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VOLUME XXXVIOCTOBER 16. 1959 NUMBER 18

Harold S ta s se n , Mayoralty Candidate To Speak A t Soup Bowl TuesdayR c p u h t o n t r t T ™ " ' I '’ f ’f

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Eugene Davis to Be A t S.U.B. Recital

Drexel's Student Union Conunit- tee wi l l pre sent its first cul tural prog ram of the term Tuesday. October 20, at S :0 0 p.m. in the a ud i tor ium. Kugen e Davis, a y o u n g

lie ser vice b e g a n at t h e a g e of twenty- th re e , an a g e at w h ic h m o s t of us wi l l be Just c o m p l e t i n g our col le ge e d u c a t io n , w i t h his e l e c tion to t h e office of di s t r i ct a t torney of his h o m e c o u n t y in M innesota .

P is courtcsy Chase Ltd.

Mr. H a r o l d E . S t a s s e n

After s e r v i n g t w o fo ur- year terms he ran for G o v er no r of Minnesota a nd w a s e l e c te d to this oflice at t h e a g e of th i r ty -o ne . He served tw'o c o n s e c u t i v e t e rm s as go vern or an d r e s ig n e d du r in g his third t erm to se r v e in the N avy wh ere he sa w e x t e n s i v e du ty in the f a m o u s Paci f ic F l e e t of the Uite A d m ir a l W i l l i a m F. H a ls ey .

De sp ite h e a v y pr ess u re to re quest i n a c t iv e s t a t u s and run for the R e p u b l i c a n n o m i n a t i o n for P re si dent in 19 44 he r e m a in e d on act ive duty . F i n a l l y w'hen the war w'as n e a r ly o v e r t h e Com- m an der - i n- Chie f o rdere d hi m re l ieved an d s e n t h im to San F r a n c isco to dr a f t and s i g n t h e UN Charter.

Mr. S t a s se n s e r v ed as P re s id e n t of th e U n iv e r s i t y of P e n n s y l v a n ia before r e s u m i n g his n a t i o n a l se r v ice by r e p r e s e n t i n g P re s id e n t Eisenhow’er as D i s a r m a m e n t A d visor to t h e G en ev a Con v en t i o n .

Af ter t h e R u s s i a n s p e r m a n e n t l y

se n r e s u m e d his law pract ice only to ret urn to the pol i t ical sc ene to u n su c c e s s f u l l y se ek the Repu bl ican no m in a t io n for the Governor of P en nsy lv a n ia .

In 19 5 9 he ob ta ine d the R e p u b l ican n o m in a t io n for the Mayor of P hi la d el p h ia .

T hi s n o m in a t io n for Mayor in 19 5 9 w a s not an at tract iv e pros pect for Mr. Stassen bec au se of the h e a v y odds a g a in s t a R e pu bl i can w i n n i n g in P h i la d e lp h ia at th is t i m e; ho w ev e r , in his tradi t i onal w a y of f i ght ing for what he t h i n k s is m or e efficient g o v e rn m ent , Mr. St as se n has c o nt in ue d to press for a return o f the tw'o- party sy s tem to P h i la d e lp h ia — one of the m os t im po rta nt che ck s and b al an ce s t h a t en su re the p erpe tu a t ion of our Dem ocr at ic form of g ov e rn m en t .

A f t e r Mr. S t a s s e n ’s ta lk on T uesd ay, D r e x e l ’s ICG wull sp o n sor a “ Coffee H o u r ” at the Dr agon 's Den on W o o d la n d A v e n u e to w h ic h all s t u d e n t s are invi ted.

ICG, a sm a l l o rgani za t ion w’hose ai m s are “ to create , to develop, to su st a in an act ive int ere st in t h e publ ic af fa irs of local , nat ional , and in tern a t io n a l sc o pe ,” hopes to bring Mr. S t a s s e n ’s opp onent , t he H ono r a b le R ichardso n Dil- wo r th . Mayor of P h i ladelphi a , to th e Dre xel c a m p u s in the near future .

O ther sp ea k er s from the w'orld of g o v e r n m e n t , and the oppor t u n i t y of p la n n in g and runn ing a m o de l P r e s id e n t ia l N o m in a t in g Co n v en t io n in H arr is bu rg in the Spring: to g e t h e r wi th a pol i t ical c o n v e n t io n here on th e Drexel C a m p us are but a fe w o f the ac t i v i t i e s of th is sm al l but dynamic or gan izat io n.

A m e m b e rsh ip drive is cur ren t ly unde r w a y and int ere st ed s t u dents wi l l find a table in the court today and al l next w e e k b e tw een 1 : 0 0 and 1 : 3 0 p.m. at w h ic h you ma y o btai n m or e in fo rm a t io n on the club and meet some of the members.

ROTC Fall Formal Held Next Friday

Beards^ Excitement Grow With Homecoming Nearing

Ev en t h o u g h H o m e c o m i n g Day is st i l l t w o w e e k s aw'ay, t h e air of e x c i t e m e n t i s a l l a r o u n d Drexel . W ith the B e a rd G r o w in g Contes t progr es s i ng w i t h a p p ro x im a t e ly one h u n d r e d and tw enty - f iv e people s i g n e d up, i n c lu d i n g thirty girls, and t h e c o ur t sk i t s and ba l lot ing for th e H o m e c o m i n g Que en to c o m m e n c e soo n , in t e r e s t in H o m e c o m i n g 19 59 ha s l)een st eadi ly in c re a s i ng .

