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Profs Give Varied Views on Term
By. SARALEE ORTON I Wettstone said that constant 1 jects and games during one period;
This is the last article in a series repetition is the only way to gairilwhile before we had to modify'
on the reactions of professors in ,skills in such courses as gym-; the time period," she said.
the various colleges to the 4- nastics, and this is impossible' George W. Harvey, associate
terns system.
under the term system. In ad-: professor of physicaleducation.
I said that the term stem hasn't
the short tin - me period often, system Opinions on the term system diti° ll,
by-passing instruction or affected men's required phy
from three professors in the Col 'means
lege of Physical Education rang- many of the fundamental, w iic , sic education courses greatly. .
ed from strong dislike to hearty are the key to success. I The longer class periods make
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approval yesterday. The term system has created , -
it easier to teach activities like
Eugene Wettstone, professor of mental confusion in students volley ball, bowling and outside
physical education and coach of because of the pressure of big 'team sports, he said. For example,i
gymnastics, said that he is now assignments and const a n t under the new system, five more
rounds of bluebooks, he said. ;games of bowling can be corn
against the system, but that "it pie.ted in five weeks than under,
is a little unfair to say this with Mildred A. Lucey. associate pro - `the 8-week pri3e.ram of last year.
any authority since the. true test fessor of physical education, said "Last year, when the periods:
of the term system will come that she - likes the term system were only 315 minutes long after
after a year." . very much." 'time was allowed for dressing, by
For a student to absorb ac She said that in the courses she the time you got outside to start;
tivities or athletics, time is need- teaches. including tennis, field
,playing sports like softball, there'.
ed to digest and assimilate the hockey and bowling, she can Sc-, wasn't much time at all," he
material, and to make it re- complish more in the longer per-said I
tamable in the brain and mus- iod. Under the term system, there Harvey said that as yet it is
.... .....
cular system, he said.
"Quick learning, often means
memorization and quick forget
ting," he added. "In physical edu
cation courses, it can also mean
subjecting yourself to injury."
Events of the Week i ßed Cross Unit
TODAY J. G. Harhai, speaking on -The: Sends Thanks
Graduate Mining Seminar, J. Mechanism of Exothermic Oc-,
Conway, speaking on "A Modifi- elusion of Hydrogen by Cold •
cation of the Mohr-Coulomb Worked Iron-Carbon Alloys," 1:1070 University
Theory of Fracture," 4 p.m., 304 p.m.. 229 MI
. •
MI Physics Colloquium, Dr. Johann President Eric A_ Walker re-
Meditation Chapel Choir, D. Swartz, assistant professor of.ceived a letter yesterday thanking
Festival of Lessons and Carols, physics, University of Rochesterithe University for the use of its
3 p.m., Eisenhower Chapel and research associate at Fermifacilities for the recent Red Cross
i
TIM MOVIE, - Homo The Institute for Nuclear Studies,. Bloodmobile drive.
Magnificent", 1 p.m., 6 p.m., HUB speaking on "Hyperon-nucleon . The letter was sent by Mrs. L.
assembly Interaction," 4:15 p.m., 117 Os- I ,W. Hu, chairman of the blood.
University Lecture -S eri e s, mond drive for State College.
Archibald MacLei.;ll, poet reading FRIDAY i "A total of 351 pints of blood
some of his works, B:3U p.m., Biophysics Seminar. Dr. Sey-,was collected during this visit,",
Schwab mour S. Brody, IBM Watson Re-Mrs. Hu said. "This was our best
TOMORROW search Laboratory, Columbia Uni--1.-day drive for the past several;
Architecture Lecture, Victor D. versity, speaking on "Mesamor-lyears." 1
Gillen, professional architect and phis State of Chlorophyll and its ; "A campus bloodmobile drive;
community planner, speaking on. Possible Role in Photosynthesis,",not only provides Penn State :
"Modern Problems in City Plan- 11:10 a.m.. 300 Walker :students with an opportunity to,
Mint." 7:30 p.m., 121 Sparks Center Stage, "The Cave Dwell- perform a humanitarian and com-1
French Institute Film, Carol- ers," a p.m. Triunity service, but also provides
ine Cherie," 8 p.m., 209 Home Ec„ Fluid Mechanics Seminar Movie, an opportunity for many students,
South Vorticity.”_ . 3:55 . p.m., 301 Eng A to make 'directed donations' or;
... . . _ _
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Psychology Colloquium, Dr. Mineral Industries Colloquium, 'blood replacements' for friends or.
