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3-Day Exam . P‘riod !:-,.t
A sur:ey of all University de- cent soli'. have three exarris the that these students' grades may be
partrr.er.'s reveals that finals will same . d ay _ , '
_turned in early since graduation
be - gi - ler• fall 'term during the - The schedule for the fiaals is set for Dec. 8.
- three-dfry final examination per- period will .be publi2hed in pc- Starting the day *ter the end
-,...
if - xi in F:s' per cent of all courses. tuber, and ',students should file of r the ter-r, the 1-,31 examina-
John F. M.:l;er. scheduling offi- conflict requests at tge schedu:lrig ton period will be held Dec.
-- ter. ,pull yesterday. office within a vreek_ Howeier, :4 - 6 : The 75-minute finals will be
In the remaining 25 per cent if' such a request is presented scheduled from rh -9 a-rn- to 9 : 55
of - tae ~c ourscis.• professors will lat e , a f e e of $lO will be charged P-in
either 'schedule final exams in the student. he said. NO STUDENT,. hc-werer, will
the regular chew periods during e Miller said that he cannot :as-:have exams both periods three and
the litst, v. c - ...-k,of the term or will sure students that have three ifs- four or periods six and seven so
v.*
not any "final exams, Miller aminations On 1 one day that this that he will not have te'miss any
said. - -
.situation vrill be changed i meals. Miller said_
TILE IDECISION concerning the If thetime;for a final'is changed The fee for roirn' and board
'scheul-r.g -of finals will be made for a student hairing a :- can tti ct _ will not be raised because' of the
by the instnietor of the course, he copies of the Ichange will be giren -three day extension. he added. It
said i to th.- department concerned find Will 4 : c51 the University. aPProxi
..
Aboilt 15 . per - cent of the &lA/ -to the studen t. he said. i mately $l3 extra a Year per stu
dent body viii have conflicts with. Professors may have to give dent, he explained
-their exany sche*luled at the same special attention to scheduling
time. he said. and another 15 per finals fOr graduating seniors,l so
Ashby Receives DOC Post.
chref:tor of the Divisiori
Intermediate Registra,uon. Tie has
been assistant director of .the
Divi!Aon of
.Counseling since. 1057,
Ashby if, a graduate of Sotith 4
ern Illinois University. whet - 1j he.
received Fris bachelor and master's
degrees. His doctor of philos*hy
•degree was conferred by Henn
State.
Jefftr-on D. A.-.hby. assistant
proferi , lr .of parchology and aii
sistar.li directqraof the Divx.sion of
Co;r:vt•ling. h:- - , been appointed
asme:ate thre'tot of the division.
He y. -
: I
II retain h:': title in the
Depa ni..-nt el 1 5 .-wchniogY•
A-Fh y 11. - il! 134.- in charge of all
students re.gi.s.lered in the Divis - -
ion of t i c Couns.tiing. of which there
are a Jut 1.5 ( i0 per year. He also
will Ix ref - ix/risible for coordi
riatir,g enunfelLig ikork on. the
i
Cornn onwealth campuses. The
new s. -,rte ;•11'.: dir”ctor will ser:e
on th LTA:.-.-er,,itv's Committee on
Acadtrie Sta^,dardc.
ibv ha , : been a member of
the Liri'ivers:ty faculty since 1952
named assistant to
Special Funds
Now Avail-61e
speclpl wholarships and
loan :funds ha•.e recently been
,establish,el,
The Rotk well Manufacturing
Co. of Pittsburgh has set up a loan
fund ; pnmarilv in aid 'sons and
dauri t tters of co - rr.pany employees
who attend the Ur iversity.
The Fred Merlin Kecker Schol
arship Fund has been established
-10 provide a four-year scholar
ship lo a Male student who is a
graduate iof York Community
Hieh ISchool. Elmhurst.
Tw o four-year scholarships
have i been established by the
Walter S Bayer Estate. The grants
will lie known as the Walter S.
Bavrt Scholarship" and the "Min
na Haver Scholarship” and will
be open to freshmen who reside
in Berks County. A young man
will be e' r tinsen for the former
grant, and a young woman for
the /litter.
The class of 1962 established a
loan if und with an initial gift of
54.35:
I,ons not exreeding $5OO in
any lone year will be available
to fall-lime ; students working for
bachelor or associate degrees.
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Sunday, July 11
Beginners Welcome
Bring own water & lunch
Meet 9:30 A.M. la, front of
Rec. Hall
Phone AD 8-3390
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