Puke Four
EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
Final examinations for the first semester will be held from Monday,.
January 29, to Saturday, February 3, inclusive. The designation SEEI
LIST indicates that the rooms for examinations will be announced or posted ,
by the instructors or departments concerned.
Any student having two examinations scheduled at the same time or three
examinations on the same day is required to report the fact in person at the
office of the Registrar on the special form provided there. Seniors graduating
at mid-year commencement who have examinations scheduled after Wednes-1
day, January 31st, should report that fact on the conflict card in order that'
they may be scheduled for an earlier regular conflict examination, if possible.
To receive adjustments, all conflicts must be reported not later than 5 p.
Friday, January 19th.
Notices of adjustment will lie available at the office of the Registrar for
those students who filed conflict cards and will be mailed heads of depart
ments on Monday, January 22. Appointment examinations should not be
scheduled until after notices of conflict examinations are available. The dates
of the appointment examinations will be announced - by the instructors con
cerned. Examinations will be of two hours' duration;beginningg at 8, 10:20,
and 2 o'clock. .
ASCII 1 W 2 109 Ag, 200 Ilort
ABCh 35 Th 10 206 Ag
ABCh 208 F 8 103 Ag
ABCh 403 T 2 206 PH
ABCh 404 W 8 103 Ag
ABCh 413 F 10 109 Ag
ABCh 416 T 10 103 Ag
ABCh 418 M 10 103 Ag
ABCh 425 W 2 103 Ag
ABCh 437 111 2 109 Ag
AgEc 2 W 10 103 Ag
AgEc 8 T 2 25 SLA
AgEc 11 M 2 300 EngC
AgEc 16 By Appointment
AgEc 22 Th 8 206 PH
AgEc 407 By Appointment
AgEng d F 10 206 PH
AgEng 6 By Appointment
AgEng 7 T 10 5 PH
AgEng 13 By Appointment
AgEng 14 F 8 200 Hort
Agro6 T 2 103 Ag
Agro 24 By Appointment
Agro 28 Th 8 103, 306 Ag
Agro 37 By Appointment
Agro 236 Th 2 206 PH
AH 1 111 10 200 Hort
All 201 111 8 103 Ag
AH 415 F 8 206 Ag
AH 427 F 2 206 Ag
Arch 8 51 8 107 MEng
Arch 10 T 10 107 MEng, •
Arch 12 Th 2 107 MEng -
Art 55 W 2 315 1111
Art 74 M 2 107 MEng
Bact 1A M. 2 103 CrDairy, 200 Hurt
Bot 1 T 8 315 MI
Bot 10 T 10 208 BL
Bot 27 S 10 Amp,
Bot 201 W 10 208 BL
Cer 52, 55, 56 By Appointment
Cer 411, 413, 417 By Appointment
ChE 1 S 8 109 Ag
ChE 402 Th 8 10 CA
Chem 1 M 2 Amp,' 8,9, 10 CA
Chem 3 M. 8 Amp, Arm 12 CA
Chem 16 W 2 206 Ag
Chem 20 51 10 Arm, 206 Ag
Chem 27 F 8 9 CA
Chem 30 Th 10 103 CrDairy, 11 CA
Chem 32 Th 2 100 Hort
Chem 437 Th 'B . B CA
Chem 470 111 10 25 SLA
Com 5 M 8 103 CrDairy
Corn 15 S 8 14 SLA
Com 20 M 2 25 SLA
Com 25 W 10 100 Hort
Com 30 Th 2 200 EngD 103 CrDairy
Com 35 F 8 Arm
Corn 40 W 8 Amp •
Com 42 T 2 203 EngA
Corn 44 By Appointment
