,GE SIX
orrected Final
The Sihedulmf! Offii" ha, te
\'i,ed tin* compluli' ujiiecti'd fi
al (■<rinnn.iti'in sf lu*duU* for tin*
pi ini' scmc.tci, I%H. No chorines
i
i (Idle or tmu* liinc been made
me the coto the ong
lal schedule In manv cases, how
v’ci, tooms have been ihanged
,11 (oiicclioiu appeal in the foi
>wing xthedulf
iors' i isi. iu< no
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IL fin mfillft
UH JfexShulman
tlhor of "l Win a Teen-age Dwarf, "The Many
I,wies of Dobie Utlhs”, etc.)
COLLEGE: THE FOE OF EDUCATION
In your (|iiest for a college degree, arc von becoming a tmnow
*|>eemhcl, or are you being eilmatod m the broad, cla-sical
acn.se ol the word’’ Tin- question w being asked today hy many
.serious |aspple—meluduiy mv harher, my ]xi(lintrist, and my
little dog S|H>t - and it would he well to seek an answer.
I.et us examine our aouls Are we becoming experts only in
the confined area ol our majors, or docs our knowledge range
far and wide'’ Do we, for example, know who fought in the
battle of Salamis, or Kant’s epistemology, ol Planck's constant,
or the voyage ol the llenyle, or Palestrina's cantatas, or what
Wordsworth waa doing ten miles above Tintcrn Abliey'.’
If we do not, we are turning, alas, into s[>ecialists What,
then, can we do to e,- ica|ic this stunt jacket, to broaden our
vistas, lengthen our horizons, to become, in short, educated?
Welt sir, the first thing we must do is ihiow away our curricula.
Tonunrow, instead of going hi the same old classes, let us try
something new, I.et us think of college, not as a rigid discipline,
but tut a kind of vast smorgasbonl, with all kinds ol tempting
intellectual tidbits to sample and savor. Let us dive m. I-et
our |MUit-up appetites roam and snatch where they will.
kt m mmnt out
We will st.ul the duv with a stimulating seminar in HiUiti!
artifacts. Then we will go over to maiine biology and spend a
liappy Imur with tin" molliisks. Then we will open our pores t,y
dlillmg with the l{( HV for a spell Then we'll go ox er to journal
ism and sciamhle a lout ol lloilnni Then we ll go to the medical
school and palpate a few spleens. Then we’ll go to lmmc
economies and liaxe lunch
And between classes we ll smoke Marlboro Cigaiettes This,
lei me emphasise, is not an added fillip to the hioadenmg of our
education, it is an essential To learn to live richly and well is
an impoi tail! pai t of ('duration, and Mailhoros are an important
part of hying iielily and well. Do you think flavor went out
when lilteis came m'’ Well, ha-ha, the juke is on you. Marlboro,
with its Select rate tiltei, delixeis flavor m full measure, flavor
without stmt oi compromise, flax or that wrinkled care derides,
flavor holding both its sides This triumph of the tobacconist's
art conies to von in suit pack or flip-top box and can Ih 1 lighted
with match, lighter, candle, Welsbaeh mantle, or by rubbing
two small Indians together.
