THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1971
Candidates.to seek nomination Oswald suggests investigation of 'UCLA system' •
in primary for district magistrate .Co . mmittee to assist veterans
By ROD NORDLAND
Collegian Senior Reporter
Democratic voters at this
Tuesday's primary can choose
between lawyer William H.
Simmet and housing inspector
Joseph M. Sousa as their par
ty's choice for the salaried.
six-year district Magistrates'
post.
The district magistrate han
dles arraignments, sets bail,
conducts preliminary hearings
and issues search warrants.
Simmet is the only candidate
for the position who is a
lawyer. He cited Chief Justice
Bell of t h e Pennsylvania
Supreme Court who predicted
that in the future magistrate
positions will have to be filled
by qualified lawyers. Simmet
said that for this reason he
feels he is the most qualified
candidate in the running.
Simmet has served on the
bar for 17 years and has prac
ticed privately in State College
and as an unpaid public defen
der. On many occasions, Sim
met has given free legal
assistance to students arrested
INAL EXAM SCHEDULE
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FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE-
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SPRING TERM 1971
When a final examination is considered to be an
integral part of a course that examination may be
given during a special final examination period at a
time and place assigned by the University Scheduling
Officer. For the Spring Term 1971. that special final
examination period will begin at 8:00 a.m. on Monday,
Tune 14, 1971, and end at 11:00 p.m. on Thursday,
June 17, 1971.
Final examinations are 110 minutes in length. Final
examinations will be set according to a predetermined
schedule. No changes in the meeting periods of final
examinations will be authorized.
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on drug, shoplifting and other dictive," he said.
charges. Free front Pressure
"I have run Into a lot of kids
and heard a lot of complaints
from them about the kind of
justice they are getting in Cen
tre County," he said, "Students
are not really being made
aware of their rights. I
wouldn't want my kids to grow
up and have someone finger
them and have them sent to
court on just that," Simmet
added.
Regarding charges, Simmet
said that students are punished
too severely for using "soft"
drugs such as marijuana, ad
ding that he believes the law
will be changed soon. Until
then, he said, the magistrates
and courts are "going to have
to adopt a more tolerant and
realistic approach" to drug of
fenders, especially first time
users.
This philosophy, Simmet
said, applies to other kinds of
cases. In shoplifting, the law
should be enforced, but in
many instances the fines for
students are too harsh. "I
think we have to be mature in
our approach and not vin-
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
Simmet said he feels the
magistrate's office should be
free from pressure or collusion
with police, and this would be
so if he is elected. "The role of
the magistrate is not enforce-
ment, it is interpretation and
administration of the law," he
said.
Simmet's opponent for the
Democratic nomination, Joe
Sousa, said he feels he is ade-
quately qualified for th e
position because of hi s
background in military law.
Sousa retired from 26 years in
the U.S. Army, which he serv
ed as a military policeman,
trial and defense council and
adjudicator in courts martial
before retiring as a lieutenant
colonel. During that time he
also taught in the Army War
College.
Since coming to State Col
lege he has served as a build
ing inspector and as a deputy
fire marshal in the State Col
lege area.
Sousa said another reason he
feels well-qualified for
magistrate is that as a
Filing for Conflicts
Any student with two final examinations at the
same time or with three or more such examinations on
the same day of the four-day period should file a re
quest for a conflict schedule in the University Scheduling
Office, Room 110 Shields Building, between Monday,
May 17, 1971, and Friday, May 21, 1971. The fee for
filing a conflict request after 5:00 p.m. on Friday, May
21, 1971, is 510.00.
Degree Candidates
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final grades for all graduating students are normally
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of grades for non-graduating students. For this rea
son any graduating student with a final examination on
Thursday, June 17, 1971, should file a request for a
conflict examination.
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military policeman in Panama
City he had a lot of experience
with controlling drug traffic.
Commenting on the drug
situation in State College,
Sousa said, "It is an un
fortunate thing, 'but it is a
symptom of the times...there is
something radically wrong
with a society where so many
young people turn to drugs."
The drug laws must be enforc
ed, he said, but added that
drug abuse is a matter of
society as well as the law must
deal with.
As a magistrate, Sousa said
he would stress equal justice
for all. "We shouldn't close our
eyes to someone with long hair
or because he doesn't have a
home." He said he sees the
position as "one of great
responsibility to townspeople
and university students."
Presently Sousa is on leave
of absence from his post as
housing inspector and fire
marshal with the Centre
Regional Council of Govern
ments.
