Watcl, ,Attend Picture Schedtlle RIDER'NEWS Dance T onitht Vol. 19 TRENTON, N. j., DECEMBER I~ , 1947 ' No. 10 Fraternities Pledge .132 Students; Dance Ton,ight Features Yule Theme; In~itations, Degrees-Are Scheduled ~~~--~~.' ~~~ \ , Phi Sigma Nu Bids Accepted By 52 Pledgees Teddy Palmer to 'Play at InfQrmal Hop Formal Dance Closes Sigma Lamb~a Season Bids from four fraternities were accepted by 132 rushees R.ider Band on Parade- Cont~sts, RaFRe recently. Initi'atioqs and degrees are being given in all chal?ter houses. Fifty.two men students became pledgees of Phi Sigma Scheduled Events Nu fraternity. Kappa Phi is pledging !8 studentJJ, Teacher Training Club Delta Sigma Pi has 22 pledgees. Twenty Holds AII. Coliege Affair members of Sigma Lambda Pi fin· New _Book Store ished pledging. at the Initiatory Formal, At Memorial Building December 6. Will Open Soon Phi Sigma Nu is pledging the fol- St. Nick, resplendent In .h is lowing: Peler Angelakos, Heroot Bent- Plans to constract a new Iiook fan1iliar red toe_, will be amonC' ley, Louis Jkmocchi, John ~I ;u:aki s, d the- guests tonieht' at the Secon.• Donald Bohny, Chester Buuelh, Ralph an .,ationery .tore have been Annual Traininc Club Cbriatmu Campbell, Nicholas Carl, Richard compl~ted by the collece. The sya. Crawfonl, Michael Daniels, Hercules , tem to be (ollowed in the new nance. From 9 to ml"ieht, at the Diorio, WiIIi2.m Donahue. store for iuuiill' books and aup- War Memorial Bulldlnc. the jolly rnan from the North wll be on al:r:!I::li~~eF:!~::~u.~~~~r~J:~ plies will eliminate delay and con· hand to distribute elfts. Gatch. Robert Gill, Ray Homer, Jr.. fusion, accord inc to Dr. Franklin Teddy Palmer's orchestra, which fea­ John Hillman, Tony Hine, Donald F. Moore. tures the singing of Glenn Ross, will Holy, Steven Holovach, William How- The location of the new book and provide the dance music. ard, James Hynson, Kenneth Jackson. , supply store will be Room S, which at Tickets Sold at Dance R.;'~~'m~:en:;~ner. Joseph Licciardi, prcsent ~s u:sed as a classroom. The Tickets for the informal dance, priced Richard Lind. Ch3ries Long, Robert Cormer office practice room, which is TI,e Rider Band playing at Ille b/Jtning cerellumy for tilt: Trf'lIt,m at $1.50 a couple and $1.00 for singles. Moss, Donald ~l cKeeCrcy, George Pa- across the hall, will be made into a _ . Chapter Sa1vation Army Drive, last lUt:ek. will remain on S<lle a, t the college to- . padoplos, Henry Pietras, Russell Plun- classroom to replace Room !t day at the booth in the main hall. kelt, William Quinn, Gordon Rey­ Show cases and display counters, en· Tonight, tickets wilt be sold at the nolds, Louis Ro:;pars, Robert Shimp, abling students to view the merchan· door. Robert Sickler. Lloyd Smith, Minrord Student-Faculty Debater~ Argue dise, will be used in the remooelt:d Three dance contests, Cor the rhumba. Smith. book storc. Articles on display will in· lindy, and foxtrot, are scheduled. A Albert Straka, Alfred Scarafile, An­ clude college jewelry and penn3nts. Outlawing of Communist Party door prize . will be awarded the· hold­ ~rew ' Tack, Jr., William Thompson, er of lhe lucky ticket, which will be Martin Tolen, Maurice Vail, Jack Van Robert A. McBane. ,'eterans' coun- selor. and his stall, will occupy the Attacking the method rather than the policy of outlawing distributed at the dance. 1 Dusen. Wayne Walls, Steven Widaz. room which is now used as the book Communism in the United States, two faculty members, George Pledgees for Kappa Phi include: Wil­ Soft Drin~s AvaUable liam Ackerman, George Arvanitis, pon· store. Th~s space will be made into an A . Tapper and Edward M. Durkin, questioned the egte.,pcy Soft drinks will be available at the aid Becraft, Stantey Brill, Jobn Ca­ office. of thc laws defended b) . st]!dents, i - -- affair_ Phil C. Niederman will be in pik. Frank Cwik. Philip Davis, Myron Rooms B-5 and B:6 wilt be consolL .steve A. Maurer and Richard]. ·Lind, lcged, to outlaw Communism in thc cha~ge of refreshments. Dc:vmburg. paul Eh~nberg. Charles night over Station W:,M, in the . United To Law Plans for the dance were made by Fisher. Ilicha'id Gallagher, Fabio Go­ ~:~~. _ :f~~: t~~ :::tr~c~~:!n~f 5t\~; l a~t Sta~~jects office . practice room in South Hall, third st udent·faculty radIo, forum. Mr. Tapper's three-minute response John J. Catalano. chairman . Mia mez, -Jerry Haines, Walter Hiel. Helene C. Arianas worked on publici­ Room B-5 was occupied by thc office During thc SO-minute broadcast, the prcsented his Objection to the outlaw- John ~n, James Hogan. Lee ty. Ticket sales were supervised by practice department. queslion "Should the Communist Par- ing of the ·party. Basic beliefs cannot Howlet. Paul Hoffman, Harold Jen­ Miss Jeannc Scntenac and Miss An­ nings, Robert Kramer, Oliver l.a.