( ’o n w a y H o a d s SeitH'tioiis N o m i n e e s for t h e H o m e c o m i n g

Queen are b e i n g s e l e c t e d by the n o m in a t i o n s c o m m i t t e e and the g ir l s ’ p i c tures wi l l a pp ea r in the next w e e k ’s i s su e o f the Tr ian gle . The n o m i n e e s wi l l be p r ese nted on that Fr id ay , Oct ober 2:{, in the Great Cou rt b e t w e e n 1 : 0 0 and 1: 30. Official v o t i n g wi l l ta ke place the f o l l o w i n g Mon da y and T uesd a y o f H o m e c o m i n g W e e k be tween 9 : 0 0 and 4 : 3 0 in order to se lect the Q ue en an d her five m e m ber court . In orde r to v o te you iiuist ha v e y o u r m a t r ic u la t io n curd. The a n n o u n c e m e n t of the Que en and her cour t wi l l be m a d e at the l>ep ral ly W e d n e s d a y .

T h e c o m m it t e e in charge of the cour t sk i t s ha s se lec ted the f ra ter n i ty and sor or i ty groups for the sk i t s to be held on Monday, T u e s day, T h u rs d a y and F riday of H o m e c o m i n g W e ek . A ful l sc h e d ule wi l l appear next w eek.

S tu dent body support for all H o m e c o m i n g act iv i t ies is very i m po r tan t but par ents s h o u l d n ’t be f orgo t te n . Too of ten they are e x c lu de d W'hen socia l act iv i t ies are pla nne d at schoo l; ho wever . H o m e c o m in g is a go od opportuni ty for the s t u d e n t to s h o w the school to his parents.

B o v l i i i n c hIn part icular , on H o m e c o m i n g

......... Saturday, October 31, theschool wi l l have box lun ch es for 85 cen ts at the footbal l field be hind the s tands at 1 2 : 0 0 before the gam e, and then, af ter the ga me , s tu de nts and par ents are in v i ted to a t t end the IM-esident’s Tea at 5 : 0 0 in the new Library, i i e f r e s h m e n t s w'ill be served on the second fioor. Also tours of the c a m pus and the new Library will g ive parents ano ther ch an ce to see the school .

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T he Ad vanc ed Course ROTC C a d ets’ Fal l Fo rm a l wi l l be held at the ne w ly ren ov ated Officer’s Club of the Phi la d el p h ia Qua rter m aste r Depot . T hr o ug h the co operat ion of the Scabbard and Blade and Ad van ced Corps there wil l be no a dm is s ion cha rge for the dance.

H ig h l ig h t in g this affair on October 23, 1959 is a dinner that W'ill be held prior to the dance. Dr. Creese , his w if e and m any other adm in i s tr a t iv e officers w'ith the ir wiv es wi l l at tend as h o n o r ary guests .

An o the r hi gh l i gh t of the ev en in g will be the presenta t ion of an awar d by Scabbard and Blade to Maj. John Cobb, Ret ired, for his devot ed service in ad v i s i n g and a idi ng m em be rs of Scabbard and Blade du ring his s tay at Drexel .

Fo rm a l in i t ia t ion for spring term ple dge s of Scabbard and

Blade, and o the r e v en t s will round out int erm iss ion .

T hi s year, due to the addit i onal w ork by the mil i t ary departnient . all Ad van ced Corps C'adets wi l l be in uni form. Army g r ee ns with i s sued sh irts and t ies wi ll be proper att ire for the ev en in g . W hi te shirt s and black bow t ies wi l l not be worn with the un iform. As in the past, Ad vanc ed Corps Cadets a t t e n d in g the formal are not required to we ar their un i fo rm s the Dri ll Day prior to the dance.

Men par t i c ipat ing in the H o m e c o m in g Beard (Jrowing con test wi l l be .judged P'’r iday, Oct. 23, prior to the dance: all cade ts a t t e nd ing the dance must be c le an shave n or a dm iss io n wi l l be refused.

A record re pre se ntat io n is e x pected for the even in g . Music for the e v e n in g wi ll be suppl ied by the H o lm o r Quint .

P hi lad el p h ian , wi ll appear as guest artist in a piano reci tal .

The program is sc hedu le d for 3 : 0 0 p.m. in order to a l lo w m e m bers of the g lee c lub to at tend, prior to thei r own r eh ea i sa l . T here wil l be an in term iss io n at 3 : 3 0 to al low the g lee club to leave and to admit s tu de nts wh o have c la sse s until then. Coffee wi l l be served du rin g the in te rm iss ion .

The first part of the program con si s t s of two ma jor works . Th e tirst is the Sonata in VI m in or (Ap- pa s io n a ta ) of B eet h o v en , and the second. Var ia t io ns Se rie us es , by M en de lssoh n . After int erm is s ion . Mr. Da v is wi l l play several sh orter wor ks . His first of fer ing wi l l be N o cturnes N um be r 7, 19 and '» by F rederi c Chopin. F o l l o w i n g wi ll be two Et ud es by Scriabin, Ondine and Je ux D ’eau by Ravel , the Etud e in 1) fiat m ajor by Liszt, and final ly (Miopiu’s Sche rzo in B minor, opu s 20.

Al l s tu de nt s , faculty , and a d m in is tr at ion of Drexel are invi ted to at tend. Adm iss io n is free. Th e next mus ica l program to be pre se nted by S tu dent ITnion is a .Jazz concert f eat ur in g . l inimy DePri es t sche du led for Friday, Novenibe r 20.

Ten Top Frosh Girls Offer A Fine Example O f the Lovely Coeds at DIT This Year

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S h el ly (iraff, the girl with the fr iend ly smil e , is from R iv er ton, N. J. She at te nd ed Moores- town F ri ends School and is in teres ted in jazz, ice sk a t in g , se wi ng , and cooking. Not ice the last two, s h e ’s the m a r ry ing type.

