SATURDAY;' NOVEMBER 17. 1962
Conflict Exams Set
The courses * listed below are
those in' which conllict exams'
have been established during the.
filial examination period for the'
fall term 1962. Dec, 4, 5. and 6. i
Department heads and instructors j
have been informed |of the names I
of those students authorized to !
taste .conflict exams. ' J I
7 Students who filed requests for'
conflict exams should obtain a'
copy of their revised final exam-’
ination schedule at: the Schedul
ing Office, 2 Willard. If an, in
structor 'does not receive noti
fication that a student lias been
assigned to a conflict exam, this
copy of the conflict request may
be used , to certify , that: the re
quest has been.authorized. '
In the'schedule below,.T refers
to Tuesday, Dec. 4; \V toiWednes
day, Dec. 5; and Th to Thursday,
Dec. 6. ,The middle number re
fees to the class period i and the
iast. item to the location of the
examination. i ,
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surplus • labor from farm to m- ! In curriculum offerings, Penn
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