-on­ Work on these rooms will bel done ty Be Outlawed in the United States?" be legislated out of existence by gov­ gelina Scarano. taine• .John Mazzone, Jack Mount, during the Christ1ll3S rccC5S . The work was defended by the student debaters crnmcnts, he argued. Committee Named Charles Olsen, Andy raimer, Joseph expected to be b)' January Penrose, Rudy Pine, Richard Poin­ ~~ (omp l e~cd ~~;::li~~i~~Ic~:', t~~~:~~derm~~b~~~ sp!~k~~f~~;:~et71~ ~~~~s ~;~oan~~~~~~~~ Entertainment arr31lgements were dexter, Bernie Ringkamp, William Ru­ New Jersey State AVC, acted as moder· should be oppost:d, the history instrucor under the direction of Andrew C. , drow, Walter Skrinski. Fred Solomon, ;lIor. suggestt.'(lthc possibility of unconscious· BlIrke. Miss Faye ]aria served as hat Tony SOrce. Philip Taweel, James Van· OBSERVE RULES Denies Party Rights ly aiding the p3rty by a 13w at this check. Miss Louise Diamond 1Upcr­ derpool. Ebon Wright, Robert Zima. Opcning the forum, which is the time. vised decorations. 'Delta Sigma Pi is pledging: Victor third in a serics, Mr. Maurer delivered Mr. Durkin and Mr. Lind inter­ 'Vomen students residing ·in danni­ The college insists .. for sa nitary rogated the two speakers for two min· Ambrosino, Robert Barmouth, Louis reasons. that all students refrain a three-minutc spcech , in \,'hich he de· IOries and sororities were granted 1 utes at thc coociusion of the talks. The (Colllimu:d Oil Page SiK) from eating lunch in all roll t.oge clared: "The ' American Communist a. Ill. permission, follO\\'ing the dance_ rcmainder o( the broadcast was devoted buildings in which classes 3re held. I'arl)' is no more a political part)' than Miss Doris Sprague. day session, and ' to discussion, in which the four speak­ Mr. and Mrs. Jonath3n Benson, night Students are welcome [0 bring their was the German Amcrican Bund. It is crs participOItt.'(I, answering questions own lunch to the ca feteria build· a diabolica l domcstic conspiracy dedi­ session, fa culty members, will ace as Panhellenic Holds telephoned in from the radio audiencc. ing. catetl to thc destruction of our demo· cllapcrones. The Student Council will cooper· .:ratic way of life t!lrough re\·olution· Yuletide Formal ate in enforcing this rule. To a\'oid ary methods." embarrassing situations a ll sludenlS Thc possession of civil rights and The ~.(ar Memorial Building will be should ,·oluntarily ccase this prac­ liberties does not gll'C anyone authority 'Christmas Comes But Once A Year' the $f.ene of the annual Panhellenic ticc. to ha\'C a ci\'il license to d!J with as Yuk,ide Formal tomorrow night. he pleaSt.'5, Mr. Maun;r explained. 1t To Relief of Parents, Sales Cle'rks sponsored by the Panheltenic of Ri· is the dUly of Congress, the student al· de:-. 'Mickey Palmer's orchestra ~i11 By Betty Broelflt: furnish the dance musi~ , from 9 p. m. until I a. m. Isn't it too bad the t a nice holiday like Christmas has become One hundred amI five couples are Ida Borfey Bacon Hall nothing but a frantic shopping tour in the minds of most Amer... expected to attend the dance. The cans? After shopping for the third time in a crowded depart­ faculty and administration have been ment $torc, who C,UI sincerely say invited to the affair. "Pcace on earth, good will to men"? electrocuted himself trying to find out Eta Upsilon Gamma is in charge And what is more taxing to the im- ..... hy the lights wouldn't work. It is of securing refreshment.s; Iota Alpha agination than trying to explain the also my job to sweep up when thc tree Pi, selection of location: Sigma Iota twenty·ninth Santa claus when Junior starts shedding. I aru vcry proud that Chi took care of programs and invi­ starts asking questions? This may sound this great responsiblity is entrusted to ta'tions; Sigma Tau Delta secured the cynical, but I'm sure most kids know me. orchestra; and Zeta Mu Epsilon ob­ dam well tha t there is no Santa Claus. I can't find one biller thing to say tained the flowers. All that dewy·eyed trust is for Pop's about Christnl:ts carols. The perSOD Chaperones for th,e affair include: benefit_ (l'erhaps my childhood memo- who can't get sentimental over ;1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ronemus, Eta ries ha\'e warped my mind.) group of children singing carols 00 a Upsilon Gamma: Mr. and Mrs. Wil· Some people have a knack for wrap- snoW)' Christmas 'Eve is hard-hearted liam Zelenueyer, Iota Alpha Pi; Dr. and ping presents.