TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1960
Conflict Schedule Announced
The following is the conflict
examination schedule for the fall
semester.
Students who filed conflicts be
tween Nov. 14 and 18 will be in
formed by the instructor of the
course to which they have been
assigned a conflict exam.
Only those students whose
names appear on the conflict
roster will be eligible to take the
conflict examination. All other
students must take the regular
final exam.
ACCOUNTING (ACC G)
4 Jan 20 7 :00* 202 Boucks
401 By app't
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING
(ARO El
6 Jan 21 8:00 107 Sac
409 Jan 23 10:20 107 Sac
410 Jan 20 3:30 107 Sac
AGRICULTURAL AND BIOLOGICAL
CHEMISTRY (AB CH)
1 Jan 21 8:00 204 F L
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
(AG EC)
8 Jan 19 8:00 202 Wea
21 BY aPO . I
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
(AG ED)
4213 r By al , P . t.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
(AG E)
1211 By, arlp't
AGRONOMY (AGRO)
San 20 1:80 106 Ty:ion
612 By app't
ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTHY)
1 Jan 20 8 :00 11 Sparks
10 By until.
ARCHAEOLOGY (ARC')
2 H' app't
ARCHITECTURE (A.RCII)
IR By a/nit
ART AND ARCHITECTURAL
HISTORY (A A 11)
1 Jan 261 7:00 117 sac
1& By epp't
BACTERIOLOGY (BACT)
6 390 20 S:00 206 P Ji
BOTANY (ROT)
3 By npp't
27 Jan 20 8 :00 112 B
421 By app't
BUSINESS STATISTICS (B 8)
JAI) 20 1 :.10 221 Booeke
2 By app 't
CHEMISTRY (CHEM)
32 By apn't
511 Jan 27 8:00 104 0 L
CHILD DEVELOPMENT & FAMILY
RELATIONSHIPS (CD FR)
18 Jan 24 8:00 103 H Ec So
129 Jan 19 8:00 106 H Ec So
229 By app't
811 Jan 24 8:00 104 11 Ec So
CIVIL ENGINEERING (C
51 By /nit
CLOTHING AND TEXTILES (CL TX)
100 By nop't
103 By app't
COMMERCE (COM)
6 By wpp't
7 Jan 23 7:00 102 0 L
8 By app't
16 Jan 20 3:10 119 Boucke
23 Jan 21 3:30 119 Bolick('
24 Jan 22 8:00 111 Boucke
25 Jan 23 8:00 119 Bourke
80 Jan 20 3:30 205 Boucke
81 By app't
60' Jan 23 7:00 119 Bnurke
57 Jan 20 8:09 119 Boucke
68 :lan 20 7:09 1111 Boucke
85 By app't
66 By app't
405 By app't
401 By app't
437 Jan 19 2:00 119 Boucke
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (C LIT>
1 Jan 20 8:00 15 Sparks
DAIRY SCIENCE (I) SC)
10 Jan 21 10:20 211 Bur
15 By split
427 By amt
ECONOMICS (ECON)
II Jan 20 8:00 109 Arm4l)y
15 Jan 20 1:10 128 Tern
23 Jan 20 3:30 212 Rotteka
50 Jan 19 8:00 212 Boneke
51 Jan 21 1:10 205 Doucke
400 Jan 19 8:00 205 Bourke
405 By app't
4511 Jan 21 3:30 205 Boucke
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (EDSER)
115 Jan 20 10:20 202 Wi)
425 Jan 21 7 :00 208 Wi)
490 By app't
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (E E)
S Jan 21 10:20 201 F. E.
83 Jan 26 3:30 201 F. F.
55 Jan 23 8:00 201 E
43 By app't
45 Jan 20 8:00 201 E E
428 Jan 19 1:10 201 F. E
471 Jan 20 8:00 202 F. F.
535 11v anp't
ENGINEERING MECHANICS (E MCII)
22 Jan 21 3:30 215 San
13 Jan 19 10:20 117 Sac
14 Jan 20 8:00 1111 Sac
40(1 By app't
ENGLISH (Ewa.)
1 Jan 19 7:00 14 Smirks
2 Jan 20 1:10 209 H Ec So
3 Jan 27 :00 203 I A I II
ENGLISH COMPOSITION (E CMP)
Jan 21 3 :30 14 Sparks
90 Jan 19 R:00 14 Snarka
ENGLISH LITERATURE (E LIT)
2 Jan 21 3:30 105 M E
4 Jan 24 8:00 109 0 L
IS Jan 21 5:00 111 Houck*
22 Jan 21 8:00 203 Wil
20 Jan 20 8:00 101 M E
59 Jan 19 10:20 13 Sparks
51 Ity 840
55 Hy app't
451 Ry apn't
FOODS. NUTRITION, AND HEALTH
(F N)
351 Ity app't
457 By met
FRENCH (FR)
