Tile:4 , lm% .iarmary _5, I:-1_7 FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE All recitation s and practicums fo January 29, '1927, at noon. Examina 5 'n(lJ:ive to brum. I'l l :. !- .. elni:ale of examinations 15 100 Hors 100 Ifor Ai:Ch 141- AI!Ch 111__ AL:Ch EMS= ___lo; Al_ 101 AL 103 A"' 241 ABCh ;-; 25-M 2-- AfiCh RCit 37-W _ V.Ch 2.6 , -T 10- Env I - 2::.Y4 ling I —lO3 Av. C: Ai . : 14-T `)-T 10. 2-W IgEe 3-:,1 2. , ;-?•1 AyEt: r"-T s 11-T 10_ ti-M 2 Ag Ed :7-- B• appolntmen Agr., 1,7.1 Ifor 200, 202 *4lO 110; - 200. 202 1101 _____los 111-6. 211 11:1 • appointment -105. 24) lion. Agro A g r, 1.;, Ito. U. 2i—l Agro .sgro 2111-M 2 •_'Sl All 1011 Port All 11-i 2 0 011 A All 11, 14. 17.215-11 y appointment 105 1161'1 !01 AI, •Ift 7-T h •111 t: 2.01-M " ' , Of; Ap. 71-Th 10-200 Eng , 11, ::nn Eng 2-T 8 28 Phy: , ., 2(12 Hort _202 116 rt 10-T ography 1 —By appoint mom- 110 Main EERIE ihh Lit 5-Th 8_ Bib Lit appointment Pot LAV In Rot 7:1 lil -- Amp 10 CA Rot 10-W 10 Anlo Hot 17-11 2 °59 Dairy Hot 27-M S 100 Hort, .1 MrAII Rot 201-W S__ Cer—l appointment Chem 1-31 S Amp, 11, 12 CA Chem :1-M 8 S CA Chem :1-T 8----Amp. .1 31eA11, 2011 Ag Chem 4-11 y appointment Ch u m 20-W 8 100 !fort, 12 CA Chem :10-M 10 A in;) Chem :12-M 10 Amp Chem 110-I'h 10 9 011 g Chem il2-T S 111 CA Chem SO-'.V CA Chem 82-T S 8 CA Chem 87-Th 10 8 CA Com 5-Th 10 Amn Com 15-Th 10 Amp Com 20-T S 100 Hort Com 25-Th 10 Amp, 11 LA Cam :10-1V Amp Com 40-Th 2—OC, 2 00 Eng I), 259 Dairy Com 42-T 10---- 14 I.A Corn 90-W 10___ I.A 1)11 10-Th 10 "no Hart! 1)11 iox-W S um Hart! DII 18-m 2 9 00 Hort DB 23-11 y appointment DII 25-31 S 100 sort Dli 201-31 8 ' , OO Mort Dr 2-W S 102 Eng 11. 24 Eng F EebE 2-T 10 9 01 Eng C EehE 4-W S 901, 204 Eng C EthE s—By appointment Evan 1-1' If, Anm, 432 Slain Eeon 14-Th 10 Amp' Econ 15Th S 14 LA Enna 21-W 4 , 111, Eton 35-11 - 2 Amp Eton 50-31 10 14 LA Ell I-T 10 315 Main El 0-T 8 321 Slain Ed 11-Tit 10 4 MeAll, 259 Dairy, 25, 28 LA. Ed 25-W S ''o6 EF 1-Si S 'NA Eng 1), 104 31ng A EF 3-W 10 9 00 Eng I/ EF 5-Th S 9 00 Eng D EF 7-1 10 101 Slng A EF S-Th S 9 00 Eng I), lob Hart EP 10 , T "4 Eng EF 12-T S 9 00 Eng E, 218 Eng 11 EP 18--By appointment Engl I,AV S See List Engl 4-Th 2 Amp Engl 7-Th Amp, 8 CA Engl 13-W 10 900 4 g, 28 LA Engl 14-W S 1 LA Engl 200-T 2 121 Slain Engl 250-W 10-100 Mort, 0. C, 315 Main. Enid 251-W 10 • 100 Ilort Engl 301-W " 100 ]tort Engl :122-Th 8 321, 322 Main Engl 357-W Engl .103-M 8 "8 LA Engl 411-W 2 321 Main Engl 411-31 10 440 Main Engl .152-W 10 322 Main Engl. 458-T ° 315 Main Eng Lau• 3-M " "0° Eng I) Ent 4-11 y appointment FYE'S NEW CASH AND CARRY GROCERY Let us handle your grocery and fruit needs. Our goods are fresh, and our prices reasonable. ALLEN STREET METZGER BLDG. YOU CAN EAT ANYWHERE BUT BETTER FOR LESS MONEY At LAIRD'S TEA ROOM Rates—By the week $6.50 Special Meal Ticket $7.00; $5.50 Ticket for $5.00 W. - College Ave. • the first semester will end Saturday ions will take place from January :11 . f olio A : ai 0-31 10 CA '1:111!a 8-11 y appointment N 1-W 100 II orl 0--1 y appointment cr tt--I.ly appointment 33-,\l S For Chia 8 For I:14 'or 57-I )0 For or 4;2. F,7. !11. 222-11 y appoint.- 11lent , or 70-M 2- :r I I-W 'r 111-31 2-- leog. 01-11 , .• 4,1 21-1: 8 . Amp eul .111-31 10 10.1, 200 . 3I t 0: A eol 01-T • 9 10.1 3lng A :cot 57. 