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Admittance Rules to Be
Simplified for Applicants
Incoming freshmen will no longer be checking one of 63
boxes marked accounting or retailing or applied art or, or, or,
when they apply for admittance to the University.
Undergraduate students will now be admitted through
the nine colt( ges or the Division
of Counseling in an at- .11.
tempt to "simplify the number of Council Offers
tracts of entrance," Lawrence E. •
Dennis. vice president for aca- ,w Scholarships
drone affairs, said
Prior to this program, passed Could you use a full semester's
'tuition" Each year the Engineer
by the University Senate Nov s, ing and Architecture Student
students were admitted to the Council offers $240 scholarships to
University on the basis of their.
, „two outstanding sophomores in
high 11 ) 001 le") ) dm' th ew les `the College of Engineering and
m_orts and their choice of currieu- Arclutectui e.
him
Last year there were fewer
If a student had a poor rec- than 15 applicants for the two
ord in mathematics and checked , scholarships and this year no one
on of the engineering curricula, has yet indicated his interest.
he would have a poorer chance
of being admitted, Dennis said. The awards are given on the
basis of scholarship, financial
Under this new progi am the need, extracurricular activities
entrance iequirernt nts will be the and character.
same for all curricula within a
A may be o
given college and, for example,
tampplicatioed from n
the forms
scholarship of
a student would apply for admit-Mice,
Old Main or 204 Sackett.
Once through the College of Busi- `Completed forms should be re
ness Administration instead of turned to 204 Sackett before 5
accounting, he said. p m., Dec. 4.
This will give the student a
"better opportunity to make up CANBERRA. Australia UM
his mind after he enters," Dennis Australians traveling abroad now
said. The student will no longer i may take the pounds equivalent
be (valved to have a snecifielof - $4480 for spending anywhere,
maim but will he admitted to; Treasurer Harold Holt announced.
a "broader urea of study." -
The University Senate also
passed a recommendation that
leges have common frosh year
programs whenever possible. Fol-1
lowing the recommendation the
colleges of Engineering-Architec
ture, Chemistry-Physics and Min
eral
IndJstries will have the same)
program for all freshmen in 1960.
Freshmen to Hold Tea
Freshman women will have ai
tea for all upperelass women at:
2 pm. Dec. 6 in Atherton lounge.
Entertainment will be provided'
by the freshmen.
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'Monitor to
Appear for
Last Time
The last issue of Monitor,
Education Student Council's
news magazine, will come out
this week.
The council decided Tuesday
night to discontinue the news
magazine because of difficulties
in printing. Beverly Yurick, alter
nate chairman of the Monitor
committee, said that by the time
the news is sent to the printer
and arrangements for printing
and releasing it are finished, the
news is too old.
The council will start a new
paper in the form of some kind
of a newsletter next semester.
Dorothy Newman. council pres
ident, gave an orientation survey
report on the Student Personnel
and Welfare Committee on Edu
cation. The committee stated that
the objectives of orientation pro
gram were to meet personalities
of the College of Education; to
help the incoming freshmen to
find their way around the campus;
to give freshmen the opportunity
to identify themselves with their
'college and curriculum; and to
assign advisors to the freshmen
and help them make out their
:schedules.
Several suggestions were made
by members of the council on
how to make the orientation pro
gram more effective.
rn filter, too
our taste
Prof to Attend Meeting
George M. Dusinberre, profes
sor of mechanical engineering,
will attend a meeting of the Na
tional Academy of Sciences advi
sory panel to the National Bureau
of Standards Building Technol
ogy Division in Washington, D.C.,
Nov. 24.
Avoid the rush, and give yourself more time to address your
cards at your leisure. Come in now . . . you'll find cards for
every good taste. You'll enjoy sending Hallmark Christmas
cards printed with your name . . . "when you care enough
to send the very best."
McLanahans on S. ALLEN
Mclanahans Self Service
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 19
Profs Co-author Book
Peter W. Knepp, instructor
forging and welding, and Ben
K. Bristol, instructor in agric
tural education, are the auth
of a book on basic principles
forging and welding.
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