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■'• a 0* a '' M o a a
Lincoln Statue Derided
. V,~x«i ■■ ! Representatives of more
When President Johnson recently re- dedicated in March, 1917, at Cincinnati’s 9? an ,Bo business firms, school
-- ;-e-pr-jr , - jected his official portrait, he was acting Lytle Park. , ,< districts, and summer camps
&v^ ;: »; • • -within a long tradition of controversy sur- "At first critical annraisal nf thp K tati, P ■ -/■ ° n campus during
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, % “The resulting furor was mild com- was arohsed when Taft offered to provide a Information on the follow
"•rW -IS* •>£•:;/* -I pared with that over what detractors called duplicate to he sent to England m place of fog interviews is available
'*' i&aL.-' 1 - ‘the stomach ache statue’ of Abraham Lin- a highly idealized bronze 'of Lincoln which -1 f rom the University Place-
A-; coin,” according to Harold E. Dickson. Augustus St. Gaudens had made in 1887.” ment Service, 12 Grange
. i Dickson is professor emeritus of art his- The opposition was led. by Robert Todd 'J Building, with summer camp
iflHRBk: tory at the University and a noted authority Lincoln, who regarded Barnard’s portrayal ’ information available at the
-'gHaHlliit'~lfPifflrtiilwr-- p on George Grey Barnard, the Bellefonte of his father-as ''monstrous” and “defama- IStudent Aid Office, 121
tiBßMa«fflga<ffimMraraSla native who fashioned the statue, tory.” Newspaper and magazine critics Grange. Asterisks indicate
“The c P ™nd casting of the work had chimed in ' The y /and their Public were in- employers who will be m-
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MMHLIISi groups™? r the Harrisburg CapitX conceded Defended by Roosevelt M cl
' 4at of the piece as “a Lincoln for the people. Barnard had his defenders too Presi- *■’ Dietetics, EE, Health Ed, Landscape
: ' ■••IHI The'trouble was that the people were not dent Theodore Roosevelt said the statue had LlllWMfeiS:! &f' NuW " on '
•\ gra y e t conditioned to accept such realism in made him feel close to his lifetime’s ambi- 4f : Douglas Aircraft/Feb 26 & 27, AerospE,
'• Became Obsession _ ■' But the critics proved stronger,Tnd c?mpsc, Math, d Me7a“ ° n ' i ' ChE '
„ 811861 . ' ** i|pjj}j 'Work on the statue began in October, dens work today stands in Parliament * g vi Dow corning, Feb 26, Acctg, busaci,
. 1911, and it Obsessed Barnard for five years Square, London. , n» »A„ ChE,
■MW - 'iaHk'Jp Once when his little daughter was asked The second casting of Barnard’s statue 1 chem. Econ, ie, me, Math, Trans
* - MM* • what foreign languages her father spoke, did reach England, however It was warmlv IBM Corp, Feb 26 & 27, Most malors
. H ' ..•■’.•-Mi she replied, “He talks Lincoln.” welcomed cityTf Scheste? A t™rd SCALE MODEL of “ £Tooc° r s^
'Wm- * '* ' ■''BMSfß* In his quest for verisimilitude, he even stands' in Louisville, and the University pos- ih e controversial sculp- Monsanto Co, Feb 26, 27 & 20, cue,
- HR journeyed to Lincoln’s birthplace in Ken- sesses a smaller scale studio plaster that ture, owned by Ihe Uni- MBA w ' ,h
■’ll . V'M tucky to try to find a Lincolnesque type has been cast in bronze.-, versify and on disolav in Wyandot* Chem corp! Feb 26, Acctg,
