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Eng College
is Largest
A total of 249 undergradu'
of Engineering and Architect
college the largest undergradu
loges and schools and the divisi
at the Universtiy.
The School of Education e
graduate ,tuderit_s with 448, and',
the largest number of special stu
dents. 80, are enrolled in the Col
lege of the Liberal Arts, accord
ing to the spring sernester regis-t
trars report.
Following the College of Engi
nering and Architecture in un
dergraduate enrollment is the
College of the Liberal Arts with
1350 undergraduates.
Total University enrollment for
the spring semester has been re
leased as 14,433, a gain of 693
students over a year ago when
13,756 were enrolled but less than
last semester's total of 15.352.
Enrollments Are
The colleges, schools, and divi
sion of intermediate registration
with their undergraduate, grad
uate, and special enrollment are:
the College of Engineering and
Architecture, 2498, 119, 13; the'.
College of the Liberal Arts, 1350,'
179. 80; the School of Business
Administration, 1278, 32, 26.
The School of Education, 1217.
448, 67; the College of Agricul
ture, 1206, 247. 22; the division of
intermediate registration, 769; the
College of Home Economics, 678.
64, 15; the College of Chemistry
and Physics, 659, 194, 9; the Col : .
lege of Mineral Industries. 433.
182, 8; the College of Physical
Education, 228, 34, 6.
Ogonts, Leads Centers
According to the registrar's re
port, Ogontz center has the high
est number of student enrollment
at a University center with a 586
total. •
Other centers and their enroll
ment are Allentown, 79; Altoona,
339; Behrend, 215; Dubois,- 132:
Hazelton, 277; McKeesport, 98;
Pottsville, 264; Scranton, 66;
Wilkes-Barre, 113; York, 106;
Mont Alto, 97.
Total off-campus enrollment is
2372.
SEE NOW
Baby Gift Items
Shower Gifts
Vogue Dolls and
their accessories
Complete Line of
Knitting Supplies
MARGARET'S SHOP
202 S. Allen
Beside Kayo's ICorner
1
4,
A sandwich it coffee at the
DELL is always a favorite—
at any time of day or night!
Juicy Hamburger 20c
extra delicious with relish
Tuna Fish . . 25c
that's truly a sandwich
Not Dap . . 15c
savory with sauce
Soda or Snack
We've Got the Knack
NIITANY DELL
Across from Simmons Hall
Enrollment'
University'
ates are enrolled in the College
ure this semester, giving the
ate enrollment of the nine col
ion of intermediate registration
nrolled the largest number of
Bus Ad Council
Elects Kramer
Edmond Kramer, junior in busi
ness administration from Mount
Lebanon, was elected president
of the Business Administration
Council Monday night.
Harry Brown, sophomore in
business administration from
Philadelphia, was elected vice
president and Elsa Gastrich, jun
ior in business administration
from Wyomissing, secretary-treas
urer.
Self-nominations for the Coun
cil will begin today and continue
until noon March 14. Ballots are
available at tO6 Sparks.
Second and third semester stu
dents will run on sophomore bal
lot, fourth and fifth semester stu
dents will run on junior ballot,
and sixth semester students will
run on senior ballot,
First, seventh, and eighth se
mester students are not eligible
to run.
Nittany Grotto to Meet
The Nittany Grotto will meet
at 7 tonight in 121 Mineral In-(
l
duatries.
SAVE
color prints...decorator favorites ready for framing!
COWBOYS & HORSES Of THE WEST. Adorn
• 's exerting pointusos of horse and rkler on
ono* in rich full c ol or. la'n) 2".
et ).to. Set of 4 now —l.OO
AUTHENTIC MIXIC.ANII/WIGHT MINTS.
Superbly colorful paintings of Motackrrs at peak
moments in the ring. Beautiful . reproduced and
imported from Mexico 2 prints mecoixe I I"x
1114 '. 2 . ore 1114"*10 1 A*.
Pub. et 400.
BALLET DANCERS. Four captivating pastels
'lat ballerinas backstage. perfect for the bedroom
or den. 12'x14-.
