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              dr paul f chenea brothers 4 here tomorrow standing brains often come from families who cannot afford higher education he said discussing the federal aid to education bill now before the united states congress the gover nor denied fears of governmental see dems page 9 ? the brothers four special to the brown and white by george r keiser harrisburg feb b—"we8 — we must keep p.-ce with the educational battle that is going on all over the world because the cold war will be won in the classroom pennsylvania governor lawrence told the college press today in a 70-mitrute press conference with about 100 student editors the governor charged that it is a waste of meney not to have school buildings occupied around the clock and around the calendar we have been getting more education out of the tri-semester pro gram at the university of pittsburgh than ever before he noted the role of the private educa tional institution will not be changed by establishment of state supported community colleges the governor said explaining a pro posed legislative program which will be submitted to the 196s penn sylvania legislature this plan will bring the col lege to the student governor lawrence said and has been de signed for students who would otherwise not have the opportunity to attend college describing his administration as very educational minded gover nor lawrence said we are in favor of anything that will broad en the base for obtaining a col lege education we have often missed out on outstanding brains because the out the brothers four popular folk singing group will present a two hour concert in grace hall tomor row at 1 p.m the program which has long been sold out will precede the le high-army wrestling match the well-known group which has years entertained college audi ences and is quite used to sell-outs met originally as fraternity broth ers of phi gamma delta at the university of washington they discovered they had a mutual love for music and singing despite the fact that none of them could read music they soon hit the big time with their first professional job at the hungry i in san francisco where they were spotted and signed by mort lewis manager of the jazz favorite dave brubeck less than six months later they were signed to a columbia records contract and had a top hit almost immediately — greenfields despite their interest in the mu sic fields each of the members of the group had quite different as pirations before they joined hit making forces john paine was studying to be come a lawyer and planned to * chenea to lecture at 8 move possibly into the u s dip lomatic service later on he is the quartet's publicity and promotional cameraman as well as one of the singers dick foley was in engineering at washington but he now plays five musical instruments for the group organ piano janbo ukulele and tenor guitar mike kirkland was an honor student in college student-faculty forms student-faculty position applica tions are now available at the stu dents activities desk r steven schiavo arcadia president has announced also ready are applications for this semesters arcadia associates students interested in these posi tions are urged to return the forms no later than feb 14 velop and improve the univer sity's educational quality and tech niques dr chenea has published sev eral articles on engineering and engineering education the most recent of which teaching design for the rest of the twentieth cen tury appeared in the journal of engineering education in march of 1961 39,000 is received for research expansion home club presentation — dr harvey a neville pres ident of lehigh university accepts crystal urn from mark par seghian jr 49 see story page 4 dr paul f chenea vice-pres ident of purdue university will lecture tonight in the packard lab auditorium at 8:00 p.m the topic will be the next de cade in engineering and engineer ing education chenea's lecture is sponsored by tau beta pi honorary engineering fraternity and by the cooperative lecture series committee as vice-president of purdue university he has worked to de ? memorial rite sunday memorial services will be held sunday at 11 o'clock in packer chapfef for the four lehigh stu dents who diefd in a tragic automo bi'e accident on jan 24 while traveling home for a semester break the rev raymond e fuessle university chaplain will conduct the service for the three pennsyl vania youths philip g dehuff 111 64 bruce s gilfillan 64 and thomas e scanlon c 4 and rich ard j duncan 63 gov david l lawrence ? solons yield to freshmen a committee to investigate the need for the formation and scope of an educational policy commit tee w.as elected by the members of the^l6th arcadia wednesday it was pointed out that although there is presently an administra tive educational policy commit tee most students are afraid to bring their complaints to this group for fear of repercussions arcadia members possessing a sort of diplomatic immunity could bring facts of violations of university rules to the proper au thorities while withholding the n.ame«§r names of the petitioners the motion of buying a bulletin board containing the names of the student faculty committees and other important university com mittees was also passed it-was hoped that the publicity afforded ihe various committees see fate page 7 ect currently in progress in the university at present the department of mathematics plans to give preference to freshmen for the eight openings presumably these mathematics concentrators will be drawn from outstanding students who arc now included in the freshman sections re ceiving the more-advanced first-year mathe matics course the department hopes to have the program renewed each year in order that those students see nsf page 8 openings will be available in the department of chemistry two in the department of geology three in the department of chemical engineering and two in a combined chem iftry-physics inter-departmental arrangement the remaining eight positions will com prise a new independent study program in the mathematics department the independent study plan is part of a broadened nsf scheme to support intense ac celerated study in fields which are not neces sarily connected with a specific research proj by vincent farace nearly 39,000 from the national science foundation has been granted to lehigh to finance an expansion of its undergraduate re search program ad the creation of an inde pendent s'urty program twenty-seven undergraduates more than twice the number enrolled last year will be selected during this semester for participation in tho two programs which are scheduled to begin in june in the undergraduate research program 12 lehigh university brown and white 866-0331 s •:•:•:¦ :¦:¦:-:¦:¦:¦:¦:¦:¦:¦:>¦:¦:¦'¦:¦:¦:¦:¦:¦:¦:¦:¦:•:¦,¦:¦.¦.¦¦.-.¦.•. ¦¦¦• fol 73 — no 27 lawrence in college press convo year-round education favored by governor bethlehem pa friday feb 9 1962