-The Daily Collegian Wednesday, August 13,1980
CHANGES IN THE FALL TERM 1980 SCHEDULE
Changes in the original Schedule of Classes for Fall
Term 1980 are listed in this supplement. These changes
have been made as a result of the advance registration
procedure, and in an effort to meet student demands for
specific courses.
TYPES OF CHANGES
Listed in this supplement are such adjustments as
courses and sections of courses added or dropped, credit
changes, time changes, and room changes. Symbols, which IX.
designate the type of change effected, precede each
course. An interpreration of these symbols follows:
SYMBOL
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I ACCTGI 206 I . 01*. 1 3 1 EOl | M.kF 6 )
| ACCTGI 4C4 | 01 | 1 EOll 1
I ACCTGI 404 I 02 | 3 | COl | MWF 4 I
I ACCTGI 4C4 | 03 | 3 | EOl| MKF $ |
I ACCTGI 4C9 I 03$ I 3 I EOII TTH 12 I
I ACCTGI 4C9 I 045 | 3 I EOl| TTH 13 |
I ACCTGI 511 I 03 I 3 I EOl I MKF 5 1
I ACCTGI 597 | I I £Oll I
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1 AG ECI 422 I I I AO6l I
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Supplement to the Fall Term 1980 Schedule of Classes
The Pennsylvania State University
Office of the University Registrar
TYPE OF CHANGE
Course Added
Section Added
Departmental Code Change
Course Dropped
Section Dropped
Credit Change
Room Change
Room and Credit Change
Time Change
Time and Credit Change
Time and Room Change
Time, Room and Credit Change
BIOL | 511
BPHYSI 474
BA | ISO
B LOG] 2CA
CERSCI 4C2
CCftSfl 4C6
CEASE| ACT
CCRSEI 496
CHCM | Cl 2
I
01 | 2
01 | 3
01 I 3
01 | 3
01 | 1-12
12 1 3
| CHEH | Cl 2
| CHEH } Cl 2
I I
65H | 4
CHEH 1 Cl 2
1
66H | 4
| CHEH 1 Cl 2
1 1
| CHEH | 427
I I
02 | 2
1 CHEH | 427
I 1
03 | 2
I CHEH I 427
I I
I CHEH | 429
I CIIEK | 4St
| C HfcH i 560
I CH'IS j 496
ICE | C 24
ICE | 598
I CLASS! C 33
| COM 0| 405
I CSP 0| SS7C
| CSP D | 5971
| C LI 11 100
| C LIII 194
I C LIT| 443
| CHPSCI 101
| CHPSCI 110
| CHPSCI 110
| CHPSCI 211
I CHPSCI 4CC
| CHPSCJ 411
| CHPSCI 530
I CHPSCI 579
I CHPSCI 598 A
I CHPSCI SSBB
I CN ED| 425
I C L P| 191 A
I C L PI 191 F
| CF Lo| 115
I ECOII | CC2
I ECUN | 596 A
I CCCN | 597 A
I i E C| 507
I E E C| 573
| f E LJ 547
| E fc C | 697 A
I EDAOMI 480
I EOAOMI seo
I ECAOKI 589
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ICC | C 52
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109 HOUCKE
319 SUUCKC
109 60UCKE
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103 MAKER
311 BCJUCKfc
212 M 8
110 WALKER
207 5 A
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5159 H OEV
101 E E E
204 E e K
127 SAC
261 F B
124 AC E
309 SAC
239 AC E
309 SAC
239 AC E
309 SAC
239 AG E
309 SAC
239 AG E
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249 AC E
69 MIL
112 8 L
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107 CRCB
113 CRCU
107 CRCB
113 CRCB
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270 CHAM
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| $251 PKF 4
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100 FORUM
108 FORUH
106 0 L
108 FUKUH
112 0 L
115 0 L
435 0 L
115 0 L
435 0 L
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435 0 l
369 MIL
333 WHIT
N 427 U B
£323 H DEV
E 391 H OCV
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325 SAC
5205 H OEV
160 MIL
225 E E W
152 II 0
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306 E E W
303 WHIT
30J WHIT
317 WAGNER
811 L A
358 WIL
10 SPARKS
609 K G 8
327 CLOAK
316 CEDAR
725 E t W
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371 KIL
108 II DEV
UNIVERSITY TARN INSTRUCTIONS I-OR KALI. TERM 1980
August'fcu, 21 and 22, 1980, hold In Che Shields Lobby
ajivtime between b:10 A.M. any,.3o P.M. Only proroglstered degree candidates
wno are uijli,-.,-, Co accept their prcregistraLion schedule as shown on their
Advance Class Assignment nay register early. Early registrants
may nrt attend the Regular hold in the Intramural Building on
September A and 5. The plnlc s]> pn may bo obtained in the college dean's
o.ficu (unless college procedure stuu , otherwise), after August 13, 1980.
