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LXXV I'illi MA, rUESDAY,

Taubin To Outline Planning Of Univ. Tomorrow In HH

b] II .ihrii

Harold bin, din rung

ill Hall. In addJ the

building program, will I

■\ continuing

planning

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I he- !

intc c that they all fu

lividual

I i

imni f

Chapel

Seniors Conduct Chapel On Ihurs.

h> .Iran \rniurl

! in by

l-F Proposes Change In Fraternity Rushing Proposal Is In Form Of Amendment To Rushing Section Of l-F Constitution

bj i; i" ■ i'ii i ID

1,, , th«. [nter-Frato ncil held night

i ouiuil in Its meeting tomorrow, WH] n itted t" '!"' I'1 "" Student Affairs for final approval.

taken in an af. providi comprehensive pi m of

Ivy Club Will Host All familii ncomlni

MR. II tROLD I I \l Hl\ I<i Rciic» Plannii

Campus Event! SIT-IN

in conm

Independents At Skimmer "

highlight

with thi I

Thi

— KRAMER TALK

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will

Paris Report

Students At The Summit

StateTakes Bids For New Library anno'.i

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NEWS BRIEFS 1' IRIS

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of "• Me* th.

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will l>. basis.

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Friday, ■•ptambai

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Friday, October T

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Friday Jfov«mb«r II Oroup 1 and Group IV

Friday Vorimbar U Group XI and Group III

Stevenson Petition "Ml | : I'l . Ill* I

Infor ma I inn 11 . - k I h . ^ onnK

piffled ,.i»« rood - il |»|>< ir I ihal

hai throughout ih«- <ounlr> .mil r<■< i-nl poll

hun a mill lo John hi-nn

I., petition ed in (Governor La* r- r ol I In- l.i i :'i I'. no

syltam i '!• en are II.ii required to be -1 ■

PAGE TWO THE DAILY PENNSYLVAN I A N HAY. MAY |

Editorial

# Direct Information Wlicn Harold bin, dire the

Planning 0 on in Houston Hall, it will mark

the first tiiiM official I to explain University policy. While all

illy interested in the plans for tutni- opment, the

talk lie much in \vl; the

attending tomorrov ion, undi will be able to obtain hand Information on the future app of our <

udenl quest ould be ii" n

fictitious rumors on slop- ment.

Tin I for th of ■ ■' Information al Pennsylvi iant and wth in i

mis- understandings and

ity policy by the student body ply involved in such

tudenl lum ' hey ha\

.1 attiti ipartmei irm-

itory housiii courses, to mention

The advantage of the type of talk which ibin will give is that the pei ble for a certain

man wl; QUCh more than simply a hal the information

the student with an opportune i which can not

ttributed to a printed d

ial involved student attitudes on his activities. Thi one of the ;

ept-

nily

n. hut . mpathy then

L«ttera in tin hould be i > ped doul mil with 0 the line. Ml

letters must lie llfned hy a meniher nl the i comnonll «ill he *ithheld upon ft jioniliiiie In the Bihar, Kim i an k I in B luildinK, :(i i:i \\ umil.aid Aveuue.

T\\z Bailu pcniisutoanian hubiukrd Monday through Friday by and for 1_„_Me Male f'ndiri of the - r\f.i\ Itiiiiy iinivtrtitjf „f Pennsylvania """

A Member of The Any 'rent

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Ugly Americans-

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Phil As The Latins See It

y has a n

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ghoulish i

I ping l" in

Now, Where Did He Go?

'■i April IX. tic

i Dr. Pl( nf inoiicy had been nn

. within |

d him in Rome and

int and 9 did I

dn him to ■ middle of tin the imi\ irmal

'inn, Dr. Flov \ii(i, as far as she ki

I ml with a p| w|,o

S. and !-: any numb

institutions which happen to have suin- Ime, Dr. B

er, and ! ■

to the truth. : nn.

