THURSDAY. MARCH 16, 1961
Work Grants May Be Given
Outstanding juniors and
seniors may be able to get
work scholarships for the
summer term under a new
program announced by Presi
lent Walker Monday.
The grants, to be known as
"faculty aide scholarships," will
be designated not only to provide
funds to students, but also to
give them the opportunity to gain
experience by working with fac
ulty members in their special
ized fields, according to Wilmer
Itgersoll , Rand—
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E. Kenworthy, executive assistant the new program will be con
to the president. tined in other terms.
Students selected for the pro
gram will aid faculty members
working on projects in certain
areas of teaching o. research,
Kenworthy said.
The amount of the scholarship
will vary with the length of the
period covered by each project,
but will not exceed $lOO. One
hundred scholarships will be
awarded for the summer term.
According to Kenworthy, it has
not been decided whether or not
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Any student wishing to be
considered for the program
should apply to his department
head, Jean B. Vandell, secre
tary of scholarships explained.
Department heads will match
students and faculty members
who are to participate in the pro
gram. she said.
Whether or not a student will
be able to be selected if no pro
fessorin his department wants to
participate will not be determined
until the applications are in, she
added.
The Twisters
make music for
I.S.A.'s
CLUB HUBANA
Saturday, March 18
8:30 - 12:00
HUB Ballroom
$l3O per couple
Tickets— at HUB Desk
Get Your's Now Reserved Seats
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littr's
presents
AUTHENTIC
SPORTS CLASSICS
FOR 1961
ti HEU
The new "417" Collection by Van Ileusen highlights
traditional fashions that never grow old for the man
who never grows old. Each style is superbly tailored in
new shirtings with classic designs in the season's latest
colors. They're distinctively different yet so fashion.
ably correct.
Sports Shirts from $2,95
Featuring the new Pima Cotton. Also, con
trasting Wash & Wear Bermuda Shorts from
$3.95. Stop in today and see our fine collection
of Van Heusen Sports Wear.
Choirs to Present
Easter Program
The Meditation Chapel Choirs,
directed by James W. Beach, will
present a Lenten-Easter musical
service at 4:15 p.m. today in the
Eisenhower Chapel.
Dr. Luther H. Harshbarger, Uni
versity chaplain, and Reverend
P. Barrett Rudd, associate director
of the University Christian Asso
ciation, will conduct the service.
Included in the program will
be, "The Falcon" by John Gerrish,
"Crucifixus etiam pro nobis" by
Hans Hassler, "Awake thou win
try earth" and "The Resurrection"
by William Billings.
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