When we have embarked on this new regimen —or, more ac
curately, lark of regimen—we will soon lie studded with cultuie
like a ham with cloves When strangers accost us on the siieet
and say, "Wlmt was Wordsworth doing ten miles alxwe Tintern
Ahliev'.”' we will no longer slink axvav in silent abashment. We
will reply loud and clear
“As any truly educated person knows, Wordsworth, Shelley,
and Keats used to go the Wuldieombe Fair every year for the
poetry-writing contests and three-legged races, laitli of which
they enjoyed wildly. Well sir, imagine their chagrin when they
arrived at the l’.ur in I77ti and learned that Oliver Cromwell,
jittery because (iuy Fawkes had just invented the spinning
jenny, had canceled all public gatherings, including the Widdi
eomlie Fair and Liverjtool. Shelley was so upset that he
drowned himself in the Kay of Naples, Keats went to London
and became Samuel Johnson, and Wordsworth ran blindly into
the forest until he collapsed in a lieaj) ten miles ahoxe Tintern
Ahliev. There he lay for sex oral years, sobbing and kicking his
little fat. legs At length, peace returned to him. He composed
himself and, noticing for the first time the lieauty of the forest
around him, he wrote Joyce Kilmer's immortal Trees . . . And
that, smartv panls, is what Wordsworth was doing ten miles
above Tintern Abbey." # iimo m*« Biwim»»
Poets and peasants alike know that if you like mildness but
you don't like Utters, you can’t do better than Marlboro’s
companion cigarette—Philip Morris,
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7 ,/ if(*i* ,< 10 20 211 K«O<»U
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tot M«y !t0 Ifi 2ft lON VrnuLy
112 /it a* 1 1 Id jo i<)*# M E
lit Miy 2H Hi 2d 107 M h
* * *
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
ill vuv ,u pi pi nr, M E
tl”* Jim* I ■t 00 >’>i) I>* pi
r.o; M«> to 7 on tol Kh.
agrii i i.rnuii and biological
(lifmisnn -AH cut
l Mnv tl 7 On S*** I.i**t
1 Jun** t t to S*’t* I.wt
S 7 Juno 1 s oo 100 Arm-*l>jr
102 M»v 2 < h oo U t r U
117 Jun*» 2 1 ID II t I* I.
120 M*> Itl 1 10 JIIt FI.
ItH Jmie 1 7 oo 20*> Vnuh/
Ml M«t LS l .10 lit }• 1
AGIUCI LTfRAL ECONOMICS (AG EC»
1 Jl’lM* t 1.10 StH* I,Hi
2 Jti 2 1 10 iit 4 WVa
r> NUv H S oo S**v liHt
22 Juiu* 2 1 10 H<o> AtntiLv
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121 June 5 7 00 202 Wet»
t2*> Mhv tl 7 nO 2oil Vroniiy
7o’> Itv
704 June 4 7 00 202 V\ f*>*
70*1 June :t *» no 2<»2 Wfa
.717 Mhv 'tl < oij 2D' Wea
722 Hv Hjip*i
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11 June 2 7 00 10*' Tvi»m
too Jtv ami’t
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to*, Mav :to 7 0u 20fl Aj. P 7
700 Hv mni’t
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AGRONOMY <\GKO>
l June l S *od 12l Sjurki
Mav *tu S.OO |>m Wch
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11*> June 2 1 10 20«* Ainwhy
122 M.tv ’to 7 0i) l> Ty-Hup.
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310 Hv Hpp’t
717 IU Hin»’t
ANIMAL HCKB ANORY (A H»
l June 1 1 1*) 100 Arnnl>y
0 Mav to K-oo 107 Pin
7 May 2*l 1.10 JOit .Aimibv
X Mav* 2*t S On 20m Attmli*
17 June 1 H 00 201 Wen
21 Mav ‘tl >< 00 107 Airnnliv
•20 Mav 1 10 2<s') Atmthv
ANIMAL NI'TIMTION {A NTR)
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AN rHHOPOLOIiY (ANTIIY)
l Jtme 2 t to St*o List
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1.7 Mhv tO H 00 111 Humk«
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442 Mhv til 1 *lO 110 O I.
417 June 2 « .00 110 O L
.710 H\ upp t
74.7 Hv Hpp’t
ARCH AKOLOGY (AR( lIY>
1 Mhv HO 7'oo Hi* Tv-tun
tot June 1 7 00 110 O L
AIU HITKCTCU AL ENGINEERING (A E)
| 7 Mftv to S*oo 20 5 Ui(
i I) June 1 *‘oo 2(5 5 AN tl
102 June 2 S.lio 201 AN U
lint .Mhv 2* S'oo 220 p p.
