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VOL. LXXV I'HII ADELPHIA, THURSDAY, M X1. ■

Philomathean GetsSeat Dr. Hess Named On Under grad Council Assistant Provost First Organization Admitted Since '55

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mtation ted Philomathean S< mcil seal T i ivrht.

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In Budget Affairs In Three Fraternities bj l Ihoi Q M|*i

ith the i l y policj of non- rimination, the Board of Trui commendatii

Prov.,st in Studenl B on

[nter-group Relate ued an ultimatum to I tffUiated with national | i ntain In

istitutiona it

il Sigma NIL have '1

l .III I in > I i DWIG Hold- new i adergrad H

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Grade Reports

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Transfer Students

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,,on work befog do

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Columbia President Backs Compulsory Trimester Plan

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by only on. vear. In

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Undergrad Hits IF \l I!

the I < ii ii n i i I IIIIIM -I ii. erase the <ln i-ion lines between < hristiaa lad Jen i-li

in Intel fr.ilirmu Council i-hing pro-

■ I ill While ii pawned tin- other t*o

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mi' |i. nod I. » ill In dil ided

into foi h oi which "ill rusli h) hlanket in.r on two I i Ida) t\ rait

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Editorials

* A Step (loser ion tO force ;ill ! ■

to dn ould noi

prising I With other an

Dartmouth, the On was i ed and <l at

h pride I in it*

Willie I lie

,' all iracl ice religious

ination regard)**! «>t' th a of thru Bj ken,

difficult i been red ifted, will b no ; to diacontinui habitual

nation. inly prohibit writ! rimination, not a tacit recognition of an un-written I

Tin I nit v lift which

eligioua Ination. h to th. deal

to be gained ing the relis ■ n in Pennsj Ivania We

fortunately included In a uni- which i

it credit that no Pennsj hrai

in their failun e the liberalizii bich

fd.

Happil 'iollS

line. \\ '\u< da\ iiiii-

for ('hrl

Council

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II of reli ation In

.ar-

il his last ich amity men of

orth- whili rimination in our fraternities

little more than a had habit wl

education. T e done all an to provii

at ion.

* A New Representative acquisition

'ation on the Undergraduate Con tantiall he influence of I uid cultural group in un

luate al' hilo is now in a position to serve the Univer an even

n the past, the pi 'institution of the

Philomath' to be th< effective undergraduate or- ganization to Btimul ellectual int. at Council meetings. Philo m pre-

■ maintain this h nil ideal and to consider other spheres of student a<

en to represent an ideal which it has endeavored to perme- ate throughout the campus as an organi-

on. It is Important that Philo no! consider

itself as having B representative to serve fty members, hut rather that the re

sentativi the intellectual Inter of the entire undergraduate bod

T\\t Bailu pcnnsuluanian Published Monday through Friday by and for QQI. the Male ' iduates of the . «»>-«

ltftto University of Pennsylvania IV W A Member of The Associated Press

Letters to the Editor

NO 'DRAMA WAR' Editor, I In- Dell] Pctuwj l*i

In lege Drama,

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Respectful!; '.nirs, s;iiif.,r.l t Smith. Drama Guild.

PLAYMATES I din.r. I he Mails IVnnsylvanian:

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HEY DAY Editor, the Daii.v I'enns> Isanian:

'., was a ly in

A hole

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■thlei I do not would 111

e two bumble luggi

tradition. I ing- if I say so—the fact that Phi Beta Ka]

.. and Tau Beta Pi had been in< in tb my. It :

lemic with in a

. I feel tl was i lire to voice the fi all the student body in suggesting that this newly- installed tradition be discontinued. Also, and this

y second suggestion, I ;ii in i B Barris, Di . Dr.

ling OB the platform. I though the new n of the three academic

■ announced, the ' les was not required

than live minutes. (I must say that Dr. Harnwcll was the only one to be aware of the awl,

I to leave early.) It will be well if those who are going t.. plan mxt

• ton Hall board of directors, so that

the mile mon in spirit. With thl

tin with only praise for our great Hey Day rht on, Pennsylvania'

Kdxar Pauk, Class of 1MI

V01 THURSDAY, MA'

Senior Class Memorial Fund Passes $5,000 In Donations

*ss have 1 to the Class of 1!'' rial (iift

I, and the dollar total of i I the $5,000 mark.

