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4-Term Year--
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will remain about the same as
now provided during two semes
ters. For example, a student carry
ing 10 credits for three terms
3,vould earn the same 30 credits
as he would at 15 credits per
semester.
Another major change in
itiated under the new plan is
the elimination of the final
examination period. All exam
inations during and at the end
of each term will be conducted
during the regularly scheduled
class periods.
According to the report issued
by Walker, departments are to
begin immediately converting
their curriculum organizations
from eight semesters to twelve
terms and adapting courses, lec
tures, recitations and laboratory
sessions to the 10-week schedule.
The report delegates to the in
dividual departments the job of
offering a sufficiently wide range
of courses •in the summer term,
to attract undergraduate and
graduate students to enroll.
Under the four term plan the
1961-62 academic year will run
as follows! the summer term
will extend from June 15 to
Aug. 24, followed by a fall term
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING CAN START HERE...
If you are completing studies In engineering, economics, math,
science or business, have maintained high averages and are
interested in a rewarding professional career leading to man•
agement, IBM Systems Engineering may be just the career
for you.
What does an IBM Systems Engineer do? He studies problems
In Industry, science, business and government, and then or
ganizes the most modern electronic data processing tech-
niques and machine systems to solve them. He works at the
source and with top executives in the organizations concerned.
The problems are fascinating and exciting—and Include auto
;nation of: process control and manufacturing operations,
inventory control document preparation, satellite tracking,
You naturally have a better chance to grow with a growth company
Stipends Available
from Oct. 2to Dec. 12. Thanks- To Potential Profs
giving will be a one-day recess
on the calendar. Seniors who are considering
The winter and spring
termsi careers in college teaching are
will extend from Jan. 3 to Mar. eligible to compete for one of the
13 and Mar. 21 to May 31 respec-' lO OO fellowships being provided
tively. Easter recess will begin by the Woodrow Wilsot. Fellow-
Friday, April 21 through Sunday, ship Foundation this year.
April 23. Nominations for the awards,
Classes will resume again for
the summer term on June 14 and
will run to Aug. 23.
The new plan, Walker ex
plained, will make it possible for
a student to graduate in three
calendar years. Make-up work
also can be done in shorter, less
costly sessions. .Students who in
terrupt their studies for financial
or health reasons will be able to
re-enter at more frequent periods,
he added.
TIM to Hold Elections
Self-nominating blanks for posi
tions on the Town Independent
Men's Council are now available
at the Hetzel Union desk.
TIM Council elections will be
held Thursday and Friday. Any
town man with a 2.0 All-Univer
sity average and at least two se
mesters remaining at the Univer
sity is eligible for office.
IBM will interview Nov. 10 - 11
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
which provide stipends of $l5OO
for living expenses plus full tui
tion and family allowances, are
made by University faculty mem
bers. Closing date for nomina
tions is Oct. 31.
Additional information about
the program may be obtained
from Dr. Howard A. Cutler, as
sistant to the vice president for
academic affairs, in 302 Old Main.
Eight University students have
received awards since the pro-
gram was installed in 1945.
Prof Returns to Belgium
After Ceramic Research
'Dr. Marie-Claire Gastuche, who
served as a visiting associate pro
fessor of solid.state technology in
the Department of Ceramic Tech
nology this summer, has returned
to her duties in the Soil Science
Laboratory at the Universtiy of
Louvain, • Louvain, Belgium.
OR HERE... OR HERE... OR HERE... OR HERE... OR HERE
highway planning, weather forecasting, and complete business
control systems for utilities, transportation, banking and In
surance, to name but a few. New techniques of automatic data
processing are making headline news almost daily.
Your present training, combined with one of the most compre
hensive training programs conducted by any company, may
put you in a position to join this fast-growing new profession
with virtually an unlimited future. Openings will exist in all
principal U.S. cities. See your Placement Director for addi
tional information about IBM and to arrange for an interview.
Or feel free to write or call me:
Mr. S. F. Davis, Branch Manager, IBM Corporation,
206 Main Street, Johnstown, Pa., JO 7.5181
Student Voters--
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plication form. Your roommate
can sign the affidavit. Action by
a fee collecting officer is not
necessary.
8. Return your ballot with the
original application to the place
of origin. It must be postmarked
not later than Nov. 8, election
day. Be sure to enclose the
marked ballot in the envelope
supplied and enclose the "works"
in the larger envelope, also sup
plied. •
Students wanting further in
formation may call Dan Clemson
Jr., chief clerk of the Centre
County Board of Elections at EL
5-2325. Clemson reminds students
that he cannot supply ballots to
anyone other than registered vot
ers of Centre County who will not
be in the county on election day.
Rushing Meetings Set
A compulsory meeting for all
rushees will be held at 7 tonight
in 121 Sparks to discuss the pro
cedures for signing preferential
lists.
A similar meeting will be held
for all rush chairmen of the sor
orities participating in the rush
period at 4:30 p.m. today in 129
Grange. The rule for bidding will
be explained.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1960
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
11958 VOLVO, white, wew, R&H, belle,
30,000 mil, 80 mpg, A-1 condition. Call
UN 5-8344.
1960 VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe Sedan. Call
Mike Covey 11N6 -6458.
1951 PLYMOUTH, excellent condition.
Good tires, radio, etc. Call UN 5-5441.
