The Ursinus Weekly, October 29, 1962

John B. Piston, Sharon E. Robbins, Sharon Rothenberger, Sally Campbell, Barbara Gettys, Linda Carpenter, Ed Leister, Craig Garner

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Founders Day affair Sunday features theologian McCord Student concert series opens in Philadelphia Cub and Key men meet at Millers Juniors plan turnabout dance Pi Nu welcomes seven new pledges Improved Main Street is becoming auto speedway Saturday's Innkeepers concert delights and enchants audience Pre-medicals hear Hudock lecture on electrocardiograph Foreign students speak at recent reception Young GOP meeting scheduled for Tuesday Tense Cuban situation draws profs' comments UC represented at WAC program Library display depicts internationality of UC "The Rail" will open soon Chamberlin will speak next week in Y program Editorial: An alarming issue; Campus post office sets new hours Conclusion of Dr. Miller's talk on India in recent Forum program Renovations in off-campus dorms praised by long-suffering women Coed continues social work tale of reform school The Weekly interviews three more foreign students Soccermen succumb to Swarthmore, St. Joe's in consecutive matches UC suffers football defeat in Wagner heartbreaker 14-8 Player of the week: Doubly dangerous is Degenhardt Next week's opponent: Haverford Unbeaten Curtis I first in league Greek gleanings

Ursinus College Collegeville Pennsylvania newspaper Founders Day James I. McCord Cub and Key Innkeepers fraternities rushing Philadelphia Orchestra Junior dance Pi Nu Epsilon Main Street Emanuel Hudock Brownback-Anders pre-medical society foreign students Young Republicans Cuba J. Gordon Chamberlin YMCA YWCA World Affairs Council LIBRARY luncheonette vandalism Theft Eugene H. Miller india Hobson Hall Yasunobu Kinose Gunnar Pihlgren Hans Plischka Soccer Football Bill Degenhardt Intramural Sports sororities cultural history Higher Education Liberal Studies Social History United States History