irman of the cam- n, said that the ultima' f the trift. to

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to I he fund include 1(1.". men and 106 women, who also nave $1,052 to f

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SPORTS PAGE FOUR Till :

4 a

Nine Splits Two Encounters; Defeats Hawks, Loses To Cats

bj Marvin I, I M I

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Zeltei Scores "ii Paaei ■>! B»H

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Powell Pitches Pwo Hitter

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Lacrossemen Take Penn-Del Title; Beat Delaware In Season's Finale

ii> Stephen v Bwwtti

from behind to prevent what could have be« e Delaware squad, n

id in Newark, Delawan g^

clud, winning* lince 1954. Xhl marki o* the college i ol capti Buten,

e performance and was pn with the game ball, ' fiel'lc

vit;

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thma the i i

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A Rise To Fame uy Robert A. Ruchamkin

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Baseball, Golf Elect Captains For 1961

Bill K I

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Mil

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Barper'i riae te Penn track stardom IMM been quite rapid The he had ever come to competing la 'rack in high echo*! waa ence

i,„ i,„i I and. idai. High. when Harper ease te POM

, ,| Ml I..i the lic-hman track Irani ar.d alter making the BqUM look ore aeCOMl place in I dual met with Princeton in the unspectacular

tine of J1J in Ih'' IH' >ard da-h.

It was in this

i hi, reai the Peaa track teaai had Ite ■ten. ' ..captain Boa Read and H.I lilinan liol, Itatdorf placed , olisi-tcnt 1> ill tWO or three

in KerliiiL'.r established I Baa indoor pole vault mark lor ,M,I the Peaa teaai weal an te aia live 'rack meets in

,k unprecedented in the hktorj ol the i aiveraity. However, Bob Harpei received n M Ml of fanfare when he reported

Perhaps the reason waa (.imply that aa one knew of his entlal, and ha had certelnlj not ihtw tea much in In- prevleai

Competition in I Wed and BhM uniform.

All

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H la, inn his sur- V^J prise quickl) turned Into dlaappotatiaoail arhon he ^^^^^SBJ ...I Ih.ll In- hud ha.I > hroken fool.

■■■*■■■ „„U|(| |„. oul of for al least two months.

nning

ih. Relaya provided the I oi Harp. i development tnchoring the laal lei ol the Quaker mile rate] team, he brought the

,„| Hlue home in third pos.tion and in the pro.. hi and .. Princeton's Dkk Bdmuada, .me oi the top qaartor mile,- hi n Hack.

m into in his heal, Hal

Finishing second was gi

I hi. -tar -tudd.d event included Kdmunds. Jim Mack of Vale and Murrav Moulding ol I OTneB. Harper rlo-cd last and lie-led MoukUng, but vva- unable te catch Stack and Kdmiind-. both of whom hi quickl) closing the gap upon. In the event he let I new record for the i in in Heptagonal competition, his I7.ii boating ana aid mark by

in.I.

M ard al the start late a

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DAVE in 11 N

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later,

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uin talli. : .rated

limp. more

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l a number of aa Id his fell. '•.i'n;i ,{l.

addition I .Mil .11. ...

aduating co-captains Barn. -^

perform.,

>\ \M^ GRAHAM

in that capacity next

e mile

Red Road

. Beat i Penn Spiril and Bei

tped ii ft

Bob Batdorf for his '.at.loll

. d in the

for the individual tip in point product ii

-elite,!

the pole vault and broad jump.

.aa> mark, could I ride i ,,T:Z

have

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THURSDAY, MA1, THE DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN PAGE FIVE

Netmen Capture 8th Victory As Quakers Blank St. Joe's

•j Una \. i Continuini

time the Quakers emew ,s this It also meant that tl

I feated reconl.

d and Bin.

i',-1 v.

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i tiK a straitfht iy.

Reynold*. ( lt-\ eland Excel liil!

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I team they won th«ir eighth n, not match,

The final three single

i won in straight

Knauer had no tro 'soever

ii Jack Neal, the . could

he handil

Don* M \ let*.

took tl i inst the I Hawk i, who

had not i

quickly to while

niK in Ii' tl part-

day, due to the fact that -an was absent and Van Am- .ii was out with a km

McKay Scores Three In Quaker Victory

(Continued from page four) while Iff t ■

troked two doubles ■ triple in fm times at bat.

C»t< ■ took

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