TOMORROW: Candidates for
the Republican nomination for
District Magistrate.
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Industrial Education (I ED)
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By MITCHELL CHERNOFF
Collegian Staff Writer
University President John W. Oswald
asked the newly formed Advisory Corn
mittee for Veteran's Affairs yesterday, to
investigate the possibility of setting up a
pre-college course to aid poorly educated
veterans.
Speaking at the group's initial meet
ing. Oswald suggested using the "UCLA
system" as a model. The UCLA system
is basically a college preparatory course
for veterans who have not completed high
school.
At UCLA, the program achieved 89
per cent success in terms of veterans
being admitted to college after complet
ing the course.
According to committee member
Wayne D. Zwe i g (6th-counseling-
Philadelphia), the advisory committee
was set up to investigate matters of con
cern to veterans. It will then take its
recommendations back to Oswald. The
group serves in a strictly advisory
capacity.
John J. Swords, assistant to the vice
president of student affairs. said "Presi
dent Oswald showed he was interested in
assisting veterans. He mentioned several
things he would like us to look into,"
Swords reported.
Swords indicated that these concern
ed increased veteran enrollment at Penn
State, housing problems, the Program to
day of the four-day period, but without an actual con
flict in the periods of meeting of those classes, may, if
they so wish, file a request for a conflict schedule.
Such requests may be filed only during the period be
tween Monday, May 17, 1971, and Friday, May 21, 1971.
Students with three final examinations on any one
day of the four-day final examination period will he
assigned conflict schedules only in those c --- s whi:_h
it has been necessary to create such a class because of
direct conflict situations. Accordingly, certain students
may be required to attend as many as three final exami
nations on any one day.
For purposes of final examination schedules, a day
is defined as the period between 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.
The conflict final examination schedule will be pub
lished on or about June 3, 1971.
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62.6 AA 3.40 365 %Vi
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62.10 M 3:40 217 Wi
63.1 AA 10:10 6 9 Wi
63.2 M 10:10 217 Wi
63.3 M 10:10 303 Wi
63.4 M.10:10 273 %Vi
63.5 M 10:10 373 Wi
63.6 M 10:10 271 W:
63.7 AN 10:10 75 W:
63.8 M 10:10 71 WI
Advance Veteran's Education, and finan
cial difficulties.
Speaking of veterans' financial pro
blems, Zweig said "Oswald is very much
aware of the need. He is very progressive
in this area."
Zweig added that he felt "There are
gross inadequacies and shortcomings in
the current G.I. bill. Not as great a num
ber are using the benefits now as after
World War II and Korea." he said.
Under the current G.I. bill, the
veteran received a flat rate of MS each
month. After the two previous wars the
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very fact that students, faculty and ad
ministration have joined forces in this ef
fort shows something can be done."
Originally Shapp was to be one of the
speakers for Colloquy, according to
Benson Lichtig. Colloquy '7l chairman.
"He expressed interest in th e
Renaissance Festival and when we
discovered that our schedule was filled he
was asked by the Renaissance Committee
to act as the honorary chairman of the
festival." Lichtig said.
After Shapp's speech tomorrow the
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63.9 M 10:10 109 0 L
63.10 M 10:10 110 0 L
63.11 M 10:10 112 0 L
63.12 M 10:10 108 H Dev
