TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1962 99 To Study Abroad Sjmiig Term Concrete plans for spring term to University students abroad are:***™ F»lruntr. Rt-'.h r»iv. tu>rn Fenm-u. studies in Europe are now being-humanities and social sciences 's' OTTi ' Cr, ™ r '- made by the 99 students recently, which appear in the catalog at.vS named to participate m the 1963, the 400 level. The normal.study 1 Ji»ri>*i. her.!. Minmt l*cy. Liberal Arts Study Abroad Pro- load for a University - student * ,rT l , lor T' r . - s»»*n grain in- France, Germany and'abroad is nine credits' de Levie M * P ~ Mct.-mt-ck. Spain. I said j l Al*o Katharine McMtnu*. Marilyn Me* 1t * i Manu*. R«h*jU« Michavl*. Richard Mil* ' bIX colleges are represented; With the natural pvrpntinn nf K *’’ fUr '> Mo-ch-irh. Kuril.: among the students who will go to lmteuaee the Eu S’ 4 * 0 "- B '«» lWr - *‘* ul \ QtmcKnnrer Pranpo- r* nlt\a n a ! Cenam language COUrSCs. inf? fiU 1 ot'wr. .Mnrihn Ku«c, Nanay iiu-io*t*r. ! Strasbourg, r ranee, Colog n. e, j ropean classes are conducted in K.thrjn. Triiir.g, c»n>ic- M.rth. - Germany; or Salamanca. Spain. ■ English but bv European profes- "rr' y c.roi,« w,i: The University has established tts; sors from - th e; European view- !'* n> * * r "' Jnz ’' e i newest program in Spain in con-*»^Q; n f aHdpd 1 »tu4*nt» . wui* «tudy in junction with the r.UniverSity ' * ‘ ; Cologne.] The, includ,.- M»r> I Ellen Ant- ' Salamanca. f THE FRENCH GROUP will be , t V ; K - ' ■ , , iy , mtf \\ imam fr Irmias.. TH<«ita* l*«iUu. I'byllt* . In a recent interview Dagobert a^ompan py Vaclave Mares. Harden, [siixannt lUrtirii. sonni* n*«- A* dirprtnr i a>socialtf professor of economics. «**><>*. HrmHman. Mrtby Ann; K«ffer instnretor studv as opposed to one’ of tour- 1 l n romance languages, u ill be i-ohim.r,; l.uin R«m. Irene -Konßuiwski. icm ' The nnlv TTnivorsitv ennn ' faculty adviser to the Spanish Ecelrn St.lne.ifer. Di.n. Timmcrm.nn, > ism. ine only university-spon- , .... . R Wpisman R»n-» t'ni.r, Al»n white.nd Di.n.. sored tours are course “field r ol T - f™ ' v * n - slon «• vveisman, WlB f i trirx ” Hp T.pvip caid- anv add; ; head of the Department of Art. if, i tional side tritf are , assist th f * tud ‘ n,s 1,1 Ger ' h£ by i the individual student. manj. I Artlall An«|f*m»n. fcUanor Mar ' THE SUCCESS of the relatively Eighteen architecture .student* Nor<u . m.*iJ varitnn. c-r,a V n F»r r^u^ vonna Studv Ahrnarf Prncrram i Participate m a Spy- o*vid Jilt * I Judith (Ur joung study ABroatt program _ . En „ lish J{,,dv nroeram will rril - l;„w.,r.tric. lUmri. Trmtt has bqen gratifying to all those u .i, P fJ. T . , LW Hotfm.n.. J.-u. n..»wi. of ;the : University connected with j announced! in the near future, F rintr , fiiyorini. I j»nic» inn,.-. it 'dp T,pvip said Hp addpd that Levie S3ld. bunch. Klrtiniir Mother. IVjdo- Much. !i. it, ,ae saia. ne tnat . , n.Xtir. mrai n«u. K.ihcrm. foreign newspapers have com-t The »< Itiulentt .elects for the Stc- I'hmip., ..N.nty Ouwlrj. Dmn. mended the program as - one of 1 , “ ur ».P ro « r » i n' •'* **•" . A i! m u n v K »"n R«w»ui. J»n» T.»r«n.i, i-..0-sprioue sprioue ctndv TWai.cp nf itc c.,n i "* r * h ' n * , ’ r - •*?". I-* ol ** Bchel. Jen .tence tM«-ich. Krnr.t Wcllh,.frr. SU IOUS, Stuay. .Because Of Its sue- , ( „ T „, Anne Delluhr. Robert Du.-h.cek, i re,,.-. We,qhert. Su.«nn» Whi.lcr, n.m.lr-, cess, He said,, the program mayjj-udnh Ka.tburn, Shnron Knicleber*. B.r-. Whitcler *n.l Virgin!. Wiegsnd. ultimately be expanded to in- .elude two terris. 1 Enthusiasm ,among “graduates" of ;the program hds led a number of ; them ' to volunteer to accom- pany—at their own expense—fu-' ture Study 'Abroad groups, de Levie said. I |The majority of courses offered 1 Win a FREE ‘Trip to the PITT GAME • Game Ticket •Transportation •Hotel Room Can you outwit the scoreboard clock? Can you guess what time the first touchdown will be scored in Saturday's Penn State- Holy Cross game? If you can you'll win a free trip to; the Penn 'Stale-Pitt game at Pitt Stadium on Nov. 24. It's as t easy as that and there's nothing to buy. All you have'to do is enter your guess :cn special registration forms at any Stale College store displaying « football player cn the door. Ehie£ as often as you like—right up to game lime. For your , con venience, downtown stores will be open Mondays' and Fridays 1 ’ until, 9 p.m. this month. Enter the contest , today at any store with a football player on the door. Enter Today at These Stores Blair Shop Danks & Co. . G. C. iMurphy Co. Bostonian Ltd. Egolfs Penn-Whelan Centre County Film Jack Harper's Rea 8 1 Derick Lab Hur's Mens Shop Schlow's Quality Centre Hardware Kalin's Dress Shop Shop Charles .Shop Kalin's Men's Shop Sears. Roebuck 9c Children's Shop Keeler's Book Store- Co. 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