The Ursinus Weekly, May 13, 1957

Elections held for MSGA and class officers, May 9: Fred Glauser new MSGA president; Results of class officer elections • Rohm president of Future Teachers • Sophomore rulers elected by freshman women • Clambake planned by sophomores for May 25 • Fund poll to be run this week • YM-YWCA plan picnic May 15; Dr. Helfferich to speak at Y meeting on May 22 • Chi Alpha to meet Tues. • May Day shines despite showers; Pageant, concert, play presented • Sabrina Fair award to Millward • Concert by Band and Meistersingers • Accreditation of Ursinus re-affirmed by commission • Social science society bids nine new members • Pre-medders sponsor play • Editorial: Our legacy • Play review: Sabrina fair • Glueville revisited • May Day 2007 A.D.: A report • Friendship: An analysis • Belles beat Temple 10-2; Lose to Beaver in opener • Pigs beat dogfish in close thriller, May 3 • Diamondmen beat F&M; Lose to Haverford & Wilkes • Lawhead, Buggeln star in meets with Albright, Bucknell and PMC • Four Bears score 12 points in M.A. • Bears beat Drexel; JVs lose to Hill • Chem society elects officers • New books at Library • Omega Chi elects new officers • Curtain Club electionshttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1429/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, December 3, 1956

Nineteenth Messiah to be presented on Thurs. Dec. 6 • Two Ursinus grads die in accidents • Calendar meeting for Spring term held November 20 • UC Forum hears noted Japanese professor of law • UC professors attend registrars confab • Coombe - Rosser engagement • Men\u27s council issues warning on dress for meals • Class of \u2759 to give Dogpatch drag Sat. • Doll exhibit in Library • Help Hungary totals $182.57; Drive to continue until Dec. 14 • Seniors\u27 permanent officers announced at High society • Y meeting hears H.B. Hester speak • Phila. Orch. program will feature Gueden • Stars and Players plan programs; Accept members • Editorial: Help Hungary : Quality and quantity • Letters to the editor • Book review: Reason why • Story of the Messiah • Movie review: Friendly persuasion • Famous to captain \u2757 Bears; Donnelly takes MVP award • Belles boast five vets; Open Feb. 18 • Woodbury elected \u2757 hockey captain • Wrestling to begin on January 12th • Intramurals begin • Burger, Taylor and Chern to lead Yost\u27s cagers in 1957 • Bruin five fail to stop Prins; Drop home court opener to Aggie, 59-50 • J.V.s take victory • Alpha Psi takes in new group member • Pre-meds hear Carfagno; To meet with chem. soc. • McClures to give party for Jr. and Sr. women • Cross - Hummel engagement • Armstrongs have dinner • Christmas Communion service • Post Office appeals for early Christmas mailing • Duryea has Christmas party • Joan Finney addresses Canterbury meeting • Ursinus student\u27s poem to be publishedhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1417/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, April 8, 1957

Co-editors choose staffs, make plans for 1958 Ruby • Dr. Staiger given grant to attend chemistry meeting • Curtain Club to present two plays • Pre-medders make visit to psychiatric hospital • U.C. April Forum to hear address on Egypt, Wed. eve. • Dead Sea scrolls to be Chi Alpha program topic • Annual Spring prom to be presented Friday, April 12th • Program to be held on various fields of social welfare • New Weekly editor-in-chief chooses staff editors, members • Seniors present Two-timer musical comedy, Fri. & Sat. • YW-YMCA present last song program • May Day court, committees chosen • Sig Nu, Delta Pi plan bake sale, orphans\u27 party • UC senior married March 23 • UC grad assigned to new post • Pancoast speaks at Thiel • Editorial: And they said they couldn\u27t do it • Ach, ist Fruhling • Lantern review • Play review: Two timer • Modern fairy tale • Meistersingers give concert • Inter-fraternity field, track events scheduled for Tuesday, April 9th • Sowers high in free throw • Belles complete successful season • Belles beginning tennis practice • U.C. mermaids complete season; Finish with two wins, three losses • Five members of U.C. Band attend annual festivalhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1425/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, April 9, 1956

