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Galbraith Suggests Public Schools Undergrad Checks Campus Politics, Independent Party Action Delayed New U. S. Goals

In World Struggle -tates must redefine

tion with the ording to Dr.

dbraith, noted economist last night to an over-

the Museum Audi- :orium.

ition, as- ll not

H production race but tion in those things

the qualities and our social order."

he stated '•sses and but-

i nls nf strength." lude race

memployment, and the seemini < am

my on the arms race. igths are in the area of

to underdeveloped -ocial con-

■itellectun: (ialbraith

avoid the assump- *y preclin

flip and a at are

raaur Galbraith concluded by

■l to lm- the mini

:h the mo-' fewi

people. We rate our effoi rength rather than

ting on the things in

Stifle Genius Harold C, M

th Carolina pa; closed yesterday findings that the mass education of ti pnb- lic schools has the effei

ling genius. In a study publ the

Smithsonian Instil examined the childhood 81

nty geniuses who had I.Q.'s of 1 that he gather* f the

es' early livi nurs- ing and weaning and toilet tra to which psychoanalysis ha tached so much

Conceding the lack of such valu- I'arly inform;.

tain behavior pat- all the I

tmong it i he Inv

stant association with ad ' of a higl

attention from thel ondly, they a i

n age, thus seeking companionship in their brothers and

s, the twenty childn

-ies. Had they gom school, cla idy, their fan-

would ha a result of the virtual elimil

■ ducational pro- gram- it is not the educational program which as it is the in'

with adults which

i re of a genius is not usually a Be. all lonely ch:' three enjoying l

and happily susta

Women At Pennsylvania: A Study

Different Educational Needs Of Women Musi Be Fulfilled BY Experimentation. Initiative

John Paul Be indent politician, BBawefl one ol mimer- put to him bj ateaabera ef the i ndergradoaU i oaacil

in las) rvenini on ol campus political parl

'Drink A Meatball?'

i

Campus Eventi Sphinx Has Birthday

. r to- night in thi 8 p.m., Williai

, annouix fifty gnu

members will witn.

W. T: - as honorary mem-

be the 'ing.

Mr

will il

\lllllol\\ \ I \ I,

In a five-hour i e Undergradui

I inued c [n- tudenl includii

the I

I to

unti

i which

I

tended

by John Hyland Dilkt, Jr.

THE METHOD is full lining of

nd problen I to the n of Adm

i . . ,• the Id "f a - ducatwnal rui dting from the combined efforts of th.

•,'Althea K. Hottel; Dr. Kail G, I : „.n. and Dr. Cayloid P

w approach to women's education il now in use ai Pennsylvania. ..

TI ity has learned over the years that women expect tne same educations the men, but that temperament,

liffer wide Vsearch by tne K trance Examination Board has consistently shown that

have higher verbal aptitudes than men and that they are less : ial ematieeJ ■

Man llfjaaja Background With Skill- thedlMl purpose, of giving him

th us int. ,ght and familiar t>

. . |,. her to deal with her multiple . addition, Iha m.

fend with the Ion. old age. : then Mem evi eni that the concept of c

An invention '"Kht tha , °" aoul. n which o. "ur"

. r, the later-day suffragette «« ity "f P ,™

,uately for the task it On « separate educational I ■** to *»«te and duplicity.

< o-()rdinate Sy-lfit. Of Kducation

what interpret

ied on page I

Faculty Debate Politics n the

HalL

11 M i.

Allen Kirl Of the

student

Seventeen Fraternities Rush Sunday Afternoon

fraternities irtD hold naahtng pan day fi I pi" U!

n\ ited in these pai I Ihc heeass making arei \lpha

i hi Rho, Beta Hlgaaa Rho. i i h. ta Pi Delta Phi, Dehi

i, Delta l pellea and happa

\l-ll Phi I' I'l" ■ Delta, PI Kappa \lpha.

Rho,

Aakeri wh*th*r he would car* to COIIIIIIr: Cuiipim party meeting- U«t nmht du- i:u»ed uoailble acti vert a nurioi uf th* Franklin and newly

I Independent Party, John Paul Bolareky, Campua party h*ad, ■napped, "I wonld BO

I

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Basketball Team Encounters Eli, Bruins This Weekend

Spanish Club Performs

i I'S.

intern't'l. House Film

Itv Mfn.l Haber

I

' is set

, th.. i the

ear as n<. ' "'■

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PAGE TWO THE DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN

Pennsylvania Women Come Of Age Co-Education Is Now Outmoded;

New Methods living Evaluated

n i.

I US.