Ni«*< hhorn

PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA

MONDAY CONCERT SERIES

and i

ALL-STAR CONCERT SERIES

I960- 1961

Season Tickets Available

Director's Office - Houston Hall

I

Take my shirt, my lit. notes and my cuff links...but get your own

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THE DAILY PENNSYLVANI AN PAGE THREE

Endgame

Checkmate

liant. well

is than t< 1

there ■

i nihilism.

(David -.HI. IN », Ittii i- mini-tend to bj I 1*1

n).

example that «I

play is one highly per

tinuo

il and al

kett lend qualit

o solitude and pal

indivl ■

which

»f tK in was a

humor. M

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Love, etc.

jaundiced *^*M* *- »*'w

In

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Visit SHOytR'S famous old-time Restaurant-

412 Arch St Since 1874

THEY'RE READY FOR SKIMMER DAY SKIMMER DAY — MAY 21st

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SUMMER

TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS

We hove several openings for 6-8 week summer assign- ments teaching Developmental Reading at colleges, prep ond high schools, Maine to Puerto Rico for graduate

students.

Applicants must start training immediately evenings and

Saturdays. Liberal Arts majors preferred; understanding of spoken

Spanish an asset.

Solary, plus travel, plus per diem, plus room and board while on assignment outside Philadelphia area.

(We also have permanent career positions open)

Phone:

Miss Gilligan, LOcust 8-4481 for an appointment.

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Philadelphia 3, Pennsylvania

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socks by Adler and the traditional

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VARSITY SHOP OPPOSITE

MEN'S DORMS

the Bailu pcnnsultianian

SPORTS F'A<;i

Hays Engineers 150th Win, Norbury, KleimonTie Marks

bj David K.ii/iii.in Ah.

lay.

wins

inning

failed

I

mpiled

No i little difficulty in

I I dual

al uin i ■ : en ha

GoMaaml Reeehea Third Place

i

nouth

Quakers Surprise In Heps liv Robert \. Kiuhamkm

ii "ii quite " ai-r the word* echoing through Weightn i" i'« over Army and fourth pi... h jn 11*, Heptagons! Track and Field Garnet held at Harvard'! noon.

n tailed to pick up one first place in the track i ,ut threi ( , If of outstanding performance-; on the track ao

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TTHE KALEIDOSCOPE-

Happy Anniversary! -by ALFRED HABER-

BOB II I

Netmen Top Hoyas

As Reynolds Stars,

Even Overall State

+

Pull

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Rej nolda Leede '

ble.

Ki

t in the I

Quski r duo loot tin I in

Qaakera Rally

lo it trip!

jun inc..

Ii (I, win- ning

mat

lielf

at1! ..

Navy Conquers Yearlings To Hand Nine 2nd Loss

winning

nil. it the

i line-

.1 two

the home run tli,

ininga,

tim of his own '■■ ling the I to only seven hits tor thi

I ng efforta

with th'. few hits

in finish (appointing sixtn in

Neither ( each .I'M- Hulk nor the memhers of the Ul-fatad oar-men offered am e\i-u-e- luiiinaiiing I Inn BOOC showing in the Ii 11 it I —. despite the ghastly aacurr—caa el the ptavtam daj PrMaj the 13th. Manj

ilhiionailn- are i|iiiik In rationalize (lie events of the 'morning i lie ajghl liilore" without taking into aeeoiint the tail that the

Peim BWCepawia irough their gruelling experience in fairly lead physical shape, it ess a whopper oi a I ridaj the l.ith though - lale plane-, a ii.iu-.ra-liiiiulal nig flight, hail weather. ini\eil-ii|> hotel

mediation of workout leBaiona on the lake, ami laally, nine to a-roon alee ping accommodation colmated thi- "night to remen lei" inr the varait) baavyweighta. --till Iturk »a> the fir-i to admit that when the time came fur the crucial Saturday morning qualifying heat.

the -quail VI •it of thi I

ii. trial In ami Hark hi

I the

quali- nn.

While tin- judge- were mulling over lluii .'• -ion. Hurk • . >>iping hi- forehead in Ihe exhausted feature of the

i out apactator. Evan athletic dire,tor Jarrj lord aaaUoual) remarked "If we were ihird it- the closest third that I've ever loud aigha ol relief were audihle Irom the pair when the official an- nounce signalled the fit-l hi at i|iialilier- for the afternoon linals \,i\i. Princeton ami . . . ivnn.

