PAGE EIGHT Deadline Extended For Tutoring Forms The deadline for application for the SGA Tutoring Serv ice Directory has ben extended until Friday, Ruth Falk, chair man, said last night. "The reason for the extension," Miss Falk said," is that because of sorority rush and term registration many people were either unaware of the previous deadline or unable to obtain an application." Applications may be picked 144) at the Hetzel Union Desk and rettlined there before the Fri day deadline, Miss Falk said. Some changes have been made in the procedures of the directory. she said. Originally the commit tee . planned to compile a com pletely new directory at the be ginning of each term, Miss Falk said. However, the response to the first one was FO great that it seems a waste to tart from scratch again, she said The committee decided that the directory compiled last term will still be available for use. she said. The.new applicants will be com piled in a supplementary direc tory which will also be available. Its an experiMent ito Fupple-, mentary directory will include not•' ; only the -course the student is tutoring, but also the instructor :Wbom the student hr.d for the . course, Misi Falk said. Some stu •dents seem to think this would b 4 helpful, she said. ' l When applying for the tall•term directory, a student was able only to include a"course that was being offered in the fall term. In mak int! application now, Miss Falk said, an applicant can include courses being offered either the winter and spring terms. The -.supplementary directory should be ready for distribution about Jan. 22-Miss Falk said. • 'After this date the committee Will begin work on a thorough evaludtion of the service. she said. .0 is hoped that by the end of the winter term. or the beginning of spring term that a compre hensive study - .can be made of the 4ervice's effectiveness and a re port given. 'he said. Since the directOry for the fall term was originally planned for use only in that term, any student wishing to have his name removed from the directory may do so by Tilling out an application at the NUB desk, on which he should include his name and the course which he was listed as a tutor, Miss Falk <aid. ÜBA Book Sale To End Tomorrow Tomorrow will be The last day that the Used Book Agency will sell text books in the lletzel Union building. - :•1111oney will be refunded for in correct purchases only from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and tornor riOw. :MONEY FOR SOLD BOOKS .W•ill.be,returned•Monday through Stittaiday of next week and unsold books may be picked up Wednes !day through Saturday. The ÜBA will be open from 9:30 a.m. to p.m. dally. LOCAL AD STAFF MEETING 7:00 TONIGHT 131 Sackeff R will k short but VITAL Please be prompt THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! Lion's Den Booth - HUB DESK - Nittany News For The Big Show of the Winter Term featuring Two Giants of Jazz The Exciting Personality of DIZZY GILLESPIE and His Quartet SUNDAY EVENING Janualry 21, 1962 REC HALL Tickets Only Public $1.50 Jazz Club Member $l.OO - '.. Arrangements Set for 1962 indie Encampment; Presidint Walker to Delivei Keynote A44re'ss li Plans are nearing comPletionlest. : - . ing last night_ T date 12 adminis for the 1262 Indie Encampment tr.:thou.:lnd faculty 'members and to be sponsored by the Indeperri almost 30 students have accepted dent Students Association from) invitations to attend encampment, 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Civil) she said: . ' Engineering_Cabin at Stone Val ley. PRESIDENT ERIC A. Walker will deliver the keynote , address after which participants will at tend worksho discussing ISA's views of itself., ps its relationship to other student activities and meth ods !or increasing student inter- PLUS Barry Rein, president of ISA; Dennis Folsom, student govern- ment,president; Joseph Spatafore, vice president of ISA; sand Pat Shockey, ISA representative to the . Association of Women Students, will be the workshop leaders. "So far, we have received excellent , cooperation from the faculty, administration and stu dents who have been invited," Nany Hughes, co-chairman of the program, said at the ;ISA. meet- DUKE ELLINGTON Famous Orchestra TUESDAY, JAIIARY In other business last night, Marion Lefties, advisor to ISA, resigned her position. "Due to my work with the Dean of Women's office and my studies, I feel. that I am no longer able to contrib ute my best effort to ISA," Miss Lefties said in her letter of resignation. and his
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