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Term Curtails Ag Activities—Althouse
The big question created by
the term system is how much
material students will absorb
and retain when it is coming
at them at a much faster pace,
Paul M. Althouse ,assistant di
rector of resident agriculture
instruction, said yesterday.
This question has not been an
swered yet, he said. The system
has not been • in operation long
enough to answer this and many
other problems.
Although this apepars to be
the major problem, the system
so far has affected agricultural
extra-curricular activities more
than it has affected lhe sched
uled courses, Althouse said.
He said the new system has
not affected the faculty or the
courses in the agricultural col
lege any differently than it has
the other colleges. All colleges on
campus are having difficulties
adjusting teaching methods and
work loads to the term plan.
It is the extra-curricular nctiv-
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ities which are being reconsidered
at the present time, Althouse said.
Judging Team activities are
under intense study by the col
lege. It is felt that crop and
cattle judging events are valu
able for a student, but Althouse
said, the college does not want
to schedule them and harm a
student's academic studies.
In previous years judging teams
have gone to such places as
Chicago, 111. and Norfolk, Va. to
judge while classes were sched
uled.
Under the new system, a stu
dent who misses two successive
classes in a course is missing the
equivalent of a week’s work
under the old semester calendar.
As a result, he said, some judging
trips have been scheduled for
between terms.
Extensive field trips will also
have to be cut down or eliminated,
Althouse said. Ip the past, the
College of Agriculture and the
College of Mineral Industries have
relied on field trips as a means
of instruction more than any of
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the other colleges.
Attendance at clubs in the
agriculture school has fallen off,
Althouse said. Whether the drop
is permanent or only temporary
because this is the first term has
not been discovered yet, he said.
Students, Althouse said, seem
ingly have had to make a choice
between extra-curriculhr activ
ties and keeping up with their
work because of the switch to
the term plan. So far, they have
decided to study, he said.
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Pitt Came Buses
North Halls Council will spon
sor buses to the Penn State-Uni
versity of Pittsburgh game.
Round-trip tickets go on sale
today for $4. The buses will sup
ply transportation directly to Pitt
Stadium and back to campus.
Tickets are available at the
Hetzel-Union desk and the Wafr
nock post office. Ticket sale is
scheduled to end Saturday. Stu
dents Who wish to travel together
are requested to purchase tickets
at the same time.
The buses are tentatively sched
uled to leave at 7:30 a.m. Satur
day and will return immediately
after the game.
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