..> to pose for the statue’s body. HIS advertise- N RarnarH HicmaWl K„ v,- ~ n In •' o -1J- BusAd, ChE, Chem, Fin, Econ
. ararfV - - mcnt in thp T ouisviile DaDer calling for “a INOr ' was uarnard dismayed by his ihe Hetzel Union Building u.s. Air Force Logistics command,
. f - men j ] . n S cl ' ltlcs - At the height of the campaign against main i 0 n „v,F,«cl thl Feb Acc,g ' BusAd ' CE - compsc,
giant in stature, 6 3 or more, big-boned, s t a j ue jj e wro t e i 0 w jf e - main lounge. Dubbed the eg, g con , ps n , m, j o urn, Labor
ecnoee cdw dadkiadii sinewy,” produced Charles Thomas, himself ’ , , wlle ' stomach-ache' statue, it M9mt Rel - Ma,h ' ME ' s,Bt
GEORGE GREY BARNARD an erstwhile rai i splitter. Thomas accom- Dont worry over talk about the Lin- was fi na ]i v T^ro „„\ 9P A ac sL D SL «re M« t C iS se m a te«
roused violent criticism panied the sculptor back to New York coin statue. It is a great work and nothing ®Jlf recognized as Feb A g majors,
among Lincohi-lovers by his where he posed for months. ‘ can it. lyllTL T? h W . aS A u" c R,ch,lel<l Co ' Feb J7 ' BusA ‘’'
realistic sculpture of the The standing figure was readied for Time has upheld the sculptor’s verdict, ? hea “ °/ x » time. The ong- G > A d Trost Bank> Feb 27 _ Ma|or
President casting in the summer of 1916 ana formally hu- .Dickson believes. inal is m Cincinnati, Ohio, with Econ or Acctg courses ,
r b *ueeds & Norlhrup Co, Feb 27, ChE,
- _ EE, lE, Math, ME, Physics
""J "J A B • ■ TP B Taylor Inst Co, Feb 27, ChE, EE, lE,
Hi! mf* ** 1 ArtlSfS 10 USSpiOy U £vfc r e my Feb & 27f^,s?n^or! XChanSe
mcvanmy. sotc tine Work , n y arie(J Medja —/:r:
MANCHESTER, N.H. (/P) continue the soft sell in guage of the administration- A graduat at h . „ ph 9R ... . P m%oT° r C °' Feb ” & M ° S, j
—Sen Eugene J. McCarthy search of votes for-the pri- figures of speech like cut ert show from Feb, 28 to March 15 in the Hooker Chem Co, Feb 28, ChE, Chenv
has turned down advice to mary March 12. ' and run.’ fits Building wdl present the work of 23 artists. A high- « E n slailte Ste6 , s Feb ChE 8
take off- the gloves and start men McCarthy does at- “I am not sure but what J l2 ? of the show will come March 3, when a reception will Metal 'I
punching against President tack Johnson or t he adminis- cut and run with cattle is a be held from 3to 5 p.m. at the galleries. The artists-will Nafiona| S, Caih Fe ßegisie A r n ' r cr l Feb 28 1
Johnson when he returns tration he usually uses a fast good-thing to do if you re- discuss their works and price them on reouest Two live ChE ' chem ' ee ' ME ' Pi "' sl<:s I
campaigning Ch ° f h ™' o^fyo J Spokesmen the MuTcmnlZdl
sh i, e At a gymnasium meeting in sate to cof- I,gh t show wdl added features. , m« I
Hell employ the same low- Concord on last week’s swing i r °' n la «ory gate to cui The media represented will inelnHo „ grees <nly in Ag Mech, Animal Sc 3
key strategy, but with sharp - through lhe state McCarthy fee klatch, the tall, gray- raphy> inClUde Pmntmg ’ photog - Sm c ,^^ s t & B^ e c nch Üb! ' Feb 28 ' 1
jabs of humoi, in his long- p n h Pf l fun at. Johnson’s use haired Senator stumps wdh nSnmS P ‘ Unlon Carbide, Carbon Prod Div, Feb P
odds bid for the Democratic ”, the measured enthusiasm of H .imjiiTSsrsn aasommem
presidential nomination. m iduui iidug. a politician who knows the!