J o a n Schle}>al, a cute blond from W e st Chester is a real v ibrant addi t ion to the Ch ee r le a d ing Squad. She l ikes sports , s w i m ming, and jazz, and th ink s Dr ex el is “ real ly n e a t .” S o ’s she.

CJay Fern'uson, a sau cy blond, w'ent to P a lm y r a H ig h School and l ives in Riverton, N. J. R e a d ing, s ewin g, sa i l ing, and ice s k a t in g occupy her extra t ime. To her, “ Drexel is a terrific place to m e e t people — -MEN.” So me unde rg rad s shou ld def ini te ly m a k e thi s scene.

A l i ce Moore, a ta ll br un et te with a very ta n ta l i z i ng la ug h and pleas in g per sonal i ty , c o m es from H a ve r town . She a pp rec ia te s good music , l ikes to dance, and wil l l ik e the cour t much better after hazing is over. She mis se s the point of hazing, d o e s n ’t she, men?MaK'ftie O’Brien, wi th her du sty

T # |m T p n right: Sally Ann Faber, Judie Langon, AliceI l / p I CII. Moore, Aija Cukurs, Betty Ann Mohrnian, Maggie O ’Brien; bottom row: Shelly Graff, Joan Schlegal, Louise Carpenter, Gay Ferguson.

Action in the Courtduring pep rally last Friday before the Scranton>Drexel football game. Scranton was victorious 28-0.

blond hair, ex pr es s iv e eyes , w ar m smile , and in tere st ing perso nal i ty , m a k e her a truly lovely girl . She t h i n k s th a t Drexel is pre tty terrific and l ikes sports , po pular music , a lot of fun, and dancing. E v e ry o n e is ke ep in g an eye on her. She has real ta lent .

J u d i e lian;>'on, a ( |uiet brunette W'ith bright sp a rk l i n g eyes “ l ikes Drexel e-nie i i - s ly .” Her o the r l ikes inc lude all k i nds of music;, dan cing, ice skat in g, read ing and a b o v e all eat ing . Maybe s h e ’ll find a male home -ec . Her hom e is Pi t ts ton , I’a.

Sa l l y . \n n i-'ahi'r, w e n t to Mer- cha ntv i l le High S(;hool. S h e ’s a tal l, p layboy blond wi th a b e a u t i ful smile , and l ik es da ncing and sports cars. Sal ly th ink s “ Drexel is a won de rfu l , fr iendly sch ool with exc e l le n t c o u r se s .” She d i d n ’t m ent io n her favori t e course .

Ai.ja C'ukurs, from Phi la d el p h ia by w'ay of Latvia , w e nt to Charles E. E l l i s School of N e w t o w n S(j. Her soft voice and warm (juick s m i l e blend b e a ut i fu l ly with a pl e a s i ng personal i ty . She loves Drexel, danci ng , s e w in g , operas, the theatre , and dr awing . Oh Latvia , se nd more!

B e t t y An n Mol ini ian , a so p h i s t i ca ted lovely from F a rm in g d a le , N. Y., ca m e to Drexel by way of Cedar Crest Co l l eg e in A l l e n town . A reserved, tho ugh ha u n t in g per sonal i ty a l o ng with a love ly sm i l e and e nc l ia nt in g eyes , m a k e her a bs o lu te ly too mucl i. Her in tere st s include wa te r sports , fa sh ion sk et ch ing, se w ing , re ad in g and dancing. She l ikes al l the fr iend ly sm i l es and ple asant h e l lo ’s that are a part of Drexel .

Loiiis ( 'arpenter , a sp a rk l i n g s w ee t i e froni Y eado n High School , w ou ld m a k e a lovely cheer l ea d er at any school . F o r t u n a te ly s h e ’s ours. She th ink s “ Drexel is f a b u lo u s— e ver yone is so f r ie nd ly .” Ch ee r leadi ng , sports , and e spec ia l ly The K in g ston Trio are so m e o f lier ma ny interests . S h e ’s ours.

T hese ten love ly g irls are truly

an e xc e l le n t ex a m ple of the b e a u

t i ful ne w co-eds that ca m e to

Drexel th is year . T he Dean of

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p l im en ted on his prog res s i ve

scree n ing sy s tem . W e Drexel men

th a n k him s incere ly .

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AiSC and WSS Will PlanPrograms ;overnment tl ian any other sucli co un ri ls to date . Iti order t liat t l iese a i ins and obj e c t iv e s be carried out, a united, aml) it ious and efiicient Kovernmei it is re quired. In s t r iv in g to at ta in ti iis tyi>e jcovernment .M.S.C. and W.S.S. have drawn uj) a new c o ns t i tu t ion . With only a few minor de ta i l s to

I)e ironed out , it wi ll soon ])e j )resented to the s tudej i t body for its approval .

The KoverninK body here at Di’exel will m a ke its first at temi)t this Sa turday , to set as ide one fiay to conte tnpl ate the prol )lems which it must solve . Tl ie o u t c o m e of t l iese ( iel i l)erat ions will dete i ’inine the ac t iv i t i es of the l ) -Hook, W.MAX, Spring i ’rom. Homecoming' anri m any olhei- fun ct io ns of c o u n cil.

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During tliis scholast ic year, the T’niv ers i ty of I’enn sy lvan ia Sf|uare / )ance (ii'ou)) will hiive a ser ies ot Saturd ay ni^ht dance s at the Chris tian Associat ion buildinj:. .‘Uiiil Locust St. The se dances will make avai lab le to col l ege and univers i ty st i ide nts of the I’hi ladelpl i ia area the finest in fac il i t ies for square and folk dancing.