1 Jim 21 R:00 214 Wil
2 By app t.
3 Jim 24) 10:24 214 WO,
4 Jan 19 '3:00 214 Wil
110 By app't
fia By app't -
GENERAL EDUCATION
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE (111 EC)
I BY app't
PRINTING
Letterpress • Offset
Commercial Printing
52 E. Coll
HUMANITIES (HUMAN)
INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTAND
ING (INT U)
300 Jan 19 7:00 212 Boucke
SOCIAL SCIENCE (SO SC)
2 By ann't
GENERAL HOME ECONOMICS (0 H E)
15 Jan 20 1:10 131 Tem
GEOGRAPHY (GEOG)
1 By ann't
2 By limit
20 Jan 19 8 :00 217 MI
2t By ann't
26 By app't
32 By app't
460 Jan 21 7 :00 201 WU
GEOLOGY (GEOL)
20 Jan 20 8:u0 214 WU
31 Jan 20 8:00 220 M
71 Jan 21 3:00 229 30 I
GEOPHYSICS AND GEOCHEMISTRY
G)
405 By a pp't
GERMAN (GM
2 Jan 21 3 :30 10 Sparks
Jan 21 3:30 10 Sparks
aT Ity ann't
11 By app't
HEALTH EDUCATION (HL ED)
120 Jan 20 3:30 202 Wil
215 By app't
HISTORY (HIST)
;ran 21 8:00 14 Sparks
12 Jan 21 0:00 1 Sparks
10 Jan 20 7:03 211 N Wii
19 Jan 21 3:30 200 Wil
20 Jan 19 3:30 200 Wit
21 Jan 20 7:00 111 Huucke
22 By aPP%
440 By ityp't
154 By apn't
HOME ART al ART)
14 By limit
249 Jan 20 10:20 103 11 Ec So
HOME ECONOMICS EDUCATION
(HE ED)
210 v J 8 23 1:10 100 H Ec SG
HORTICULTURE (HORT)
2 By app't
HOUSING AND HOME EQUIPMENT
(11S EQ)
•
200 By app't
321 By app't
INDUSTRIAL ARTS (I ART)
350 Jan 19 7:00 15 Sparks
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING E)
301 Jan 23 1:10 210 B
315 Jan 21 10:20 210 H B
323 Jan 21 8:00 210 11 B
335 BY 11 1 1 0')
337 Jan 19 3:30 21 . 0 H B
102 Jan 19 3:30 212 H B
INSTITUTION ADMINISTRATION
(IN A)
326 By NM%
461 I3y app't
JOURNALISM (JOURN)
8 BY app
13 Jan 20 1:10 2 C B
40 Jan 20 8:00 2 C
60 BY APP . t
CPO :lan 19 3:00 2 C
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
(LARCH)
9 Jan 20 3:00 108 Tyson
LIBRARY SCIENCE (L SC)
1 By tipp't
MATHEMATICS (MATH)
6 Jan 24 3:30 217 Wit
42 Jan 10 3:30 217 Wit
3411 By app't
102 Hy alin't
406 Hy atin't
117 Jain 23 8:00 15 Sparks
441 By a») ,.4
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (M E)
22 Jan 21 7:00 106 111 E
3t lty app't
32 Ry 11 1 1 1 1 1
50 Jim 21 8:00 211 M E
FRIDAY, DEC. 16th 9-12 p.m.
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51 By app't
103 Jan 21 10:20 203 It E
108 Jan 19 8:00 105 M. E
153 By app't
METALLURCY (METAL)
59 By app't
METEOROLOGY (METE())
300 Jan 21 19:20 229 M I
502 Jan 19 3:31/ 201 Wl{
MINERAL PREPARATION (MN PR)
1 By app't
MUSIC (MUSIC)
5 Jan 21 1:10 117 Wii
pinLosOpily (NM)
1 Jan 27 8 :00 110 E E
2 Jan 20 0:00 9 Sparka
3 Jan 20 1:10 108 Tyson
9 Itr ann't
418 Ely app't
511 Ily apiet
PHYSICS (PHI'S)
100 By apn't
215 Jan 21 7:00 101 O t.
239 Jan 23 8:00 104 0 L
237 Jan 20 1:10 101 0 L
406 Jan 19 3:30 101 0 L
436 By lima
158 By ulna
562 By a mit
PLANT PATHOLOGY (PPP,TH)
11 By *lnlet
POLITICAL SCIENCE (PL 8C)
4 Jan 24 3:30 1115 E
10 Jan 19 1:10 13 Sparks
11 By app't
15 By app't
20 Jan 21 3:30 17 Sparks ,
421 Jan 21 41:00 17 Sparks
431 By app't
PSYCHOLOGY (PST)
2 Jan 23 4:00 105 1 1 4' B
1 By app't
13 Jan 19 11:00 17 Sparks
11 Jan 20 1:10 0 Sparks
17. Jan 21 7:00 17 Sparks
21 Jan 4:1 4:an 17 S4•ar ks
415 By split
419 Jan 19 10:20 17 Sparks
127 By app 'l.
437 By app't
442 By app'l •
RECREATION EDUCATION (RC ED)
2030 Hy app't
434 By 5111V1
455 By app't
RUSSIAN (BUS/
1 By Flpia
1(1 By app . !
