PAGE EIGHT
Adolf,Lectures
Ey IX:101NAN BEESON
An intellectual conflict on the
imaginary spaceship "Earth" came
into the public •eye as Dr. Helen
Adolf, professor of German, spoke
at the Liberal Arts Lecture Seriesl
Tuesday night.
Using the balance between pes
simism and optimism in literature
as her main theme, Dr. Adolf em
ployed a unique method of pre
senting her topic. Two passengers,
!glee and "Pos," seated together
en the spaceship appeared to be
alike in every way, except their
basic views on life. Telling of
their debate throughout the trip,
tk. Adolf brought out this bal
;ance.
'POS" BEGAN by asking "Neg"
to turn off the light and pull up
the shade because "it's too dark
„in here."
"Neg" replied that It was sense
less to raise the shade because it
was only dark outside; that a
'great eclipse" had occurred.
"s ( Pos" refused to believe this and
said the thought of •it made him
Reel the same way- Mark Twain
must have when he read his own
obituary in a newspaper.
Dr. Adolf explained at this
'point that the real names of the
characters were Negative and
.Positive, and that their thinking
"was colored accordingly.
! The two men then traded glass
es, Dr. Adolf said, and compared
the effects. "Pos" said that "Neg's"
glasses distorted things and made
!the man across the aisle look as
:ghastly as the man in Sambel
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When "Nee tried on his , col-1
league's glasses, he found equally]
as much distortion, but in the'
opposite sense.
They,.bo* agreed that to hold ,
on to one'S 'truth is the purpose ,
of life but would still rather wear
their own glasses. -
THE STEWARD of the ship ar
rived then), Dr. Adolf continued.
His name was "Skep," short for
Skeptical: IHe told "Neg" lknd
"Pos" that ;passengers have al
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ways argu l ed about the "great
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j "Skep" Then told em about a
j passengerl who did; ull up the
shades and stared t the', skies
endlessly.iThis mani then wrote a
'book, "Sleep" contimueil. He said
he had read it and liked the first
part but thought this fast, pail was
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'"not so hot." •1 ' '
Explaining "Skeirs"' statement,
Dr, Adolf identifitg the former
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passenger . , as Dante and the book
to be his I"Divins Comedy."
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Osborne Plans Jul,
Dr. Milton S. Osborne, .profes
sor and head of the Department of
Arc.hitecture, will retire from his
duties July 1. '
He has been named professor,
emeritus of architecture by the,
Board of Trustees for his services
as a faculty member since 1946.
Following his retirement, OsH
borne p..ans to continue his work
in community planning. He is a
Member of the State College
and the Centre CoUnty Regional
Plannirq Commission. He has also
served as planner and consultant
for commissions in Chicago and
GRADUATE STUDENTS. Upperclassmen—
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UNFURNISHED NEWLY decorated 2-TOOll3
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UM per month. Couple or two girls. AD
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AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY I Unfur-
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THURSDAY. APRIL 19. 1962
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serve this summer as I I visiting
critic for architectural i students
at the Art Summer School of the
University of Toronto, where he
was acting director -of the School
of Architecture in 1957-58.
Osborne and, his wife have also
been commissioned to t a
mural depicting "Old lefonte"
for the First Bellefonte Bank and
Trust Co. They have painted
historic murals for the First
National Bank and thei' Nittany
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PART-TIME employment is now available
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school; No. 2, business-like •alppearance:
No. 8, capability to devote ,betWeell 15 to
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