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' 171 Mhv ’tl * 00 220 p I\
i AKCIIirKCTI RE (ARCH)
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1 17 Jmt** 1 * o.) 107 Shi
ART <ARI )
j >2 June 2 '{ V) Li*xt
1 07 Jump » 1 I** 1 ,1 7 ?>««
j 77 Mm tO 7 .on I**2 Su*
ART AND AU( HirKCI l KAL HISTORY
I (1 4 111
j 1 1 June 4 ' dO 10] HUH
1 2 June t * 00 101 Hl'H
1 ! .M ty :o 7 no ini HI H
1 1 Mh\ 511 1 .1*) K5l HCH
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t J line t 1 10 H»7 S,ie
M June 2 *Oo 11>7 >.tt*
7 J tin*' ’. 00 111 Huueke
1 Mi\ 2-> 7 *)t) l*i7 S«*<
1.7 M,»\ .51 P op 217 NNil
17 1 " 00 107 Sf
22 »ltin*' 2 1 I*> 1"2 ;> *x
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t 1 Jmu > 1 ! ' 150 Tf’tt
t 2 M.u 2« 1 .l«i 150 r l<’ut
5 t J tin** m *• dd 1 »*• T >*ru
5 l Jiitn* 2 1 It* 150 Tetu
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t Ititu* t 1 JO 1 11 ’lent
t 7 J u in* 2 7 00 Ito T'*n<
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511 linn* 1 7 *5O 14 IT* 111
*x June t I*l 20 Ito T«*m
I I 1 June 2 *» oo 1 ’»'* Tuni
II 2 Jure 2 1 10 153 Trm
It I Miu to l 10 I<7 Ifni
It I J 11m 1 2 1 10 111 Trui
11 7 M.t\ tl * 00 157 Trm
1 I 7 JllllO 2 ’■» Ol* 1 t*) T. ’u
110 June 2 1 10 150 Trm
1m Mhv 2*» 1 H) Ml T«*m
21 Mas tl 7 .«« 1 U Trm
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4 >*» Mas ’U 1 1*» 157 'lent
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4 -t4c June 1 S o)0 It 7 T**ni
.lime 4 1 *lO 111 T«mo
7m> June *> .5. >0 15.7 Trm
7s* June t 7 of) 1'57 T»*m
THE ARTS (AR’IS> Sc- GENERAL
EDIT ATION
ASTRONOMY (ASTRO)
mm June 2 10 20 See IMI
202 May Hl s .00 112 H L
101 Hv app’t
BACTERIOLOGY (BA( D
1 June 2 700 110 Eh
H Mas o') r 10 Sec I.Ht
*< June 1 I 10 200 P K
21 Mas 2' I*lo 100 Wea
112 June 4 1 *lO 111 Tv mu
U*> June 't 7 00 *2«m P I?
.700 Mhv 2* 1 H> 2***3 P H
BIOLO(;iCAL SCIENCE (HI SC) 3<#
GENERAL EDCAATION
BOTANY (BOD
•2 June H 7:10 See Utt
t June 1 1 10 10 Spaik^
It June 7* H.OO 112 H I
Veterans Representative
To Visit Campus Early
The Veterans Administration
representative xvill x’isit State
College today, one day in
advance of the date which had
been. planned
The change is scheduled for the
month ot April only. The visit
will be resumed beginning with
the month of May on the last;
Wednesday of each month.
The representatix'e xvill be in
Room 38, Old Mam between the
hours of 10 a.m. and 3:13 p.m. 1
Examination Sc
22 Mav JC S 00 Sao I.nt
27 June 1 10-'ii K-c
lux Mav .lu 1 ;1U 112 B L
(111, M#» IS «.ml 21X B L
111 June t X-Ol) 112 B L
111 By ami’t
tin liy (.pp’t
tin Mav U 1 10 2211 B L
122 May .11 » ,H) 220 B b
XOn By a,ip'l
■X2.t By app't
iXi’.i June I 1 1" UH Ty-up
B! SINESS STATISTICS (B 8)
1 Mav :tu .1 to ll'r
2 June 1 Jo 20 Sue I lit
t Xla. JO XOO 2115 Bulkk.
