Z9 pennsglbanian J/lA With this,issue, Tkt With thiM

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V OL. 1 •'■ PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JAN13 \X\

Undergraduate Council Seeks Seminar will study Satchmo' To Highlight Honor Code In Final Exams C

lonsumerBehavior Skimmer Mardi Gras

Jerbasi Requests Move In Letters To Deans; Action Results From Administration Statements

bj BttptVM V Usten

i .h rbasi, president of the Undergradual i t< rday aenl l< I all Univt ising

>eriment with the honor <lur- ■inal exams.

This action has been the result of many LJniv< id administrative members' welcoming the faculty's

it code. Dean p- Springer of the College

n Willis J. Winn of

lid insure "moral .mil might foster a

v among studei I I.orell C. I

ndergrad-

the honor code on ul basis,

ilf of the Undergra bat as

embers as po nor system daring this

. ■ '.i period A

ouncil will Inter-

inn of l. The

I who do n

hoi the present pi

in.

il an hon,

in ii Ian I groups at 'i

I

of the „le for

s exams.

AB Blood Donors Sought In Operation

Honor- with \B Mood are beintf sought for an open heart operation on ■ Kent State (Ohio) -indent scheduled fm I a.m. Wednesday at Proabj in i.m BoapitaL

Due to the nature ot the operation, the dwell' pre , in the hospital at the time ot the operation i- nere--ar\. Two I ■jreraitj -indent- have rotaa- leered, lint eijfht more are -till needed Honor- are re(|iie-leil to make arrangement- with .1 | Nolan til at K ling 1-87!

if the

-em in.

Cta at liberal

f re-

trill re-

tdditii

iiiat will

lied.

Armstrong's Dixieland Band Featured At Franklin Field Party On May 21

li\ I hoiiia- I MoMnn-

- "Satchmo ill be thi tainer at the big Skimmer Weekend party, Ran ej R Demir,

end entertainment chairmai hoi trumpet player and his All Stars will belt out

teland jazz before an e timated cron Baturda

band eonaiata of ah mu od a singer T r u m n

1960 RECORD Tli.

will l

at i I

Hull.

trombone; P< clarinet; Billy K.\ le, gu

Univ. Comes Up To Entrants'Expectation*; Frosh Council Lists Dink. Hop' Successes

Tau Beta Pi Elects

bj Stuart \ Gordon

Wha

semester ' In ■ cro - ■■ < man class, it wa -omrwhat sin |n1>lfjty,

forn:! nd larga.

high - lit that the

of this Philadelphia I

':, national engi invr h ntly Initi-

uMatrgradti

-I think is an excellent

anywl i

who had it the

.1 Murpl i I Willian

■al:

Human R chuk .rd Larral

Education lmiierson.il

The >laint.s I here

.e freshman put v my instruct

:n high school, the tea by al *. really took an interest in U*

,rd number." In

g i

U. Of Berlin Scholarships Available For Next Year

i' rlin are now available to idy abroad,

now if Schnla

and r un-

aduate I t,u'

mg admin-

if the

i applyii

Flight To Europe Has Big Demand

light

fillin

A

Hall

was given. Til cause of ti

I hink Fraternities

iy, but d thinjr about h b."

I the

dorm, and UK hind the ' l>lanne<:

.an from South Or

opinio

I III MM II. ^ o-eloff

ildn't

it, I'K I

I it ut ion I- I ortniilated

A ••

n the

on at th<

I'ohrie- \rc I n-licre — fill

a* :

from !. "1 like the

much. Tin ;ik" » "■ has tinv Althouy

inn 'biir to tall 'ith an :'

a unann

!. the an's mind

,-t all vi ■

" V-ii ■

I II."

year's

n a num! out in

I.m Is tRM.STRONG

lo l'l,i\ \l -knniner

Hi i

ilval.

I, no

III be

will ha iquor having tn

ESSAY PRIZES OPEN

of $250 will

essay mi i

department.

PAGE TWO THE DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN

X\\t Bailu pcnnsutoanian A Franklin | >bliration

Friday by and for !»«'"''" ,'" ' "<<<n of the «Q^»,

I'rett

V'Ol

Editorial

# I li<- Senior I licsis \\\ n\ in tl

• Hall, i

ictor

liter

n his

ng in Jly writ.'

denl rcn> ',1''

i are tl

i

M! to pro. in their

KL If

long

in l

li rid

.fsl,\. \\h. hi

Open Letter To The Faculty And Administration Of The University

and ■

applied

bul 1 b

, (Ml "f the I n who will

igul" I

i

■

little writing.

.1 by the

! where tl IN? no rnity

Letters To The Editor Why No Inter-Session?

I di in:

nd.

th it,

thei

Mark Sherman. Col. 'li.'!

Btnaii !

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The Highball-

Seen At Nightfall by Warren Link

Portrait Of An Unradical Radical

If one is to - IM lull talcs <>f old i unmr maga- llflBt dc*< ,) lUgt

•.buckle and tell off a it would COI

by a memo i n of

., and the bowels of

magazine and all its retinue would plan MM third level of Hell and to everlasting Derdit

But nowada allege humor magazine, the Highball, has shown that this saci ular, ritual cai it has calml•. a new chapter to the infamous history of the humor rnaK at Penn. Whereas

i -s" ringing in their eai the Highball has an le aplomb and a lot less protest.