Com 00 M 8 109 Ag
OH 1 Th 2 103 Ag
DH 10 T.B 206 PH
OH 23 T 10 200 Hort
OH 426 51 2 206 PH
EchE 1 W 2 200 EngE
EchE 2 Th 10 107 MEng
EchE 4 F 2 200 EngD
EchE 6 Th 2 200 EngE
Econ 1 M 2 Arm, 200 EngD
Econ 14 T 8 Amp, 200 EngD
Econ 15 Th 8 25 SLA
Econ 16 51 10 201 EngA
Econ 21 S 10 22 SLA
Econ 23 Th 10 25 SLA
Econ 400 By Appointment
Econ 410 I , 2 19 SLA
Econ 421 F 10 19 SLA
Ed 1 W 10 AmP
Ed 16 T 10 25 SLA
Ed 25 W 2 14 SLA
Ed 70 T 2 315 MI
Eel 471 S 10 214 MEng
BE I Th 10 200, 213 EngD
HE 3 NI 10 200, 213 EngD
HE 5 T 2 300 EngC
HE 7 M 2 200, 206 EngE
Eli 8 111 8 EngD, E
EE 10 W 10 203 EngA
HE 12 Th 10 203 EngA
EE 14 Th 8 200 lingli
EE 21 Th 218 EngD
EnglComp 1 Th 8 SEE LIST
EnglComp 4 1 , 2 Arm, 14 SLA
EnglComp 7 T 10 SEE LIST
EnglComp 8 T 8 1 NLA
lingiLit 1 Th 8 SEE LIST
EngiLit
,4 F 10 315 MI
EnglLit 6 T 8 103 CrDairy
EnglLit 20 W 10 300 EngC
EnglLit' 1 111 8 100 liort 315 MS
EngiLit '22 I , 8 100 Hurt
EnglLit 43 By Appointment
EnglLit 44 Th 10 102 NLA
EnglLit 52 By Appointment
EnglLit 55 T 2 102 NLA •
EnglLit GO Th 2 315 MI
EnglLit 64 F 2 25 SLA
EnglLit 80 W 2 101 NLA
EnglLit 463 A By Appointment
EnglLit 470 A W 10 25 SLA
EnglLit 482 F . 8 102 NLA
Ent 1 By Appointment •
Ent 2 51 2 206 Ag
Ent 404, 428 By Appointment
For 3 Th 10 For
For 49 W 10 For
For 84 M 10 For
For 87 51 8 For
For 88 T 2 For
For 89 Th 8 For
For 91 W 8 For
For 96 By Appointment
For 118 W 2 For
For 121 F 8 103 CrDairy •
For 400,401 By Appointment
Fr 1F 10 SEE LIST
Fr 2 F 8 SEE LIST
Fr 3 T 2,1, 101 NLA, S SLA
Fr 4 S 8 25 SLA
Fr 5, 301 T • 2 201, 205 EngA
Fr 51 By it s iipOintment ,
Fr 53 T 10 6 SLA
Fr 401 T 8 :102 NLA
Fr 403 T 8 Ib2 NLA
Fr . 407 111 8 13 SLA
FuelT 4, 401 By. Appointment
Geog 24 T 8 Arm
Geog 442,'461 By Appointment
Geol 31 H 10'100 'Hort, 109 Ag
Geol 482 W 8 Lip MI
Geol' 483, 485 By, Appointment
Gor'l'F 8 Amp, 200 EngD
Ger 3F 10 Amp y- •
Gieek All by •Appointment
-HE 109 T 2 110' HE
HE 201 T 10 103; 118 HE
HE 203 M. 81.03, 118 HE
HE 312 F 8 3 HE
nE 415 V 1 , 4 10 118 HE
Hist -1 Th 2 14 SLA
Hist 12 H 10 14 'SLA
Hist 15 T 10 1 NLA
Hist 18 T 10 103' GrDuiry, 206 Ag
Hist 19 W 8.100 Hort
Hist 20 Th 10 SEE LIST
Hist 29 By Appointment
Hist 27 F 8 315 :311
Hist 40, 419 By Appointment
Hist 421 W. 10 19 SLA
Hist 430 By Appointment
Hist 433 H 8 14 SLA
' - ..Cm.vg._la'.' . :.• -.
that's' why only center leaves are
The first thing people sec and like about Luckies
is how round and firm they are. The tobacco
doesn't spill out and there are no loose ends to
cling to lips. That's because we pack each and
every Lucky full to the brim with long, even
strands of the finest Turkish and domestic
tobaccos—only the center leaves. Not the top
leaves because those arc under-developed.