The hall in which they will be held is un do ubtedl y the best used by any such Ki’o'ip in the c ity of I’hihuielphia . The caller wi ll be Hates McC'lean, of Arden. De la ware. l i e is the principal cal ler for one of the best sfjuare dances in the P hi ladelp hia area, held ever y W e dne sd a y niuht in Arden. The dan ces are especia l l y des igned to teach begi nners and no i)revious exi)ei'ience is necessary. Facu lty and start' m em be rs of co l le ges and univei ' si t ies and st ude nt s of nu rs ing sc hool s are a lso most wel come to at tend.

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Will the person or per sons who took the l it tle gray stuffed m ous e from the Delta Zeta bullet in board please return it care f)f ,Io Ann Kngland. The Delts want their m ous e back!

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The I’e i in sy lv a n ia c o u n t i e s of I’liilaclelphiii. ( ' l iester, aiul De la ware wi ll l)e the loc al e thi s m on th I'or a se r ie s of sp ec ia l he a l th ex- i imi i iations wh ich c o n s t i t u t e part of the I’uhl ic H ea l t h Service 's V. S. N a t i on al H ea l th Surve y.

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The e x a m in a t io n s wi l l be per formed in a m o b i l e e x a m in a t io n renter to lie set up on t h e U n iv e r sity of P e n n s y l v a n ia c a m p u s . They will begin on Oct ober 29 and c o n t inue for a bo ut t w o an d a hal f weeks. T he e x a m i n i n g t ea m wi ll consis t of ph y s i c ia n s , de nt is ts , nurses. X -r a y l a b o r a t o ry t e c h n i cian, and m e d ica l h i s t o r y in t e r v iewers .

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invi ted from ho u se ho lds chose n in adv a n ce by a san ipl ing process desi gn ed to secure a cross sect ion of th e populat ion. The nu mbe r to be exa m in ed in any one local i ty is sm a l l — in the Phi lad elp hia area th er e wi l l be about 160 ex a m i n a t i o n s — and is not intended to pro duce se para te s tat i s t i cs on h eal th con di t ion s in specific c o m m un it i e s . Rather, it co nst i tu te s the par t icular a r e a ’s part in the c o u n t r y w id e sa m ple from which nat iona l s tat is t ic s wi l l be compiled.

S t a t i s t i c a l D a ta

A n o t h e r phase of the Nat ional H ea l t h S u rv e y — a ho u se ho ld inter v i e w program wh ich has been g o in g on s ince 19.5 7— has a lre ady produ ced sta t i s t i cs on topics which can be in ve st igat ed th rou gh the ho u se h o ld in terv ie w techn ique , in c lu d in g ph ysic ian and dentist vis i ts, d isabi l i ty , persons in,iured. h o spi ta l iz at ion , and impairme nts .

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LOST IN THE SHUFFLE?

A POINT OF VIEWby Elliott E. Caplaii

Ev ery lU is iness A d m in is t ra t io n and E n g i n e e r i n g s t u d e n t k n o w s w h a t capita l e qu ip m e nt is. E v en st u d e n t s ha v e so m e capita l e qu ip m e nt : the most ex pe nsi v e and to m a ny the m o s t im po rta nt , is h is a u t o mobi le.

Obviously every one w a n ts to t a k e care of his car. H oweve r , as a Drexel s tu dent , th is is s o m e w h a t difl icul t. W h y shou ld care of an a u t o m o b i l e be mor e diflicult for a Drexel s tu d e n t t ha n for s t u d e n t s of othe r s cho ol s? T h e a n s w e r can be found at the so u t h w e s t corn er of 8 2nd and CMiest- nut Streets.

Yt‘.s, tho l)roxc*l Stiidont rarkiiiK Lot. Wltliout a doubt it isn’t very pl(‘a.saiit to park on brokiMi bricks, broken st«)ni‘s of all typi*sand sizes, and when it rains, puddls.. \ s u Hu/-ad I can’t fully explain the ellects o f th is debris on the tires, axles, springs, shocks, and t in such deplorable shape? The st iuk answ er is that this is only a tenu>oi'ary lot to bt* usevar s t ude nt s from m a n y c o u n t r i e s i in i t ed t o g e t h e r under one c o m m o n b a n n e r Avhich fo r m ed the Intern a t io n a l U n i o n o f S t u d e n t s (I.U.S. I. P re se n t ly , t h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l Stude nt Confe re nc e (I .S .C . ) i s s i n c e r e l y s tr iv ing to- w'ards t h a t go od. On t h e Am e r ic a n front, the U n it e d S t a t e s N a t i o n a l St ude nt Assoc ia t io n ( U . S . N .S .A . ) ha s d o n e much in p r o m o t i n g b e t te r u n d e r s t a n d i n g am on g colle g e s an d u n i v e r s i t i e s t h r o u g h this country and o u t s id e . T h e U.S .N .S .A . has achieved th is in m a n y w ay s . It h a s a \varded scholarsh ip s to w e l l qu a l i f ied s t u d e n t s to visit m a n y A m e r i c a n c a m p u s e s . U.S.N.S.A. has a lso sp o n s o r e d F o r e i g n S t u d e n t Leadership P r o g r a m s e v e r y y e a r and h a s encouraged and f a c i l i t a t e d s t u d e n t t o u r s abroad,

i re , a t D rex e l , h a v e d o n e l i t t l e in fulfiUiiui th e s e goals. U n f o r t u n a t e l y , w e do not huif' m e a n s a n d fa c i l i t i e s f o r c r e a t in g such atm o sp h ere , b u t o u r i n te r e s t s a n d goodwiU s h o u ld n o t l ie d o r m a n t . L e t us, thereforr, t r y to p ra c t i c e o u r p a r t on o u r ow n cainiius i n o rd e r to en a b le u s to s e r v e be t te r in th< f u tu r e .