63.13 M 10:10 102 M B
63.15 M 10:10 104 M B
63.17 M 10:10 115 AA B
63.19 M 10:10 232 H B
63.20 M 10:10 117 H Dev
63.21 M 10:10 73 Wi
63 22 NI 10:10 351 Wi
63.23 M• 10:10 165 Wi
71.1 M 7.00 371 Wi
71.2 M 7:00 271 WI
71.3 M 7:00 217 WI
71.4 M 7:00 303 Wi
71.5 M 7:00 71 Wi
716 M 7:00 351 Wi
72.1 M 3.40 109 0 L
72.2 M 3:40 351 Wi
72.3 M 3:40 1120 L
72.4 M 3.40 110 0 L
72.5 M 3:40 105 0 L
73.1 M 10:10 365 WII
73.2 M 10:10 265 WII
73 3 M 10:10 124 549
73.4 M 10:10 225 EE-W
81 T 3:40 69 Wil
83 M 1:30 10.4 M B
100 M 1:30 169 WII
200 1 M 3:40 269 Wil
200.2 Al 3:40 273 Wit
200.3 M 3.40 208 Eng E
200.4 M 3:40 105 Freer
200.5 M 3:40 267 Wil
202 T 1.30 103 M B
360.1 W 3:40 60 Wll
400.1 Al 1.30 373 Wil
400.2 M 1:30 116 M B
401 Th 8.00 373 Wil
405 W 8:00 217 WII
410 W 10:10 103 M B
414 W 8:00 104 MB
418 M. 1:30 220 Wit
420.1 M 7:00 104 M B
420.2 M 7:00 102 M B
421 M 8:00 115 MB
428 M 1:30 112 0 L
431 M 1:30 102 M B
441.1 M 7:00 165 Wll
441.2 M 7:00 203 WII
452 T 1:30 165 Wil
454 T 3.40 265 Wll
470 W 10:10 115 M
471.2 Th 8:00 104 M
472 Th 8:00 110 0
450 T 3:40 102 M
481 W 3:40 102 M
501 Th 8:00 102 M
505 Th 8:00 115 M
508 W 3:40 110 0
515 AN 8:00 103 M
517 Th 8:00 103 M
525 M 8:00 113 M
531 Th 1:30 117 M
537.1 Th 1:30 116 M
546 Th 1:30 113 M
557 . Appt
563 Appt
565 M 1:30 113 M B
570 Appt
Mq=l
572 Th 8:00 106 M B
574 Th 1:30 106 M B
575.1 Appl
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Mechanical Engineering (M E)
22 M 10:10 See List
33 M 7:00 See List
41 M 3:40 See List
50 T 10:10 See List
54 T 8:00 See List
122 T3:40 313 H B
154 W 3:40 313 H B
401 M 3:40 232 H B
411 M 8:00 211 ME
413 T 1:30 211 M E
417 W 3:40 232 H B
418 W 8:00 211 AA E
455 M 8:00 316 H B
470 Th 8:00 See List
503 App)
IS!SlIZI
59 M 3:40 lO Sparks
401 M 1:30 365 Wlt
406 W 10:10 365 WII
412 W 10:10 101 E E E
459 7h 1:30 101 E E E
518 Appt
Meteorology (METED)
300.1 W 3:40 111 Forum
300.2 T 3;40 362 Wil
300.3 T 1:30 111 Forum
300 4 Th 1:30 111 Forum
300.5 Th 1:30 162 Wil
303 1 W 3.40 111 Forum
303 2 T 3:40 362 Wil
303.3 T 1;30 111 Forum
303.4 Th 1:30 111 Forum
303.5 Th 1:30 162 Wil
310 Th 8:00 273 Wll
390.1 W 8:00 225 M I
404 Th 8:00 351 Wil
420 M 1:30 62 Wil
453 Th 8:00 See LW
461 T 1:30 265 Wil
508 W B:u3 206 H B
Microbiology (MICRI))
1 M 3:40 See List
401 Th 1:30 113 F B
410 W 8:00 260 Wil
416 M 1:30 204 F B
417 M 9:10 269 Wil
T 7:00 21 Deike
Th 1:30 21 Delke
Mining (MNG)
MIIIE
government paid the veteran's college
expenses completely.
Zweig said Oswald also asked the
committee to look into PAVE, the state
program to aid veterans with their
education.
"Oswald is very much interested with
the philosophy of PAVE." Zweig
asserted. "He was very much sym
pathetic to the PAVE program."
Zweig, said now that Oswald has set
up guidelines for the committee to follow,
they will meet next Wednesday night tr
discuss specific action to be taken.
Renaissance Festival will begin with
speeches and workshops on a variety of
current issues as part of Colloquy '7l.
"We have quite a full schedule this
year," according to Lichtig.
Tickets for Colloquy are still on sale.
After today students wishing to attend
the speeches, to be given in Rec Hall, will
have to buy tickets at the door.
Individual tickets will cost $1 while
package tickets. which are on sale at the
Hetzel Union Building main desk. cost $2
for passes to all four main events.
Final Examination Period
The interpretation of the time designations used in
the final examination schedule is as follows:
M —Monday, June 14, 1971
T— Tuesday, June 15, 1971
W Wednesday, June 16, 1971
Th Thursday, June 17, 1971
3:00 8:00 to 9:50 a.m.
10:10 10:10 a.m. to 12 noon
1:30 —1:30 to 3:20 p.m.
3:40 3:40 to 5:30 p.m.
7:00 7:00 to 8:50 p.m.
9:10 9:10 to 11:00 p.m.
