WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1962 4
Pattee Hours Scheduled
For Final Exam Period
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Pattee Library will maintain regular hours aurino t , -the
final examination period. The regular hobrs are from 7:50 a.m.
,to 10 p.m. in all rooms except 107,: which is open untft'll p.m.
The branch libraries will also keep their. regular hours during
this period. •, I
. The agriculture library will ` be of Monday. through
Thursday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. 1 '4" •
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The'.architecture libra ,
ry will be. served 114 Osmond from 6 p.m. to
11! p.m. on Monday through Fri
open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each I
Fri
day. ; . day nights. The Mineral Indus
tries Coufricil has reserved 121
The chemistry-physics library Mineral Industries Building from
will be open from 8 alit to 11 7 P.m..1.011 p.m. Mondays.through
p.m. Monday through Thursday, i Fridays except Wednesday nights.
11 1 ALAN and the-engineering library wi 1 IBOBER. president of
be open from 7:50 a.m. to II p.m.
the Engineering-Architecture Stu
on these days.
, dent Council, sal; that any stu
- ident wanting a room to study in
THE HOME ECONOMICS li-' may contict I..awrence. J. Perez.
will be open Mon d a v
bran. assistant dean of-the Engineerinr.:-
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-through Thursday from 8 a:in. to I
5 p.m., and from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.! Architecture College.
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The mineral mineral industries library ; ' ' •
will be open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. 1 Cleanup To Close
Several theof college, councils '
have reseed ed study rooms for , 15 Parking Areas
their students during the fall; ! ' , I
term. The Business Administra- 1 !To spee up snow.removal from
tion Student Council has reserved' University , parking areas and
107 Boucke from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. t . rOaris, cer ain areas will be closed
Monday through Friday._ , to parking between 2 a.m. and 6
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aim . effective immediately. The Liberal. Arts Student Coon- •
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cif has - reserved several study ' ,; The areas affected• all of which
rooms. These . are 201 and 202 1 will be phsted, are' generally in
Boucke, open froin "6 p.m. to 11 i the central part of the campus.
p.m. every night except Monday, i Parking kits included in the di
-31,3 Willard from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.! rective are 1, 11. 14. 23, 30. 38,
, every night except-Tuesday. and 40, 41, 46,150, 61, 62, 70 and 80.
Thursday, and 213 Willard from '
; The bad on parking will make
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except Monday, Tuesday and
6 p.m. to 11 p.m . every night ; •b le the maneuv •
po s s ering of
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Thursday.
I heavy equipment to speed up the
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I snow removal procedure when it
The chemistry-physics has !re- snows. 1 • ' .
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Cockch Seconds Tie Charges
A recent charge that Russians
deliberately tie each other im
international chess competition to
keep mure Russians in contenUon
has been seconded by Donald
Byrne, -coach of the University
chess team.
Agreeing with the published
opiniort of former 'United States
Chess Chair pion Bobby Fischer,
.Byrne said that Russians ffe
'quently seem to enter into match
es against their countrymenriWith
little desire for victory.
BYRNE DOES not agree. hnw
ever, with another Fischer charge
that individual Russian conduct
during chess matches leaves much
to be desired. Having played
against Riissians in competition
since 1954, Byrne said he has
found them to be "perfect gentle-
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Byrne recently returned 'fromll9s3, ho :has also been the Na
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team championship, which was of times.' In the "speed" tourna
held from September 15 to Octo-Iments, a m o ve must be completed
ber 10 in Bulgaria. • (in 10 wands, Byrne said
ALTHOUGH PLAYERS of hit
- During the'itTtympics" he tied-
$ rank generally play ea four is or five
former Nvorld's champion Mikhail Ztourriaments
. a yr, th is not
Tal,•of Russia; and finished fifth'
true in Byrne s caw He has been
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among approximately 0 playersen- I asked to participate in next
from 37 countries ; were month's invitational united States
feted in the tournament. The
Championship but does not plan
;United States team, pre-tourna- to compete for the "next several
,ment favorites to take second months. " -
place, followed Russia. Yugosla-. He•
would, however, like the
via and Argentina in the finial!
chance4l4 play against a Russian
team standinzk, ' ? team allich has been invited to
, One of the top ten American come to the United States in
chess players, Byrne started play: June. It would be the first time
'Mg the game when he was seven since 1944 that a Russian team
years old and entered his first has been in thiscountry,. Byrne
tournament at the age of 14. said. -
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