DIT Gets Teaching Aid GrantT e ch n o lo g y has been bv pUh -Drexel In st i tu te of T e ch n o lo g y has been

a warded a $ 2 7 ,5 7 1 gran t by \ h e o S ( t E du ca t io n of the D e p a r tm en t of Healt i i educat ion and W e lf a r e for an e x peri m en t

vIsuMrrii'*''? i -ecordings andy s u a l disp lays as a ids in the t e a ch in g ofmtrtOduct()ry ps y ch o lo g y to f r e shm a n stu-

Effect ive for 11* m on th s , the fu n ds wi l l be used to e x p e r im en t on ho w tape- recorded l ec tures can be best u t i l i z u l ; to d e t e i n u n e a sa t i s fa c to ry m e t h o d of aug- i i ienting tape record in gs witl i v i sua l dis- 1' ays: and to m ea su re ho w a c h i e v e m e n t

ethoir^' '' uudi o -v lsu ala cco m pani ed by a di sc us s i on pe-

n o d , com par es with tl iat of c la s se s ta u g h t

by c o n v e n t i o n a l m e t h o d s , D r e x e l ’s elei tronic c o m p u t e r c e n t e r wi l l fac i l i ta te nio' v a r ia b le s to be s t u d i e d in th i s c o m p a r i s c

Dr, R o l a n d E. J o h n s t o n , Jr,, as so ci a t pr o fe ss o r o f p s y c i io lo g y and eciucation Drexel , wi l l head t h e p rogram . It will !■ i n tr o duc e d d u r i n g I 9 6 0 in e a c h of Drexo!'^ four a c a d e m ic t erm s. F o l l o w i n g com]' t ion o f t h e e x p e r i m e n t a report of t l indings , e x pe c te d to t a k e th r e e niontlu c o m p le te , wi l l he su l ) m i t t e d to the Oil of E d u c a t i o n . Ti i i s r ep ort wi l l be nm a v a i la b le to ot i ier iuHtl tut ions interested t iio p r o b l e m s of i m p r o v in g t h e qualh.' t e a ch in g , r e d u c in g t h e cos t of instructs and a l l e v i a t in g t l ie s h o r t a g e of teacb*

Scholarships Available to Drexel S t u d e n f sr r u a T ' i n n f n r t h P ' r i i ! n H t < o n n r» _____________ - •Tlie D a n fo r th F o u n d a t i o n , an

ed uc at io na l f o u n d a t io n lo ca te d in St. Louis , Missour i , inv i t ed a p p l i cat ions for the ni n th c la s s (I f l f io ) of Dan fo rt h G ra d ua te F e l l o w s from c o l l e g e se n io r m en and recent g r a d u a t e s w h o are pr epa r in g t h e m se l v e s for a ca re er of c o l l e g e t eac h in g for the ir first y e a r of gr ad ua te s t u dy. T h e F o u n d a t i o n w e lco m e s a p p l ic a n t s from t h e area s of Natural and B io lo g i c a l Sci ences . Social Sci en ces . H u m a n i t i e s and all f ields of s p ec ia l i z a t io n to he found in the u n d e r g r a d u a t e co l lege.

P re s ide nt J a m e s C rees e ha s name d D e a n \Vm. E. T o o m b s as the L ia is on Officer to n o m i n a t e to the D a n f o r t h F o u n d a t i o n t w o or not to exc e ed th r e e c a n d i d a te s for the se I9 60 fe llow'ships . T h e s e ap p o in tm e n t s ar e f u n d a m e n t a l l y “ a r el a t io nsh ip of e n c o u r a g e m e n t ” t h r o u g h o u t t h e y e a r s o f g r a d u a t e study, c a r r y i n g a p r o m i s e of f inancial aid w i t h i n pre scrib ed c o n d i t ions as th e r e m a y be need. T he m a x i m u m a n n u a l g r a n t for s in g le F e l l o w s is $ 1 5 0 0 p lu s tu i t io n and f ees c h a r g ed to al l g r a d u a t e s t u dents: for m a r r i ed F e l l o w s , $ 2 0 0 0 plus tu i t io n and f e e s c h a r g e d to all g r a d u a t e s t u d e n t s w i t h an a dd it i on a l s t ipe nd o f $ 5 0 0 fo r each chi ld. S t u d e n t s w i t h or wit l io i i t f inancial n e e d aro i n v i t ed to a])]>ly. A D a n f o r t h F e l l o w is allow'ed to carry o the r s c h o l a r sh i p a p p o in t ments . su ch as R h o d e s , F u lb r ig h t , Woodrow' W i l s o n , M ars ha l l , etc. If a m an r ec eive d the Da n fo r th A p p o in t m e n t , t o g e t h e r w i th a Rhode s S c ho la r sh ip , F u l b r ig h t Sch olarsh ip , or W o o d r o w W i ls o n F'ellowship, he b e c o m e s a D a n forth Fe l lo \v w i t h o u t s t i pe nd , u n til t h e se o t h e r r e l a t i o n sh ip s are com pl ete d.

Al l a p p l ic a t io n s , in c lu d i n g the r ec o m m e n d a t i o n s , m u s t be c o m pleted by J a n u a r y 31, 1 9 6 0 . Any st u de nt w i s h i n g f u r t h e r i n f o r m a t ion s h o u l d g e t in t o uc h Avith Dean T o o m bs .