Robert P. Abelson, associate pro- Dr. W. R. Cole, visiting profes, : relatives," Mrs. Hu commented.
fessor of psychology, Yale Uni_ sor of ceramic technology. speak ~ q She cited as an example one
versity, speaking on "Computer ing on "The Work of the Divisionstudent who recruited 2.5 friends;
Simulation of the Attitude Pro- of Building Research of theCSIRO I to donate blood for his brother
c4. , :“P," a p.m., .114 Bouke (Australia)," 4 p:m., MI Autfitor-who has received 13 transfusions.
THURSDAY -rum 1
Biological Science Lecture SATURDAY Froth Sells -1915 Poem 1
Series, Dr. W. D. McElroy, chair- Center Stage, last showing of: "Argosy" magazine of London
man of the biology department "The Cave Dwellers," S p.m. .has asked Froth for permission ti*
and director of McCollum-Pratt Chapel Advent Services, 10:30Iprint a poem that appeared in the
Institute, John Hopkins Univer- Pm., Schwab November issue of Froth in 191.5.
sity, speaking on "Biolumines- SUNDAY Froth got one pound and one
ence," 4 p.m., 214 Bouke Chapel Services, Dr. Luther H. shilling from Fleetway Publicah
Biophysics Seminar, . D r.
. j . Harshbarger. University Chaplain,. tions for its use. The poem is
Lowy, research associate. Kings' 0:55 a.m., Schwab ,"Tobacco" by Graham Lee Hem-
College, London, speaking on German Sing. 7:30 p.m., Schwab. minger.
"Fine Structure and Action of --;„;:'' .^-
Muscle." 11:10 a.m.. 300 Walker
Ch eraist r y Colloquium,
George Porter, University of
Sheffield, England, speaking on
"Kinetics of the Triplet State in
Solution," 12:40 p.m., 302 Whit
more
English Colloquium, Edward
Roienheim, Jr., professor of Eng
speaking on "The Fifth
Voyage of Lemuel Gulliver," 7:30
p.m., Nittany Lion Inn
International Film Sari* a, 1
"Ugetsu," 3 p.m., 7 p.m., HUB
assembly
Metallurgy Graduate Seminar, 1
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is a full hour available for ac-:too early - to tell if a greater'
tivitv after time is allotted for number of class periods are more
students to change clothes, she'heneficial for teaching skills. He .
said. while under the old system said he didn't know yet if skills
only about 35 minutes remained.. could be taught as well in five
"Now we can complete pro—weeks as in eight.
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Booklists Published
For Winter Term
(As a public service The Daily
Collegian is printing the book
lists for courses being coffered in
the nine colleges durrng the
winter term. Omission of a
course from this list does not
necessarily mean it wilt not be
offered, but that Collegian could
not get the name of the text
to be used.)
1:04. - 11 , 4* - 1..I.P.1tY3M!o v;f.N*1•3%.1
Acrta• 1. 2—Aeranntint for Busts*** De',
;visions, Black & Champion, Prentice
, Rail
Acciit S, 4—lntermediate Azroenttimt---C.ona
; preherisive Volume. Karrenbrock &
one. South-Western
iAcctsr 4—Advanced Accsaustinit—Compre
hermive Volume. Kerrenbrucic & Simone,l
South-Western
Atete s—Basle Cast Acesauting. Practice!
Set and Forma to. accompany Text. Spec
; thrie, Pr-entice-HAM ' •
Avert 6.--Principles of Auditing. rev, ed.,
praiear. Prentice-Rail
• Menticraft. Inerarporated: Audit Practice
Problems. Holmes.. Irwin
{Areqt 7—Federal Tea Course. Prentice-
Halt'
lAcctg 111--Aernantbric and The Analysis of
Financial. Data. Fasitair , Mcflraw-Hil)
Laboratory Material. Vol. 1, Rowland &
Warner, State Collece
Acct. 404—Basiness Budgeting & Control,
lHeckert, Ronald Press
Acctg! See--herfruntimy Concepts of Profit,
Gilman. Ronald Presa
Asst SU—Financial Statements. Kennedy
& ldchtiilan, Irwin
;11.. Stet I. 2—Modern Business Statistics.
Freund & Wilrrann. Prentice-Hail
114- 781—astantitathre Analysts Far Baal
ness Decisions, Bierman & Jeedicke.
Irwin
;B. Stat 501—Statistics) Methods. Mils, Holt'
:I Com 1.05--Fsuadamentals of Corporation
Finance, (ree:ed.). Bradley, Molt, Rine
hart
`Corn 109.—Personal and Family Finance,
Wherry & Bradley. Bolt, Rinehart
!Coat. 12.4—Salearnanehip! Principles andi
Methods. Fedi:mon & Wright, Irwin
;Com 161-11ecausasn's at Transportation Cithi
; ed.?, Lveklin. Irwin
,Corn 164—Industrial Structure and Polley.'