The last check at the Dean of Mi magazine still formally exists, if only becanM >uncil

■.'.''.■!' ognition. Yet in the ela nghball has failed h a singli

d on last yea David !'•

future. The editorial bins are empty. Tin the Franklin Society Building are dark and pad loo phone has been disconne

\. H«VUs| lo Kooke I .ewe

And to confirm what now reported that C.S.A. will n '$ lease to print campus humor.

i less disturbing is the fact that, whereas P< may fully look forw maga-

an anticipate an d 14, H only

four y In sixty years Penn has 1.

of numl"

In a University that should abound with why I humor magazii I

m its offl 11 fail to ', ■ hould

its la; humanities students at a stone's thro

possess some measure of v. ' And if there are libi • lUgh to ki

Wig shows In corn, why then should a hi; '. and steal its illing-

■ elf to wallow in gai surrounded by- be appreciated by the editor of a hun•

Rate* Jaj Dushoff

An ink! ng in Ph

durinr season, tinned OUl , plus a spoof of

imme. aj] ROT" i urn with and PogC in Iivine, and I

11 Law

ill-fat furiate most e°

idiBg to Dushoff, the fact that no. recent h lias achi< me criticisms and carping! of sn n "'"I

their silly litt 'ion *th< graduate ("ouncil."

ning like '

/. The retidt nt or '•'"

. . . H

' • 11'/. i, </. .

Hum.ir Ms)| Means Bi| PI

It i« lu

U I

At Penn there can he little doubt that the .-an Hall, . h occasional!

puhheat is funnj thing more than a blithe nui which, admittedly, it is). Bo

re that tin nl pub- lication on campus can attain a simihu erra' serve up too large a f chees.m

nodes. '•Off with ■ and the magazine, of es.

(C< in page tix)

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■

and, this early, could dej shyer guests if they're not distracted while it's playing.

8:44 PM Start the Dean Martin. Tentative dancing should 1 now. Smile uiuleistandingly at late

hcciful, <- adiwiSun >

,l to stimulate . and cheer. Dean's mellow voice suggests a cei tain glow, too.

9:30 PM S, •.,'■!.<! living gels under v. ■

and .! in the pn

! Ill i ne moi e.Ui'>oUt/t/ demolish the phoiiogupli, remove flats tubes i

10:10 I'M Half time. Fncouragc consumption or all li it'scli

I ingly dynamic [Mayor] La Guard with a bang." Anyone whodoesfl'l Ix; getting a bang out of Jwrcllo! is asleep, and should be taken hoi.

10:44 PM Very danceablc. The parly has been going on ; time and it may be well to tun

what the Sin I latin tCl grown standards like All Or

that when guests will wish to strengthen friendships, consolidate gains. After all, they're only human.

11:30 PM Play a couple or the Glen Grays Stain, then p ion. If Ul !cr chaperons, lhcy will I

' A ill appreciate being shown to I. The Gleason album should be well I

orch mgs and curiously pic highly romantic Gleason originals phi

\u Funny That Way and ) I he meaning ol the album title L^cUt? 4r\lJpUr (a French phrase) is obscure Good luck.

*fe£&

item silt' wn 4

the Bailu pcnnsulbanian

SPORTS <\ I! FRID

0

Penn Quintet Faces Wildcats In Important Big Five Game

In Paul M Slruhl

will

n the

with u d

Wild

|M'T

While Lend* Cata

|p and is a

pped in ■ I

Vill

the

Mel loakej i'i< ppini- Qaal

work-

while

Duelers Face Navy, Mermen Atfempt Last Hurdle, Parmacek, Morales Meef Afmy A$ ExQm$ NeQf

In Michael B. Hri.w n

■ ■

Hawks Face Providence In Palestra Doubleheader

.t for imbled

15.

ll-Amrrica

an theii

I line

1

the I

ounder

v Rus- sell 9 the Wall

Bttemi hold Cincinnati's plans no new

looting I bach

Lehigh and in MAC matches.

Duel is Highlight bj Laa Bana

ordi

\ i \ v I itlahaU

■r two

ll duel

I

Sabi ■ Match

I face m, as will Dick

>■ humbled thi

h are

i WTO.

could

their

I that

should s. Although it

(18-27, the |

inia a 30- n the aaa

-nil u

advantage in the divinv

Middle Atlantic A All -

I ii the

Sollohub, a

nk.

■, in which Hal Bullo

Bll.l. SI.VH R

As

and i i Hon. ':

lin ii

Date Nite Saturday row

night' Pa-

will I

Penn Racquetmen Encounter Middies

Navy ai Annas

In g the

up in i AMI

still D ranked fifth in thi raakii

Frosh Quintet Out To Avenge Previous Defeat By Wildcats

bj K.iherl I. Keller

their I 1 tli \ li tni y, when ■ '■

In tl by \ illanova's ith 18

maining sent the Red

id the St. James

ham in the first

point! a game,

intend

from W.i

the

if the ' liuteii

11 poii lanova

1 record as they have lost only

roB II B.| from lie .if thi

(Continued on page five)

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Highball At Nightfall

Humor Mu-I II. Humor. .1

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