Always the Finest r4acco
'Hist 445 By Appointment
,Hoyt 2 T 8 206 Ag
Hort 8 \V 2.104 Hort
Hort 448 By Appointment
Hwy 7 M 2 101 MEng
lllyd 1A T 8 207 EngA
Hyd 1B T 8 203 EngA
Hyd 5 W 8 107 MEng
Hyd 401 W 2 102 MEng
Hyg 1 T 2 SEE LIST
Hyg 11 111 10 103 CrDairy
HE 203 51 10 203 EngA
lIE 301 IV, 8 201 EngC
HE 308 T 8 300 EngC
lIE 314 M 2 201' EngC
ISE 315 F 2 100 Bort
iIE 317 111 10 201, 208 EngC
lIE 409 Th 8 201 EngC,
'IE 411 W 10 201 EngC
SE 503 T 2 201 EngC
.IndEd 1V M. 8 25 SLA
llndEd 17V T 8 201 EngA
'lndEd 409 V By Appointment
Ital 1 51 2 1 NLA
Hal 3 By Appointment
Jour 1 M 2 14 SLA .
Jour 5 F 10 6 SLA
!Jour 13 W 8 203, 205 EngA
Jour 14 Th 8 6 SLA
Jour 15 F 8 6 SLA
Jour 21 W 2 6 SLA
Jour 24 M 8 1 NLA
Jour 26 Th 2 G SLA
. I Jour 40 W 10 101 NLA
ILArch 1 By Appointment
I LArch 5 W 8 205 Hort
LArch 19, 26, 28 By Appointment
Latin All by Appointment
Lib Sci 1 By Appointment
! Math 5 S 8 SEE LIST
IMath 0 Th 10 Amp
Math 7 T 8 109 Ag
Math 9 T 8 14 SLA
Math 10 Th 10 Amp. 12 CA
Math 11 Th 2 Amp
Math 20 Th 2 Amp, Arm
!Math 29 T 8 14 SLA
!Math 30 F 2 102 NLA
(!Math 100 T 8 14 SLA
Math 409, 419, 420 By Appointment
Math 431 T 8 109 Ag
(Math 440 By Appointment
IMehs 1 F 10 300 EngA, C
Mchs 2 W 10 300 EngA
Mchs 3 W 8 300 EngA, C
Mchs 7 Th 2 300 EngA
'ME 5 T 2 300 EngA
ME 6 F 2 101 MEng
ME 53 . Th 8 101 MEng
used in Luclies
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
ME 101 S 10 300 EngA
ME 104 W 2 300 EngA
ME 109 3,1 10 101 MEng
ME 111 W 8 101 MEng
ME 407 M 8 300 EngC
ME 408 31 2 300 EngA
ME 454 T 2 101 MEng
ME Des 3 01.10 300 EngA
MEDes 7 W 2 300 EngC
MEDes 101 F S 300 EngA
MEDes 102 Th 10 300 EngA
MEDes 103 Th 2 300 EngC
MEDes 105 T 10 300 EngA •
Met . 50 W 2 119 MI
Met 52 F 8 119 MI
Met 53 M 2 28 Phys
Met 59 M. 2 315 MI
Met 61 T 10 218 MI
Met 471 51 8 119 MI
Met 472 T 2 119 MI
Min 31 Th 10 28 Phys
Min 460, 461 By Appointment
Meg 51 By Appointment
Sing 61 AI 2 218 MI
Sing 71, 483 'By Appointment
Mng 85 F 8 107MEng
Music All by Appointment
NatEd 1, 101 By Appointment
Nat Ed 5, 7 By Appointment
NatEd 10, 110 By Appointment
PetE 73, 74, 75, By Appointment
PH 1 Th 2 200 Hort
,
PH 201 By Appointment
'PhCh 10 T 10 100 Hort 109 Ag
PhCh 420 W 8 206 Ag
