sparki
will
receive
alumi
da
of
ICOnd half drive with
■ id.
alumni i
rl C.
in the K. Addan.
Chamb
second half to notch the win.
Jr., "2
I William H
in the
rue thriller. Making
only four field gee
I out of .'
\ Kodinan, '12
I'enn fell behind
minuti
Jf. In the
! half it was I'enn that had
Mliinni Honored
alumni
game
I I.,
ram will b
with '
I.ou Jordan had DOUI
- half whi
vith a
low
ity.
its led
seven
Smucker, who
will introd l
i with a
- oak featuring a
point
play
by
quickly followed by two fotll
Two free thro
'wman
Uumnl
well, .
aarros
Paan w ill a'
n Alex and Wit; Clubroom b
dorm i i
(Continued on page /
Pro-
finally went al •
Students Plan Publication of Political Opinions
by Arthur ('. F'aricnte
and
Raymond J. McGlens
politic.
:mil with polit!
Although it will I ■
the Philadelphia area only at '
.! it
will eventual.
ard.
re of
•ation
'ident
ormulated
g held |n
ion
no publication rep
The publi
have not,
nt of
r it will be a magazine or newspaper in design—wdll
I to the I
|. but will
seek
ntributiona
tar as from all colleges in the Phi
irth in the table.
phia a i
l„ addition to th<
itlons,
ed for
Name Decided
r
igibility ■
students
ative name for the pul
A Review of
inning with the Spring
Collegi
Thought." The
ill l>o eligible for
and non-athletic extracurrieulomorc in the Wharton
provided that
School. "1
n general probata journal which will
robation; that they arc
all fa>
ll though
taking the minimum or more hours though I call it a liberal publicaof classes; that their non-passing
of the tion, it will reflect the th
of political thought—liberal, conirried; that they
servative and middle-of-the-road,"
tor credit and qualhe said.
requirem*
The publication will not carry
as grades are posted to
■-,
,.
..- __. „»
ising. It will be supported,
oH cards after the end of
Wolpin said, by three sources of
■ fall term the eligibility of each
income: single copy sales, subscripstudent will be reviewed.
V on the maii
by either the
by a printer who.
ly print
it at wh
of the
Adult Adu
i ol. and, while it might
Tlte I*
Miles Wolpin. moderator at the organizational meeting of the
new political "review" is at the right. Two others present at the
meeting are on the left.
have an adu.
son would not have I
trol over the publi
At present ti-
HO in-
thc t
student activity.
'he group
nt, January 28, at K
ians, political parties and
tions and contributions. The single
ted in pol- in Potter Dormitory. Wolpin said
copy price will be five cents. Sub- other individua:
all ire
wellin noted.
scriptions will '
tributed at meetings come.
tiibutions will be solicited from
+
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iy night
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On: Wednesday and Thursday, January 9 and 10, 1957
"|
think I'll
Between: 1:00-2:00, 4:00-6:00,7:30-9:00
In: D-E 309
BO hoe.ie and hate a >lra»-
irt. I Mr queen bake* some nice oi
In a (Iran kitchen
I (iitm. The pail) Pennaylvanian:
REGISTER:
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Letters to the Editor
BA 2-7059
miri
uldn't
Improvement Guaranteed *
to the
I In-
t rurihle.
. "Will t
I
ildiog up a
"V.
I am told i
seii?"
Why don't you tell 01(
' \
SOK MILLER a
ind.
. our mil
ma
E;re*
MnnrJ
n the
D....I
The Hungarian Spirit
who vil]
by Joseph Corriere
with Johl
to II
In tl i
many thii
g1! \
mid gathi
I," commented the
when they leno
"other da
if it be y
..-.try now, hut
illy at peace with
iag a fes,
''K'1
] hit Stuart Mill
"If al
a
" '
hletic cont
ort of • futun
bring a U
opln- """
unjr to this the Phils
club, Sail.
■jjjjjjjjjjjjjljfjjjajjjjjjja
them.
utinue
. "Just
■
pi.'. "They wl
had anything
I, h
I will joil
>ula than
with Milton, will
1. or St. Paul, bu!
-liift my all. .
"' proud]..
Bent tha;
d into thi
Olympic
in, the
it had been III
Barrj >'<pian
(Grad. School of \rt> and Scjem
HI
markii
only
Letters to the Editor should be addressed to the editor of The Daily Pennsylvania^ .'tilt Woodland Avenue. They
should be double spaced at 61 characters
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Published Monday through Friday bu and f°i
the
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VOL I W
iXY
the n<
I
but
Such gre
ry match an exciting oi ■
turned out
I that it worl
,uld have!", he
ild make
it in the
for the Maestro was when Rudy
. won the individual saber championship.
T: . M
d him out of
ii and helped him
tition. After hi- anal mi
ted and I
in favor of i
The
ould not .-ay too
much about the situation at home. They had all
left in the middle of a battle and knew only
what they read in the papers. Many felt that
hould be fighting, but almost all of them
Telephone EV 6-0100
Ext. 535, 536
realized that the whole revolution was hopeThe big question then was whether they
l,r
*enni
should return or seek asylum elsewr
Night Kditor
Lloyd B, Swaim, Jr.
e are many names I could mention and
ROBERT B. DAROFF, Ed
htrf
HARVEY ZAI.ES
tying Editor
DONALD M. STRAUBER, Bueix+it Manager
RAI.PH THOU
lanager
thin]
*ed him with the
In which he won hi
ml.
II.
e returned to Hungary to gather
his family ai
batt!
| country. He had a bleak future
when he left, but the Maestro hopes it will become much brighter. Maybe some .lay hi
be able to see the shoes which he autographed
for h
can frien
v hang in the
fern
Gym.
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the
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I
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• Fast color argyle socks
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Termed Silly
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ii heading
I ions |)ri\e
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and there is a big risk involved.''
Perm's
a sons back
ke Dalton, :is a fir
examp
A he knew what
mate, the AgV
far cry
what the
i they
l! told the
re and
d on a
Hawks' Rally
Halts Explorers
capped
an
ed
n* i
t going to do any
irot a
fighting Hawks
almost unbelievable
oring 16 point
CLASSIFIED SECTION
FOR PROMPT RESULTS
I.aSal
team
a for the City Title in the
■I game of last nig
Al Cook put the Hawk- in front
in the
fouls,
and '1
i. who tii
Hoffman will
I
■art of
In
it 'be
Hut from
wouldn't mind in the there on in. th
comft" all of a
sudden found something
\
points
m Murphy Field.
half} the Explorers
i
empty
ed their lead fritter aw
i and l'ir
g to keep them out
one of
t
llui
impion Hungai
. which di
mpic water
nals, alop| «itfa swimming
ymnastic
xhibition
the Philadelphia Comfor H ingarian Olympians.
for the benefit can be
Franklin
n-ed at one
a ill admit one to both
tra and Hutehinaon PooL
Frosh Fencers
aaaon this
rurd Colli
II will
Bill Gutman.
The foil squad will consist of
Kaye and Jay Kodner,
and Dick Russman.
Jim Hill, of Montgomery, N. Y-;
Ed Parmacek, from Chciago, and
Al Tyler will fence in the
divisl
the face of the spirited Hawk rally.
Trailing by six points with a mins charges
crept to within four, at 81-77, with
left. Kurt Bngi
ind high-man in the
• with 27
promptly
in for a layup a;
Baling a
-session.
The Hawks called time and decided to play for one shot. They
passed the ball around with a cool,
confident air, until Al Julia*ia—
who, seconds before, had refused
iot three times from the right
corner—sank a jump shot to tie
tS*
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