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Over 700 Students Enrolled
in Correspondence Program
By BETSY ANDERSON
and
HELEN McCAFFERTY
Mote than 700 students do
their class work while sitting
in an easy chair at home.
How? Through the Univers-
ity correspondence course
pi ogram.
This program affords the stu
dents the opportunity of making
up requived credits that they
have failed or find themselves
larking as graduation approaches.
Each course involves eight les
sons per credit at $l2 per credit.
When thc,e lessons have been
completed, the final examination
may he taken anywhere Just as
long as there is a University-ap
proved proctor present.
AJI the courses are authored
and graded by the faculty in the
various depai tments. The faculty
members are appointed to this
program by the department
heads. The Extension Director is
the coordinating head of the en
tire program
The home-study courses are di
vided into five cateagories: high
school courses, industrial train
ing and supplementary technical
institute pr o crams, supplemen
tary undergraduate college credit
courses for the two-year associate
degree, supplementary undergrad
uate college credit courses for a
Prof Elected President
Of Paleontological Group
Dr. Frank M. Swartz, professor
of paleontology and head of the
department of geology, has been
r lected presid-nt of the Paleon
tological Society.
THEY SAID IT COULDN'T BE DONE - BUT TODAYb L&M GIVES YOU-
the nation are giving credit for TV courses.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Meeting
SEAP AND ACE
Student Education Association for
Association of Pa. Childhood Educators
Tonight -- 7 P.M. .
HUB Ballroom
Program: Foreign Students Discuss Education
All Education Majors Invited
four-year ba c calaureate degree
and college credit courses for
teacher certification and profes
sional advancement in special
fields of interest.
Credits gained through the cor
respondence course are identical
with those earned during class
room instruction. However, the
credits may not apply towards
a graduate degree.
The most successful develop
ment of correspondence courses
is found with students who "bud
get their time, have the ability
to self-motivate, read and write
the best English," said Oscar
Spencer,
_director of correspon
dence education.
"Failures in the courses some
what parallel those on campus,"
Spencer said.
The total active course enroll
ment, other than University stu
dents, reached over 8000 last year.
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Change to UM and get 'em both. Such an improved filter and more taste! Better
taste than in any other cigarette. Yes, today's UM combines these two essentials
of modern smoking enjoyment —less tars and more taste—in one great cigarette.
+ CLASSIFIEDS +
FOR SALE
NEED GOWNS for the coming formals?
Tx() beautiful gowns sizes 5 & 7. Janice
Leonard ext. 76,
1955 GENERAL TRAILER, 29 feet, one
bedroom, excellent condition. Available
Jan. 30. Penn State Timler Park. AD 7-3489
after 6 pin.
IMO NASH. Statcsomn, 6 cylinders, 4 doors,
radio, heater, overdrhe Must sell—beat
offer takes it. Phone AD 7-2445.
NEW 2-SPEED automatic record changer;
general instrument • turnover astatic
crystal cartridge; original price $52 50;
priced for quirk sale at $20.00. Phone AD
7-2445.
GARRARD HI.FI prote,sional turntable
model Ult. cartridge $2O.
Call Jim Care) AD 7-4255.
FOR RENT
SINGLE: OR Double room In College
Heights. Available Dec. 6. Call AD 7-4814.
FOR RENT two-bedroom modern trailer.
Will rent to- four student,. Dale View
trailer Acres. AD 8-3471 or FL 9-2890
GAMMA PHI fraternity pin lost vicinity
of HUH and Boucke. Call ext. 1271-M.
LEATHER CASE. notebook aize -contains
colored pencilq. Call Tom AD 7-2337.
LOST—BLACK chenille purse at Phi Sigma
Sigma pledge dance Saturday, Nov. 22.
Contact Barbara Stanley ext. 128.
BROWN & WHITE wool blanket with tiger
design. Lost at Pitt game. Call Tom
Burns AD 7-4957.
HENRI'S WRISTWATCH. Inscription N.
A. Biondi on back. Finder contact Buck
Paolone ext. 279. Reward.
ECON. 14 book in HUE. Please call John
Dively ext. 2ROO.
GIRL'S CLASSRING, green stone, St. Pat
rick's. initials M.L.L., last Friday night
in Rea Hall, please call Norman, ext. 3447.
WANTED
THREE BOYS for night - stlling. Car
necessary, "Sally's", 140 S. Pugh. Al)
8.81304.
WANTED: RIDE to St. Petersburg. Fla.
or vicinity around Dec. 20, 1958. Contact
Larry Goldstein AD 8-6718.
MUST TRADE student teaching assign
ment due to illness. My Harrisburg as
signment for Altoona. Social Studies or
English. Okayed by Ed. Dept. Worth $6.00
to me for trade. Deck McKenzie HO 6-6378
after 0:00.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1958
WANTED
ANDY. i NEED YOU. Meer me in "A
Clearing in the Woods," Schwab. Vir
ginia.
STIMENTS--Ekro up to $1.50 per hr.
working 2 or 3 e‘eninge of your choirs
setting bowling pine. Downtown Aux Club.
128 S. Pugh.
COEDS, SECRETARIES to try the Olympia
typewriter. Rent an Olympia—apply up
to 3 months' rental toward donn payment.
Nittany Offiee Equipment, 231 S. Allen St.
Phone AI) 11-6126.
PUBLIC BOWLERS—uny night 7.12 p.m_
except Tue.+. and Wed. it is :30 to
12.00 p.m. Walk-in or reserve: relax at
Don n ton n Dux Club, AD 8-8148, 128 S.
Pugh St.
TYPING. Need reliable 'service? Call AD
8-0864.
DISHWASHERS—Chi Phi. Work fm meals.
Call AD 7-7773 ask for Walsh.
ATTENTION IMPORTERS ride canted
from Cleteland Friday, returning Sunday.
Call lE:vie ext. 1240-J.
USED TOYS can be repaired for needy
children as Christmas gifts. Contact Al
pha Gamma Delta sorority, ext. 826 or
Kappa S:gma at 8-6464 or 7-2044.
COLLEGE MEN—Last year college men
in our department working part time
averaged 375 per week. Due to condition*
in our department this rear, we expect
even higher gaine.• Pleasant, short bout.
arrangements allow plenty of time for
studying. Car fdrnithed, expenses paid.,
Call Ed Lougb AD 7-4758 Mon. - Fri. be.
tween 6-10 p.m. Salary 035 per week.
MISCELLANEOUS
MIL BALL corsages on sale in Waring
Hall and Nittany fining Room Mon. thru
Thurs., 6 to 7 p.m. Order now. Free room
deli% ei y.
OUTING CLUB Ski Instruction Saturdai
Dec 6, 2:00 p.m. 106 ME. Instructional
movie* will b* shown.
WILL TYPE all themes. the/ea and term
papers. Janice Leonard ext. 76, 305
McAllister Hall.
PERSONS INTERESTED in ride to Esans.
ville, Ind. or vicinity at Christmas pia
U.S. 40 to Indianapolis. Call AD 7-3594
after 5 nm.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tan.
toe or acrobatic bosons. - Park Forest
Village School of Dance. AD 8.1078.
tli . YOUR typewriter Is giving you trouble
our years of experience are at your
command. Just dial AD 7-2492 or bring
machine to 639 W College Ace.
STORAGE STUDENT trunks and per.
venal affects; ick•up and delivery sere.
tea Stostnakar Sroa. Phone AD 11-44111.
.X 4
OSACCOSO., 195$
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