Blossom time, Junior Prom is blooming success Fri. Nite • Student-Faculty show, Fri. night • Ursinus Weekly chooses new staff • National music fraternity receives new members • Seven new Cub and Key men chosen; Sonnie Kruse elected Jr. Prom queen • Men\u27s government plans joint confab; Discusses merger • Alpha Psi Omega to do play excerpt for WFIL-TV • APO makes plans for trip, banquet • Editorial: It\u27s not the publicity; It\u27s the action • Poll results, Campus Chest fund plans are announced • Albert Thompson speaker at Forum • Editorial: Let Campus Chest speak for itself • Letters to the editor • Chest receipts do help a million! • Any money left? Aid Ugly Man race • Guilt by association is real threat to academic freedom • Rain spoils opener with Albright; Slotter to face Drexel Wednesday • Girls tennis team boast frosh power • Gros again sparks victory as Belles cop first undefeated season in twenty years • Curtis captures IM crown; IFC track meet held Thursday • WSGA urges students to keep Ursinus green • Mr. H. Lloyd Jones advisor to Weekly • Making corsages optional; Might prove worthwhile • Grocery slips aid SRC; Half-way mark reachedhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1447/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, February 17, 1958

Sophomore, MSGA elections this Wednesday, Feb. 19th • March and April Forum speakers • Campus Chest to begin \u2758 drive • UC colors to be given freshman women, Feb. 20 • Sponsors Lenten service • Annual show by students, faculty set for March 14 • First speaker in art series, Feb. 26 • Eisenhower and rockets, subject of UC Forum speaker • Appeal received from Korean university officials for books • Lorelei features Bob Dale at Sunnybrook Friday night • Storm hits area; With snow drifting • Kupid-Kapers held Sat.; Snow affects Ape\u27s dance • Senior class to present play Gold in the hills • Chem. society makes trip • Frosh dance Tues. night • U.C. grad at duPont Co. • Editorial: Do unto others • Wasted hours • BPL progress report • Grapplers beat E\u27towners; Lose to Delaware Hens • UC belles splash Temple 43 to 23; Bow to W. Chester • Courtmen lose to Drexel, Haverford and Delaware • Badminton team opens season with winner, 5-0 • Belles gain experience in loss of opener Feb. 12 • Library lists new accessions • Red Cross bloodmobile coming here February 25 • Temple Univ. offers teachers\u27 art coursehttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1399/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, April 16, 1956

Meistersingers now on three day Spring concert tour • Campus Chest at half-way point • Central nominating comm. gives list of candidates • YMCA elections scheduled for Tuesday, April 24th • Vespers hymn sing • MS-WSGA discuss merger possibility • Civil Service exams to be given; Many opportunities open to qualified students • May Day plans are announced; Dance groups are named • Exchange papers are now available to student body • Student-Faculty variety show pleases large crowd • Ursinus debaters on TV: Defend lower voting age • Symposiums are offered pre-med bio. students • Editorial: Some plaudits to a multitude; A little light in dark places • Letters to the editor • Modern educators\u27 wrong emphasis creates problems • Customs seen in need of revision • Adelaide and the frog prince: A modern fairy tale • Lawrence E. Gubb to speak & show African slides to Y • Alpha Phi Omega sponsors campus-cleanup drive • Bruins drop Drexel opener; Smash W. Md. & J. Hopkins • Softball team set for Apr. 30 opener • Jesperson to lead net team Thurs. • ZX track win led by Carney, Rohm • Thinclads swamped by strong Ford trackmen in opening dual meet • U. Belles shine at B. Mawr playdayhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1448/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, April 30, 1956

Y retreat to be held at Mensch Mill on May 4, 5, 6 • Curtain Club play committees chosen • Deltas choose leaders • SRC china drive • Demas formal initiation May 1 • UC Band plans evening concert for May Day • Chemical Society banquet • Frosh Mardi Gras weekend features series of events • Meistersingers choose officers; Plan banquet • Waiters hold banquet; Padula, Blood new heads • Men\u27s government representatives to be chosen Wed. • ISC gives dessert for frosh girls • Both student councils approve proposal to create student senate • WSGA, WAA, and YM-YW members choose officers: Winchester, Hause, Fogal elected to YMCA positions; UC girls elect Tayes, Cross, and Dunn as prexies • FTA host to H.S. group; Sends three to confab • Beta Sig reveals dance date • YM-YWCA to install new officers on Wednesday • Editorial: Censorship of The Ursinus Weekly; House divided against itself; More about dead weekends • Bubbling over • Word of honor • Fellowships for graduate study are available, but often unused • What\u27s the real meaning of naval armament? • Belles edged in tennis play • Trackmen drop 3rd straight to F & M • Netmen suffer two straight shutouts • Bruin nine tops Haverford; Dickinson clobbered by 17-4 • Tennis Belles top Drexel, W. Chester • Bruin relay team outclassed at Penn • Intramural softball • Brownback-Anders group chooses new officers • ZX chooses new officers • Outline of SGA proposed revisionhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1450/thumbnail.jp

