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Students May Buy
Microfilm Copies
For ten cents a sheet, students can now have for their
own use a copy of material that is contained on microfilm
stored in Pattee Library, Mrs. Margaret K. Spangler, assistant
librarian, announced yesterday
A page of microfilm
Ag Faculty
Hears Talks
On Teaching
Official business was held to
an unprecedented two min
utes in yesterday's Agriculture
faculty meeting. The rest of
the meeting was allocated to
representatives of the Division
of Academic Research and
Services and their talks on
new developments - in teaching.
Leslie Greenhill, associate di
rector of DARS, told faculty
members that there has been "a
tremendous empha3is on research
in instruction recently." The
main reason, he said, was be
cause of vast increases in the Fol
lowing five areas:
•Educational enrollments.
• Complexity of human knowl
edge.
• Cost of maintaining an insti
tution.
•Public pressure.
•Available money for research
projects.
The University's research in
"programmed learning," a form
of self-instruction, was the main
topic of the talks.
L.S.A. FORUM
Sun., Feb. 19, 6:30 p.m.
• "SCIENCE AND RELIGION"
SPEAKER: DR. HAROLD SHILLING
Dean of Graduate School
Lutheran Student Center
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The EUTAW HOUSE
13 Miles East of State College ... Potters Mills
can be reproduced onto an
8 1 / 2 " x 11" sheet of paper in eight
seconds through the use of the
Thermo-fax Reader-Printer, a
machine recently purchased by
the library.
The machine, which cost ap
proximately $6OO, is located in a!
small room adjoining the periodi
cals room on the second floor.
Requests to use the machine
should be made at the periodicals
desk and library assistants will
make the prints.
The ten cents is charged to
cover the costs of paper and the
chemicals Used to operate the ma
chine.
The time needed to make a
copy may vary from one to 30
seconds depending on the de
gree of lightness of the page
being copied, according to Mrs.
Spangler.
Most of the copy - paper will be
printed, with white words on .a
black background since the micro
film is usually printed the op
posite way—black words on white
background. The 'copied page.
though, is easy to read and will
not fade.
Though the Reader-Printer
can be used only with micro
film in making copies, the Pat
tee Library has on file about
8000 reels of film. Included in
this collection are copies of
early American and English
periodicals, several newspapers,
theses and the complete Adams
family papers. •
The library is acquiring more
and more microfilm because it
takes less storage space, is easier
t() handle and lasts longer than
bound volumes, Mrs. Spangler
said.
master chef
;allies!
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
AEC Announces
Loan to University
The Atomic Energy Commis
sion announced yesterday that it
will lend to the University with
out charge the enriched uranium
contained in fuel and fission
counters for the University's
newly-acquired research reactor
at Quehanna:
The Commission also an
nounced that it will provide funds
or services for reprocessing the
spent fuel.
The reactor was acquired by
gift last fall from the Curtiss-
Wright Corporation of Wqod
ridge, N.J.
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? Freshmen, Sophomores!
Men and Women!
Tuesday, March 7
Meetings Tuesday
and Thursday
Becky Kohudic, in charge
Your student newspaper needs you on the businesS
staff.
We need you to deliver Collegians, we need you to
sell classified ads, we need you to service our State
College merchants, we need you to plan our party
pages, we• need you to write radio spot announce
ments to promote the Collegian.
We need you whether you are an engineer or in
dairy science. You need not be a business or jour
nalism major.
Film to Show Navy Flights
Colored movies, highlighting
the Naval aviation program,
will be shown at'7 p.m. Monday
in 121 Sparks.
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