00, 8.1-11 y :appointment ler 1-:`.l 10_100 Hart..l MeAl I, 25 I.A ter 11-31 10 100 Hort. 25 LA ;c:• 101-31 10 .1 MeAli ier 10263.1 10 9 5 LA Iree4--Ily appointment H•: 232-31 8 CA IE 201, 202, 207, 20:1. 401, .102, .107, For Bldg Sne lisi M. d 3lcAll Mfr: . 09-11 y appointment 111. :100-M 9 8 CA -T s 1" CA 111. :112-M 10 IS LA 111. 4151' lU 114 Main 111- 419-1 S 9 CA HI- 421-1 V 9 :1.14 Main lli~t:1-T P OC (list 9-I,V 10 1 I,A Dist 14-T 10 See List Mist 15-NV S 9 LA Dist 19-Th 0 :1, 4,5, 0 LA ilia 20-T 10 ' , et. list Dist 20-E 8 '122 Main, 259 Dairy Dist 21-M 8 :115 Main Dist 34-Th 2 I LA (fist 40-Th 10 :122 Main Hort 2-M 10 "51) Dairy Hort 5-T 8 100 Mort Hort 7-i' 2 9 00 Hort Dort S-W S 105 Itort Mort S Dairy Hort 45, 411—Ily appointment liwy 7—lty appointment Ilyd 1-T ii 0 00. 202 Eng D ilid ri-W 8 -Ng% - 2.011 Eng- E Ilyd 11. 17—By 3iplinintment llyd 12.-T 200 Eng 1) Ilyd 15-W 10 Eng 11 Ilyg 1 (men) Th See List Ilyg 1 (women) 'I'I MeAIL OC 1 LA IE :104-T 10 `-'Ol Eng A lE 308-1' " "03 Eng A 1E 315-W 10-1 Ale All, 203, 800 EngA 1E .109-T S "01. Eng- A 1E .11:1-M 13 "01 Eng C IF: .117-1 M S "01 Eng C IndEti—lly appointment ital 11-1 C " 417 :Main LAteli :1, 8, 11, Is—By appointment. LArch 5-M 8 "51 Dairy Latin—By appointment Math 2, 5. 10-T " See List lLah ti "I" 111 "0, 25, 28, LA 31ath 7-M S I, 2, 25 LA Math 9, 12. 103-1!y appointment Math 11-M IIL 1, 28 LA Math 12-10 10 " LA Math 29-T S "5 LA, 259 Dairy 3laih 31-W 3 LA .Math 33-T 10 8 LA )lath 31-31 S LI LA Math 100-W 8 9 0" Ilort Mehs 1-'l' s 9 01, 300 Eng C Mehl '_'-'Pig s 100 Eng C Mehs 7-M S 901 I•:ng A 31Deg 12—By appointment ME 5-31 8 300 Eng C 311•: 7-31 10 9 00 Eng I) S-T S 9 04, 209 Eng C ME :LW 8 "01,'207 Eng C ME 51-W 10 "01 Eng C 31E 52—By appointment 31E 101-31 9 00, 213 Eng 1) 31E. 104-31 10 :MO Eng C 31E 106-F 8 "02, 213 Eng D 3IEDes 101-'l' 10 100 Eng C 31EDes 10:1-31 S "03 Eng A Mel' 52-Th 10 119 Mng A : ,31et'53-W •_' "00•Mng A ;Met 54-31 10 119 Mug A 'Met 59-31 " 119, 200 31ng A Met 50. 61, 71, 72, 73, 99—By appoint ment 31in 11-W S 104, 200 Mug A Min 62, 80, 85—By appointment Mng 51-'l' 10 101 Mng A Mng 71-31 8 "(10 Mng A Mng 75-T 8 101 Mng A Mng S 5. S7-W 10 "00 Mug A Music—By appointment Nat St 1-1 , S 418 Main Nat St 5. 7, 11, I4—By appointment Pll 1-I , ' s "06 - Ag Pll ::. 5,6, 7—By appointment Dean Sackett Writes Engineering Paphlet To aid high school graduates in !hosing; their college courses. Dean 1.. Sackett has completed editorial sock or. n pamphlet containing a wills mnge of information on courses in :he various engineering professions. booklei will be published by the merican Society for the Promotion :1 Engineering Education and will be listributed to engineering colleges :hroughout the country. s—lly appointment Mil 1.3 Phil 20-M S See List PhS 1-T 8 Amp 5-M Amp ?hys 211-P 8 Sec List .'hys 217-W 9 See List ?hys 2:11-M 9 See List l'hys :1054m-1' 10 40 l'hys Phys 315-M 10 411 Phys Pol Sei I-W 2 See List Poi Sri 17-M S 18, 19 LA so 2(1-I' S 322 - :\lain l'sy 2-Th S Ann), 487, 440 Main Psy 12-T 10 440 Main Psy 18-M 10 :121 31ain Psy 14-'l'h 10 81.1, 815, 437 Main Psy 15-T- 9 489..140 Main P.ME I-'l'h 8 9 01, 20:1 l':ng A HR 1 2 1' 10 °0.7 , '.92 Eng I) ScO 2-M 2 100 Hort, 28 LA Sp 11-W • See List 111111 DIEM= Str 13-T S '413, 207 Eng A Str :;:;-M S ".1 Eng E .0 ,1 , 218 Eng I) Str :18-M S- Str 39-1:y :Ippoittlinent Sur 15-M Stir .15-W S --IN Mug A --200 Eng 1) Sur 52-31 8 9 05 Eug 1.; Zool 27-31 9 10. 