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DOONESBURY
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MEDICAL
SCHOOL
OPPORTUNITY
Well-established Medical School, with
many American graduates, now admitting
for winter, summer, and fall of 1979
Fully accredited with WHO listing. Meets
eligibility requirements of AAMC for
COTRANS. Eligible institution; U.S.
Federal Insured Student Loan Program.
Modern buildings and labs with over
1500 Americans attending. A two
semester premed program and relaxed
admission policy are In effect.
Students are requested to apply directly
to the Dominican Republic; there are no
exorbitant fees involved and the school
absolutely DOES NOT maintain any
official "Admissions Office" outside the
Dominican Republic. You may call: 809-
688-4516. You may write:
CENTRAL RECUITING OFFICE
DOMINICAN UNIVERSITIES
OF MEDICINE
•Conde 202-3 Edifico Diez, Oficina 508
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
THE BLUE JAYS ARE
AFTER YOU ?
AS Yal AEll. Mall, ALMOST
704 OP All MAWS ARE
COMMIREPAMONe FAMILY
MEMBERS a? FRIENDS. AND
OVER HALF OP TI EM
wish to Congratulate our Winter Initiates . . .
Richard Armstrong
Douglas A. Bell
Eric C. DeZubay
Joseph T. Fielding, Jr.
Thomas W. Goodman
Nancy Abahazi Lori Burkhart
Sue Homer
Jeffrey Berdis
John Blimmel
Timothy Fitzgerald
Ben Ragusa
Cathy Corbett
Karen Fishman
The Brothers and Little Sisters of
• Kappa Sigma
.. . and our Spring Pledges
Todd W. Kratzer
Geoffrey G. Lakis
Christopher E. McCouch
J. Frederick Rohrbeck
Matthew P. Wilson
Robert Simonson
Norbert Steimer
Hans Wulczyn
Joyce Danko
THERE! NOW THEY'LL
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Denise Derr
Lynn Marsh
Mark Seli
Sue Durlock
Laurie Hiner
ACIECSS
1 Helm of the whodunits
5 precedent
9 Deep wound
13 Author,Kazan
14 Kind of marriage or nuts ,
15 Hodgepodge
16 Be elected overwhelmingly
19 Forms of expression
20Tunes
21 College near London
23 Abyssinian grain
24 Accomplishment
27 Hill, San Francisco
29 Corpses: slang
33 Ending for electron or acrobat
34 Ceremonies
36 Key
37 "There's —": Dorothy's conclusion
IDICWIn
1 British stables
2 Dismounted
3 Miniscule
4 Pad
5 Part of RSVP
6 Cause of campus anxiety
7 Belief
8 Becomes spoiled, as eggs
9 Cleo, in "Pinocchio"
10 Et —: and others
11 Kind of car or walk
12 Does garden work
14 Of a fraternal society
17 Up to now
18 "Pushovers"
22 Eminent
24 Sparrow
25 Simone's school
26 "Thick soup"
28 Underneath
ATTENTION
COUNSELORS & SPECIALISTS
Beautiful Coed Camp in Pocono Mountains
,Salary Range $350 -$lOOO
David Margolis, Assistant Director, will be interviewing on campus, Wednesday, March 14
and Thursday, March 15, 1979, at 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
•
For further information and appointments go to the Student Employment Office, 105 Boucke,
or contact:
NEW JERSEY YMHA-YWHA CAMPS
589 Central Avenue
East Orange, N.J. 07018
(201) 678-7070 .
The Office of Residential Life Programs is considering establishing an Interest
House for academically oriented, high achieving students. The purpose of this
Interest House would be to facilitate faculty-student interaction, promote aca
demic programs that enhance intellectual development, and provide an oppor
tunity for students with exceptional academic Tecords . to live togethein a res
idence hall house. This program would have an affiliation with the recently ap
proved University Scholars Program.
Students who are Penn State Scholars, National Merit Scholars, have maintained
at least a 3.0 grade point average for three terms, or are distinguished in their
academic achievement in other ways are eligible to apply for this experimental
program. If you are interested in applying, please contact Nancy Rager in 335
Boucke Building, 865-3491.
40 Part of a sports shoe
41 Distributes
42 Regret
43 Vigorously healthy
45 Milky or one
46 One Marx
47 Biblical eagle
49 Cygnet's parent
61 Emphasizes
55 Puzzlement
59 Theatrical motto
61 Authoress Murdoch
62 Perch
63 Buffalo group
84 Germanic letter
65 Turmeric
68 Duece topper
30 Botanist's concern
31 Thigh bone
32 Pittsburgh output
34 Like a rodent
35 Miser Marner
38 Generous gift
39 City between the Everglades and
Havana
44 "Is that a no?"
46 Occasional pawn•jumper
48 Gained a second time
60 Social Insect
51 Move slightly
52 "No Traffic"
53 Homophone of "reign"
64 Los Angeles problem
56 Word after theater or movie
57 Additional
58 Amos's partner
60 Entertainers for servicemen: abbr
When's the last time you wrote to mom?
NOTICE
The Daily Collegian Thursday, March 8, 1971