XOO Mav .11 7 00 to". II I.
CERAMIC TKCHNOI.Ot.Y (CEB T)
XI June 2 7 no 221 M I
202 Mav 11 7 on '220 M I
ID't June 1 X ‘llO 227 M 1
till May 21 t to 22. X M I
IPX June I. 10 20 220 M I
102 May XI 8 00 22X XI I
11! Mav 2x 7 110 2‘20 XI I
112 June 4 7 III) 220 M l
Xlll June 1 7 00 222 M 1
.Xtil R\ app’t
CHEMICAL ENUNKERIS'fi (CH El
20 Mav 2i 1 10 111 lli'nik.
21 Mav 20 X mi 102 O 1.
401 June 4 l'lo 111 Buliyk.
tipi Juiia 4 7'OU IPX I'l.r
120 May 31 10 103 01.
110 ltv app’t
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2 June 1 t 20 Rai’
a Mav 30 7’2.. 110 O I.
t May 31 10.20 See l.Ht
■X June 4 10-20 ltac
22 June 1 I IP 110 O L
27 Hi app’t
’to May 21 7 OO 100 Aimaliy
31 Mav 2x 1 HI 110 t) I.
47 Juju* .4 7 00 103 Arnisliv
47 Mav 20 1 10 !O.X Amul.y
BIX June 1 X mi 10X O 1,
110 June 0 t'tn 10. X O I,
120 ltv app’t
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tnl May 2X Sno 1M O L
K.X Jim- 1 1 10 11)0 Aimaliv
471 Bi anp’t
477 By app'l
400 June 2 7.00 104 O I.
tot June 4 1 -111 104 O b
404 June 1 X nil lot 0 L
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XXI Bv app’l
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X’.X June 2 1.10 110 0 L
X 45 ltv app’t
T,il.X Mav 2X I 10 110 O I,
CHILI) DEVEI.OHMKNI’ AND FAMILY
REI.ATIUNSHII’S (CD FR>
IX June 4 7’oo Rev
4 221 Mav 2S X. to See but
21. x Mav ‘2- 3. PI 10 Spaika
320 Mav 'it 2 10 IM F: E
l'2o June X 1 Mil II F.•
tII .It.ne 2 a no It H I .
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CIVIL E.V.’LNKKRINC (( K)
It .Imp t 3 PI Sto 1.1-4
12 Mac 21 to .20 See I i,t
411 Mav to 10 20 See I l-t
41 Mav x 1111 See T.l-t
41 Mav XI 7 on 210 K K
XI Mac 2a 7 Ol I See I l-t
M .Time 2 X !» See ! i-t
71 tune 1 la 20 S--* Li-t
an June 1 X to MX V> It
( 14" .1 line 4 1 10 See I.i-c
121 June t I'M 210 See
141 Mav 2c XOO 3’,2 Sac
MX Mhc 2.X X 011 12c Sac N
172 June I l’lo 310 Sac
4 LOIIUNC AND TEX HI ES (CL TX)
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M 2 June I M 20 112 It I
lot June o 10.20 J‘»x B„iu!.«
201 1 Mac 31 7.0il It H FV
2m 2 Mac 31 I M II M If
till June 2 3 to 111 Ituuike
Ml June 2 1 10 20X IPupke
10- Mac tl 1 10 1 lie.
cmnirni k u.ni)
2 Mac 21 7 III) too O T.
,X Mac tl l'l 20 See Li-t
*5 Jufir 2 dd l*)’- T\ A*m
7 June 2 i IP .See I m
X Mic to M 20 S.- 1 ~t
11 Mac 2c XOO 110 0 I,
IX June 2 7 OP 12! Spaika
In Mac .11 7 no IM () 1.
