PAGE 'TWELVE Undergraduate A large number of undergrad 4uate scholarships, are now avail able to all students who have completed at least one term of study at any of the University campuses. Most of these are awarded on the basis of superior performance, field of study, financial need and• campus activities, Ralph N. Kreck er, director of student aid, said recently. They vary widely in amount and will be available to the recipients for the 1963-64 aca demic year. Applications for the scholarships may be obtained at the Office of New College Diner Dc iintown Between the tilodies ' i JIDIlillllillllll!+111119!+II!IIIF:b :' e RADIO°PHONO i ° SERVICE ° i .... 5 delivery AD 841021 E.- & pick - c 1 up m = = = ON 1 CENTER 232 S. Allen Si. E Litutmuumumuutunintuuntwommanitua A midwestern college audience recently heard this answer in a talk by A.T. & T. Board Chairman, Frederick R. Kappel "To us this is an important question becau.4e we hire . nearly 3000 college graduates yearly. To get an answer we went to-our own files and examined the records' of nearly 17,000 people. We Checked each man's compara tive success_against what he achieved in college. "As a group, the scholar* won handily. Of the men 4who stood among the top third in salary for their•level of experience, more than halt were 'also in the top third of their college class. Only a quarter were in the bottom third. !`And contrary•to age-oid beliefs, extracurricular activi ties proved a lesser indicator unless the individual had an Outstanding achievement. Mere 'joining' was not enough. "The study Indicates, at least as far as the Bell System goes, that there's little opportunity for college students May Apply for Student Aid, 218 Willard, or-from the deans of student affairs at the Commonwealth campuses. Completed forms must be re turned to the office from which they were obtained by Jan,. 18, Liberal Ads Lecture Series Dr. Dagobert deievie Director of Study Abroad Orogram "Study Abroad or Tourism OR Both?" TONIGHT 7:30 o'clock '' 11111111. t i Reception in main lounge foli(owing talk ;e: For Results ' Use Collegiaa Classifieds THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA preaents HUB Assembly Room Those _who plan to study abroad ore urged to attend Scholcirships 1963. Because ofrequired Signa tures and recommendations which must be'subtted with the Corms, students are . :farged to secuie the forms early during this terirr, Krecker said.; who practice 'diplomaship'—the belief that a diploma automatically leads to job success. Such thinking will not make telephone service what we know it can ' be. . "The men we want are men with. intelligence plus those other attributes that give you the feel, the sense that they will 'make killings move.and move well .=men who want to excel and are determined to work at it. 1 "Nothing short of excellence will do," • FREDERICK R. RAPPEL, Chairman of the Board . Atnerican Telephone and Telegraph Company - BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES , Miss the convenience of home ? ? QUALITY CL EAkERS will take itsplao. PICKUP a DELIVERY ON CAMPUS • Laundry • Repairs & Alterations while v wait " • Dry Cleaning & Pressing 109 S. Pugh St. AD 84992 COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE BICYCLE: Ilea weight, In good condition. double baskets and born; /10.00. Call Chad AD" 7-4326. DRESSERS, BREAKFAST SETS. Beds, Tables and Sofas. Hoes Used Furniture, Lemont. Open 6-41 p.m. AD 8-0424. TRANSPORTATION : 1960 CHEVY. 4- door. HO 6-6402. IN2 RENAULT Dauphin Delux. Con ditioned iruaranteed-5 months remaining on manufacturer's 'warranty. Priced to eta. AD 7-4412. FOR SALE: Girl's English Siii. Good condition. Call UN . 5-4813. RCA' TAPE-RECORDER. orthopbohle. Owa-traok. Zepeed, remote control. new retarding bead. Must sell—HO or best offer. Call Rabbit AD Of 6. USED 24 extellent conditfom'irimi 4iir eatable. norm AD 8-8850. TUESDAY. paOBER 9. 