Phil 1,5, 421 By Appointment
Phil 7 T 10 200 .EngD, 13 SLA ,
•
: Phil 20 W 8 103 CrDairy
PhSci 1 F 2 Amp
PhSei 5 Wi 2 SEE LIST
Phys 211 w 8 215 MI, 200 EngD
Phys 212 W 10 315 MI, 200 EngD
Phys 217. S 8 Arm, 28, 40 Phys
Phys 218 S 10 - Arm, 28, 40 Phys
Phys 231 W 8 SEE LIST
Phys 232 W 10 SEE LIST
Phys 305, 306 M 10 28 Phys, 9 CA
Phys 403, 413,.467 By Appointment
PhysEd 51, 101, 201, 301 512 100 Hort
PhysEd 57 F 8 VH
PhysEd 105 F 10 14 SLA
PhysEd 203 Th 2 1 NLA
PhysEd 205 W 10.1 NLA
PhysEd 209 W. 2 301 Rec Hall
PhysEd 309 M 8 102 NLA
PhysEd 311 W 8 1 NLA
PhysEd 371 T. 2 103 NLA
PhysEd 454 By Appointment
Pol Sci .1 S 8 100 Hort
Not the bottom leaves—because those are in
ferior in quality. We use only the center leaves
—because they are the mildest and fully rip(
for perfect smoking. That's why -Luckim
always draw easily, burn evenly—and are
always mild and 'smooth. So smoke a Lucky.
a fully packed cig'arette. And remember, "It'
toasted"—for throat protection—for finer taste.
Poi Sci 6 T 2 Amp
Pol Sci 13 Th 10 14 SLA
Poi Sci 20 M 8 10 SLA
Pol Sci 415 T 8 28 Phys
Pol Sci 417 M 10 300 EngC
Psi 1 F 2 103 CrDairy, 109 Ag
Psy 2 21 10 Amp, 315 111
Psy 912 II 8 206 Ag
Psy 414 W 10 206 Ag •
PubSp 252 By Appointment
RME 1 T 10 300 EngC
RR 1 Th 10 205 EngA
Soc 2 W 2 Arm, 200 EngD
Soc 10 F 10 25 SLA
Soc 15 W 8 13 SLA
Soc 420 Th 8 13 SLA
Soc Sci 1 T 10 Amp, 14 SLA
Sp 1 F 2. SEE LIST
Sp 2 F 8 203 EngA
Sp 3MIO 1, 101 NLA, SLA
Sp 4 By Appointment
Sp 5, 301 M 8 13 SUL' •
Sp 401, 405 By Appointment
Str 1 21 2 102 AfEng
Str 47 W 2.101 MEng
Str 401 T 10 203 EngA
Str 903 Th 8 107 MEng
Sur 45 F 10 203 EngA
Sur 56 Th 2 201, 205 EngA
Sur 57 Th 10 101 MEng .
Sur 62 Th 8 .201, 205 EngA'
Zool 25 S 10 100 Hort '
Zool 26 T 2 Arm
Zool 27 W 8 5 SLA
Zool 20 W 2 1 NLA •
Zool 35 By Appointrrient
Zool 41 T 8 100 Hort
Zool 937 T 10 2 Zool
ENGINEERS RELEASE PAPER •
ON PHASES OF LUBRICATION
. .
Engineering opinion on eight dif
ferent phases of lubrication; -ranging
from reduction of operiting costs in
heavy industry to insuring safety in
elevators, is presented inra. bulletin
containing the proceedings, , the
seventh annual Oil '.;:Aver‘confereace,
which has just been released by the.