12 CA 'Zuni 28-T S '1 CA :I, 4 I.A II CA 0 59 Dairy '59 Dairy 7.001 31-M S--- Zool :15-T 8-- Zoo! :17-I'h 8- %001 .11-W 10- Bridge Party Gifts of distinetion priced from :i0 cents up. Entirely new selection. Tallies, place cards, and other imrty items. Valentine and Vaaington Birthday favors. Old Main Art Shop. After-shaving comfort HOWdo you fit your newly-shaven face for the rigors of an academic day? Some men just wash MY the lather with water. Others in growing numbers use Aqua Velva, Williams new scientific after shaving liquid. It helps the skin retain its needed natural moisture—keeps the cbm fort of a Williams shavd'all day. Big 5-ounce bottles, Soc. Williams Aqua Velva * * * * * * * 1L ia g .i. "1 .64.6 = 6 „1:: ‘ ,: d tak in ,„= . 1 ...a. X . 14 , 4 * * * * * . SENIOR BALL February 11, 1927 Two Good Orchestras THE CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS LLOYD MAJORS DANCING FROM 9 'TIL 2 The Senior Ball is.strictly an upperclass lutietiOn ADMISSION w a - F,r f ivaii• STATZ CCiLLEGIAN EFREM ZIEGALIST TO GIVE RECITAL Famous Violinist To Appear in Entertainment Concert on February Sixteenth ARTIST DAS COLLECTED VALUABLE INSTRUMENTS Kircm Zimbalist. Victor 'Recording artim - , culled the greatest violinA of rho prestmt century. will make his in itial appearance at Penn State Wed nesday evening. February sixteenth ar the next attraction in the musical entertainment course. Zimbalist is a violinst whn has toured some. of the most important cities of the world giving recitals. After distinguishing himself in his native Russia. he made his American dohnt :mil was immediately pronounc ed a marvel by critics. The finest cellcc•tina of violins in existence. in chiding the famous "Titan," is on•ned Zimbalist u•ho commands perhaps the most beautiful tone to be heard tani•a Aluell has been done by this artist to spread a love for the classics ihru his concerts and phonograph work. Zimbalist has distinguished himself as a composer not only in his contri butions to literature for the violin but also as a writer of songs, piano Ft, lentions and light opera. 4RCIIITECTS DRAW PLANS FOR BEAUX ART CONTEST Junior and senior architects are de signing plans 101' II marine museum in a contest which is nation wide in scope. Completed plans trill he sub milted to and judged IT the 'Beaux Art institute of New York. Vieing an themselves, member.; of the Architects Club are worltint! on bookplate designs for the Carnegie library. $5.00 C. G. Stoll Presents Orators Hit Practical Slides to Penn State 1 Tendency in Education C. G. Stoll, a Penn State graduate; (Continued from first page) and now vice-president in charge of system which our orators are Occust manufacturing in the Western Elee orne.l to, consists of collecting tile company, has presented the in ; denee and giving it logically in an .m -dustrial Engineering department with 'tertaining manner rather than for a copy of his paper .01 "Production twine dividing the argument into def- Control" which he read before the! i„ u „ • American Society of Mechanical En-I Affirmative Argument gineering in New York city in Decent her, Ile is also the donor of slides The humor injected into the discus-- considered by the Department In be i sion by both sides added 1.1 the inter extremely valuable in the demonstra- est of the debate. The affirmative tion