PAGE TWO
Four-Term Year
End of Id Bloc' Planned
i3y PAT DYER
(This is a fourth.in a series of
articles describing the adjust
ments planned, in the various
colleges for the four-term year.)
Student teachers returning
to campus from practice teach
ing will no longer be faced by
eight weeks of an "ed bloc" if
the changes planned in the
College of Education due to
the four-term system are ap
proved by . the University
Senate.
MI ed majors will take one full
term (10 weeks) of student teach
ing under the new plan, accord
ing to Abram W. Vandermeer, as
sociate dean of the college. Dur
ing this same period-they will also
take a seminar dealing with the
school in its community setting,
he said.
The whole program incorpor
ating student teaching and the
seminar will probably carry 11
I. S. A. presents
CLUB HUBANA
DECEMBER 17, 1960 9 'til 12:30
MUSIC BY AL FREEDMAN & THE TWISTERS
$1.50 per Couple
TICKETS ON SALE AT HUB DESK
Christmas Vacation
State College to Lewistown
Bus Schedule
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Buses leave State College Hotel
Tuesday Dec. 2lst
11:15 a.m. 12:10 p.m. 3:35 p.m. 6:55 p.m.
Wednesday 22nd
11:15 a.m. 12:10 p.m. 3:35 pm.
Please Make Reservations
8 hours in advance at Hotel desk
Buses will meet all p.m. west-bound trains
Tuesday, Jan. 3
BOALSBURG AUTO BUS'LINE, INC.
MI &THYS 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
LIBERAL ARTS SENIORS
must have their
pictures taken this week
Girls wear White Blouses or Sweaters
or 12 credits, Vanderrneer said.
At present, secondary ed ma
jors spend eight weeks practice
teaching for 9 credits and eight
weeks in an :'ed bloc" for six
required credits and a three
credit seminar.
Elementary ed majors now de
vote two full semesters to prac
tice teaching and "ed bloc."
With the credits saved by the
elimination of one period of stu
dent teaching, elementary ed ma
jors will be able to take one or a
combination of three options:
credits in related fields such as
retarded children or speech cor
rection, free credits to develop
greater depth in such areas as art,
science, or the humanities, f.ir
elective courses in the elementary,
school teaching subjects.
Under any of 'the options, how
ever, elementary majors will still
take two three-credit methods
courses, he said.
The secondary ed bloc will be
broken up into a sequence of
three-credit courses to be taken I
in the regular terms. Freshmen
will take Math 8 (Statistics) and
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Psychology 2. Sophomores will
take Ed Services 115 and Psy
chology 13 and 14.
Juniors will take a four-credit
course in their teaching area. Pro
posed areas are English, foreign
languages, social sciences, na
tural sciences, and mathematic's.
Seniors will take a newly de
signed course in the foundations
of th e American Secondary
School.
Tuesday: The College of Busi
ness Administration.
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CABIN PARTY
OVERNIGHT
ON
DECEMBER 17 & 18
INQUIRE AT HUB DESK FOR
SI6N•UP SLIP & TICKETS
MEMBERS NON-MEMBERS
$l.OO $2.00
be fresh and lovely all day long with
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McLANAFIAIWS SELF SERVICE, 414 E. College Ave.
NicIANAHAN'S DRUG STORE, 134 S. Allen St.
Prof to Attend Meeting
Edna E. Sommerfeld, assistant
dean for Continuing
,Education
and Commonwealth Campuses in
the College, of Home Economics,
will participate in an annual con
ference in Harriman, N.Y., this
week.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER .16. 1960
CATHAUM Tads, 'at
4:25, 4:45, 1 9:0 li
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Year's Bid Fan-Filled Adventure
NORPEI TO : A ..=_!.. f .
ALASKA =
Yastmuse
NffTANYTONITE
7 :25, 9:66
INGMAR BERGMAN'S
"ILLICIT INTERLUDE"
Stearin May Britt
Through the
Looking Glass
with Gabb!
As I sit here wrapped up in
a parka and counting the days
until Christmas, I begin to
wonder when I will get my
shopping done. If you haven't
finished your ;hopping yet ei
ther, why not join me at Ethel
Meserve's. Conveniently locat
ed near the campus, Ethel Me
serve's is the only store in town
where you can get the perfect
gift for anyone.
FOR THOSE
WHO SMOKE . . .
why not get our beautiful gold
embossed cigarette cases and
lighters. You may choose from
brown, blue or black leather.
The matching set of lighter and
cigarette case and lighter is
truly a handsome gift.
THE PERFECT GIFT
FOR ANY HOME ...
is a set of Danish mosaic
dishes. Choose one dish or a
whole set, but don't miss this
opportunity for they have been
imported especially for you by
Ethel Meserve.
FOR THE LADY IN
YOUR LIFE ...
Ethel has a beautiful selection
of necklaces. Choose from
pearl bead, or Renoir copper,
and be sure (since you are
buying it at Ethel Meserve's)
that you are in best taste,
HAVE A MERRY
CHRISTMAS . . .
and to tell your friends that
you are, spread good cheer by
sending a humorous Christmas
card from Ethel . MeserVe's.
See her special collection 1 of
humorous Christmas Cards in
the card rack at the front of
the store.
Best wishes fox a happy
Holiday,
Gabbi