October 28, 1960 Vol. 3 No. 5]]> Page 1 Title Space, faculty needed to cure growing pains High flyin' broom soars twice more Laura Gorton named citizen Gibbons, Van Siclen officers; Kennedy, Andrews receive Clark straw ballot nod Financial 'first' ready for students Campus Calendar Page 2 Students to judge value of policy Legality questioned on recent purchase Penguin's Progress Letters Muddy parking lot poses problem Season tickets lor AAUP films now available Class to hear missionary today Penguin Patterns Men's plaid slacks to head fashion world Neatest Trick of the Week Page 3 Associated students purchase twelve passenger vehicle Financial 'first' ready for Students Jennifer Dunn Autumn leaves fireside Nov. 1 Teams scheduled for campus debate Autumn leaves fireside theme Student activity urged by Kefauver Gifts add bloom to school garden Page 4 Sports Scene Campaign interest running high in American colleges Sahl refuses to perform in South Grinders topple Penquinettes, 13-12 Pep squad choice io come at game Ramberg wins meet runs course in 26:57 Golden '51 Vic featured car The Woodsman Junior college now in Mass F. Castro viewed by former Cuban ]]> November 4, 1960 Vol. 3 No. 6]]> Page 1 Title 1961 annual workshop scheduled at Clark Study methods slated for counselling topic Hubert Herring io speak soon on Latin America Campus Calendar Dean of students elected to position Portland pianist presented by series Paving hinges on library issue Musical comedy Dance Highlight Teams to debate on UN topic Spanish film to head list All classes excused 011 Veteran's Day Page 2 UNICEF cards of world importance Semaphores cease as phone installed Penguin's Progress Films featured by art department New chess group elects oHicers Man is there; knocking goes on New library asset to our community Letters to the Editor LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Page 3 National purpose seen as search for many roads I.R.C. attends regional meet IRC to aid voters with taxi service LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Foundation grants aid administrators English 101 plods on… Four receive posts in Tuesday's meet Junior colleges to fee! greater prof shortage Page 4 Penguinettes Cop Title (Photograph) Sports Scene Demonstration debate slated Keg bowl slated for Tuesday in touch football Teachers approve political activity Clark harriers host meet today Field hockey ieam lo aiiend conference Cross country team grabs second position ]]> November 10, 1960 Vol. 3 No. 7]]> Page 1 Title Dean Cannell expresso owner? Survey provides clue to personality IQ IRC members aid election Art department to present hlms open to students Deadline set for scholarships Mid-term grades to appear Monday Thursday stuffday; Friday groanday Men, beware! Sadie Hawkins day hits school Study bugs meet Two nursing consultants review associate program Convo speaker to appear today Campus Calendar Page 2 Thought discussion form financial policy Letters to the Editor Students to choose squad members Second guesses fail Penguin's Progress Now is the time One year ago Nursing program ratio one to 24 Penguin Patterns Man of many talents' addition to counseling staff Federal aid to artists supported by Van Cliburn Girl born to Nelsons Page 3 On the Political Scene Women's service club donates nursing funds College musicians to play in recital Four delegates to attend confab Controversial critic to speak in Portland Color film to feature UN ideals, purposes Wall man finds dislike for cheese, likes peanut butter Virginia college adds atomic reactor Dean of liberal arts to assist in evaluating facilities, standards Secretarial honorary unable to type papers Hidden River' selected for next school play Washington men on campus Nov. 15 Page 4 Sports Scene Hoop season starts soon; schedule of games listed Cross country team takes fourth place LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) PE class gives chance to relive Indian heydays IRC elects officers to fill executive gap Students compete in tournament   ]]> November 18, 1960 Vol. 3 No. 8]]> Page 1 Title $225 available in Clark alumni scholarships Next coffee hour slated for Nov. 30 Sadie triumphs tonite: Gaiser Hall dance scene Campus Calendar Red tape binds northern lot paving issue Financial views aired Monday Devils Daughter first AAUP film, presented tonight Page 2 Brisk note business has many loop holes Clubs represented Little man on Campus (Comic) Penguin's Progress Letters Clark commended by librarian, board Librarian don't like the spoke language Vegetarianism frees soul of Wall Man Swedish emphasis varies exchange student shows Penguin Patterns Page 3 College exhibition pieces edible and delightful to see Plans continue for foreign drama Duo to attend Nov, conference Clark policy on probation put into effect Traveling Clark freshman makes 'high flying' plans Spokane scene of WCA meeting Dance invitation given alumni Page 4 Prospects tall, experience short for basketball Clark deans in high school talks Student follows unusual pastime WRA members to start volleyball SNEA members slate visitation Hockey team sees successful trip Engineer to visit campus Winter intramurals swing into high gear Striders champs in invitational Practice session set tor Tuesday ]]> December 2, 1960 Vol. 3 No. 9]]> Page 1 Title Council vote gives yes nod Tickets available for concert series Committees open for Christmas Ball Summer abroad as tour guide ahead for prof Special tests set for Sat AWS calls for freshmen io attend meeting Campus Calendar Queen candidate entry ends today Service jackets arrive (Photograph) Pre-registry planned for Dec. 12-19 Nov, citizen pre-law major Twenly jackets arrive for representatives Page 2 Time to apply soon See how it works Penguin Patterns Penguin's Progress Chewing sound assures validity of man in wall Supplies carried in bundles varied Nictitating n-n-n-noses n-n-n-nidity nouvelles Exchange student to Hong Kong encounters student of Red China New forensics team to need magazines Choir readies holiday concert Page 3 ASC approves drama dept. rug Architectural ideas to be film feature Recognition contended Kennedy's advisor speaks in Portland Clark president travels far to attend talks Testing scheduled for Dec. 3,19,27 MUN delegates needed to represent Philippines Federal loans now available to student body WRA schedules meeting, party By-laws incite resignations Page 4 Intramural winners to meet OSC champs Fullerton's wrestlers to travel to Seattle for invitational meet WRA practice now underway On college campus fencing important as in days of old Seattlites challenge in opener (Photograph) ]]> December 9, 1960 Vol. 3 No. 10]]> Page 1 Title Financial policy receives approval French Drama Collegiate Offering (Photograph) Holiday offerings again three fold Music first holiday event Wassail hour due Tuesday Pre-reg slated for next week Annual Ball next Friday Vote gives queen nod Graduation check list required for degree Tuition increase hits nonresidents Page 2 Policy to be tested Able-minds lacking? LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Penguin's Progress Letters to the Editor: Objection raised to paper practice Art well received; show ends today Fog fashionable obsures difference Welsh castle, college site Owners few-table full Teaching director speaks to SNEA Art film featured here next week Campus queen candidate worries about escort Page 3 Financial approval (continued from page 1) Exam schedule list Company scouts school for show Clean slate given by accreditation team; some weak spots seen S.N.E.A. plans meet Tuesday at Gaiser Page 4 Matmen to face Portlanders tonite Dean Johnson travels south to conference Reward ottered tor missing watch Clark eleven smashed 35-0 Christian fellowship starl Bible study and bowling Varsity five fo face Rooks there King decrees rally ritual Clark women host Saturday sportsday Holiday Hop held Dec. 23 al Trap My kingdom for a horse? Profits possible for ticket selling U of W muffets frightened away ]]> December 16, 1960 Vol. 3 No. 11]]> Page 1 Title Egg to roll 'Egg' on the fire; '61 editor chosen Con man in the area Nursing students hospital trainees Bookstore bright with Yule light Campus Calendar Plans revealed for Galapagon; covers question Scholarship given to music major BY POPULAR DEMAND (Photograph) Hurray for Santa! twelve free days Dean recommends course evaluation Applied arts dean returns from meet Queen ends reign tonight Liberal arts dean travels, attends education meet Placement testing December 19, 27 Registration on for finals week, December 20-21 Page 2 Penguin's Progress Commercialism tries, can't kill Christmas Interclub delegated important power College folk trend taller Oregon State grant given for sanitation Letters: Oklahoma students raise funds to continue Exam change needed to hall frantic pace Truth, morality key Dr. Pauling says American Santa this year (Photograph) Books, fines