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Exam complaints to be studied
By JAN SEAMAN
Collegian Staff-Writer
Professors are not per
mitted to give anything but
quizzes and "narrowly
limited tests" during the last
week of classes, according to
University policy. 1
.;``Most instructors are
following the policy,"
Undergraduate Student
Government Academic
Assembly President Joe
Taglieri said. "However,
there are a number who are
giving comprehensive
{examinations and are calling
them something else."
Taglieri said even if an
instructor calls a com
prehensive or semi
comprehensive final by
another name he still must
, Ohere to the University's
policy.
"The name is not im
portant. The content is," he
said.
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dergraduates' living in
residence halls is the largest
ever at the University ac
cording to Otto Mueller,
assistant vice president for
housing and food service
loperations. ,
The increased housing was
made posSible by the
changing of some room
capacities in residence halls,
which increased the students
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If a student feels he is
responsible for more material
than he should be for a test
administered during the last
week of classes, he should
contact the Academic
Assembly or the department
head, Taglieri said.
Tomorrow, Academic
Assembly members will be in
203-A HUB from 9 to 5 to take
complaints about com
prehensive exams during the
last week of classes.
Taglieri said complaints
also will be accepted by phone
at 865-9111. ~ ,
• Complaints will ,be strictly
confidential, he, said. ' "No
student names will be taken.
We want the profesgor's
name, course and section
numbers, why the student
feels the instructor is
violating the rule and whether
the instructor is providing
options for students."
Taglieri said one option could
housed on campus from 12,617
1613,237.
At the opening of Fall
Term, 354 students were
assigned temporary quarters,
a procedure followed every
year to increase the housing
capacity and to help prevent
room vacancies as the term
progresses.
By the end of last month,
fewer than 100 of the 354
students were still in the
temporary housing.
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be taking the final during the
finals period or on the last day
of class.
Taglieri said Academic
Assembly has received
several complaints con
cerning the policy. He said
students have reported term
projects (given instead of a
final examination) assigned
to , be due on the last day of
class.
"Term projects in lieu of
final exams are not due until
the first day of the final
examination period," he said.
According to Taglieri,
every complaint will be in
vestigated. He said the in
formation is being gathered
because Robert Dunham,
vice president for
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asked his Academic
Assembly advisory com
mittee whether instructors
were following the policy.
Letters will be sent to the
department heads of in
structors violating the policy,
Taglieri said. He said in
dividual student . councils
probably will receive the
instructors' names and will
"be in charge of the matter."
"Since the instructors are
violating University policy,
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Swine flu inoculations for
40,000 University faculty,
staff and students will begin
at the HUB ballroom Nov. 8,
according to Dr. Robert
Wirag of the Health
Education Office.
Wirag said the inoculation
program will last until Nov.
15 and will be set, up on an
alphabetical schedule similar
to registration (see table).
The innoculation program
will be part of Phase Two of
the Pennsylvania Depart
ment of Health's Statewide
Influenza Immunization
Campaign. Phase Two is
designed for the general adult
population, while Phase One
was aimed at medical high
risk groups.
The Phase Two vaccine will
contain killed A New Jersey
(swine flu) viruses. It will not
provide protection against
other forms of influenza.
Dr. John A. Hargleroad 11,
director of University Health
Services, said timing was a
critical concern for
University officials. Phase
Two inoculations in Centre
County will. not begin until
after Nov. 15, and Hargleroad
said that because of final
exams that would be "a heck
of a week" to start the
program.
Wirag added that those who
are allergic to eggs and egg
products; or who have a high
fever, should not be
inoculated. Hemophiliacs and
others with bleeding disor
ders, or who are on . an
ticoagulant therapy, should
see a privatp.physician. Also,
anyone who has had a
previous regular flu shot
should wait at least 14 days
before getting the swine flu
shot.
Dr. Leonard Bachman,'
Pennsylvania Secretary of
Health, said it takes from 10
days to three weeks after
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protection, and the protection
lasts from 12 to 15 months. He
added that five to six per cent
of people older than 25 who
are vaccinated develop no
protection at all.
Dr. Bachman also said it
was impossible to contract flu ,
_troll . ' the vaccine, because it
contains a killed virus, and
that no serious side effects
are expected for anyone. The
vaccine will pose no corn-
plicatiohs for pregnant ' -
women, .or thoSe taking
steroids or other im- inoculation at the scheduled manpower for the program
immusuppressive agents. No time. He said they would be would be provided by the
drugs are incompatible with attempting to immunize 600 Ritenour Health Center's
the vaccine. people an hour on a tight Student Advisory Board, The
.
. The immunization pro- schedule with one gun and Student Nurses Association,
gram will be open only to that if more people showed the Alpha Phi Omega service
those 18 years of age and up than expected, the whole fraternity and the Gamma
older. According to schedule would get jammed Sigma Sigma service so-
Hargleroad, those under 18 up. He added that anyone who rority.
should receive a split virus cannot be at the HUB at their , Copies of the inoculation
vaccine, while those over 18 scheduled time should schedule will be available at
should receive a whole virus arrange to be innoculated at the front desk of the HUB and
vaccine. Only the whole virus home. the Ritenour Health Center.
vaccine will be available at University President John They also will be distributed
the HUB. Hargleroad .said W. Oswald announced that to Resident Assistants,
those under 18 who wish to be employes would be released academic deans, and heads of
inoculated should check with from their regular duties administrative divisions, and
their family doctor. . when necessary, to receive will be published by the Penn
Wirag strongly urged the vaccine. State Intercom and Penn State
people to come for their Wirag said volunteer Reporter.
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