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!hoofs - G 1440 Leaves) -- of
An academic exodus may ap-)year's leave to praCtice in the
pear to occur this fall as members PhiladelPhia architectural firm of
of the faculty appointed visiting Vincent ; Kling. -
professors at other ' colleges or Boris J. Kochanowsky profes
granted leaves for research de- sor o f . . t .
mining engineering,,
ha
part part for these tasks. ./'
. been granted a leave for the fall'
- - 1
R. WALLACE traEwsTEß, i and spring terms. He will spend
professor of political science, l
w ililhis leave :in Europe doing re
serve at Haverford College. He isisearch on ,blastingi:and the eco- 1
'the author of numerous articleslnomics of mining engineering.
in the field of political science William M. Lepley, director of
and of a textbook, "Government laboratories in the Department ofl
in Modern Society." • . ;Psychology, has been given
'professor a t
Hugh M. Davison, o f:leave for the 1063 spring and sum
' educational research, has beenimer termsi He plans to visit psy-,
:granted ,a leave of absence for the;chology:laboratories in the United)
;fall term. He will spend siX weeks States and abroad and to :study!
:touring •Europe and visiting Eu-lat Trinity. College, Dublin; Ire- 1
ropean universities. ,
'land. - , I
I '
Davison will be conducting re- , While there, he r will review the
search in school administration. ihistorical origins of laboratork
Joseph L. Grucci, associate pro ; coo t ern i aorary
science and will do research in
experimental psy
t, lessor of English composition, has! e h o l og y .
j been granted a leave for the' , .
period of Sept. 1 to Aug. 31, 1963) , NEIL A. McNALL, associate
iprc,iessor lo f American . history,!
• Grucci Will spend most of thisillresearch on the:career of:
'time in . Italy, particularly in, a New York State land sriecula-3
• Florence and Rome. He will be t tor, John •Grieg, who was active ./
working on his own poetry, as , in the early 19th century. Mc: ,
well as translating works of 'cotl - Nall has been granted leave from'
: temporary Italian poets .includ- Jan. 1 .to ;June 30, 1963. '
'ring Nobel Prize winner Quasi- M. •
m F. Mallette, professor'of ag-,
rnodo, Ungaretti, Saba and Mon-I
, ri cultural and biological chemis
tale, who translated T, ,S. Eliot •
s 3try, will be visiting professor at;
"Wasteland" into Italian. }the University of British Colum-
A. 'William Hajjar, professor of !v. , ;.i. Vancouver, Canada, from.
architecture, has been granted a March 18 to Sept.. 17, 1963, I
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MISCELLANEOUS
LEGAL NOTICE:
Notice is hereby given that Campus; Patrol, on the
Pennsylvania State University is in possession of a
xnunber of bicycles found on or about the Campus.
owners unknown.
Oirners are invited to claim their bicycles at ad
'dress below bi- 7 furnishing . proper identificetion.
BiFycles not claimed will be considered abandoned
and subject to sale at a public auction.
SUMMER COLLEGIAN, UNIVERS(
Frederick. Bt Marbp l professor
of jou rn alism:, has b n given a
leave from Sept. I to March 15,
1963, to serve as visiting professor,
of journalism at the National'Uni- 1
versity of Nlcaragu, Managua,
Nicaragua, wider a grant of the
Smith-Mundt ',Act.
PAUL L. 1111CHAEL, associate
professor of engineering resest.rch,
at the University's grdnance Re
search )r.abcjratory,l has been
granted a yejr's leave to work at
!the Institute 'of Gas! Technology,
in Chicago, UL
e While serving as Ia consUltant
.to the institute, h has helped
'develop a gas leak' detector for
pipe mains. He will spend the
year helping ; to get : the detector
`ready for Koduction.
Joseph .Rubin, professor of
American literatur, has been
given a leavo forthe winter and
spring terms of the'', 1962-63 aca
demic year. lfle plans to complete
'an edition of "The Poetry and
'Prose of Angie Braditreet" and to
begin a study project entitled
I"Gtowth oft Walt Whitman's
Mind." 1 ! •
S. Leonard Rubinstein, associ
ate professor; of English, will de
vote a leave for winter land spring
terms to writing fiction!. He is the
author of a novel i "The Battle
Done," published :in 1954. The
book has bean published in 'Eng-
STUDENT CHECK CASHINQ Agency—
Monday through Friday, V :30 to 12:30,
ground floor ot• HUB. •
Signed: Clunpus Patrol
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r l PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
MISCELLANEOUS
Absence
land and has been reprinted in,
paperback editions.
.
Ruth C. Silva, professor of poli-1 Two University graduates have
6'ml - science, will develop stand-:been selected to administer two of
ards for state legislature appor-Termsylvania's four state - park
tionment during -a leave of ab-;regions which were recently estab
sente from Jan. Ito June 30. dished by the Department of For
f The subject has become of par-jests and Waters, Maurice K. God
ticular interest since the recent:dard, forests and waters sgcre
!Supreme Court decision on the e tary, said. i -
f ! matter; Dr. Silva said. Her re-i William Hollenbaugh, wIl re
search will not be devoted to !n ceived a bachelor and mast r , of
specific state, but will cover over- ,
all aspects of the issue. over-science degrees in foreSt manage
iment from the ,University, has
Gordon R. Smith, associate pro- t .,
super
fessoi of English, has received a'n appointed as the park
,Fulbright. Fellowship and v.9ll.!intendent . for the northern region
appointed
!teach at the Royal University
of °f the state. ‘,
Malta on the island of Malta' from! Karl Thomson, who has "been
!Septernbe,r to June, 1963. Smith - appointed as the eastern regional
is a specialist in Shakespearean Parks superintendent; received a
literature. ;bachelor's degree in forestry from
4 Arthur R. Woodward, associate!the University. t.. '
professor of physics, will do re-i Goddard saidithat the creation'
search in polymer physics at of these,four state park regions
Queen .Mary. College of the Uni- will enable his
,department to ad
versity of London, England, fromminister more efficiently Pennsyl-
Sept.. 1 to Aug. 31, 1963. He was!vania's ever-growing park sys
recently awarded a Giiggenheim:tem. He added that there are 73
!Fellowship.. . state parks and 140 recreational
. PHILIP YOUNG, professor oflareas in the state.
American literature, 'has been; "State park attendance; which
awarded a Fulbright • Fellowship:has been increasing' rapidlY in
to lecture in Italy from January recent years, will mean the addi
to June,' 1963. He will deliver a!tion of even more: park facilities
series of lectures on Americantin the years to come," Goddard
literature at Italian universities,tsaid. "This makes closer admin
including Rome, Pisa, Bohigna,:istration of added recreational
Milan and Florence. !areas necessary," he added: •
Plenty more
this comes
Plenty'of electricity is one thing you can always
depend on. Plenty for the dozeni of ways you
put electricity to work now—pl enty i for _ the
many new ways electricity will be serving you
in the years ahead.
That's because the men and women of yoUr
electric company build ahead for you: future
needs. In fact, Anierica's investor-o w ned elec
tric light and- power companies ace building
plants and lines at a rate that will J double the
supply of electricity in the next . to s years.
They can supply all the addition
the nation will ever need.
WEST PENN: - P
lemstor-,ownid. tax- mina ---serviog WasTo
THURSDAY, JULY 26.1 1962
Grads Named
To Staff Parks
where
from !
electricity
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