FRIDAY; JANUARY 13. 1961 AWS Judicial Asks Discipline *■ m I veloped countries following their 1 Of 2 V-06CIS graduation, a course called “Com munity Development in Under- The AWS Central Judicial developed Areas,” will be o£- Board Wednesday night recom-i fe^£ d next semester. , , , ~ The course will be administered mended to Dean of Women Dor- the Department of Agricul othy J. Lipp, that a woman who;tural Economics and Rural Soci let her friend in through a locked'ology. Undergraduates may sched door to her residence hall at IT7 ul e it as a three-credit course by , . . enrolling in Rural Sociology 402 a.m. b£ placed on disciplinary anc j gra( } ua t e students as a two probation. Icredit course, by enrolling in The board recommended that|Rural Sociology 551 the coed, who is already on office and academic probation, appear before the Senate Sub-Committee on Discipline. Three successive Saturday 1 a.m. withdrawals were given to the other coed. In other business, the rule that a student may not return to school between semesters earlier than 24 hours before he registers has been changed, Mary Melusky, assistant Pollock Halls coordina tor, announced. The vacation of ficially ends Tuesday, Jan. 31. Students may return to their res idence halls starting 8 a.m. Tues day. The changing of this rule was necessitated by travel incon veniences and advisors' requests. The board decided to eliminate entirely the yellow travel and weekend sign-out sheets. This means that students will use the regular white sign-out sheets. The only 1 a.m. travel permis sion will be given Tuesday night. On Wednesday and Thursday the residehce halls will close at 11:30 p.m. as usual MEN Tomorrow at our store you can buy a sport coat for $25.00 from one lot selected from our regular stock. The regular price of these coats is from $35.00 to 49.50. JACK HARPER STATE COLLEGE ‘ VoM ' Have WMT itlKeS *4/ lb BuY a (oNTekBRaRYGRD 254 go (?tv\E §fer»D iT v/iTnUs, VALENTINE CARD For Your Special Valentine at MeLanahan’g Self Service 414 E, College Ave. and McLanahan's Drug Co. 134 S. Allen St. New Soc Course Will Be Offered For the benefit of students in terested in working in underde- CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 112 W. Hamilton Ave., State College pastor: Robert F. McLaughlin 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Darrell Eddy, Missionary from Thailand 7:45 p.m, Missionary Film We preach Christ crucified, risen, and coming again . . . Ayoung lawyer may spend many years searching through the countless volumes in a law library before ha ever gets a chance to plead a case. His job is to research the cases which may provide legal precedent. It's a very necessary but tedious task. Recently it was demonstrated that an IBM computer could accomplish electronic retrieval of statutory law. Nearly 2,000 statutes pertaining to a specific area of the law were stored in the computer’s memory. In response to inquiries, the computer searched its memory at elec tronic speed and on instructions pointed out either citations or the full text of relevant statutes. This was accomplished in minutes. It might have taken a young lawyer the entire day. ThE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA National Teachers Exam Will Be Offered Feb. ! 1 Tomorrow will be the deadline for making application for the [National Teachers Examination to be offered on Feb. 11. i Dr. Andrew V. Kozak, associate professor of education, who is in charge of the examination said that application forms are avail able in 311 Burrowes. Applications submitted after to morrow must be accompanied by a late registration fee. —The original round-top tower and plain roof of Old Main were replaced in 1895-96 after a fire. . .-.v.-.w. £f j f <>/ $ IpliilpiiPiiil i^mr ' ft , GETTING DOWN TO CASES.. .WITH AN ELECTRONIC COMPUTER You naturally have a better chance to grow with a growth company. IBM IBM WILL INTERVIEW FEBRUARY 20-24 “ • Results —Try the Classified A< Graduating Seniors ... Take Penn State with you after Graduation Join the Penn State Alumni Association Now Special Senior Membership Conte in or Send Your Membership to: The Alumni Office 104 Old Main Putting computers to work in unusual ways is not new at IBM. Computers are pow doing remarkable jobs in interesting and important areas of business, industry, science and government. If you are interested in a company that offers you an exciting career with virtually unlimited growth potential, then you should investigate IBM. Positions are open in re search, development, programming and manufacturing. The IBM representative will be glad to discuss any one of these fields with you. Your placement office can give you further information and arrange for an appointment. Or you may write, outlining your background and interests, to: Manager of Technical Employment, IBM Corporation, 590 Madison Avenue, New York. 22, N.Y.
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers