SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1966
New Fellowships Authorized
Ninety-five graduate fellowships in 32 areas of study
m n r °i ,h 0 U "> v mity under the pin
ldnK M n e U ' N:U, ? nal Dof f , 'tsc Education Art ot
i° n . MtG ,'; e; "' y ' dean of lll c Graduate School.
v»as aoMSDti last month.
pu ‘' p,)SOS °, f lhe Pi'oKt'am are to assist qualified stu
dents to enter graduate school and prepare to teach in the
?nr <! 1 V . L ‘ fies , {,ncl unm ’ l shies and to increase facilities
for graduate study.
. i r ' le , nt T lclln wships will become effective next Sep
m V , , 1 75 per (-t ’ nl of them nuts| be awarded to
students who have completed not more than 15 credits of
gtactuate work by then, and 25 per cent aie available to
students who have completed not more than two years of
Study.
, How Much
t he fellowship, it is explained, is normally a three-yeai
awaict, depending upon continued satisfactory scholarship
and congressional appropriations each year. The stipend is
University Artist Gives One-Man Show
Forty new intaglio prints ol ings are single-color and white many public and private collec-iThe National Gallery of Art: Thel
know* nririt m oknv ialc f nation i d ! v nr i n .! s: - ... . . 1 lions ineluding: 'Philadelphia Museum of Art:!
kiiou piHUmaker and assoemle Altman worked in clctfe col-. T , A . n ,, ~ . ■ . _ , . .
professor of art at the Univor- iahoration with the master pnnt-i Tho . Art Galler - V ol Greater. The Royal Museum of Fine Arts,|
sify. will ho exhibited at Weyhe erv. of the Imorimerie ho Blanc, 1 victoria, Canada; Tlie Art In-,Copenhagen, Denmark: The
Gallery, Now York, NY., from u here all of the prints wore shtute of Chicago. The cstedeliik Museum of Amslcr-i
Jan. 11 lo Jan. 29. "ditioned. d-w- 11 ?. Pa, ' ls: . e clam: The Victoria and Albert
Hie last one-man exhibition The artist has received mimer- raibliotheque Royale of Belgium: Museum, London: The Whitney!
of prints held by Altman in New oiis awards and fellowships,| fho Boston Museum of Fme Museum of Art; Governor Nel-
Ynrk was in UtfiO. some of which were' A Tam- " r ' s '' Yhe Cleveland Museum of son Rockefeller; Mrs, Bliss
These new prints were created .wind Lithography Workshop,Art. The Detroit Institute oLpaykinson; The Container Cor-i
in Paris where the artist spent Fellow-hip, 1961; two Guggen- rine Arts; the I \ l instmiisoiim,. porat j on of America: The New 1
the last twelve months as a Ful-heim Fellowships. IflliO-ttl anci;° asel - Switzerland; T” a Los,York Hilton: The Lytton Savings 1
brieht-Hays Research Scholar. l!)G!-62: a National Institute ofjAngeles County Museum; The iand Loan Association of Cali- 1
They range in plate -ire from Arts and Letters Grant of 52500 Metiopohtan Museum of Art:;f ornia . Mr. Richard Brown 1
a minescule of Jess than 3 bv in 1963 and the Fnlbrigbl-ll" foe Museum of Modern Art. Baker; Mr Walter C. Baker:
4 inches to 15 bv 24 inches. U'i(ii|Re.-carcli Scholar Fellowship !ialla ' Israel. ,Mr. Lessing J. Rosenwald; The 1
the exception of two multi-color, in 1964-65. Others include The MuseumiFirst Minneapolis Bank; and
multi-plate oroofs, these etch- His work is represented in of Modern Art, New York City; 'The 1.8. M. Corporation.
Presbyterians
New Student Welcoming Events
Sunday Evening, January 9
Undergraduates
Faculiy-al-Home; Pizza Party
Meet ai Eisenhower Chapel al 7:30
Graduates
WELCOME DINNER—S:3O
Presbyterian Church, 132 W. Beaver
All new Students are encouraged to come and
Bring Their Friends.
Both Events Are FREE.
Presbyterians and Methodists
Worship and Study
EISENHOWER CHAPEL
Sunday Mornings
9:00—’Worship (Communion last Sunday of
each Month)
10:00—Seminars
“Tangled WorM "—Christianity in a Changing Society
“Redefining the Faith"—Christian Beliefs in Modern
Terms
“Christianity Encounters World Religions"
Strengthen Your Faith—Deepen Your Insight
Worship and Study With Us
SfflP OUT FRONT BB TOKOUfcM ' NINETY-EIGHT * PUT* U • DYNAMIC *• • JETSTAR f«* CUTUUS •fIB • VISTA-CRUIIER • STARFIRE * 4-4-1
WM 1 OLDSMOBILE
*# • tTt (t Rochet Action C(tVf " O " UT TIM * to *° WHERE THE ACTION *».••*« YOUR LOOM. AUTHORIZED OLDSMORUC QUALITY DIALER TODAY!
95 More Available
the newest Detroit sound
comes from a combo
called 4'4'2
Up-tempo all the way. With a 400-cube V-8 and 4-barrel carb to carry
the lead. Heavy-duty front and rear suspension to smooth the beat.
Acoustically'tuned twin pipes to modulate the sound. And red-line
tires to keep the whole score on track. That’s 4-4-2. Try about four bars
today. It’s your kind of music! LOOK TO OLDS FOR THE NEW!
$2,000 for the first academic year, 52.200 for the second, and
.$2,400 for the third plus $4OO per year for each approved
dependent.
Because of an institutional allowance received, the Uni
versity will give a grant-in-aid to covei tuition.
To qualify for one of the fellowship.-, a student must
-how promise of high academic achievement, must have ac
quired the bachelor's degree not later than September, 1966;
and must apply for admission to a graduate program leading
In the doctor of philosophy or equivalent degree and be ac
cepted before tenure of the fellowship begins. He must also
be interested in. or plan to continue in, an academic career
of teaching in colleges and universities. There are also
citizenship requirements.
While applications for admission to the Graduate School
are obtained through the Graduate School, the fellowship
application forms must be obtained through the departments
which have been approved as areas of study.
The New
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
University Lutheran Center
WELCOMES YOU TO
EPIPHANY COMMUNION
TOMORROW ... 8:15 & 10:15 a.m.
WANTED
A Reliable Worker
To Do
Daily Collegian Distribution
Tuesday thru Saturday
7.00 A.M. to 8:00 A.M.
$2.00 a day
MUST HAVE A CAR
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVI
iRSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
'Testy' Atmosphere
In Russell's Course
Intelligence tesjs. Achieve
ment tests. Tests to measure'
attitude, to evaluate aptitude..
It takes more than ton file boxes;
to contain all the examinations'
devised for helpless public school'
children
The boxes repose m a lost
resource center assembled by,
David \Y. Russell, professor of
education. He uses them m
connection with a course he
teaches. Measurement of
Achievement in the Elementary
, School.
1 “Prospective teachers need to
Isee and analvze actual tests.”
the believes, “for better under
standing of their content con
struction and use. Testing can be
[overdone, or misused so that
'it supersedes leaching itself.
"Its value lies along diag
nostic avenues. A well-designed'
[lest should spotlight pupil weak
nesses of which the teacher
.might ofliei'wise not be aware.
I "Suppose." he continues, “a
! child tests quite high for reason
ling abilities in arithmetic, while
his computation is very poor. We
■ don’t accent this result unques
jfioninglv. Perhaps the child was
not paving attention during 'he
[computation part of the test. Re
vesting would settle this.
I "Too often, teachers and ad
jminisfralors are awed by tests.
■ Some school districis even gear
their teachers’ salaries to the
results of their pupils' achieve
ment tests. This is obviously un
fair to a teacher who hapoons
that year to have a slow class,
jor to one who is more concerned
1 with developing attitudes among
Shop Collegian Ads
For Customer Service
Lutheran Campus Worship i
NEW CHURCH
SUNDAY AT 11:30 ‘'' '#l^l
EISENHOWER CHAPEL ,
t 4 f ’ *■* ;-*«* '
SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION - ' s'.‘Si
10:15 A.M. THE SERVICE -
SERVICE FOR LATE SLEEPERS ... 4 P.M.
GOME AND BARRAKAH WITH US!
USED BOOK AGENCY
NON-PROFIT STUDENT OPERATED USED BOOK AGENCY
LOCATED ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE HUB
Books Will Be Sold At Noon Today
HOURS 9:30 A.M. - 5 P.M.
ACCEPT BOOKS
JANUARY 8-II
SELL BOOKS
JANUARY 8-13
RETURN MONEY FOR
INCORRECT BOOKS
JANUARY 13-14
RETURN MONEY AND
UNSOLD BOOKS
JANUARY (7-21
A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE
FOLLET BOOK COMPANY WILL BUY
BOOKS NOT USED ON THIS CAMPUS
Eight graduate courses ‘have neering 528. theory of vibration'
(ibeen scheduled for the winter Mathematics 403-410. introduc
i. ... . , norm In the King ol Prussia | lon (0 mathematical statistic.-
Cb£s£ tests. Russel, Action
plains, are divided into several Susquehanna \ allox Graduate 0 st . hcdlllof i fn .. , h ,
parts the test, (lie manual ... , , , Susnuchanna Valiev Center are
which describes how to ad- 1 Y^p"- 0 " ° 77\ ?' J ,t 'Civil Enm'neerim! MG. advancer
minister it. and how Jt was de- Engineering 4.'15 et'"'iiieerin» <l ’ l ' Industrial Engl
veloped, and the answers. anMysis. Engineering ' Mocha,v «£•»
Since adoption of a particular |c> a-f mathematical methods mf)|K , s 40S) .„ lr) . )s , ,„|r„<!uetini
test in a school system bringsi"! 0 1 , '. 8 . 1MP0 , , ,, ,n ~Y 00,1,18 s!e- , (l nl; ,ti ic >ninlical statistics am
! recognition to the publisher ami OUI .JV v' 0 ) II J. " 0 0 11101 (unctions o( several variables
tauthor, the field ,s extremely * col,nEnB,nomnB "2. p|,vsic' 412. introduction to sol,,
competitive Publishers vie with' , I ‘ l , state physics and Engineerin',
one another to make the tests ■ , '' sn . Electrical Engineering 'Mechanics 524 A. m.ithematicn
;attractive to the eve. 42ti. transistors: Electrical Engi- method' in engineering
WILLIAMSON
SPORTS
MOTORS
has moved to 120 S. Pugh
(formerly dark Motor Co.)
HONDA, TRIUMPH & VESPA
MOTORCYCLES and SCOOTERS
Safes, Service, and Accessories
SCHEDULE
CLIP & SAVE
Graduate Centers Give
New Course Schedules
THE
PAGE THREE