1 i ,lum' 1 7 on 217 Wil
20 .1 met* 1 1" 20 M Spin k
-21 June 4 ! !0 It! Bout ke
2 4 May !0 t 0l See Li-t
'2X Mav 2c ’. to See IHI
2c .Line t 1 M 111 BumAe
to .tune 1 ,’. '.o \ml
21 Mac XI ’• to See T.i-r
12 June I I’M IM () I.
it May 2c ’, PI 2 C It
tl June 2 aOO ‘217 Boucke
2a June 1 X * l ' l IPX Atm-Py
Xu Mac 30 10 20 112 It I.
Xt June 4 M 20 214 Boueke
xx Mac 2x 7 00 I'2l Spaika
rp, June '. 7 oo 3 r It
X 7 Miv 311 7 01) 21 i It I.
■Xc June 2 1 10 110 O l,
(.2 Mav 11 S 00 MX Eiu
I.X June X t XO See Int
ton June 1 7 no MX O I.
40X Mav 2X T’Ou 2D.i Boueke
tin Tune t 7.00 10ft O I,
121 lone 2 I’lo 217 Htiucke
12c Mav 2S l’lO 217 Boueke
Ito June 2 10-2 U 3 W B
Itl Mac 2X 7-00 211 Booek*
417 Ma. 21 I’M 211 It L
1,1. May 21 1:10 110 () L
117 June I M:2U 210 lx F
lie \|av 31 X 011 20X 'Bniuke
IXI Mac ”0 1 M 211 It L
171 Mnv 2c 1-ID MX M E
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.X 2 1 Bv app't
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X 74 By apt, t
577 Hv app’t
COMMEIU lAL CONSCMER SERVICES
(C C SI
tot May XI S’llll Mil H Ec
Work Nears Completion
On Skeet Trap Range
Construction of two buildings
which will house a skeet trap
range should be completed in
about three weeks, Dean Ernest
B. McCoy, director of physical
education said. ]
| The buildings which are being
jconsti-ucted on property west of
jthe Bellefonte Central Railroad'
land the golf course will also be 1
j used by the College of Physical
: Education for hunter safety
[classes.
TUESDAY, APRIL 26. 1960
COMPARATIVE LITER VXTRR «J LIT);
> j-me i *< oo 217 Wii
1U app’t
S«M) By «pp’t
DAIRY SC lENCE (D SC)
4 May 28 7 no ill Dor
7 Mav M K 00 ‘ill |li»r
11 June 1 8 00 211 Bin
15 June 'I 1 10 M 2 R L
27 Mhv tl 7 .oO 117 Bor
H! June 2 Mo 105 Fut
FCONOMKS IEC ON)
2 June 2 2 ‘to Rev.
It June 1 2 10 See Cut
17 Mhv •< .$ 10 See Lint
21 June 4 1. iO See List
5u June 1 10 20 See List
51 June ‘1 *» 10 See Lint
72 Mhv <H 7 00 105 O L
DM June 2 7 on Ji»s O L
tO7 Mh) 2fl Hnu 117 Bih
410 June l 1 10 100 C> I.
125 June 2 7 oo 212 Botiek#
12-' June 1 7 op 107 Houck#
M 2 June 1 1 10 106 0 L
r,u June 2 1 10 1 C B
100 June 2 S 00 ‘205 Mouekft
500 Mae 10 1 *IU 201 Houck#
507 Bv aup’t
510 Mav 21 1 lo 212 Houck*
5M June 4 l *lO 212 Houck#
515 June 1 7.00 212 Houck*
122 June l 7 oo Jt2 Hum ke
EDI ( vriO.NAL SERVICES (ED9ER)
115 Mac ’ll 10 20 Ree
200 June l lO.jo See Li*t
Do Bv app’t
417 June 1 10 20 20,1 Wil
425 Mav 00 0-1!) See Lt>t
|1 15 June 2 0 20 See List
t.P* June 6 S 00 204 H B
4M June 1 1 10 ‘204 U B
111; Bv app't
'Ho By app't
100 By app’t
iI M Bv app’t
)iK June 4 1 10 »02 Wil
500 B\ app’t
.517 June 2 v Oil ‘214 Wil
52.5 Bv app’t
515 June 5 10 20 201 Wil
516 June 4 7 00 215 WII
>o7 June 4 lo 20 21 1 Wil
571 Bv app't
57 v June 4 10 20 215 Wil |
577 Hv app’t
sm) Hv app t
500 June 4 10 20 217 Wil I
ELEC I’RIC VL ENGINEERING (K E) I
H June 4 1:10 121 Spark* !