Despite urging of peace “It helps sohie in under- odds but expects help. He 9 -
groups and “Dump Johnson” standing this administration expects more help from |
enthusiasts on the sidelines— to have some knowledge of events—in Vietnam as well H \ g AB7
and some young staffers m kow cattle are handled as ln ™ e £>f a f es —than | U
sota senator has decided to “It creeps into the lan- of a hurley burley 'campaign. | | i mi D
TONIGHT
Ihe First Mammoth Meeting — —
of RECORD
The Arts and Architecture Ml ■ B
Student Council BE JB |
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U.S. Dept of Commerce, Patent Of
fice, Feb 28, Chem, Physics, All Engr
U.S. Navy Air Engr Center, Feb 28,
AerospE, EE, ME
Automatic Retailers of America, Feb
29, Food Service & Housing Adm
Deeter, Ritchey, Slppel, Feb 29, Arch,
ArchE
‘General Foods Corp, Feb 29, Acctg,
Ag, Biochem, BusAd, ChE, Chem,
CE, EE, lE, LA, ME, Staf, MBA,
Masters only In CompSc, Econ, Ind
Adm
General Telephone of Penna, Feb 29,
Acctg, BusAd, CompSc, EE, lE, LA,
Match, ME, Physics, Sc
Humble Oil & Refining Co, Feb 29 &
Mar 1, Acctg, BusAd, LA
Johns Hopkins Univ, Applied Physics
Lab, Feb 29, EE, EngrMech, ME,
Physics
Lubrlzol Corp, Feb 29, ChE', ME
Pan American Airways, Feb 29, Non
tech, March grads only for flight
stewardesses
Prudential Ins Co of America, Feb 29
& Mar h Most ma|ors
Sanders Assoc, Feb 29, EE, Math, ME,
Physics
American Express Co, Mar 1, BusAd,
CompSc, LA, Math, Stat, MBA Fin
Baldwin, Lima,' Hamilton, Mar 1, ME
‘Diamond Alkali Co, Mar 1, Most
mafors
•Erie Tech Products, Mar 1, EE, lE,
ME
Fisher Scientific Co, Mar 1, ChE, Biol
Sc, Physical Sc
Florida Power & Light Co, Mar 1, All
Engr
Hahne & Co, Mar T, Any major
Kennecott Copper Corp, Western Min
ing Div, Mar 1, ChE, EE, lE, ME,
MetalE, MinE, Mineral Prep, Mineral
Econ
Midland Ross Corp, Nafoina! Castings
Div,, Mar 1, lE, ME, MetE
The Undergraduate Student Government
the availability of applications
for the Chairmanship of
''Encampment 68"
Applications at HUB Desk
Deadline Feb. 16, 1968
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U.S. Environmental Science iervices
Adm, Commissioned Officer Corps,
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TEACHER PLACEMENT
Reading School District, Reading, Penn
sylvania, March 4
Ashland School, East Orange, N.J.,
March 4 & 5
Union County Regional High School
District No. i, Springfield, N.J.,
March 5
Upper Darby School District, Upper
Darby, Penna, March 5 & 6
Bloomfield Public Schools, Bloomfield,
N.J., March 5 & 6
New Castle Special School District,
New Castle, Delaware, March 6
Westport Board of Education, West*
port. Conn., March 4
Parsippany-Troy Hills Township, Par*
sippany, N.J., March 6
Lake Orion Community Schools, Lakt
Orion, Mich., March 6
The Pennsbury School District, Fall*
sington, Penna, March 7
Harrisburg Area Community College,
Harrisburg, Penna, March 7
Manheim Township School District,
Neffsviile, Penna, March 7
Bethel Park School District, Bethel
Parkr Penna, March 7 & 8
Mechanicsburg Area School District,
Mechanicsburg, Penna, March 8
Salisbury Township School District,
Allentown, Penna, March 8
SUMMER CAMPS
Camp Pocono, Pocono
Penna, (Men), Feb. 27-28
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