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WRA Will
To Play in
The Women’s Recreation
Association will innovate a
coed volleyball tournament
this spring which will be open
to all women’s living units and
the men they invite to join
their teams.
The executive board of the WRA
announced that the event will
he held at 7 to 9 p.m., Monday
through Wednesday nights of the
last week in April and the first
two weeks in May.
Thirty-six teams will be able
to participate in the tourna
ment. each composed of four
men and four women. A new
combination of men's and wom
en's rules is being composed by
a joint committee of repre
sentatives from WRA and the
men's intramural p rogram.
Playoffs will be held at the
High Aptitudes—
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which students need better
preparation.
The last few years’ research re
mits have shown that there is a
definite need for remedial work
in the English and mathematics
skill mens
In 1959 a study was conduct->
td to check the benefits of vari- 1
ous kinds of review. Students who:
had a deficiency in mathematics!
and who wished to enter a field;
requiring math were given an op-!
tion of reviewing. Some took a!
formal review here or at another i
school during the summer. Oth
ers received a guide from the
University outlining review areas
and reviewed independently.
The results showed that some
benefit was obtained by any
type of review, but lhal those
who reviewed formally received
better grades in analytical ge
ometry.
Of those who reviewed infor
mally, 45 5 per cent withdrew or
received a grade of “F”. There
were no “A” grades and only 12.1
per cent received "B’s”.
Those who took the formal re
view did beter in the course.
Twenty-five per cent withdrew or
failed, while 28.5 per cent received
a grade of ‘B” or better.
OUTING CLUB
ROCK CLIMBING MEETING
Tonight 7 o'clock -- 111 Boucke
Slides—Glaciological work in Greenland
• • •
SKI DIVISION MEETING
Dote Changed to Tues., Dec. 1*
7 p.m., 214 Boucke
• • •
OVERNIGHT CHRISTMAS CABIN PARTY
Sat. and Sun. Dec. 12 and 13
Tickets $1
On Sale at HUB desk until Friday
Admission by ticket anly
• • •
Outing Club Memberships Available
243 Rec Hall
$3.00 per year
Invite Men
Tournament
conclusion of the tournament
The possibility of a trophy for
the winning team is also being
investigated by the committee.
Students may sign up for the
event through their intramural
representatives.
"The event will not be in
cluded in the official intramur
al competition and probably not
in the men's competition. Such
a program has been held very
successfully at other schools
and WRA has decided that they
would like to try their hand at
it," according to Jean Nigh,
WRA president.
In other business the board dis
cussed final plans for the Christ
mas party which the association
is sponsoring for the first and
second grades of Matternville
School, on the outskirts of State
College. The party will include
[games, presents and refreshments
l for the children according to
Priscilla Wasilko, chairman.
The board also announced that
the deadline for entry prelimin
ary lists for the bowling and
basketball intramurals are due at
noon Friday in 103 White,
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ONE LIBERTY HOWL ticket. Price $5 00
( all UN 6-4848.
FOUR LIBERTY BOWL ticket* together.
Call l f N 6-f)l(i3.
1953 PONTIAC haidtnp. Good condition,
pi ice reasonable. Cfm be seen at 222
West Heaver after 4 pm
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT ring, appioxi-
mately 0.71 carats. haidly used. Excel
lent buy. Witte l’.O. Box 195, State College.
GIBSON ELECTRIC Guitar, professional
I model, excellent condition. Must sell
!Call Don AD 7-4702.
LOO LOG Duplex Decitrig K & E Slide
Rule, cost ‘s22 60 will cell $l2 00. David
CrothnneL Trailer 72, Park.
SHEARED SCOTCH PINE Chrwtmns
! Trees—reasonable. Unsheared trees for
decoiatmg boughs--cheap. Tussey Springs
Farm, 2 J j miles East of Boalaburg. Route
322. HO b-0580.
GERMAN CONTAX Ilia 35 mm Camera,
f 1 5 tense**, shutter speed 1/ 1260. Fiank
AD 7-2500
SKI BOOTS to fit size 8 foot; worn only
once: also lady’s black ski pants, size 14.
AD S-1005.
(ONE WESTERN Guitar, excellent con
dition, must sauifice Call anytime
after 6 p.m. AD 8-1917 ask for Henii.
RECORD STORAGE racks. Free LP.
record of your choice with any rack over
,$6 00 State College TV.