0 May 24 J JO 121 Spark#
24 Mav 24 s oo 210 F. E
01 June 4 0 00 121 Spark*
52 Mhv «il 10 20 See List
10 June l 2 to See I ist
05 June 4 0 to 110 E K
47 June 1 10 20 MO K E
:H June t !0 2o 110 R E
41 June 4 h :oo 110 K R
4 5 M.t> 01 1-10 110 E E
15 Mhv 20 t *OO See ]Lt
4o June 2 ** oo 202 h E
lot June o 2-to 202 K K
125 Mhv 20 S 00 202 E E
I2n Mav 30 7 00 2o> K K
12' Mav 50 S 00 Se# Lp»t
45 2 Mav 7 01) See Li't
155 June 2 7 OO 202 E 11
Hu Mav 01 1 10 202 J. R
150 June 2 10 20 105 M R
170 June 2 x oo See Lut
4TI June 4 10 20 Sot* I,Ht
**2 1 0 lime .1 1 MO ‘2OO F K
Vjx Mav 7-00 207 F E
5 W June I 1 :10 202 JO R
550 June 1 8 ; ijo 207 R K
571 Miv OO 7 'Oil 201 y ]■'
El KMLNTARY FDICAIION (EL ED)
52n Bv app t
HI B\ app’t
I* t Hv app’t
HU June 4 7 00 214 Wil '
sln Bv app’t
557 June 1 lo 20 3ot Vil
550 }}\ app’t
5o . Hv api' t
5*,1 Hv api*'»
ENGINEERING (K\GR)
1 June 1 1 10 no R R
,H»l .tune 2 50 lui) Wei
j 15u Mi\ >u 7 oo 2o; ]■ R
| ENGINEERING MKt’H\MCS <E MCH)
11 J an** 1 lo Jo See I i^t
12 Mhv >0 5* »o S**e I.l*t
It Mav 2' 0 to Re t *
It J.iue I 0 to Rre
H» .June 1 y <>o 20j E E
l*)'i Bv app’t
HI {;> anp t
PH Hv Ml'p’t
H 7 Hv app’t
Hi' Hv App’t
111) MIV .50 x nil 207 E R
II t Hv app’t
507 H\ app’t
520 Hv app t
52 5 Bv app’t
521 Vmt 14 Hi app’t
•5 50 H\ Ain't
521 Hv App’t
511 Hv app’t
ENGINEERING S( IKNC E (E SC)
01 June 2 7.00 210 R R
■CI Mav 2 y l* 10 210 E fj
ENGLISH IKNGL)
0 Mav to 2 :iu Sec I.Ht
1 Mav 20 t 50 See Gut
2 June 2 1 *lO U 7 Wil
H May 2*5 10 20 See Lut
4 June 1 10 20 See Lu»t
too Bv app't
ENGLISH COMPOSITION (E CMP)
.« Mav ;tl 2 20 111) O L
o June 1 3: to 10.» Armxby
lo) June 1 7.00 m Boucke
40X Mav 21 8 00 107 Boucke
ENGLISH LITER ATI UK <E LIT)
2 Mav 20 10.20 See Lwt
4 12 1 May 28 J.tO Rec
4 iJwne -‘1 <<.*oo 117 Bur
0 Mav 111 ‘1 SO See LGt
20 1 June 2 8 MH) ‘217 Wil
20 2 May 20 1 10 217 Wil
21 l June l 7 .00 Wil
21 2 May 31 1:!« 217 Wil
22 June t 10*20 121 Spark#
20 June t 3'20 See List
30 May 21 B*oo 100 Aimsby
12 Mav tl 8 00 117 But
50 June 1 8.00 110 E E
bo June 4 ‘l.tO See L)-.t
fil May 20 7.00 105 For
65 .lime t 1:10 105 F«u
60 June 1 1 *lO 20t Wil
72 May to 8 oO 110 O L
401 June 2 7.00 117 Bor
429 June 2 7 00 117 Bor
Grads Get $3OOO Grants
Tu'o graduate students have re
ceived $3OOO General Foods Fund
[Fellowship Awards for 1960-61
for doctoral research in home eco
nomics.