J\will be held in the Intramural building
to 5:30 P.M., beptt^b er A and 5, 1980.
PREREGIS'ILKEI) DECREE CANDID, register at Che Intramural Building
on the dale shown on the pink Their date and time will be within
the following alphabetical sched,\ e:
INTK.VHIKAI
ding ri:c;
from 8:00 A.M
Thursday, September 4, 1980
Friday, September 5, 1980
NON-HKRKEGISTERED DECKER CANDIDATES -\ m J l!tcrrallle thclr date and
time rcjjistration by finding the £i\ t letter of f thclr last naßa
alung tbt left of Lhe tabic below and rttddng it with the last
th ? lr social security number fK n d at the top of the table.
(EXAMPI.L: A student with the last name \ S >, lT |, whose social sccurity
number ends with a 4 will register on Se^p,i )Cr / (> 2: 30 I’.M.
FIRST LF.TTKR
OF LAST NAME
UNDERGRADUATE I’KOVJSIONA!, STUDENTS - will register oL c . >lcm( , cr s at 3 . /l5
\
NONUEOREE (Graduate ami Undergraduate) STUDENTS will rM s t.or between
4:00 and 4:45 on September 5, 1980, according to the table:
SEPTEMBER 5, 1980 \
TIME \
\
LAST DIGIT OF SOCIAL
SECURITY NUMBER
2-3
'4-6
7 - 9
0 - 1
ITEMS NKKDKI) TO RKUiSTKR
ID Card OR Authorization to Enroll OR Acceptance Card \
Bursar's Receipt for Fall Term 1960 \
Advance Class Assignment Schedule (pink slip) - if preregistere<ft
No. 4 Card (required of all students Fall Term 1980) A
No. 2 Card for Fall Term 1980 if not preregistered or "Revised" \
No. 2 Card signed by Adviser if preregistered and revising Spring
Schedule \
Preregistration form for Winter Term 1981 (optional) - deadline
date in Registrar's Office is September 29, 1980. \
liK LMPUKTANT INSTKUCI JONS| \
All degree candidates are urged to preregister for Winter Term 1981. \
Preregistered students receive higher priority in obtaining class
space than non-preregistered students. \
B. Late Registration will be held in the Shields Building Lobby
from Monday, September 8, 1980 through Wednesday, September 17,
1980 for any student who fails to meet his designated registration
time. A $lO.OO late fee will be charged for the privilege of
registering late in accordance with Senate Policy 34-23.
C. Undergraduate students will not be permitted to preregister or
register for more than 13 credits. Students may be permitted to
add courses beyond the 13 credit limit during the add period. The
normal credit load of a full-time graduate student is 8 to 10 credits
or the equivalent.
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He has been in on the making of
presidents, and, unwittingly, in their
unmaking. It was, after all, his office
that was being bugged that fateful night
in 1972 that led to the scandal of
~v Watergate.
So the hectic scene at Madison Square
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I ROOM
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PITTSBURGH (AP) Pittsburgh
Steeler quarterback Terry Bradshaw
has filed court papers opposing on
technical grounds the divorce sought by
i - \ his wife, Jo Jo Starbuck.
. Stewart Barmen, a Pittsburgh at
torney who represents Bradshaw, said
yesterday the preliminary objections
were filed in Allegheny County Court on
Monday.
NBA chief
, NEW YORK (AP) Larry O’Brien
has been through the smoke-filled rooms
and the chaos that was Chicago in 1968.
He managed the campaigns of
Presidents Kennedy and Johnson and
later served as Postmaster General and
iChairman of the Democratic National
Committee.
Bradshaw files claim against divorce
, The court papers claim Ms. Starbuck’s
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recalls political days
The proximity of the Democratic
convention proved an irresistable lure to
O’Brien, who was on hand for Monday
night’s crucial rules debate and roll call.
“I went at the invitation of the
Democratic National Committee, as a
former chairman,” he said. “But like I
told friends, I have better seats at New
York Knicks games than I had at the
convention.”
“I’m not an activist anymore, but you
can’t be a leader of a party and Abandon
it completely,” he said. "I said hello to
some people and shook a few hundred
hands. It was the first time since 1956
that I was simply a relaxed spectator. It
did bring back a lot of memories,
pleasant memories.