IZ:ICEE2I
SIX MEXICAN PRINTS. All the brilliant
cob*. and Chan of the Moocon market piece
vendors. their birds, flowers, pottery, ete. 13'x1 7*.
Poll. et SAL Sot of 4 mew 2.911
PARIS WATERCOLORS —L• Mato Frames. Ir
rosistßoly Gallic and tray,. full of *wroth and color.
II Wol3 y, et 7.5 e. - Set *II twtw 1.00
Also 1 Lot of Books (Novels & Fiction) • • • • • , at Reduced Prices
"You Can Get It at . . .
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Town Will Have
Extra Month
Of Daylight Time
For the second straight year! tivi t ie s•
State College will operate on Day- 1 _ A meeting for members of the
}Junior class poll committee will
light Saving Time an ex t r aibe held at 8 p.m. in the same
month.. room before the advisory board
State College Borough Council,
Monday night approved Daylight!
Saving Time from April 29 to' Pi Mu Epsilon to Meet
Oct. 28.
I Pi
The Borough changed the regu-
Mu Epsilon, math honorary,
lar practice of running it from rwill meet at S tonight in 228
i, .
~'
the last Sunday in April to ther c '"'"
last Sunday in September after
many state metropolitan areas,
made the initial move.
Council members said they had,
not heard whether other areas
will be going along with the same'
practice. 1
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• BEGINS TODAY •
DOORS OPEN -6 P.M.
Featuretinte: 6:15 , 7:53. 9:41
An earthy intimate t
Italian love story!
... . OA •01/1- , 'S ONlv
English Sub-Titles
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ROSSELIINI'S •
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40%
Set of 4 **yr —1.9 S
lift 0 4 sow 1.40
METZGERS 11"1"
!Junior Advisory Board
'To Discuss Integration
The Junior Class Advisory
;Board will meet at 8:30 tonight
!in 217 Hetzel Union to discuss the
!junior class poll and integration
of foreign students in campus ac-
to 80%!
to 3.98 each
originally published
at 2.50 to 18.00
meeting
I 141 " 11 ! Wilir 1/Var . Feataretime: 1;10, 3:12, 7:11, 1:31
So Great It Rates "Best Picture of the Year"
IMI!II
Portfolios of brilliant
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7, 1956
Tickets for 'Pheadra'
Available in Schwab
Tickets for "Pheadra," a thesis
production, are available at the
balcony of Schwab Auditorium.
"Pheadra" will be presented at
$ p.m. next Tuesday, Wednesday.
and Thursday in the Little Thea
ter in the basement of Old Main.
Jeannie Risler, graduate stu•
dent in dramatics from Walling.
ford, will present the play. She
will take the role of Pheadra as
well as direct the production.
Phi Mu Alpha Will Meet
Phi Mu Alpha will meet at 9
tonight in 117 Carnegie.
• BEGINS TODAY •
, TROUT PURL Ideal for den or office 20
full color plates thawing 231 different wet fly, dry
fly, nymph and streamer pattemst 6ex9".
Sped& Set of 20 mow —l.OO
JAPAN'S! MINTS. Indescribably beautiful!
Exquisite landscapes plus o pair of the most per
fectly-matched Geisha portraits you've ever seen.
I rxl 8". Poll. et 10.00. Set et 5 new— LSO
WINSLOW HOMER WATERCOLORS. Tropic
eeo, sky, sun, and storm come vividly to life. Met.
Museum of Art. 18 - xIS - .
Pei. eit S.OO. Set et II see ...SAS
FRONTIER TOWNS OF TOR OLD WEST.
Brlaht, cheerful Americana authentic portrayals
of the early General Store, Post Office, Hotel, etc.
14x11'. Pub. et COO. list of 4 sow LEO
OLD SOUTH. The ease and Minns of old
Charleston, Savannah, Mew *leans, etc., want*
Poll/Wad. 15wei 2*.
rub. - st 1.20. Ilef of f wow —l.llB
RELIGIOUS MASTERPIECES. Rich, inspiring,
gold-illuminated paintings by early Italian mas
ters. 9 1 / 4 - xlO l /e, imported.
Puh. at LSO. Set of 12 new--I.®o
Allen St.