| They are Grady White, Kan
napolis, N.C., and Jerry Rivers,
‘Lubbock, Texas.
440 June 1 8 00 200 Bouck#
481 May 31 8.00 •>'! J Wil
187 May 30 B.UO 210 E E
ENTOMOLOGY (ENT)
2 .Tune 2 7.00 1(14 Armaby
15 Ma> 20 1-10 1 i.i F I.
FOODS. NUTRITION. AND HEALTH
(F N)
20 June 4 7.00 105 Atmnby
120 June b 8:00 .4 W II
150 June tt B,3ft 105 Ainw>by
220 1 June 4 1 *lO >o 1 Wil
220 2 June 6 10 20 20 1 Wil
220 3 1 5 May .11 7 00 ,4 W B
'451 June 4 1 10 117 fl«*r
401 June 4 7 .00 112 B L
121 !4v app’t
450 Mav 2S 8 00 Ins Awinby
152 May 41 S ;00 11 H Rc
450 June 1 1 10 14 H F.c
55u I4v ai>ii‘t
FORESTRY (FOR)
49 Mhv 111 1:10 ifi'i Armsby
70 June 4 3 30 luo Armsby
78 June 2 8-on ion Wen
105 June 14 7 00 100 \\ t*a
107 May 28 h no 201 VNVa
121 June 1 3 40 Hju Armsby
427 Mav 28 7 00 U F..t
445 May 30 7.00 100 We*
480 June 4 l 10 100 Wea
481 June 1 8 00 n F,>,
FRENCH (PR)
1 May ‘4O 130 10 Spark*
HI Bv app't
2 June 1 HI 20 121 Spaik*
3 June 2 10*20 20 M S
4 June 4 .4 40 2t> M S
30 June '4 7.00 9 Spaiks
40 Mav 40 8.00 .117 Wil
54 June 4 1 *lO 217 Wil
102 Mav .10 7*oo y Sparks
.4.40 June -4 8 00 ]2 Sparks
41ft Mav 41 7 00 U Sparks
400 Mav 30 7.110 0 Spark*.
540 June 0 1 10 u Sparks
FUEL TECHNOLOGY <F T)
401 Mav 31 1 :10 229 M I
402 June 2 1 10 225 M I
408 June 1 8 00 *229 M I
400 June 4 1 10 220 M I
111 Mav 30 I*lo 225 M I
412 Mav 30 7 00 220 M I
GENERAL EDUCATION
THE ARTS (ARTS!
2 June 1 3*oo 10 Sparks
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE iBI SC)
1 June 1 .4.30 See List
2 June 4 7'*lo 105 bur
HUMANITIES (HI MAN)
1 1 June 4 1 10 100 () L
1.2 June 1 7 .mi 314 Wil
1 4 May 31 7 00 417 Wrl
1 4 June 3 8.00 311 Wil
1 5 Mav 31 ft *OO 417 Wil
1 O June 1 ft 00 4U Wil
1 7 Mav 28 7 do .4:4 Wil
2 I June 2 » 00 11 l Wil
2 2 June .4 7 00 314 Wil
2 1 June 2 800 .401 Wil
21 M.iv 28 7 on 211 Mil
INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING
<I NT U>
400 Mas 28 1 40 See I i*,t
SOCIAL SCIENCE (SO SC)
1 lune 2 7 0(1 203 Wil
GENERAL HOME ECONOMICS (G H
| 14 June 3 10 20 R. .*
GKOGRVPHY (GF.OG)
