PAGE SIX matriculation cards are made during registration—Large numbers of students registered for the first time and had to have identi fication cards made. Summer Enthliment Tops Previous Year Student. enrollment for the beginning of the University's second year under the four-term plan topped last year's sum mer total by more than 600 in the early .counts, Melvin Rockey, .assistant to the registrar, said yfsterday. Even though more students are being enrolled, the . regis tration process was completed in j 4 one day this year instead of the:working for ;associate degrees, he two days' which it required lastisaid. year, Robert G. Bernreuter, dean; Further` breakdowns of these of admissions,''said last night. j figures, wbith will be available • later, include the - number of Bernreuter attributed h •'!women enro)led and the number change in part to early tiegistra-lof freshmen- entering this' term, Lion. I RDckey sakk THE TOTAL registered as ofi There was an unexpected in yesterday' was 5,804 for this •termerease in the demand for some while last year's early. term totai:cotirses and, new sections had to was 5,166, :be added although these requests 'were no concentrated in any par- Rocke3l said the present totalAicular college, Bernreuter said. will probably increase slightly; when late registrations are corn-1 - • pleted and persons have com- ! Sunny , Pleasant Weather pleted registration for the short Due Today, Tomorrow three-week and six-week courses which will be offered later in! Pleasant, temperatures and most the term. • tly sunny_ skies are predicted for As a result the final totals for today and tomorrow.; However, i t h ere may bb le s registration and the breakdownsi e considera l of the totals cannot be tallied un-, amounts of . cloudiness til the end of the term, he said. Today .sould be somewhat at Jime. warmer but; less humid than yes ficiwever, the present number of Aerday, and a high temperature of undergraduate students will prob-76 d egrees 4 exp e c t e d . ably remain stable, he added. ; Partly cloudy - skies— and cool The undergraduate studentslreadings are forecast for tonight. now enrolled total 2,821 and grad-land the low will be about 58 uate students number 2,020, degrees. - Rockey said. The number of spe-I Tomorrow should be sunny and dal students—those not workmg!somewhat warmer. A -high of 80 towards .a — degree at the presentis likely. I time—is 491. • At the Commonwealth cam- .ASCE Elects Got*!ski Director puses, 472 students have sched- William H. Gotolski, associate uled courses for the summer professor of civil engineering, has term, he said, !been elected to serve a two-year OF THAT TOTAL, 378 areterm as a director of the Central working towards baChelor 'of artsiPennsylvania section, American degrees and the other 94 are Society of Civil Engineers. It's much too hot to throw - stones •• . •• • but PARISH'S is only a stone's: throw from Pollock ancP South Halls To make your summer ;nor. comfortable, PARISH'S has swimwear, denim Bermudas, tennis shoes. Madras sport shirts. and many other items. PARISH'S MENS 'SHOP CAMPUS SHOPPING CENTER • 113 S. GARNER ST. SUMMER COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PAR . PENNSYLVANIA Architecture considers rrogram ,For 12th Terro European Study The Department of ArcNtec ture is now considering a plari for all five-year architecture students to spend their 12th term in Z.u rope: I The term would consist Of, six weeks of study at' the ArOhitec tural Association School of Anchi tecture in London plus aour week planned tour of Euro pe . If the program went into effect, it would have to be "compulsory since it would affect: onlyratiout 30 student and the University would be unable to offer the re quired architectural courses for fewer than 30 students, Milton S. Osborne, head of the :department, said recently. The term in Europe would cost the department approximately $l,llO per student, Osborne said. The department now allots ap proximately $5OO for one term here, he said, so that about ;18,000 extra would be needed. • If an underwriter is not found, the stu denti would have to pay the:extra $lB,OOO themselves. The students would, therefore, have to agree unanimously to the plan, Osborne said. Arrangements are presently being made with the Architec tural Association concerning the course of studies the students would follow. ' • 1 If the program is approved by .the University Senate Cpmmittee lon bourses of study at the trus tees, it would be on a trial basis for next spring term, Osborne said. 'THURSDAY, JUNE 21, THE:' COFFEE SPOT 211 E. Beve Menu to Pleas Your App CORNED BEEF •00••••••••040•11V4/0 ROAST BEEF •••••- ••••••imod • (HINTED LIVER EGGS & SALAMI EGG PASTRAMI ,••.•••.•SSSS•S••S PECAN WAFFLES 61' HOT CAKES All AC The COFFEE SPOT 221 E. Beave
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