I Vance, Prentice-Halt
Corn ISO--lhaseranse: Principle* and Cower-
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR EE, ME, PHYSICS
AND MATH MAJORS
AS FIELD SERVICE ENGINEERS
IN THE MISSILE SYSTEMS FIELD
AC, the Electronics Division of General Motors, presently
has positions available for Electrical Engineers, Mechanical
Engineers, Physics and Math majors to work as Field
Service Engineers on missile systems. You will work on AC's
all-inertial guidance system utilizing digital computers for
the TITAN H missile.
When you join us you will be given a three-month
training course that includes these interesting subjects:
WEAPONS SYSTEMS • THEORY OF GYROS • THEORY
OF OPERATION OF GYROS IN A STABILIZED PLATFORM
• STABELIZATION AND MEASUREMENT LOOPS OF A
MAMMAL • THEORY OF OPERATION OF ERECTION
LOOPS • THEORY OP AIRBORNE. DIGITAL COMPUTERS
** OVERALL SYSTEM CONCEPTS
Following this training period you will be responsible for
installation and check-out of the guidance system for the
TITAN if. Assignments will include positions at military
installations or in Milwaukee.
Contact your College Placement Office regarding a General
MohoriAC campus interview or send the form below to
Mr. G. F. Roasch, Director of Scientific and Professional
Emplernent, Dept. 5753, 7929' South Howell, Milwaukee 1,
Wisconsin, •
An Equal Opportunity Employer
AC SPARK PLUG
IRE ELECTRONICS DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS
MILWAUKEE • LOS ANGELES = BOSTON
AChiever Inertial Guidance Systems for the TITAN 11, THOR and MACE
missiles . . . Bombing Navigational Syttems far the 11-52C&0 and 8.41
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For morn information regarding Field Services Engineering eggartaniries !
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1961
alto*. Limos r 4 Whorry, Holt. illooliort
Ce%! sOO—lorrootooorst Astarsha sisal Man.
;women!, flaypo, Mitrmillno
Com 220—Marketing klanagemseat, Davis,
Ronald PIPla
Com 222—AdvertIning, Kirkimtrkk, Rough.
Inn Mifflin
Cora 224--ItetaMug Management, Brown &
Mori('Ann, KimalA PT , 1111
(:amm 2211—Induatrial Marketing (rev. ed.).
Alexander, Crux», & Cannlngham, Irwin
Cam 211—Pa. Business f.avr. Tanner, MOW
Int r(t. ui. 101,tie I.etcnt l'rineiniew, Phalan.
Penn State Cant,. Ell.
B a nk Law of Agency, Plinio*, Pen* Stain
Coot Ed.
Com 2H—The Bailie Law of Railntents and
Shipmenta. Phalan. Penn State Coot.
Probietns Concerning Hale*
,rind Fituine.
big Trannartione, Phalan, Pieria stets
Cont. Ed.
fluqinerus UAW Undo, the Uniform Corn.
martial Code, Phalan. Prenticvitall
Cam 252—N0 tact
Cant 261—Traffic Management (cry. ed.
I11c✓}), Taft Irwin
Com 262—Poblie Utiiitiem In American
Capitalimn, Milen‘ithio
Com 280—Lit. Insurance, McGill. Irwin
Coo 231-41orstiono & Answers do Real
Estate. (4th ed.l. SellllllOW. P rerttice- [tall
Cam 300--No text
Cant 322—Selected HBR Csses. Keeler's
Corn SSl—Motor Tranaportatinn (Uri ed.).
Taf. Irv: in
Cern 011---Case Problems in Finance, Iluct.
et al.. Irwin
Coen 427—Buying for Retail Storm Win
go te, Prentice-Hall
Corn 48]—Me text
CCM 49t—Land Reormasics. Roane. Harper
Coin Sot—No text
i'frra 508--Menufacturing Polley, Miller,
Irwin
Corn 52.3—N0 Lott
Com 571—A Manual for Writers of Term
Papers, Theses & Disoertationo, Terahian.
Univ. of Chicago , Pre
Coin 577—Policy Formulation and Idminlw•
tratinn, Smith & Christensen, Irwin
Econ 2—Elementary Economics, McConnell.
McCraw-Hill
Econ 11—Preface to Economics. Chandler,
Harper; Economic Principles and Publido
Issues, Oxenteldt. Reinhardt
Eton 50—Econnoreics of Money and Ranking
(3rd ed.), Chandler. Harper
EOM 3115--Graphical Economics, Easthara,
Quadrangle: Intermediate. Eeaaumio
Theory, Malanoa, Lippincott
Eton 3U—Eeosstsmica of Labor Relations,
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