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Carnival Applications Available
Monday Afternoon af HUB Desk
Applications for groups wishing
to enter the. Spring Week carnival
will be available Monday after
noon at the Iletzel Union desk,
Robert Polishook, chairman, said
last night.
A MINIMUM of five countries
must be requested by the groups
in preferential order when the
application is turned in, Polishook
said.
The theme of the carnival is'
"Wide, Wide World,"
The applications may be turned
in at .8 a.m. 'Thursday to Paul
,Krow, carnival chairman, at the'
HUB desk. Polishook said the
countries will be assigned to com.
peting groups on a "first come,
first-served" basis. The countries
will then be listed alphabetically
and divided by three to determine
the categories.
A GENERAL LETTER contain
ing the various Spring Week
events and dates will also be avail
FM.
, OWL '23
OPEN TO FRESHMEN ONLY FOUR DIMENSIONS
ICE SKATIN
first 100 (Mescirted GIRLS Admitted
One-Hoff Hour Show by The Penn Sta
FREEI Doughnuts. Coffey. and lint Choc°li
for trnereartod Girls and ALL To ,
_ Independent Ma
Place: Pau State ice Skating Perils
Times 7 - 1 I pm., February 23, 195
Sponsored by
The Tows Indopondont Men's Connell
able with the applications. Pol
ishook added that the prelimin
aries for, the he-man and queen
of-hearts contests will be held
Thursday, April Z 6 and-the finals
Sunday, April 29.
The intramural field, where
the _carnival will be held on Sat
urday, April 28, will be open for
groups to begin working Friday
afternoon _instead .of, Saturday
afternoon as in previous years,
Krow said.
Missile Flight Studied
Earthbound simulation of a mis
sile's behavior in flight is being
studied by University electrical
engineers in a research program
supported by the U.S. 'Army Ord
,nance District, Philadelphia.
The agency recently renewed
its support with a $L5,000 grant
for six months. Dr. Carl Vol;
professor of electrical engineering,
iLs in-charge of the project.
LAST 2 PHIFORMAIKES
FINGER EXERCISE
8 P.M. SAT.
CENTER STAGE
PEU STATE PLAYERS
'ALLER THAN SPARTACUSI
, MALLER THAN BEN HUAI
MALLER THAN TWISTICUSI
TWISTICUS
PART II
Presented by ,
PA SIG and THETA DELTA CHI
monks &
•ics
TIM
PARTY
Figure Skating Club
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK: PENNSYLVANIA
March Grads
Billed in_ Error
Students planning to graduate k'wo , an alumnus o f th e u n i ver _
in March 'should ignore any billisity. •was recently named Peace
sent to th em for spring term f ees, lCorps representative for Venezue-
Richard H. Baker, bursar, sa id i la by Sargent Shriver, Peace
,yesterday 'Corps director .
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Although the bursar's office does Buller will be in charge of 90
not prepare the - bills, ( th i s i s volunteers 'who will begin 'train
done by the date processing s er.. ing in the spring for three agri
vice) Baker said, he imagined cultural projects in Venezuela.
He will be stationed in Caracas
that the names of the graduating
seniors had - not yet been pulled A graduate in chem — iity. and
out when the' Wis. were made UP. economics from Lafayette College
This was confirmed hy H a rry in Easton. Buller received his
A.. Sperber. manager of the d a t a master's degree in plant breeding
processing service: and doctor's degree in agronomy
The bill sent to student's is sistantship
and held_ a graduate research as-1
while working for h
always only an "'estimated bill" advariced degrees here.
and it is up to the student to
make the proper adjustments, He-has been employed for th
such as scho la rships, etc. and re- Oast nine Years as an argonomist
the. amount , due to t h e for the Rockefeller Foundation
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bursar's office. agriculture program in . Mexico.
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THIS SUNDAY
1:30 P.M.
HUB Ballroom
Special Ticket Sale for
HORACE SILVER CONCERT
University Alum •
Given Corpi Post ,
Dr. Roderic E. Buller of Allen-
."LOVER '.COME BACK" hes taken
STATE COLLEGE by storm!!
attendance is so big it will play
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"FUNNIEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR!"
—Bosley Crtiwthers N.Y. Times
FRIDAY,: FEBRUARY 23,. 1962
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AAUP Survey—
(Continued from page one)
all academic ranks. The range of
full - professors' salaries reported
was from $6696 to $13,824; for
associate professors *from $5,300
to $10,240, for assistant profes
sors from $4,104 to $9,070 and for
instructors from $3,780 to $7:444.
The highest paid instructor re
porting, , Brewster said, receives
$648 more a year than the lowest
paid lull professor. This wide
range of salaries within ranks, and
the great overlap that, exist aro
factors that tend to place The Uni
versity low on the AAUP's salary.
rating inale.ilse said.
New College I)iner