The time and place of the final examination for
courses listed "Appt" will be arranged by the instructor
at a mutually convenient period, but in no case in con
flict with any final examination of the student's
schedule.
Instructors will announce
courses designated, "See List"
IZEMEMZEI
5 M 8:00 Rec
6 W 3:40 358 Wil
63 T 1:30 60 Wil
14 M 7:00 112 Chum
256 T 10:10 111 Cham
399 W 10:10 115 Music
412 T 3:40 115 Music
455 Th POO 117 Music
459 Th 8:00 115 Music
503 APPi
85.1 Th 8:03 106 Cham
96 T 9 . 00 102 Forum
490 M 1:30 106 Cham
437 W 3:60 106 Cham
SU W 3:40 107 Cham
Nuclear Engineering (NUC El
401 W 10:10 204 EE-W
407 M 1:30 204 EE W
431 T 1:30 203 EE-W
441 TN 1:30 203 EE-W
501 Th 0:00 303 Wil
502 APO
503 M 1:30 110 Sac
505 M 8:00 132 EEE
508 T 7:00 132 EEE
3.41 108 H Dev
T 7:00 117 H Dee
=EI
119 M 8:00 See List
120 M 1:30 S-109 H Dev
220 T 1:30 See List
351 M 10:10 102 Forum
IEI3OI
20 M 8:00 165 Wil
420 W 3:40 269 Wil
485 W 10:10 269 Wil
493 M 1:30 367 Wit
512 M 1.35 174 Wil
515 Th 8:00 174 Wit
598 W 10:10 174 Wit
Philosophy (PHIL)
1 M 3:40 See List
2 M 10:10 115 E E-W
3 T 10:10 362 Wil
4 Th 3:40 See List
12 W 3:40 162 Wil
209 M 1:30 360 Wil
211 T 3:40 112 Cham
218 Th 8:00 108 Forum
221 W 10:10 265 Wil
410 Th 1:30 365 Wil
412 Th 1:30 317 Wil
421 Th 1:30 214 Wil
424 T 1:30 214 Wil
427 T 3:40 214 Wil
428 M 1:30 112'0 I.
429 M 8:00 215 Wil
435 M 8:00 208 WI
Physical Education (PH ED)
58 W 10.10 111 Cham
212 M 1:30 111 Boucke
400 W 10:10 111 Boucke
456 Th 8:00 271 Sec
460 T 1:30 214 Boucke
480 W 8:00 271 Rec
484 M 8:00 373 Wil
490 W 8:00 369 Wil
491 M 1:30 See List
532 Th 1:30 271 Rec
565 M 8:00 271 Rec
595 T 3:40 271 Rec
Physical Science (Pl 4 SC)
a Th 1:30
Physics (PHYS)
irrECIES
100 Th 8:00 60 Wil
201 Th 3:40 See List
202 Th 10:10 See List
203 T 8:00 -Rec
204 T 8:00 See List
221 Th 3:40 265 WU
237 M 7:00 See List
255 W 7:00 358 Wil
265 M 3:40 Rec
400 W 3.40 267 Wit
406 T 1:30 103 0 L
412 M 1:30 104 0 L
413 Th 8.00 104 0 L
420 Th 7:00 104 0 L
454 M 7:00 104 0 L
456 Th 8:00 113 0 L
457 Th 1:30 113 0 L
467 W 3.40 104 0 L
513 Appt
550 T 3:40 103 M B
558 T3:40 103 0 L
560 Appl
561 1V 3:40 109 0 L
571 M 8:00 104 0 L
Physiology (PHYSIO)
573 Th 1:30 111 L S
Plant Pathology (PPATH)