K as tm an K o d a k Co. a n n o u n ce d that t h e y w e r e c o n t r ib u t i n g m ore than $ 6 0 0 , 0 0 0 to an a id -to- ed uc a- tion pr og ram . U nde r th i s y e a r ’s

prog ram 75 direct grants and 4 4 f e l l o w s h ip s were awarded to Am eri can Co l l ege s and Univer- s it ies .

T he direct grants for 1959. va lued at nearly $.‘?0 0 . 0 0 0 were given to private ly supported co l l eg e s and un ivers i t ies . There are no restr i ct i ons on the man ner in w h ich these grants m ay he used. T he grants are based on the n u m ber of gr ad ua te s of these i n st i tu t i on s wh o jo ined the com pany five >ears ago and are pr esent ly e m ployed.

The fe l l o w sh ips which are for the 1 960 -61 acade m ic year wi l l be aw ar de d to 31 people s t u d y in g for a Ph.D. de gr ee — 20 in chemist ry . 3 in che mica l e ng in eer in g. 3 in physi cs and 5 in business . Thi r teen fe l l ow sh ips wi l l be awarded to s tu de nts w o r k ing towar d an M.S. d eg ree in eng ine eri ng.

T he Nat iona l Acad em y of Sc ience s-N at io nal Research Cou n cil ha s again been cal led upon to a dv is e the Nat iona l Science F o u n dat ion in the se lect ion of ca nd i da te s for the F o u n d a t i o n ’s progr am of g r a dua te and postdoctoral f e l lo wshi ps . The F o u n d a t io n plans to award a pp ro x im at e ly 1 ,100 gr a dua te and 125 postdo ctora l fe l l o w sh ip s in these two prog rams du ring the 19 60-61 academic year.

Open only to c i t i zens of the Unite d State s and awarded sole ly on the bas is of abi l ity, the f e l l o w sh ip s m ay be appl ied to advanced st u d y in the m a the m a t i ca l , physi cal, medical , bio logical , and e n g i

neering sc iences , inc lu di ng an- thropolg y. ps ych ology (ex cl ud in g cl inical p s y ch o lo g y ) , and the fo l l o w in g social sc iences: geography, m athem at ica l econ omics , e co n o metrics . de m ogr aphy, inf ormat ion and co m m unicat io n theory, experi - niental and Quanti tat ive so cio logy and the his tory and phi lo sophy of sc ience. They are open to co l le ge seniors , gr ad ua te and postdoctoral stu dents , and other indivi duals with equi va len t train ing and expe rience.

Th e a nnua l s t ipe nds for g r a du ate F e l lo w s are as fo l low s: $18 0 0 for the first year; $ 2 0 0 0 for the in te rm e dia te year; and $2 200 for the terminal year. The annua l st ipend for pos tdoc toral F e l lo w s is $ 4 5 0 0 . L im ited al lo w a nc es will also be provided to apply toward tui t ion, laboratory fees , and travel .

Fur ther in fo rm at ion and app l i cat ion m ateria ls m ay be obtained from the F e l lo w sh ip Ofiice. N a t ional Ac a de m y of Sc ience s-N a t ional Research ( ’outicil , 2101 Const i tut i on A venu e, N.W., W a s h in gton 25, D.C.

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.\ sure s ign that w i n t e r ’s just around the corner i x r r r v S1’H I \ ( ; K H was seen wit luiut her sn e a k e r s ! !

We un de rs tand that m i , i . >I.\T'i'!S ha.l a date with a f res hm an last week-ej id lUlI. what are all your higl i school g ir l fr ie i ids go ing to say'.’

T'!*". ̂ I't'ar that if HOii l> . \S ( \ \ X I ( ) , | ,KX IIOUKSKI, ( ’.AIIL•S i i t l XK, and iU i . l i ever get the ir n a m e s in the ( 'ourt Jester ,their edu cat ion at Drexel will be cojuplete! Keep watch ing , f e l lo ws ; you may m ake it!

IF footbal l p lay ers asked us to tha nk Rui ld ing s and ( ’.r o u nds for the great job they did on l in ing the fields! . . . W hi le w e ’re t a lk in g about IF footbal l , we un de rs tand that DKI/ iW .Sl (i>| .\ i ‘l | | and ref eree TOM FKHI{.\XTI«: beat K.\ l*i*. \ H l l o last w eek-en d!

C.J.'s predict ion of the w e e k — D r e x e l ’s footbal l team wi ll not lose this w e e k -en d ! ! . . . Incidental ly , footbal l p layers . lOHX LK\VO(' and JIM V . \ l i K X T l X K were seen on the Pa nhe l le n ic porch at 1:30 a .m. before the Scranton game. . . . Nice train in g rules , f e l l o w s ’.” .” .'

M il k m a n ’s T ip :A X I) Y in' i tX.S left a Friday nig ht party at 1 o ’clock to ta ke his date to her ap ar tm ent , but d i d n ’t ge l ho m e unt il S::’.Ol What happe ned , . \n dy '” .'

•i.XXK (Ji tKY and i .Y XX H.\ l{TI , OVK we re invi ted to K l i U i i t l M- MKIi’s ho use for di nner th is Sunday! Kirk c a n ’t se em to make up his mind!

S T I { . \ r i i a l ready has a date with > I . \ IU . \ X X K SOi'OXISfor H o m e c o m i n g ! ! You kn ow what they say “ the early bird ca tc h es the worm! ’ Rut wh o wa n ts to ta ke a worm to H o m e c o m i n g — will it l a s t !!