of the factors of highspeedcontended that the practical courees duetion. I given in colleges at the present time Mr. Stoll. , a graduate in .the course is narrowing. Using engineering' Si it Electrical Engineering, in his pre :-I t an example. they said that most grad nut capacity is directing the a r um- , mars of ouch courses d" not f"H"' in facture of thirteen thousand kinds of later life the lengthy study in rot telephone and telegraph apparatus I lege. This change leaves them little containing 110.00 different, Parts.l hitter equipped for life than a high This work is being done in the Rest-,:school graduate. ern Electric eon PanY.z; Chicago Plaid The alrrmative also stated that. as which employs thirty thousand people: a result or intense specialized train null does $150,000,000 worth of in. , +•flit little attention to liber:.! acts arras' each year. Prof. C. \V. 13eese: • states that I. Stoll is probably the "I'Jeet'' , th° engineer not kaou• most. sureeFsful Penn State engineer, how to spend hi= leisure time and engaged in the large scale inatiurae-' since he has nrver learned to appre lure or electrical equipmnt. elate 0 t, literature, the drama and the rest or the humanities. he must '=M Chessmen Corn Ail-College Tourney Under the direction of the Chess! Club. the preliminary matches or an chess tournament will iw played at seven o'clock tonight in Itoom 29 of the Liberal Arts build ing. Admission to the contest is un restricted. The winner of this tourney will he come captain or the team for thi. year. Members will be selected iron the next highest players. A macs with the faculty chess team, follow ed by matches with Williamsport Tyrone and Ruchnell will be player slmrtiv after mid-coax examinations An Appropiate Gift For Valentine Day WHITMAN'S Fine Candies RAY D. GILLILAND Druggist A Dancing Chorus Beautiful Costumes MEDEA Presented by THE . PENN STATE PLAYERS Saturday, Jan. 29 Tuneful Music Unusual Lighting Wii:ll.'lNlil4l%%. '.' . ' . . '. '' S.%W.iliVfiV.Wi%N!Wi'.'•%%%!clk%%TiSA%W.W4.: A I. A In State College—the real tea-room is ?. e ..! THE FENWAY ?, 118 E. College Ave. t it 4?, vcimoommoommomissmoomslimovexwommswomaimm.:. HAROLD P. GRIFFITH Special Representative New York Life Insurance Co. Phone 294-W 1 ... • In a hurry? Eatyour meals at our 1 lunch counter--quality food and good i Iservice. • . i it Direct the freshman on mail to buy at tz :1 It Nittany Quick Lunch and - Reqaurant ALLEN STREET W. H. HUDNALL Successor to SERFAS '23 Solicits your- patronage for State College Ice Cream Tobaccos and Confections rage iiiret turn io baser pleasure. , , for Lis enter tainment. The negative maintained that the present system of practical education has developed in response to a 11e211. They argued that this stage is one of specialization and that the colleges must supply men trained for one nar row field of endeavor. They pointed nut the tact that modern life is :ery complex and that the individual with a liberal education cannot compet:, with men well trained in one thing. At the conclusion of the debate an open forum discussion was held. The audience favored the affirmative side by a margin of eleven votes. 11r. W. S. Dye acted as chairman. Penn State i Shoe Repair Across From l'ostoffice • r AND WILLING SERVICE Reasonable Prices STATE COLLEGE, PA
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