11 By app't
SECONDARY EDUCATION (PIECED)
232 Jan 21 1:10 204 B B
SII ORTH AND (SHORT)
1. app' 1
SO(7IOLOGY (SOC)
1 Jan 20 7:10 fit Bonckt
3 fly app't
12 Jan 24 8:00 202 Wll
13 Jan 21 10:_0 209 Wit
22 fly app't
41:: Jan 19 3:30 11 Sparks
SPANISH (SPAN)
1 Jan 19 8:00 10 Sparks
2 By app't
4 Jan 20 7:00 10 Sparks
301 Hy split
471 fly app't
SPEECH ISPCH)
200 Jan 19 3:311 112 13 L
203 Jan 21 10 :20 18 Sparks
2[H Ily app' t
252 Ry app')
SPEECH EDUCATION (SP ED)
142 Jan 20 10:20 1.1 Sparks
THEATRE ARTS (THEA)
42 :Put 24 R:00 20 , 3
TYPING (TYPI
1 By aptit
ZOOLOGY (MM.)
3 Jan 20 3:30 201 F L
25 Jan 21 8:00 316 F L
437 Jan 21 8:00 816 F L
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SGA Executive-Secretary--
(Continued from page one)
by a faculty committee but the
final decision on hiring would
be up to the SGA Assembly. In
dismissing the secretary, Brandt
said that his contract could be
renewed or dropped by an As
sembly referendum.
Brandt did not specify a time
for the implementation of his pro
posal. He did say, however, that
the plan does not require a time
lag and could be put into opera
tion at any time.
The proposal, according to
f3randt, would provide a continu
ity in student government that
cannot be accomplished by a stu
dent government which is con-
Four Term AL Revision--
(Continued from page one)
upperclassmen with high All-Unt
versity averages, and other spe
cially interested students who Will
he placed in discussion sections led
by the full-time• professors.
The third track will be the in
troduction of History 300, the
honors program, for students
with special abilities.
Some non-TV sections for these
courses may be offered to aid in
scheduling, Green said.
Mil Ball Queen--
(Continued front page one)
home economics from New Wil
mington, escored by John Miller
—Air Force, and Judy Lawhorn.
senior in- - home economics from
Newtown Square, escorted by
James Eshelman Air Force.
It's' FREE I
Block I S I Pep Dance
Music by the Ivy Rocks
DECEMBER 14 7-9 perm
HUB Ballroom _
TRAIN CONNECTIONS AT TYRONE VIA
FULLINGTON AUTO BUS COMPANY FOR
PITTSBURGH & WEST -- HARRISBURG & EAST
Bus leaves Edwards Greyhound Bus Terminal in Slate College
Leaves S. C. 12:30 p. m. Arrives Tyrone 1:15 p. m.
Train leaves Tyrone (West) at 1:34 p. m.
Train leaves Tyrone (East) at 3:46 p. m.
Bus leaves State College 5:15 p.m. Arrives Tyrone 6 p. m.
Train (East) leaves Tyrone at 7:13 p. m.
Train (West) leaves Tyrone at 7:28 p.
• Fullington Auto Bus Company
MI & PHYS ED
SENIORS
You Must Have Your
LA VIE Picture
Taken Before
Christmas Vacation
PENN STATE . PHOTO SHOP
215 E. College Avenue
Mon. - Fri., 9-12; 1-4
Girls wear White Blouses or Sweaters
LIBERAL ARTS SENIORS
must have their
pictures taken this week
stantly changing per3onnel. lie.
also said that a full-time seer?,
tary would help to solve many of
the problems arising in the
change-over to the four-term sys
tem.
TOCS to Appear
On Radio Program
Members of the Thoughtful Ob
servers of the Contemporary
Scene will be guests on a special
radio program called "Tocsin" at
9 tonight over WDFM and WMAI
Appearing on the program pro
duced by H. William Siminglon,
instructor of speech, will be the
following TOCS members: Edwin
R. Fitzgerald; associate professor
of physics; Henry W. Sams, pro
fessor of English: and Raymond
Pepinsky, research professor of
physics.
Music for the program will he
provided by the 'rocs Quartette.
Snow Removal Curtails
Fraser Rd. Parking
Fraser Rd. between Pollock and
Curtin lids. will be closed s to
parking until the work of clear
ing away snow is completed.
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