\pparenl I >■ 1 mind

■y are

President «.*vlord llarnwell

ild be i his

n who an 0 nvaJl 11

ha* immensui. nMMd thi mia gradn

■

speak* of

U a phj

Intro-

■11 has *• t available

rch has i

Maw) ll. I'iti, il

ile for

I nil -t i ml inn 11 BOD w ill ll lull r tin I In ll I I (il I >l ll III « llnl Mil

tin \ inn HI il lui iM lu

habitation bj Ike I nl • niiirn nnili'i «i adual I will mrliiiir raetaaraate, caaaaaoo room-, nnd ap alum

I l\ el I iuiprin ■ nl Hviai cumin' urn.

affect lh« complexion nl I lie entire I HIM i ill v \i» i imiliii I i I'Hllll- hiiii- Hill h.i\c In In' BH the I IIIMI -ll \ H ill In nlo a roniprchcii-.ui i \ iliinion of HHUH n'a educalion.

ri are

i

nnd tl on thi

Of thi mcil and the ■ il is

(me. from

ly almost

I

why i gainst

ai Pi ■ impo i given

aduate

I'm m HI.i thwhile, well i I

divid under-

they tnu ■

their m n t

fulfill tli still ;

THE PEOPLE at ion

• 11>- on the

I lie t

"thai type ■■• ' ility to I

calibri If and her

n of woman in the

'. ithiii tin

■ >tal number of women would up unti

an in. muter

lictiiill of two ich of which will In

00 women. Thi

■Ml number enrolled.

ition will num-

1 than I addi-

tj will I- from

en the opportunity to li\

Mr. I.uura Bornhold

ad liy Pitt,

ith Collage and Vale Univert ty, Dr. Bornholdl

will,..

of till Dr. AH

about the i

areer.

'lake full use of their oppor- (Continued on page th

Five Women State Opinions About Life At The University Wharton Women Are Discriminated Against

h> Mia* Nun v Maj bi lilor, IYiin-.\Uania Neva)

Thi

ell as a fen

audaci f Die-

Hall to get I

What's so unuusal a D may ask. "Women hi

ns for dci n like

Aha! VI v.

way* i

men and one woman. Th

u ill not i.

. . . and LADY," In as ■ I I he ul.-i. infni tun;

ition. Women On I he Spot

■

.dents

ad them to the no! "I'm

SM n most

mile.

Tin. l 'each- m her

with ■

This it we

ing. The

'Shock-Treatment' Marks First Years At Penn.

BJ MIM Barbara Main (President. Ilehate Council)

The University of P

ark of the office, the nc

., big sis! s compan- ions, dorn nil all of their ilk,

lit and the i over

the first two

In the analysis of the nature of this >ng in11

I

naps the feminine disposition maneing of the future. But re-

irardli

maintaineil by the typical hi: | )„ tne

loeial level, collote will be the time o i as opposed to adolescent infatuation I,

parties, t i in High School, *

' of men who appreciate mat ll. The Madam! ittting

n, being inspired to wntly,

I ■

intellectuals."

' relation of n

(C" <m page $ix)

WSGA Pushes Program For Self-Improvement

bj inl \nn Trimble

(President W9QA)

mpU will

place!

for the

Perennial Problem- BtBOJld

In th late

Council is* made up of in ai

from al This grou:

t that the ling more and

that altho at thi

doing so.

i ad-

i uitful and

lion. Tin

opinii | gathering

pre*«- e adminisi

Hampered b> Peraonnel Taraover

i m and tered at times by the yearly I

II goals of \ seem to eontinoi with

such men and the Transyhani.in prog in for

I proving.

and its glaririe

ment.

New Educational Stress Put On 'Whole' Person

by Mi» \ui,i Kaplan

The enrollnn men at the I'niver-

cantlj ears. Thi I is gre

■re are now :' pursuing full -11

■

form, of new the value 'ion.

i ty, worn, table

from year to year, there is an i 1 :ift in values. Tl |

pre- ually ".at «

woman in,

helpful, i H the time when tin .ilent. the areas whu of in- auram quite n in their

- j I 8, I960 THE DAILY PE N N S Y L V AN I AN PAGE THREE

omen At Pennsylvania !>age two)

■ a numb iriliu-

irn." _ article which appeared in the :

i nholdt expressed r the

cial life and tl ' nU are to be

h a woman m community: "There are ;ulju 'merits which must be made

uch an oura today,

I as a scholai - are created. ■ ' from the

to date I i of other

ak through these ■—if ienta

many career-dating-educational patterns not be appropriate

,', given individual.''

\iine R. Sneir--

Working directly M " Bornholdt is Miss Anne B. Speirs, B .c„,

i' formula . separate

ant than the n

Pi that ^acti d to mine in the

uident at rania 1 that th'

advantai" ibina- that the

urton "f r'n'' KSchoi- ' °f Nursing and the School of

Presently, approximately 50 per i 'i women d (lasses with

ifional opportunities. Still they are under » observation and guidance of i nholdt and her staff.

Dean of Women'- I '111. e

The effectiveness of I P|,an of Women with its new fulfill many i

tU thought-out advice, plan for the f -ulate administral he various

(boo!* C»' As an advising sen 11 that

i If and material gained from

; this way all advi nonal'' round. Ti thy atmos-

■ryrec!" Dr. Bornholdt n with a warm id ittc tonality. Her tinted by the buoyant g< r they

gain tin ( a confu ent. fundamei

(gram, foresight and imaginatii •■ssary Whether Dr Bornholdl

jeirs an with thi ID be litest of tin he realiza- I" that the University seems up with some M and daring plan f< ihe qua

an be done. In patch the ^•t of her predecessor, Dr. II ier.