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I( sppiiiH in t liis tittip i)f spoc- tficiihir Mroiidwiiy, OIT-Hroadwny. movie , jirid te lev is io n hi ts Hint Drexel s t u d e n t s wotild l iave so m e inte res t in t lie t l ientre , ot lier tlinii occa sio na l v is i ts to the Ti ieodore R o o s ev e l t 0))era ('omi>any oi’ m id nigh t v i s i ta t io n s to the Studio , I’a lace , World and o the r e n t e r t a i n m ent house s . Penn, T em ple , La Sal le, Vi l ia nova, I l ave rford, and Sw a rt h m o re all have fine dramat ic gr ou ps of which they are i)roiid and su pp ort whol e he a r ted ly .

A n u c le u s of perliaps ei^jht people have m anaged to lelln K nppn I t l io are s ta r t in g off the week-end merging forces on F'riday evening.

T h e f i i CIH will a t t e n d a m i x e r at :\Ioore I n s t i t u t e of Art Fri e v e n i n g . S a t u r d a y t h e O x m e n a r e h a v i n g a ] ) a r t y at t h e house .

The . \1p lm Slutiiii .M pl in ’s in tend to go to the Universi ty of p, sylvania where the Si gm a IMii Kpsilon f ra te rn i ty will receive enterta in them.

The “ Dave . la c k s o n ” c o m bo wi l l p r o v id e t h e Hjiniinle.s with m on Saturday night . The occa s ion is a fo r m a l d r e s s party and it sho' i be a s t i m u l a t i n g experi en ce . P re pa r a t io n foi- th i s affair wi l l take ])I, at a sess ion the e v e n in g be fo re w h e r e w o r k wi l l l)e do n e on the lion co m in g di.splay and so m e S a m m y W e e k p r o b l e m s wi l l be solved,

The s is ters of Oines i i IMii and b r o t h e r s o f Tiui E p s H o n IMil ■ i coopera te in j )roviding a br unch for t h e l>enefit of the f res hm an gj on Su nd ay a f tern oon. Af te r the br un ch t h e g i r l s wi l l be invited an IF footbal l game.

L a m b d a ( ’hi A lp l ia is l o o k i n g f o r w a r d to a soror i ty party on Friday ev en in g with D e l t a / e t a . T h e w o m e n of D e l t a Zeta wMll prepaid and serve a meal to the f r a ter n i ty m e n . S o m e o f t h e o l de r student's on c a m pus m ay r em e m b e r w h e n the L a m b d a C h i ’s w o n thi s dinner nt the Spring Carnival . A c o m bo wi l l p r o v id e e n t e r t a i n m e n t .

The f r e shm a n gir ls ha v e so m a n y affa irs in th e i r honor, they nia get a popul ar i ty complex. X e v e r t h e l e s s , an e v e n t of g r ea t magnitude i.s c o m in g up for t h e se w o m e n . On S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n fr om .3 to .'i p i,i the scene wi l l be at the Dor m w h e r e t h e Pa i i l io l l onl o ro i i nc i i wjuoii is mad e up of the five so r o r i t i e s on c a m p u s w i l l ho ld a Formal Tea If any of the new. y o u n g la d ies are at al l i n t e r e s t e d in joining a sorori ty they shoul d attend.

A lp l ia P i L a m b d a wil l ha v e a G re ek P a r t y Sa t u rd a y evening at 9 p.m. in the deep dark rec es se s o f th e i r ca st l e . I f s o m e Pythagorean phi losoi )hers s h o w up the pa r ty w'ill reaJly be a “ s w i n g e r . ” The men of Apple Pi wi l l a lso hold a w a r m - u p a f t e r t h e i r I F footbal l game Sunday. La mbd a Chi Alpha wi l l s e r v e coff ee a nd d o n u t s af ter t he i r in te rfra terni ty g a m e on S u n d a y also . T h e c a m p u s is invi ted to both

T her e wi ll be a pizza party F r i d a y e v e n i n g at P i K a p p a IMii and a ho u se party Satu rda y, as we l l as s h o w r e h e a r s a l s a ll we e k .

A co m bo cal led “ A r a ” wi l l pro v ide t h e b r o t h e r s and dates of 1'au K a p p a K p s i lo n with a s t i m u l a t i n g s e q u e n c e of e v e n t s at the ir informal party Sa tu rd ay night .

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Ulond -ha ired Mike P ie r n o c k , fulH)iick on th e fo ot ba l l te am , w hose d i m e n s i o n s of 160 pou n d s and five feet s ix in c h e s app ea r to be d i m i n u t iv e for an a t h l e t e are ac tua l ly d i s t r ib u te d ove r his a n a to m y to fo rm a s t a t u r e ca pa bl e of pe r f o r m i n g f e a t s of a s i x- foot All -Am eri can . A l t h o u g h P ie r nock is in t h e m i d s t o f his third and final year on t h e Drexel t e a m , he has w i t n e s s e d f o u r c a m p a i g n s l iecause of his in e l i g i b i l i t y du ring the 10 5 7 se a so n .

In the last w i n n i n g se a so n , 19.56. Mike sa w l i t t le a c t ion , but in 1 0 5 8 , and, cu rre nt ly , h is h u s t l e and spir i t have m a d e Mike a v a l u a b le a d d i tion to the D r a g o n s in the i r a t tempt to win.

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As a g ua r d on t h e S o u th e rn High e le ven , Mik e w a s a m a i n s t a y

MIKE PIERNOCK

of the l ine a nd up on g r a d u a t io n received offers fr om su ch c o l l e g es as Cornel l and W e s t P o in t . Re- wai’ded for his pi 'owess, Pie rno ck was a rec ip i en t of th e ye arly Lions and P o o r R ic ha rd Clubs awards . In a dd it io n , he was catcher on the City C h a m pio ns h ip baseball t e a m in 1 0 5 4 wh ich beat North Cat ho l ic for t h e t it le. Be ing vi ce -pr es ide nt of his g r a d u a t i n g class and p r e s ide nt of th e Mace Honor So c iet y w e r e a lso a c h i e v e ments of Mike.

