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Blue Band applications scheduled
' p you always wanted to be in the
le Band?
ere's your chance. The Blue Band
accepting applications for
ojorettes, drum majors, in- students assigned to one of the
t badliomentalists and silk corps flag Commonwealth Campuses should
a mist4rers. Applications can be picked contact Blue Band director Ned C.
time lin 217 Chambers. , Diehl immediately for possible ad
putt. lajorette and drum major tryouts mission to University Park. Auditions
r 65-yel be held April 7 and 8. Silk corps for these people will be held this
outs will be held April 28 and 29. spring.
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shot eadlines given for pre-graduation tasks
ding mlefore spring fever hits, 16 is the last day to submit froms to
drew. iduating seniors should make a list graduate in absentia.
for a!things to do before the big day Graduation will be held May 26 at
a 78 .1ves. 10:30 a.m. Guest tickets are not
needed for commencement.
seniors must order caps and gowns Commencement instructions will
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ie and April 13. For those seniors not
-denirriming to attend graduation, May
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celebration. Tonight 7:30 p.m. at the
Downtown Sheraton Inn. Groggers for
everyone! Special Oneg Shabbat and a joyful
Kiddush included. Part one of a compelling
movie "The 81st Blow" (filmed in Nazi Ger
many) will also be shown. Admission? Ab
solutely free of course!
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AUDITIONS
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Auditionees will be required to sing (A prepared song is
acceptable, but not required. Some music will be pro-
Vided), read from the text, and demonstrate some dancing
ability.
March 12 &14 7pm Schwab Auditorium
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Instrumentalist tryouts will not be
held until fall orientation Aug. 27 to
31.
Incoming freshmen and returning
be available at the offices of each
college dean about four weeks before
graduation.
Nominations should be submitted
to Richard E. Grubb, vice president
for administration, 203 Old Main, by
March 30. Supporting information
should be as brief as possible and
should stress qualities relevant to the
award.
Serving From
5 PM-9 PM
Reservations
Appreciated
238-2333
Join Us In The
Bar Area For
Live Entertainment
on Wed., Thurs.,
Fri. & Sat.
Ritenour nurse named
Helena Lumpkin, a registered nurse at
Ritenour Health Center, was recently
named the American Cancer Society's
1979 Miss Hope for Centre County.
She will participate in the Penn
sylvania Miss Hope pageant March 28
and 29 in Carlisle. Lumpkin is a 1974
graduate of the University..
Jesse F. Core, an adjunct professor of
mining engineering at the University,
Was recently made an honorary Member
of the American Institute of Mining,
Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers.
Core was one of four men to be
honored by the Institute this year. There
are only 50 living AIME members at any
time.
Billy Ray Baumgardt, professor of
animal nutrition, has been named
associate dean for research and
associate director of the Agricultural
Experiment at the University.
He succeeds Walter I. Thomas, who
retired in February. Baumgardt was
formerly the head of the Department of
Dairy and Animal Science in the College
of Agriculture.
Edward V. Ellis, associate dean for
continuing education in the College of
Human Development, has been elected
to a three-year term on the Commission
of Higher Eductaion of the Middle States
Association of Colleges and Schools.
The Commission provides ac
creditation, evaluation and consultation
services to member and' candidate in
stitutions.
William E. Biles has been appointed
professor and head of the Department of
Industrial and Management Systems
Engineering.
Robert Stefanko, professor of mining
engineering, was installed last month as
the 1979 president of the Society of
Mining Engineers.
The Society is a 24,500-member
national organization of engineers
engaged in the mineral industries.
Sam Hargrave has been appointed as
the new executive director of On Drugs
Inc., located on S. Allen Street.
Hargrave, who has worked at On
Drugs Inc. since 1975, succeeds Norman
R. Brown, who resigned to take another
job.
Alan Ellis, a State College attorney,
was elected last month to his third term
as president of the Central Pennsylvania
Chapter of the American Civil Liberties
Union.
Ellis, a 1964 University graduate, has
worked as an ACLU lawyer since 1967.
county's Miss Hope
Edward V. Ellis, associate dean for pathology and an extension mushroom
continuing education in the College of expert, recently spoke at the Fourth
Human Development, and District Aston Seminar on Mushroom Growing
Magistrate Clifford H. Yorks were the held at Aston University in Birmingham,
recipients of the University's Forum on England. While in England, Wuest also
Black Affairs Human Services Awards. lectured at the University of Bath.
'Donald L. Ace, coordinator of Dairy
Extension programs at the University,
has been named interim head of the
Department of Dairy and Animal
Science.
Ace will serve as the coordinator until
a College of Agriculture search com
mittee chooses a new department head
to succeed Billy Ray Baumgardt, who
was promoted earlier this month.
Paul J. Wuest,
_professor of plant
Tiles damaged in Packer
• Nancy Swank, assistant
housekeeping supervisor, reported that
an unknown person or persons had
damaged the ceiling tile on the seventh
floor of Packer ,Hall Wednesday,
University Police Services said.
Estimated value of the damage if $l5O.
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Anyone with a bachelor's degree in different engineering fields,
production/manufacturing, quality-control, materials management
or procurement wishing to teach full-time for one or two years in
Japan should write to:
The position involves teaching Japanese businessmen and
engineers the basic vocabulary in various fields.
No Japanese-language is required for classroom instruction.
Teaching experience is not required. An orientation is given in
Tokyo.
Information on salary, transportation and housing can be ob
tained by providing International Education Services with a detailed
resume and a letter indicating an interest in the position.
Personal interviews will be held in your area between the middle
to end of April.
Selected applicants would be expected to arrive in Tokyo from
June through September, 1979.
The Daily Collegian Friday, March 9,1979-1 t
Lawrence S. Darken, who retired as'
professor of mineral sciences in 1977 and
died in June, was honored posthumously.
at last month's American Institute of.•
Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum',
Engineers.
He was given the William Hume:.
Rothery Award of the Institute of Metals•,
Division of the Metallurgical Society of.'
AIME. The award recognizes out
standing scholarly contributions to the.'
science of alloys. t,
• Valerie Gay, 214 Stephens, reported ;
that a man was selling candy on the;
second floor of Stephens Hall, University,
police said. The man was apprehended
and advised of the rules concerning,
solicitation on campus, police said.
—by Joyce Fassl
Personnel Director
International Education Services
Shin Taiso Building
10-7, Dogehzaka 2-chome
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150
Japan