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University Enrolls 300
New, Transfer Students
For Winter Term Here
About 300 new students, in- i at a reception in the HUB ball
eluding 100 freshmen and 200 room
transfer students with ad
vanced standing, have enrolled
for the winter term.
In addition, about 175 stu
dents have been re-admitted to
the University this term
The total of 475 students is
an increase of 95 over records
for the winter term 1963.
Began Sunday
Orientation for the new stu
dents began Sunday and will
continue until 5 p.r , today.
Final health exa
chemistry test s, s, ming
tests, library tours and de
ferred preregistration,tests are
scheduled for today.
An activities information
center will be open from 1:30
to 5 p.m. in the Hetzel Union
main lounge to provide new
students with information
about extracurricular activities.
The students were welcomed
to the University Monday night
by John R. Rackley, vice presi
dent for resident instruction,
WELCOME PENN STATERS
STOP, SHOP AND SAVE
Mclanahan's Self-Service
Campus Shopping Center
Carry-out Foods
Cold Sodas
Health Aids
Hallmark Cards
Photo Service
School Supplies
Tobacco Department
Magazines
Newspapers
lete Line of Cosmetics
414 E. College Ave.
(across front South Halls)
Phone 238.2252
Open Daily 9 'til 10
To Err Is Human
Rackley told the students
that they should take full ad
vantage of their freedom to
make mistakes.
The freedom to make mis
!takes will not only help a stu
dent gain better Insights or
himself, he said, hut will also
ben'fit him by preventin
similar mistakes in later life.
Rackley told the student
they would have "rewarding
years" at the University if they
pursued their intellectual abili
ties and delved deeply into
the educational community.
Success comes to students
who are highly motivated and
work with efficiency, he said.
However, students should not
overtax themselves with extr2•
curricular activities to a point
where their classroom activi
ties suffer, he cautioned.
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