due Penguin's Progress Page 3 PAGEANT SCENE (Photograph) Instructor travels in Europe; plays, art work highlight tour Stanford forms foreign campus Ban evokes rage; saving anticipated PR director sells articles Applicants wait for Everett admission Page 4 LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Sports Scene Faculty on top in volleyball race Who's Who's Bid Seen Christmas meet next for Penguins Matmen on top in Friday match Penguins into season; one win. two loss tally Little five defeat 'Docs' ]]> January 13, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 12]]> Page 1 Title Winter slump Registration totals down Student suggestions in proposed calendar Campus Calendar Soprano artist in campus series Foreign film shown tonight in Playhouse Alum donates, begins loan fund (Photograph) Author, editor convo speaker Picture features Renaissance artist Alumni elect new members to board offices Page 2 Penguin's Progress A wards must benefit entire student body AAUP offers variety distinguished films LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Penguin's Progress Oh Yeh! New Year revises plans Drama instructor attends meeting Holidays abound whole year round Views on the MUN Clark nursing students obtain practice in Vancouver hospitals Portland museum gets premier show Chess sets available Page 3 Election in retrospect interests college editors Junior college problems aired in Aberdeen meet SNEA chapter hears speaker Clark prexy elected to head local chamber Christian Fellowship to attend Portland meet Penguins capture first league game Penguins sweep holiday tourney Campus News Briefs Badminton practice open Page 4 Clark duo take UO mat laurels Sports Scene WRA needs help to sell at games Basketball turnouts scheduled for women WRA to hold banquet Olympic, 'Rooks' basketball fare Penguins plan to pop Puppies JV's blow 65-62 game to Medics Mouthmen in Extraction Casaba league starts intramural ball games Bowling league pulls 14 teams ]]> January 20, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 13]]> Page 1 Title Federal funds offered to enlarge langauge lab Drama teacher writes comedy for Penguins Interclub council discusses award code Inauguration ousts operas Leadership contest open Texas students set up 'sit-ins' Tolo tropic fete Campus Calendar New group makes plans Vancouver nurses snd training session Horizons pour January java Page 2 Penguin's Progress Student comment nil; next year too late LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Penguin's Progress Reader favors present calendar WRA helps family celebrate holidays Chem students enjoy well-equipped lab (Photograph) Marilyn Nelson shows ari work UW grads boom totals Sidewalk engineers get top-flight notice America, Russia have common goal Page 3 School facelift Kennedy hint College students show keen interest in U.N. Saftey study shows fine drivers depend on sight, not brake College catalog slated to appear Report on education urges U. S. to enhance college world affairs role Page 4 Meet the players Youst, Thompson spark Clark wins Junior casabaieers drop three in a row Intramural race moves into gear U.S. families up average by 4% DENNIS HUSTON (Photograph) Hawks next hurdle for Penguin live Grapplers tie meet, remain undefeated ]]> January 27, 1961 Vol. 3 No. 14]]> Page 1 Title Debaters put down feet or lose debate in Malay Scholarships meeting topic Campus news briefs Campus Calendar Establishment of policy lor awards commencing Dean Cannell Vancouver's 'first citizen' New clubs hit campus Progress editor January citizen Egg rolling: Editorial board needed for literary magazine Page 2 Penguin's Progress Flowers once grew in barren desert Egg' success hinges on student interest LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS (Comic) Yakima to build dorms Penguin's Progress Music group to perform Now is the iime Penguin's Patterns Pics required of all students Foreign students need acceptance Private group refused aid W.S.U. to up standards Page 3 Clark education funds hinge on legislative decision WRA hosts live for sports day on Clark campus Penguins lose twice win one out of three Dr. Baird named to advisory committee Day, Kovacs clown at movie dance Sports Scene Ski club schedules Hood ski outing JV cops win, takes a loss in hoop meet Page 4 Portrait of expectation Meet the players Clark J.V. defeated HIGH HOOKER (Photograph) Penguins, Blazers vie WRA to sponsor banquet for moms ]]>