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Committees

| . Undergrad committees are now
a in operation, announces President
. Lola Atwood. The following is a



\ list of names that no one will read.

Old Library Council:
7 Poindexter, Ruth Lowenthal.
| New Library Committee, to help
; with plans for the new library:
Lola Atwood, Carole Collins,
Randy Hyman, Pat Rosenfield.
Art Librarian: Sally Rosenberg.
Student Exchange Committee:
Michelle Langer, Sheila Dolan.
Publicity: chairman, Mary Yee;
assistants, Lesley Comassar,
Barbara Elk.

Patche

Lost and Found: Susan Lefevre. ~

Inn Committee; chairman, Faith
Greenfield; assistants, Sue Kidder,
Fran Welson.

Travel Bureau: Anne Smith.

Meal Exchange and Bus: Jaye
Radcliffe, Robin Brantley.

Complaints Housing Bureau, to

- whom to go with complaints about
food: chairman, Robin Brantley;
assistants, all hall vice presidents.

Record Librarian: J.F. Shaw.

Furniture Sale Managers; Susan

_Gear, Fran LaBarre.

Foreign Students’ Committee:
Margaret Buie.

Social Committee: tobe elected.

Appointments .

(Continued from page 5)

B, Mallory, Chemistry, who will
yy teach at Yale; Milton C, Nahm,
Philosophy; Brunilde Ridgway,
Archaeology, to work on a book
at the Institute of Advanced Study,
and Laurence Stapleton.
* Other teachers on partial or
full leave are as follows: Jean
Haring, of the School of Social
Work, who will make an intensive
review of the literature related to
thé practice of social case work;
Georg }* Kline, of -Philesophy;
© Myers, English; and
Philip Lichtenberg of the School
of Social Work, whois to complete
a series of articles on Mental
Health.





Monday, September 25

Tuesday, September 26

Thursday, September 28

Friday, September 29

Friday and Saturday
September 29 and 30

Saturday, September 30

[Whee Where and When _|/

“Jules and Jim” (Truffaut)
Theatre of the Living Arts
334 South Street, Phila.
7:30 and 9:30 p.m.

Meeting of those interested in
babysitting jobs

Common Room at 5 p.m.
Alliance-Interfaith presents
lecture ‘‘Moral implications of
Technology for the Future’’
Common Room at 7:30 p.m,

Arts Council Meeting
Fence by Wyndham or Common
Room at 5 p.m.

College Bowl meeting and

tryouts
Taylor, Room F at 8:30 p.m.

James Dickey Poetry Reading
Goodhart at 8:30 p.m.

Blazer man in Common Room
from 1-5 p.m.

Talks given by Biology students
Biology Lecture Room at 8:30 p.m.

Philadelphia Orchestra Concert
Academy of Music at 8:30

Philadelphia Orchestra Concert
Academy of Music at 2 p.m.

Freshman Hall Plays

Skinner Workshop at 8 p.m.
“‘Wild Strawberries’’ (Bergman)
Theatre of the Living Arts

Philadelphia Orchestra Concert
Academy of Music at 8:30 p.m.

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