Wit

ken as he i "It's

It was rough in more ways than one as (ornell. Harvard. >vr... Princeton, and PaaO took to Ihe water- of lake tiuiiisigainond .it

I : III p.m. Ihe trick] mil had -t irr.il il-elf up to a hri-kv ten per hour and the I'enn oar-men .1 to the -i\th lane

on the far outside, the mo-t disadvantageous position possible under the prevailing eoadttiona, with practical]) no protection from the high left liank from the gu-tv hn I

world

I or I'enn it wa- BO routes! from Ihe mil-it a- they dropped -Icadilv hack nil lo la-t plaee in the paek with Kowr I up-hungry ( ornell grabbing the lead al Ihr 1000 metre mark and holding ofT the -tarlled ( lini-un- • losing challenge. I or l lie Big Red Coach Harrison Sanford it was the erowning triumph of hi- tartnal maneuver earlier in the week ill which he promoted the Ithacan-' lunuir \ar-ity heavy weight crew to ihe mini her one var-ilv po-ition. lo eoSch Hurk il was

• ■at surprise that hi- on-men lini-hed as far hai k as liny did. having sen-ed trouhle alter the morning heat's difficulties and -icing this premonition come Inn- later on in Ihe day.

Ichuyikill with II .M home now.I ol' Ski

Th- i : -it > heavyweight- have out-landing potential «hieh ha- not vet COme lo the fore. I 'hey have made no excuse- lor tin- week-end's dismal performance, though you ran Let that thi- < run-on and Hiddlsa are not resting lightly on the fait that they will he faring a vengeful octet ol I'enn oarsmen in I heir Philadelphia home den on BatUrUSJ

We ■ ut perhaps they'ri knockout

for a s|-. Ikimmar. . . .

and J i:um

Juni 'an in i S""i'1, -'ied jJ

bid

past him

Cheer On Perm's Crews

at

Skimmer Day, Saturday

Reieini i

lifth

ing. On.

Arir.

in tli. as he

Rood "in- ' ham]

rbhiai ■

jump. \

foul

paint

his legal DOUI

Lacrossemen Note

Exhibition Triumf In a tum-iip Inr the laum*

Peaa-Del eonl tomorrow. I'enn- siored an impn - Uoa victor) over the Pal**!

i lull l-i- afternoon on Stewai

xttackman I rank Mann W ihe aeoreri u h< dentedl*

limes, i "in Drake o whili ''-"'r- and Ed I

goal- while in man and B ' l**B

,l of fur a PenataaT

three t w ice Rile] oner.

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THE DAILY PENNSYLVANI AN PAGE FIVE

Quakers Sustain Fifth Defeat McMahon, Fisher, On Ninth Inning Home Run penn Swordsmen,

i>> Marvin 8. Lerman

■

i| up wil Ich at

The

Iding run cm

tallied fiv« in th. in the fifth M

■ in 15

I II H \\V

game and

I

tual winne

In the big P<

Weightman Terrors Refuse To Disclose Starting Pitcher

slug-

plan- ning

I unanimil

pion.

Hail hall have

.'tint:

aking

know thai

indlng

game, g the

■:. 2d.

Given Ivy Honors li'lllKII \ llinwit/

Yale's iilliii of iporti informa- lly that I

vlahun and foil

lign. Ivj

ihr onlj

i

: an impi ark iti

iier. ( aptain Klect

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am he

three

I Al Seh I

imbia

imbia. i olumliia Dominates. Sabre

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and T.

Big Red Cops Easterns; Feat Stuns Rowing World

b] LOU Uonisliiii

up ■

0 mile and i

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1

and ■ In thii

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! bad

off thi

I

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III the II

Frosh Racquetmen Extend Win Streak, Beat Cambridge H S

Ing '

old with i Swarth-

ally i

6 l i.

< HUM I

Dai

Den

ling i'

ihan out- Tracy Succeeds Cuthbert

WEEKEND IN NEW YORK

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