LADY’S HENKE Ski Boots to fit size 8
foot, worn oulv once. Also lady’s black
ski_minK size 14 AD 8-1095.
’64 FORD radio withoit speaker $16.00.
Call AD 7-3970 after six.
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
MASTERS & DOCTORAL
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A* A
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has been a pioneer since 1954 in virtually every phase
of theoretical analysis, research and development, of military and civilian
space systems including the systems engineering and
technical direction for the Air Force Ballistic Missile Program.
STL invites you to see our technical representatives
when they visit the campus on
to discuss opportunities in the following fields:
Theoretical Physics Magnetohydrodynamics
Experimental Physics Solid State Physics
Applied Mathematics Digital Computers
Space Communications Computer Design
Radar Systems Guidance & Navigation
Antennas and Microwaves Telecommunications
Inertial Guidance Electro-Mechanical Devices
Analog Computers Engineering Mechanics
Aerophysics Applied Aerodynamics
Propulsion Systems Systems Engineering
Please make arrangements with your placement office for
interview appointment. If unable to see our representatives, you may
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SPACE TECHNOLOGY. LABORATORIES, INC.
FOR SALE
PARTIALLY COMPLETED eport* car
special. Buckler space franm, '63 mm
running gear, Renault engine, miscel
laneous other parts. $l,OOO invested. Sell
$4OO. Call AD 8-bbB7 after 5 p.m.
LAM BREIT A MOTOR Scooter Sales,
Scr\ice, Accessories and Insurance. Call
AD fe-0021 after 5 o’clock.
THESIS—iFuLTitmiING and typing.
DuplimaU for 6ale. Phone AD 8-0774.
WANTED
TWO STUDENTS need transportation
fiom I.ibetty Bowl *o Pittsburgh on Sun
day afternoon or night. Cali UN 5-6f*S2.
MALE STUDENT to share furnished
apaitment with two other students; 2
blocks from campus. Phone AD h-1409.
WAITER AT Thi Mu Delta fraternity.
AD 9-2473 ask for Mrs. Howard.
WANTED— SNAKE Drummers, Trumpets,
Trombone plajeis for membership in the
famous Gardner Guards Drum and Bugle
Corps, Tyrone, Pa. Interested peisons con
tact Bill Wallace, Crabtiee Jewelry Store
AD 7-4681 or AD 6-H’U.
MISCELLANEOUS
STUMPED? GIVE subscriptions for Christ
mas. Special student gift rates. All
popular magazines loadable. Call Wayne
AD 8-2164.
MEET ME at the Pow Wow. Beaver A\e.
GRAD STUDENTS start your holiday sea-
son off right by attending the G S.A.
Christmas dance this Finlay in the HUB.
PASSENGER WANTED to Florida ovei
Christmas vacation, Call Jim Schwab
AD 7-4969 aftei 6:00 pm.
CANDIDATES
COMPLETING REQUIREMENTS IN
DECEMBER 10,1959
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1959
MISCELLANEOUS
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing,
tap, toe or acrobatic lessons. Profes
sional School of Dance. AD 8-1078.
HELP WANTED
WAITERS AND kitchen help wanted,
Chi Phi. Call AD 7-4332 auk for Marty.
WAITERS TO work for meala at Ag Hill
Club. AD 8-3330.
LOST
GLASSES, tortoiseshell frames, between
HUB and Hibba, Thursday, Nov. 19. Call
Jan, UN 5-6173.
UGLY BLACK enamel watch on long
silver chain; sentimental value; must
find. Please call Phyl \JN 6-6767.
HAYNES FLUTE, biown leather cany In#
case lost Wednesday night. Dee. 2.
Urgently needed. Call Sue UN 6-2446.
Reward.
A DARK brown Stetson hat at Sigma Chi
last Saturday night. Call AD 8-0226.
BUS. STAT. 501 Notebook. Reward. Call
Ben UN 5-6263.
BLACK GLASSES green plaid «.se,
around Sparks-Library area. Need badly.
Call Mary UN 5-2126. Reward.
WILL PERSON who took grey-white tuc-ed
topcoat from rack outside 217 Boucke
2 p.m. Friday Dee. 4 please return to
lIUB or call UN 6-7631.
LOST TIME can be found again with
46 experienced baby sitters ready to
step In when parents want to step out.
Call Phi Sigma Sigma sorority, UN 5-77KJ.
Sitters available evenings, weekends. Pro
ceeds to charity.