1967 FOR SALE 1966 : ENGLISH Indian Mameyak.. Eartl— lent i condition. Sacra — ice :price. Call 41) g-trGI. o • UNDERWOOD iPORTABLE Tioewrilir I Pslrl'Pirestone 1.70-15 4-ply nylon tires. tubes. Tints, used 300 yaks. Call AD 7-3161 14 p.m. 't PAHILLA -- 1,000 mile*, with wrindehhtkl. new—sirDinir for i3OO. Ask for Coot*. AD 11S-9048. STUDENTS-4,N Motor Seooter, and other types of hi \motet. Erie Inauraw Exchange, Mr. Td 'elm AD $4633. , YOUR CHOICE! 19):;! Buick Special. r 2. 0 00 heater. (216.90: 1855 " Pontiac Starcbtet 2-door hardtop. WI wont. air eanditionfiat, white walla, radio. immix': 51295.00 itelpdhe einiaidered tot rontiac). irD 8-)41511. AQUA 'LUNGS! twin iB'ie-120 a piece. Pete Kent UN' S-4482. WaidARANIETV PUPPIES. Need home for two= fine mike. A.K.C., 10 tracks told. Resionably prietd.. EL 01147, - FOR RENT oninewle••••••111R1011,00 IWO ONE-HALIr NI/01lBLE Ream—amallo jela immediately tag University male studentP it 112 W. ADO: Ave. Plume AD-1-2.58a. .- HOUSE 3-bedroom , fireplace, oil host. attached trarase: i miler north of barons& Rent reasonable. Can AD . 7-4591.. after b p.m. or AD 7,76117 E t. 465, A a 421... 16 Dm.. ask fay ernie. . , aleallsaMMlN ,lo 4 l l 4o l~MienteesamopillilUSOMMlNlNUMEll • HELP WANTED SOY TO WORD{ is boarding boine, Oat* meals each daY except Sunday. Call AD STUDENTS EARN UP to $1.60 per lour Netting bowling .pins, two or three no- Dints of your ehofto. Downtown Dos Club, 128 _S. -hush. 1010,10111111••••••••••• WOAILIC WANTED TYPING: THESIS. TERM PAPERS, Rr perrts dont fast! and accurately. AD 7. AM,, ****** sm. WANTED •••••••••••••••••*•4•••••••••••••••••••••••• ,n_ WILLING TO! BE scalped if n reps: ary. Need four tic eta for Syracuse s me. Please call Harry AD 11-31593. KITCHEN HELP at ACPI.. Call AD 7-2941 ask for caterer. WANTED DESPERATELY—three tickets for the Malt-Penn State same. Cali bilehele at UN 5-78215. YOUNG MEN ;desiring place to live, sham expenses_ of larva 6 room house 6 panes from. town. Call AD 7-4696 after 6 p.m. or AD 7-7611 lEzt. 455 11 s.va.4 p.m.•Ask for Ernie.. ROOMMATE { WANTED. Call Hen, AD E 74959, 427 . Bearer Ave. WANTED NDRTII HALLS Dorm Con— tract. Call Jith AD 7-311812- . LOST LOST: RACING BIKE •Viking" blue. Will borrowers please return. No questions asked. Reward. AD 8-2739. DM, YOU hare A.F.FLO.T.C. haat Thurs— day. .Eth"'yeriod7 Cheek right pocket of raincoat to ata it you have mine. Lost at .114 Wagner. Please return. Reward. Ron, 110 Pollock A, 5-4652. PAIR OF vOlita prescription Dung's's." between Ed. And Borne Ee. Call 14:136. MANIi WAtLET, black, lost between Hammcmd and West Halls. Put in mtilboz or call Jim Kalman UN 6.2366. BROWN SUEDE, Jacket at' itsittnl;ftaets, Saturday'. Retrard. Call Way'aa at rr4165. I -- FOUND HORACE MANN High School Rios 111), !elitists L.C.lt Call Ken 6-4214 bttireee :00 sari. an d 6:00 p.m. tzio} as 14 Pfr,i X•l2 f: THE 'MUSIC; MART—The Complete Musk Store Gl:thus and Guitar &mayor/4m Street limit I and a Complete Instrument Repair Service. Also Ukea, Banjos, and : , LIBERAL ARTS LECTURE SERIES pm sents Dr. Dairobert de Levis. director of Study Abroat 'Deakins on **Study Abroad or Tourism OR Both?" Tuesday. Vet. - 9, 7:34 HUB Assembly. Reeeptivn follow talk in main lounge. TOWN. INDEP YEN Interested in running for MC neil.piek Wt. seseinetkor petitions — at the BIM desk. CHIMISTRX 713TORING--krold s iretttas that snowed feeling. Call AD 11-8/118.. FROSHI ELECT 'Walt Wiewiaro class president. r4t-hisl school student mad/ president. .ones terns, tteas's lint lint e N• CLUB needs tootbell : plamers bairrked. Anyone . 1 / a rrested eon UN 1-002 - 7 sue. Sunday Uwe TIMM SENSE: St4l4lents for Pewee Invites Two tie an seam% seating Wed.,' Oct- PP. SAO p.m., 211 FMB. . • i • NEWMAN, :CLUB Football gaol poi, Oct. to. 4:30 p.m. Field No. 2 pillseirat to Fouttoll IsmAlivio.
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