As the 62-year-old O’Brien sat in his
office at NBA headquarters and spoke of
petition is invalid for technical reasons
and asked the court to dismiss it. The
legal dispute is expected to be argued
before a panel of family division judges,
Barmen said;
Ms. Starbuck, a professional ice
skater, filed for divorce last week,
claiming the four-year marriage was
“irretrievably broken.”
She is seeking a division of their
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Among the contributions of which he is
most proud are the Medicare system,
advances in civil rights and institution of
the $1 income-tax checkoff for political
donations.
Ms. Starbuck listed as her home ad
dress a downtown Pittsburgh apartment
she shared with the National Football
League player.
But Bradshaw said his wife has not
lived in the state continuously for the
last six months, a requirement for filing
under the state’s new divorce laws. He
did not say where she lives.
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may have retired from politics, the
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him.
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involvement, and they were very rich,
very full years,” he said. “Fourteen of
those years was an association with Jack
Kennedy, from state elections in
Massachusetts right through the
Presidency. I was proud of my political
involvement. I know some people don’t
think too highly of politicians, but I was
always proud of the contributions we
made.”
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Five PAC-10 universities
violate academic rules
LOS ANGELES (AP) The presidents and chancellors of
Pacific-10 conference schools have tackled the issue of
widespread transcript And academic credit scandals in the
conference and the process have created a one-year Pac-5.
At a meeting Monday in Denver, the panel of chief
executives cut in half the number of schools eligible for the
1980 Pac-10 football crown and for post season football com
petition. The panel dealt out a variety of penalties to the
universities whose athletic programs have been cited with
academic violations. Oregon was the hardest hit, receiving
two years probation.
The panel’s unanimous ruling eliminated five schools
Southern California, UCLA, Arizona State, Oregon State an
Oregon from contention for any bowl berth, including the
Rose Bowl. The panel decided, however, that all conference
games played during the 1980 season will count in the stan
dings.
The five universities were penalized for “violations of
conference rules and standards in the areas of unearned
credits, falsified transcripts and the unwarranted intrusion of
athletic department interests into the academic processes of
the respective universities,” the panel’s report said.
No other action is contemplated, said Pac-10 spokesman Jim
Muldoon. He said any penalties for non-academic violations
would come from the National Colegeate Athletic Association.
“We’re sorry the five colleges have been ruled ineligible,“
Bill Nicholas chairman of the Tournament of Roses, said.
“Those things happen. People will still come to the Rose Bowl
game.”
UCLA head coach Terry Donahue said “the incident for
which we are being penalized occurred three years ago. I am
embarrassed that the academic integrity of UCLA has abeen
subject to question, and I feel very sorry for our players and
coaches.”
However, Washington State University’s Glenn Terrell, who
chairs the presidents and chancellors group, defended the
penalties.
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academic integrity of the conference, our institutions and our
athletic programs.” he said.
“We’re just going to have to sacrifice for past mistakes,”
Oregon State head coach Joe Avezzano said. “I'm not sure we
weren’t on a runaway car ready to self-destruct, and I think
that having someone come in and help clean up our house
makes you more awware of the situation and puts everything
maybe back in the proper perspective.”
The chief executives meted out a variety of other sanctions
against member schools:
Southern Cal: ineligible for the track and field conference
championship in 1981 and for participation in 1980 Pac-10 or
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association track and field
championships; adjustment of all dual meet and conference
championship meet results for the 1978 season to eliminate
points won by ineligible athletes, resulting in Southern Cal
vacating the 1978 Pac-10 track and field title.
That penalty came on the heels of revelations earlier this
year that former NCAA 400-meter dash champ Bully Mullins
was accepted into Southern Cal with a transcript that included
28 credis allegedly received from four different junior
colleges, widely separated geographically, during the
semester before he entered Southern Cal in 1978. The school
already had been stripped of its national collegiate title by the
NCAA for the same violations.
UCLA: forfiet all of its 1977 football games in which any
ineligible athlete played.
Arizona State: previously declared ineligible for the 1980
football championship; declared ineligible for any postseason
football competition.
Oregon State: forfiet all its 1977 and 1979 games in which
any ineligible athlete participated.
Oregon: forfiet all its 1977, 1978 and 1979 games in which
any ineligible athlete participated; reduce its intial grants-in
aid in football to three less than they would otherwise be en
titled for the 1982-82 acedemic year; placed on probation two
years; and in swimming, forced to adjust its team scores and
won-lost record for any meets during the 1980 season in which
ineligible athletes participated.
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