Investigating the Effect of Input Device on Memory Retrieval: Evidence from Theta and Alpha Band Oscillations

The goal of this study is to investigate the effect of input device on brain oscillations in Alpha and Theta frequency bands, and the effect of Alpha/Theta on memory retrieval in a recall task. Prior neuroscience research suggests that memory performance is associated with synchronization in Theta band and desynchronization in Alpha band. A between-subject experiment was designed and the electroencephalography (EEG) was recorded during memory retrieval. Preliminary analysis suggests a negative relationship between the Alpha/Theta frequencies and recognition rate during memory retrieval. The effect of input device on the Alpha/Theta frequencies is not significant, but post hoc analysis suggests that the relationship between the Alpha/Theta frequencies and recognition rate differs depending on the input device used

The Ursinus Weekly, March 14, 1955

Dean Pettit explains makeup of Dean\u27s List, ineligibility • Campus Chest drive begins; Free blotters • Ursinus host to S. E. district FTA • Soph Shamrock shuffle Sat. • Messiah chorus presents records to Dr. Wm. Philip • Weary Chess Club drops 3rd, loses to F & M by 4 1/2 - 1/2 • Movie Symphonie pastorale to be presented Mar. 17, 18 • Records available • Gerald Hottenstein lists 10 musts for FTA group • My three angels cast chosen • Canterbury Club to visit Philadelphia Divinity School • First music seminar • Dr. Spurgeon English speaks on a second vocation at Forum • Levin elected head of \u2756 spirit group • Betty Tayes writes winning pageant • Plastic surgeons to address pre-med society tonight • Chi Alpha to discuss church fellowship • Junior prom Spring coronation at Sunnybrook on April 22 • A.P.O. strongmen begin conservation project • Sorority news • Are training tables necessary? • Y intercollegiate meeting yesterday • Gals rout Penn 76-43, Kuhn, Gros garner 62 • Bird belles score 3-2 win at Bryn Mawr • Beaver edges UC mermaids in 31-26 tilt • Owl timekeeper blamed for 48-48 court farce • Dawkins, Padula to take mats in AAU\u27s nationals • Ted Sholl tallies 24 points as Curtis I cops intramural title • Baseball coming attractionshttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1469/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, March 14, 1955

Dean Pettit explains makeup of Dean\u27s List, ineligibility • Campus Chest drive begins; Free blotters • Ursinus host to S. E. district FTA • Soph Shamrock shuffle Sat. • Messiah chorus presents records to Dr. Wm. Philip • Weary Chess Club drops 3rd, loses to F & M by 4 1/2 - 1/2 • Movie Symphonie pastorale to be presented Mar. 17, 18 • Records available • Gerald Hottenstein lists 10 musts for FTA group • My three angels cast chosen • Canterbury Club to visit Philadelphia Divinity School • First music seminar • Dr. Spurgeon English speaks on a second vocation at Forum • Levin elected head of \u2756 spirit group • Betty Tayes writes winning pageant • Plastic surgeons to address pre-med society tonight • Chi Alpha to discuss church fellowship • Junior prom Spring coronation at Sunnybrook on April 22 • A.P.O. strongmen begin conservation project • Sorority news • Are training tables necessary? • Y intercollegiate meeting yesterday • Gals rout Penn 76-43, Kuhn, Gros garner 62 • Bird belles score 3-2 win at Bryn Mawr • Beaver edges UC mermaids in 31-26 tilt • Owl timekeeper blamed for 48-48 court farce • Dawkins, Padula to take mats in AAU\u27s nationals • Ted Sholl tallies 24 points as Curtis I cops intramural title • Baseball coming attractionshttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1469/thumbnail.jp