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M at ri cu la t in g to Drexel in 1 0 5 5 Mike is no w a B us in ess A d m in is trat ion seni or m aj or in g in man- agenient . He wa s v ice-pres ident of Th eta Chi, h is fraternity , and n o w pres ides over the \^irs i tv Club. Sat isf ied wi th the results of the Varsi ty Club dance of two w e e k s ago, he says: “ W e ’d l ike to th a n k all for c o m in g and hope th e y enj oyed t h e m se l v e s as much as we did in o r g ani z ing i t . ”

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Th e Varsi ty Club show, pr ese nt ed in the spring, has had Mike in ’ts cast tw ic e — once as an old lady and ag a in as a ch orus girl. From his roles , it s e e m s that Mike l ikes pl a y ing a girl . Sp ea k in g of girls, the ques t ion, “ W hi ch type of girl do you pr e f er ? ” wa s asked. Im m e d i a t e l y he answere d, “ A plain old g ir l— cute, l ik in g a good t ime, and sh a r ing my in te re st s . ”

“ W h a t are yo ur in t e r e s t s ? ”“ I l ike sports , of course , danc

ing, jazz, and the t h e a t r e . ” Mike wa s fo un d to spec ia l iz e in the Lat in dances , adore the s w in g of Count Ras ie but not the progr ess iv e stuff— and l is ts T e n n e s s e e W i l l ia m s as a f avo r i t e playw'right.

“Cuddles”

N ic k n a m e d by his t e a m m a t e s as “ C u d d le s” for u n k n o w n reasons, Mike l ik es t r a v e l in g wi th t h e m — par t i cular ly to Ocean City in the s u m m e r w h e r e t h e y kept in shape by l i f t ing we ig hts . H is ta st e in food in c lu des all m e a t di sh es and o ra ng e juice. Af ter a s ta y in the A rm ed Forc es , his fut ure plans are unde cided.

Ctreat of lens ive plays sparked Sunday 's IF football events. 'I'he \ i c t o r i o u s te am s all posted wide margin s , on the ope nin g day of the league.

Alpha Pi Lam bda downed L am bda Chi Alpha 24-12 in a rugged and hard fo ugh t contest . The Apple Pi 's scored all their t o u c h dow ns on passes from ( luarterback Ran dy Donovan. Fred . lohnson ca ug ht two wh i le Steve . lones and Dick Snyder each pulled in one for the victors. L am bd a Chi's scor ing came on two j iasses from Paul Pott s to end Rich Hi lmer. The Apple Pi's de fensi ve l ine, headed by Dom Scartel l i , . lohn (’o leman . and INIike E yerly looked su pe r la tive.

The T he ta Chi's trounced Sigma Pi to the tune of :i(i-12. Migs Dam ia ni ran two to u c h d o w n s over and passed for the ot her four. Rob Muschek, W a y ne Ciutekunst and Ralph Reiber we re on the re ce i v i ng end of the passes . S igma Pi did all their sc or in g throug h the air on passes from Royd Macklear to Lou Rubino.

The TKIO's we re v i ctorious in their g a m e with Si gm a Alph a Mu. The final score w a s 2G-6. TKK quarterback .Jack Caulf ield went to the air to score three touc hd owns . Rruce Z im m er m an heaved the other to uchd own pass. ( ’buck Artinian, Stan Lane, and Tom Gaasche were the receivers . Ter rific de fens iv e work by TKK kept the Sa m m ies bott led up the wh o le g a m e and ac co unted for a safety . S a m m i e s ’ lone TD came on a pass to Ra ndy .Jackson.

Delta Si gm a Phi romped over Delta Kappa Rh o 24-6. De l ta S i g ’s quarterback Jim Do nne l ly ran one

TD across the l ine and passed for three more. His receivers were Hay Martino and .John Rartos. Rartoa caug ht two, DKI{ scored on a pass to Darby W ay to . loe Mydosh.

Pi Kappa Phi and Tau Kpsi lon Ph i did not play Sunday. The

game will 1 e played at a I'ulure date.This Su nday 's sc h e d u le is as f o l

lows: . \lplia Pi i iambda vs. S ignia Alpha :\Iu: Lambda Chi . \ lpha vs. Tau Kpsi lon Phi; IM Kapi>a Phi vs. Delta Sigma Phi: Delta Kappa Rho vs. Theta Chi; Sigma Pi vs. Tau Kappa Ki)silon.

Sunddy qni«rtorback, M ig s D n m i a n i , prop.nres toa g a in s t S i g m a Pi .

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VOLUME XXXVI OCTOBER 16, 1959 NUMBER 18

Defending Champs Downed in Initial Soccer Game With Western Maryland

It took ii liustliiiK and ,si)iritP(l squiul of W e st pn i Maryliuid l)oot- ers to ed^e tlie d e f e n d in g Xat ioi ial C ham pi on s in the ir ini tial test of the season . It was an e v en ly c o n t ested and l iot ly fouKht niatrli in whicl i speed der ided tlie v ictory.

M a ry la n d ’s Roal ie IJf)yd Mussli - nian and cen ter hal f l)ack W a y n e Wl ii te inore we re in the rigl it p laces at the r ight t im e to break up c o u n t less scoi iiiK threats . The Dragons , t h o u g h ex h ib i t in g so m e gr ea t d e f ens i ve pro wess , could not keep up wi th the ir sp ee dy for wa rd wal l which adva nced c o n t in u a l ly into Drexel terr i tory to keep the pres sure on g oa l ie s (Jeorgie An nett and Xeuk irchn er .

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