1957 PORSCHE 1600 coupe, low mileage,
excellent condition. Call 'AD 7-4171 after
five.
PONTIAC 1951 2-door, good shape. 2 new
l itea, good engine, still Insured, radio
clock, heater. 4D 7-4852.
USED TELEVISION Isets.,l7" - 2l" t table
and floor models. Burn's TV. AD 7-3962.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent in Lemont
fur students. Call AD 7-2727
SINGLE OR double room with board.
Parking available. 243 S. Pugh St. Call
AD 7-3332.
ONE-HALF DOUBLE room two blocks
from campus. 211 Adnms Ave. AD 7-2179.
APARTMENT FURNISHED: 3 rooms and
bath. Contact Bert. Pi Lambda Phi.
GRAD STUDENT (physics) would like
to share his room. It's attractively fur
nished in a new home. For more. informa
tion call AD 8-9697.
QUIET SINGLE mom, two blocks from
campus. AD 7-7151.
TWO LARGE double rooms, free off.
street parking. Full cooking privileges.
One block from North flails. Al) 84946.
SINGLE ROOMS, graduate students. Free
parking. 220 E. Foster Ave.
ROOMS—SINGLE or double to rent nt
420 S. Pugh St, AD 84013.
APARTMENT, furnished, from forks to
furniture. Private entrance. Ideal fur
two. $65 monthly. AD 7-7277 anytime.
FURNISHED TRAILER for 3 male stu
dents; dose in, reasonable rent. Call
AD 8-6772.
GARAGE SPACE available Oct. 1 near
Old Beaver Field. Dial AD 7-4314.
SINGLE BASEMENT Room in a quiet
faculty home $4.75. Male student.
private entrance, phone, bath and park
ins; six minute walk front campus. Phone
Al) 8-6667.
ROOMS FOR Rent—Comfortable weekend
accommodations for PARENTS and
FRIENDS. Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittnny
Ave. Telephone AD 74702 or AD 7-05%,
ask for Mrs. Cox.
MEN STUDENTS; One vacancy in fur
nished apartment for two---$39 ea ch
month; including everything. Call AD
8-1409 after 8:30 p.m.
FOR SALE OR RENT
SA LE OR RENT Bx4o Rollo-Home House
Trailer; porch and awning, Phone AD
8-8214.
LOST
PERSON WHO picked up tan raincoat,
green lining; in Waring Lounge Friday
night. Please call Ray UN 0.2102.
ALPHA OMICRON PI corority pin. Plcase
call unite, UN 5-6432. Reward.
CHARCOAL GRAY Dacron Jacket in
Room 226 Sackett last Tues. Please call
Glen Kreider UN 6-4923, 17 Nittany 214.
SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN I'en (grey). if
found please call Nancy UN 5-E0:35.
BROWN — ROLFE" key case on Tuesday.
Finder please call AD 7-2496. Reward.
HELP WANTED
WAITER TO work for meals. Call AD
7-4979 ask for - caterer.
HELP WANTED in kitchen at Kappa
Delta Rho, good hours. Call AD 7-2337.
PART TIME WORK—college students
(male only) evenings and Saturdays. Cult
Mr. Rogers between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
AD 8-2051. Salary 545 a week.
OPPORTUNITY FOR Enterprising Stu.
dents. Swap your talent as a waiter for
meals. Call Don Davies AD 7-4923.
WAITERS AND Dishwashers. Lunch„ din.
ner furnished. Apply caterer. Alpha Rho
Chi. AD 7-4232.
WANTED
URGENT! MUST have ride to N.Y.C.
Friday afternoon. Call Meg Teichholtz,
UN 5-41.04.
TAPE RECORDER, preferably Webcor
hi-fl or stereo. Call Rill UN 5-5064.
ONE MALE student to shave furnished
apartment. Call AD 8-0654.
MEN WANTING to eat good meals—
AEPi has iiiieninga for waiters or dish
washers. Call Ira AD 7-2941.
WOMAN'S USED bike. Will .pay reason
able price. UN 6-8563.
STUDENT—maIe to share apt. with two
EE students (seniors); reasonable, pleas.,
ant. Phone AD 7-3812, 409 S. Atherton.
MISCELLANEOUS
NITTANY GROTTO orientation meeting
tonight: movie, weekend trips planned;
7 p.m.. m I3oucke.
MEN! NEED part-time work? It's avail
able—work in the dining halls for meal•
(if living off campus) or for cash (if
living on). Special need for help, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, over the noon
hour. in women's units. Apply, Office
of Student Aid, 112 Old Main.
ANYONE INTERESTED in dorm con.
tract at reduced rate. Call AD 7-4702.
A WELL-INFORMED college student is
America's greatest security. If you want
to know the greatest crisis in the world
now, read I ,f, price Time, Life, Newsweek.
Just drop the card in the mail.
PENN STATE-ARMY Excursion (Lakes.
To-Sea Rua) leaves Corner Room 5:00 a.m.
stops at Ildillhenn. Oct. 8, 1960. Total
costs: Game ticket and bus $16.00. Mail
orders and check to Twin Valley Farmers
Exchange, Hegins, Pennsylvania. Call
Valley View, Pa. Overbrook 2-3171. Bene
fit Levi Lamb Fund.
THE INDIGO QUINTET top 5-pied
combo. Now booking Fall and Winter
dates. Call Rich Fischer. AD S-6224..