Social Conduct Regulation-

Much has bout the la] conduct regulations Student Affairs. While these

a teasing regimentation by the Unh irniticant to note that Dean

iholdt ,s little interferes Vsocial lives of it ta. Regulations there permit men to • prls' rooms an ot contemplated at Busylvania," Dean Bornholdt d gniM that "college men and taen must have some plat- t hey can entertain quietly." She Wwed much regret that the small rooms which were originally

to be a part of the new 'liitories and which were "med as pi. men and women could meet in relative privacy

BUM of the expense involved in their con- ation.

With the i Ir.n of th. ■rmitories the third function '•he Dean of Won bninlatration of women's hou-ing

;*i" bee Imilitalilv the "White Bible" "octal regulations will havi and techniques ' have to be lariat ease of resident women.

As to the Idlity of the Dean of Women's offio I i tigate a broad research program to update women's

'•cation at I' ,nia and pass the findings of th eta on research should examine the

uvauoni <>f women who attend college as well as determining those national methods which are with female students.

ran Pennsylvania must be aide to say hoi W they have gained more than a particular skill which will enable "" to get a j„b. The within its

1 ■• lectual curiosity sufficiently strong ta How thi-. is to be achievi the major pro1

rtrsnting Deal dt and her staff.

Miss Kaplan pagi in

and la winch is

ring at i iit in tin ■

ii the

the an

ng ac- ■

if vital i munit)

•igful whi

ing tl l which .vith the i

Sororities Primitive; Activities Drudgery

hj \ii~s Barbara Keiaftau1

Bglomerati

campu one w

ng with i • an-cut

propaga

Till-

ed aa

i ally a er away t

lie must : p and make one

her underlings tig in a uni-

greater good for th- ber, of course. The minor officials

Ing the pli

ship and their main in life hand-

book and answi ■ ne right blend of sa< Mas, loyal heady tication and smould

iy is a unit of a still larger organi. the Panhellenie which does many important things, such sponsoring a formal pledge dance every year. So have fun; they give teas t I their

ill skills, have mixers with frs study together (this is confused with cheating), an arrange d.v ■ This

hack to the propagata lea.

•Iy fe- male organization, the sideration is the integral

Dr. K. Jean Brownlee »<* "■ «8 the co-ed a-1 fw;-.' , • T. * r, • lA co-ed ad "ptimism is also reflected in I'r R. Jean Brownlee,

illustrat' by point- ' •■* that all women who applied last year to medical school from

were accepted. While Dr. Brownlee does not fui '•t of which I la the girls entered, this statistic must be

in page five) i

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(Continued on page tit)

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Tyro Raquets Lose; Varsity Tests Army

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Robbie i John Butch btld a

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Quaker Swordsmen To Fence Bulldogs In First Ivy Match

..ell Sparks Kris

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Quaker Frosh Win; Wideman Cans 42, As Purdy Tallies 25

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"i pro

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link Schwari

Keglers Travel . ■»11; .i Nen ^ nrk squad for

lln thir<l time tin- season, the Petal bowUni dub travels io Hcmp-tcatl. V \ .. to fare Hot

in an attempt to record their tir-t victory of the ram- paitfn.

Having lout t»n close ile- us in ( ooper I nion and

((ineii- in Ihiir opening matches. the Quaker keglan oppose the Dutchmen in a pair of matches today and tomorrow. I he lead with the larxer numlier of total points over the two da>s Hill re- eeire a troph) don.ucd bj the proprietors of the bowling es- lalilishmeuls at which the con

» ill take place. I hi- pinnien will he paced l>\

a pair of dependalilc veterans and two promisinf freshmen. < aptain Mark I'u-nik and junior lor >ina will provide the squad with experience while Brat-yeai performeri Ed -i kind and Norm Miller will also have an opportunity to reinforce their status as varsity regulars.

am w,

of til

Face Hamilton

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held !

Th. Johnny Bright witl ■'■ and Jim Lyon at the most succi

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In . u i men II Pennsjrlvai

tit

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A FEW OBSERVATIONS I icational more than half

" Although the «■■

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1 of a ank; at

\ll ( (n<l> \-|)ir. ii. Qaeeoahipi

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n the san «o much a

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Although in i

a moment, UK .ward rai make possible the fulfilling

( mils ••lininoral"

ihinK W quite colorfully hit upon what

mid do no

- "inuno

•M stand for sueh >«■• A

in changing the

which are i any university admitn

Th( 'self if it thinks that any one class of Immorality has many

uid often • w»y» «"

schohi iest and aliilit: , truly able studeir is been . ,. : turing and di

t. In any gro emph o when women ai outlaw it will fail, stud, their will to learn.

Retirements I'nuide Opportum ajwding l pie who have i>een involved in

. 1 ion at P one cannot h' •itation th.' -imui

Miller ha taaialy lai.

■My enjn; that he in i

hfa ideas are no lon^- "len

which has o<

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