School of Engineering. : •
The conference was held _under the
joint auspices of the College and Of
the lubrication engine6Ong ,commit
tee of the petroleum division- of
,the
American Society,
,of .Mechanical En.
gineers. It was attended: by*.nro
,ducers of lubricants.
and only: the Center Leaves
2 , AWARDED CASH
IN PRIZE CONTEST
Dell. '27, Bucchele '35 Place Eighth,
Ninth, Winning 5220 Annuity
For Five Years Each
Robert C. 'Dell '27, Pittsburgh fill
ing station employee, and Andrew C.
Buechele '35 placed eight and ninth,
respectively, each winning $250 a year
for five years, in a prize slogan con
test recently sponsored by the "Amer
' icon Weekly." .
' The contest, which closed on Oc
tober 23, required these competing to
send in coupons from the paper con
taining a description in twelve words
or less of the "American Weekly."
More than.soo,ooo entered the com
petition, each'one submitting four
slogans. There were ten prizes in all,
the first being a $l,OOO annuity policy
for life, which was won with "The
Nation's Reading Habit." Dell's slo
gan was "The Magazine That Truth
Made Famous," while Buechele wrbte
"Concerning Man and His Friend."
According to the latter, he expects
to use the money to help him finish
school this year and next and. to fol
low this with some graduate study.
Dell said that he plans to use his prize
money to pay off his bills.
LIBRARY RECEIVES CLASSICS
A set of the complete muiscal writ
ings of Stephen Foster has been re
ceived by the College library f ram
SPECIAL FOR 2 WEEKS
Shampoo and Finger Wave _._._6sc
Finger Wave, Dried 35c
Genuine Nestle Permanent $2.50
RAND BEAUTY SHOP
OVER-METZGER'S PHONE 997
Open Evenings By Appointment
Monday Evening, January 8, 1934
Foster Hall, 'according to Willard P.
Lewis, College librarian. The set was
compiled under the direction of .1. K.
Lilly, Indianapolis, and copies arc
being sent to libraries throughout the
country.
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BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUCTION
Individual ante! dancing Instruction. Call
7794 or 811. Mary F.anraßan. Fye
COO W. College Ave.
BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUCTION—
Individual instruction in social dnncing. call
Ellen Mitchell. 4684. 17-ctonnWHS
TOWNSPEOPLE—This 'agency is compiling a
Week-end Guest Directory. If you care to
list your rooms. phone or write this agency.
for additional' information. Gordon D. Kis.
singer Agency. State. College Hotel Build
intr. phone 300. l5l-ItnpßWO
FOR RENT—Quiet. sunny double and mingle
rooms. convenient; opposite front campus.
$2.110 per petnon. 914 E. College Ave.. Mrs.
Goldsmith. 147-2tPaWilli
FOR RENT- St:We room roith private family.
423 W. Nittany Ave., phone
.311eriodWRH
FOR SALE—Studebaker Dictator 1928 tour
se ear. very resmonable. 'motor A-I. Must
ll at o n Call Al Lawley or Jim Bar ,
gar at 102-91. 402 S. Burrowes St.
. ' 140_2tpdW1111
FOR SALE—Conn "C" uouruno s.soubone.
Cull Bub Grubb, 175. :' : 146-IteGAR
LOST—Alpha Tau Alpha key.. boas. Mai
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Return to Johnson, Sigma Phi Alpha.
152-ItpdßWO
LOST—GoId wrist wntch Larkin Green Room
and Phi Knnun. Nu house... Return to Mans
ston, Phi Kopp Nu. 154s1tntint
WANTED—Pnesenners Rhllidelphia, leave
Friday ntreturn ,Saturday. Round
trip $3.50. Callnoon,
Frank' Charles, phone 111.
• '• ' . i 153-InpJll
WANTED—Paamengera:'in - ...rliiirriabortr. La
nxtcr. Philadelphia? Cheater: leaving Fr
Joy afternoon: Call Bud, 853.1 160•ItnpRW
Prbni
of the
Metropolitan Operailoysi
Every Saturday at a P. M., Elitern
Standard Time over the Red.? tnd
Blue Networks NBC, LUCKY
STRIKE presents the Metropolitan':
Opera Company. in the corpPlatd,
Opera performed that afternoon)