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Divinity Prof
To Speak
At Chapel
Dr. James L. Adams, pro
fessor of Christian ethics at
the Harvard Divinity School,
will speak at the University,
chapel service at 10:55 a.m. to
morrow. His topic will be
“Broken Cisterns and Earth
en Vessels."
Author and translator of arti
cles on social ethics, race rela
tions and the church, Adams lias
also written two books entitled
“Taking Time Seriously” and
“The Changing Reputation of Hu
man Nature.”
He is co-editor of “The Beacon
Press Series on the Sociology of
Politics and Religion.”
Preacher for the Protestant
Worship Service at 9 a.m. tomor
row in the Helen Eakin Eisenhow
er Chapel will be the Rev. Arthur
R. Seyda.
Rev. Seyda, Lutheran chaplain
to the University, will speak on
“Christ and Caesar."
The speaker joined the Univer
sity staff last fall after serving
pastorates in New York, Connec-;
ticut and Pennsylvania.
SUNDAY, NOV. 6
6:30 P.M.
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TUESDAY, NOV. 8 -- 6:30
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Pennsylvania students ap
plying for admissions to the
University who are in the sec
ond fifth of their high school
classes will now be required
to take a College Board En
trance the Uni
versity Senate ruled Thurs
day-
In presenting the report of the
Committee on Admissions, Rich
ard G. Stoner, chairman, said that
only a small percentage of the
students admitted this year were
below the second fifth of their
graduating class.
He explained that in the future
the admissions policy will have
to be even more selective because
of the increasing number of stu
dents applying.
The previous admissions pol
icy had required Pennsylvania
students below the second filth
to submit their scores of the
Standard Aptitude Test of one
College Board. Those in the fop
two fifths were admitted on the
basis of their high school rec
ords.
In a discussion of the report,
Abram Vandermeer asked if the
committee had considered requir-
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HS Students
Take 'Boards
ing the test of the first fifth also.
Stoner answered that the com
mittee had considered this alter
nate plan, but had found that
“students admitted from the first
fifth of their high school classes
consistently graduate with high
er averages.’ 1
Hugh M. Davison spoke in op
position to the bill, saying that it
opposed the true purpose of a
land grant institution. He moved
that the rule apply only for one
year and then revert to the orig
inal proposal. This was defeated
and the original motion was
passed.
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Have you all recovered from
last weekend yet? O.K. then
get ready for a new one. Pitt
weekend is only two weeks
away. By the way Ethel and
I noticed’ that we sold many "It
was a great party .. . w f as I
there" cards -this week. Is this
a sign of a good weekend?
TIME TO SAVE ...
money I mean. (That is until
Thanksgiving when you can
hit dad’s wallet) Let Ethel help
you save. Get one of our wood
en “hide the change” banks im
ported straight from Japan.
ALSO FROM JAPAN . ..
are boxes of note paper with
hand painted Japanese designs.
If you don"t have anyone to
write to, frame the paintings on
your wall alongside the party
pictures. Airy "nature scenes
you know.
FOR YOU CHIMNEYS . . .
we have handsome brown, red
and green ash trays that ab
sorb the cigarette fumes. This
is guaranteed to stop your
roomie from griping about the
cloud chamber in the room.
These modernistic ash trays
may be yours for about three
dollars.
GIRLS, DROP THE HINTS
EARLY . . .
so he can buy your Christmas
present now. You’ll love Eth
el’s huge simulated pearl bib
necklaces and onyx and pearl
bracelets.
IF HE IS A PROBLEM . . .
gift wise I mean. We have
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See you soon,
Gabbi
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