1 l-o June 4 4 ;n H 4 M E
1 7-y June 2 8 00 4 C 14
2 Mas 31 10.20 119 O L
2*» 1 June 2 1 In 1 V H
20 2 June 2 7 00 4 C J 4
20 J June 4 8 00 i C I!
20 l 5 June 1 430 12! Spaik*
24 1-4 June o 4 '.o 110 K E
21 5-12 lone 2 1 o 20 110 K R
20 l Mav 31 7 mhi 105 M K
‘20.2 June 1 ft 00 104 M E
41 June .4 7 00 Kis M E
120 June 1 ft 00 121 M 1
411 June 2 1 10 229 M I
190 Ijv upp’l
GEOLOGY (GhOL)
20 June 4 10 20 \uj
21 Mav 28 8 00 See Lut
40 June 1 1 Hi ‘29 \J S
31 Mav 28 I*lo 121 M I
12 Mav 2* l ;I0 10 Sn.uks
124 June 1 7*oo 101 M I
104 June 2 1 :10 202 Wii
1.84 June i 7.00 204 Wil
40 4 ]ly Hp]>’t
511 June 2 k 0Q 225 M I
520 B\ app't
510 ]|\ app't
510 June 0 1 10 224 M I
571 Mav 71 T'OO 224 M 1
GEOPHYSICS AND GKOI HEMISTRY
(G G)
102 Mav 31 7 00 121 M I
100 Mav 30 ft 00 121 M I
409 Mav 23 1 10 211 Wil
GERMAN (GKU)
1 June 1 10.20 23 M S
](i H\ app't
2 May 2s I*4o 3 W R
2(1 June 4 7 00 111 Romka
2T May 31 3*30 1» Spark.
4 June 4 U> .20 I**s
!3T Mav 31 10 20 204 Wil
| 4 June 4 3.30 See List
4T M«> 30 7 oo an B.uirU
! II June 2 1:10 211 ll>imk«
j 12 May 28 7 00 217 Ilnucke
25 By app't
102 Hv app't
1420 By app’t
IgKEEK (GREEK)
12 June 1 8.00 14 Spark*
14 June 6 3*40 14 Spark*
20 June 3 7 00 217 Bnuekt
421 Jiv app't
HEALTH EDUCATION OIL ED)
00 Mav 28 3 30 100 Arm*b>
120 June 4 10*20 See List
215 June 3 7 .00 219 £ K
HISTORY (HIST)
0 May 31 10.20 See List
12 June 3 10.2 u pi;, w b
IK Mav 28 10 20 See List
17 May 30 I 10 lift O 1,
18 1 Mav 30 8 00 His W B
18 2-5 June 1 3:30 11 <i OL
19 June 4 10.20 See List
20 1 Mav 28 8 or) in Spark*
20 2 June 8 7 00 in Spaik*
20 3 June 1 7.oft In Sparks
20 4 Mav .40 1 *lO 10 Sparks
20.5-13 June 4 3 30 Vutl
21.1 June 3 1:10 io Spark*
21 2 June 2 7 00 lo Sparks
21 3 June 2 8-00 lo Spaik*
21.4 June 3 8 00 10 Sparks
21 5 Mav 28 7*oo lo Spaiks
21 6-17 May 30 10:20 Curl
23 June 4 1:10 104 Armsby
31 June 1 7.00 3o{ Wil
233 May 30 8 :«n 214 Wil
301 June 2 1:10 11 Spaik*
401 June 4 1:10 5 Lib
404 May 31 B*oo => F.ib
413 June 1 8 :00 5 Lib
419 May 31 7 00 2H B h
422 June 3 8:00 5 Lib
428 June 3 7:00 5 Lib
432 May 25 7:00 5 Lib
440 June 1 7.00 5 Lib
443 May 28 7:00 12 Spark*
447 Junt t 7:00 ft Lib