410 Th 8:00 113 Frear
411 M 1.30 113 Frear
412 Appt
560 Appt
=3l
1 T 1010 See List
3 W 10:10 10 Sparks
11 M 1:30 251 Wil
14 W 3:40 105 Forum
17 M 8:00 64 W:I
20 T 3.40 26 M S
403 M 1:30 See List
412 W 3:40 174 Wil
417 M 1:30 111 Forum
419 Th 8:00 111 Boucke
433 M 1:30 ' 140 Ch E
442 Th 8:00 112 Chore
443 T 3:40 373 Wil
447 W 3:40 See List
448 Th 1:30 214 Boucke
450 W 3:40 304 Boucke
452 Th 8:00 214 Boucke
453 W 10:10 214 Boucke
469 W 3:40 306 Boucke
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room assignments for
2.1 W 10:10 See List
2.2 W 3:40 Schwab
2.3 T 3:40 105 Forum
100 APP!
101 M 7ioo See List
300 Th 7:00 171 Wil
402 M 1:30 105 M E
406 W 3:40 - 169 Wit
410 M 8:00 260 Wil
412 M 10:10 Schwab
413 T 7:00 171 Wil
415 T 3:40 71 Wit
417 M 3: 40 105 Forum
426 T 7:00 26 M S
431 W 3:40 112 Chum
437 M 7:00 122 Music
438 M 10:10 111 Forum
441 T 7:00 269 Wil
450 M 1:30 111 Cham
452 Appt
455 Appt
474 M 8:00 62 Wil
.4a2 W 3:40 317 Wil
503 T 3:40 171 Wll
327 Th 8:(7) 209 Wll
529 T 9:10 \5-103 H Dev
533 App!
538 APP.!
555 W 3:40 209 Wil
559 M 1:30 209 WU
569 W 10:10 351 WII
Quantitative Business
Analysis (Q B A)
101 W 8:00 108 Forum
102 Th 1:30 122 Music
301 M 10:10 108 Forum
403 W 3:40 75 Wil
404 T 3:40 75 WII
451 M 8:00 303 Boucke
501 AA 1:30 304 Boucke
521 W 1:30 111 Boucke
Recreation and Parks (RC PK)
226 W 3:40 217 Wil
420 W 10:10 258 Wil
461 W 10:10 371 Wil
477 M 1:30 269 Ree
Regional Planning PL)
530 T 7:00 204 Sec
17.01i9i005 Studies (RI. ST)
1 M 1:30 10 Sparks
3 T 1:30 10 Sparks
4 Th 8:00 64 Wil
S TO 1:30 269 Wil
6 M 8:00 111 Cham
19 W 10:10 26 M S
461 APPt
Rural Sociology (R SOC)
11 W 3:40
425 Th 1:30
Russian (RUS)
1 - W , 3:40 2 Sparks
2 T 3:40 101 EEE
3 M 7:00 12 Sparks
100 Th 8:00 267 Wil
110 W 3:40 12 Sparks
142 T 3.40 367 Wil
204 7 1:30 14 Sparks
224 Th 1:30 14 Sparks
250 M 1:30 15 Sparks
426 W 10:10 2 Sparks
460 W 3:40 14 Sparks
542 Th 8:00 14 Sparks
School Psychology (S PSY)
559 M 1:30 209 WE
Science (SCI
198 T 9:10
Secondary Education (SECED)
114 M 8:00 107 Cham
400 T 3:40 107 Cham
426 M 7:00 111 Cham
431 . T•7:00 • 107 Cham
538" 1' 10:10 107 Cham
441 Arm:
472 M 1:30 123 Cham
Serbo-Croatian (S CR)
3 M 8:00 18 Sparks
Shorthand (SHORT)
4 W 3:40 234 Cham
Sociology (50C)
1 T 10:10 See LISP
3 M 7:00 115 EE•W
413 T 1:30 303 Wil
419.1 AA 1:30 107 Cham
419.2 T 9:10 107 Cham
461 Appl
500 APO
Spanish (SPAN)
302 Th 1:30 2 Sparks
353 T 1 . 30 2 Sparks
354 M 1:30 2 Sparks
400 Th 8:00 1 Sparks
413 Th 1:30 1 Sparks
414 M 1:30 215 H 3
477 T 1:30 226 EE•W
482 Appt
485 W 3:40 351 Wil
507 M 1:30 16 Sparks
510 W 3.40 16 Sparks
541 Appt
544 Th 1:30 16 Sparks
555 M 8:00 16 Sparks
573 Th 8:00 IS Sparks
301 W 10:10 107 Charn
Speech Pathology and
Audiology 15 P A)
346 M 8:00 160 MI
369 W 10:10 167 Wil
, 40 T 3:40 365 Wil
444 M 1:30 8 L S
445 W 10:10 123 Cham
532 T 3:40 640 Psy
Statistics (STAT)
200 W 1:30 10 Sparks
301 W 7:00 111 Forum
401 M 1:30 105 Frear
418 M 1:30 220 Wll
513 W8:00 103 M B
Theatre Arts (THEA)
T 3:40 108 Forum
M 8:00 111 Forum
W 1:30 See List
Typing (TTP)
2 M 1:30 234 Chem
Wi (WILDL)
409 W 3:40 105 Film