4—The Daily Collegian Monday, Dee. 8,198 G
College of Science dean resigns, receives praise
By PATTY ESPER
Collegian Staff Writer
Thomas Wartik, dean of the College of Sci
ence, will retire next September after 36 years
at the University.
University officials said Wartik will be
missed for his dedication to the College of
Science and his fund-raising efforts.
“Dean Wartik has guided the College of
Science well during his years as dean,” Univer
sity President Bryce Jordan said in a prepared
statement. “His superb leadership and dedica
tion to science will be missed.
“He played a key role in attracting private
support to the College of Science, including the
recent $lO million gift from the Eberly family,”
Jordan said.
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Wartik, 65, said he is retiring because it is
time for someone with fresh ideas to step in and
move the program upward.
He added that his years at the University
have been very satisfying and that he has
enjoyed working with students, faculty and
administrators.
Wartik said his role in working with the $2OO
million Campaign for Penn State has been
enjoyable, adding that the University is on its
way to becoming a first-rate research institu
tion.
“A first-rate institution is characterized by
the quality of its faculty, ahd these attributes
are necessary to recruit and hold good fac
ulty,” Wartik added.
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“My job has been made much easier because
of the efforts of the College of Science faculty
and the encouragement and support I have
received from the central administration,” he
said.
William C. Richardson, executive vice presi
dent and provost, said Wartik has worked very
hard and with great success.
“He’s done an absolutely wonderful job
showing donors the ways in which they can
make a contribution to enhancing the quality of
both undergraduate and graduate experiences
in the College of Science,” Richardson said.
Wartik came to the University in 1950 as an
assistant professor of chemistry. In 1960, he
was named professor and head of the chemis
try department, and in 1971 he became dean of
the College of Science.
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Under his direction, the chemistry depart
ment was listed among the nation’s leaders by
the American Council on Education’s study of
graduate education.
Before coming to the University, Wartik
worked on the Manhattan Project at the Uni
versity of Chicago, conducting wartime re
search for the atomic energy program from
1943 to 194 G.
A native of Cincinnati, Wartik earned his
chemistry undergraduate degree at the Uni
versity of Cincinnati and received his doctoral
degree in chemistry at the University of Chi
cago in 1949.
Wartik has served as chairman of the Nation
al Academy of Science’s Fulbright Selection
Committee for Chemistry.
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Some fruit sales
leave sour smell
Some mail-order solicitations telling Suit said the fraudulent organiza-
University students’ parents that tions who do deliver gift packages
fruit baskets and candy will be deliv- usually hire University students as
ered to their children may be fraudu- delivery persons. The State College
lent, University Police Services and University Park addresses of
warns. these students are given to parents,
Police said they received com- creating the appearance of a credible
plaints of such scams during the last local presence by the organization,
holiday season after some solicitors Suit said.
failed to deliver candy and baskets The practice of hiring student deliv
er which parents had paid $l5 or ery persons also leads to such prob
more through the mail. l ems as mala students trying to
„ ~ „ It . .. ~ , , deliver baskets in female residence
Donald Suit, University director of halls after hours or without being
conducts standards, said orgamza- escor t ec j he added,
tions use names such as University ‘‘The Association of Residence Hall
Rescue Committee and Help for Your students has a legitimate service,
Students During Final Exams. The anc j that’s the one we recommend,”
names are intended to make them Robert McNichol, University
look like legitimate Penn State orga- Police Services supervisor,
nizations, Suit said. Parents can recognize the service
Suit said his office has received by the ARHS letterhead, McNichol
letters from parents regarding the said. Prices range from $8.95 to
failure of the solicitors to deliver the $12.95, with delivery on Dec. 7 and 8.
promised baskets, and added that the McNichol suggested contacting
baskets are often priced much higher postal authorities if any mail-order
than their actual value. One such solicitations other than the ARHS
basket checked by his office, Suit service are received to check wheth
estimated, cost no more than $2.50 to er or not they are legitimate,
assemble. —by Mike Lento
police log
• Bob Hicks, 618 S. Allen St., report- room in Geary Hall on Friday eve
ed a 15-speed mountain bike worth ning,- University police said. Two
$464 missing from his porch Friday persons were identified and some
evening, the State College Bureau of marijuana paraphernalia confis-
Police Services said
• A University student was struck
by a car Saturday on South Garner • A janitor discovered and re-
Street near College Avenue, State leased a person trapped in the ROTC
College police said. Police said Made- supply room in Wagner Building Fri
line Vercek, 116 Heister, was struck day, University police said. The per
by a car driven by Michael E. Singer son had been padlocked in by an
of Morganville, N.J., when Singer unidentified person
attempted to turn left onto South
Garner Street
Vercek was cited for crossing Domino’s Pizza car-top sign in Park
against the traffic light, police said, ing Lot 83 North on Friday night.
She was treated at Centre Commu- Police discovered that the sign had
nity Hospital for minor head injuries been removed from a delivery vehi
and released. cle in Parking Area Orange B earlier
that evening.
• State College police reported an
orange Schwinn bicycle found at 241
E. Nittany Ave. on Saturday.
• Doug Reach, 317 Geary, report
ed that marijuana was being used in a
The following' is a list of Student Organization Budget Comm, sponsored
groups which are having an organizational meeting this week:
Organization’s Name Date Time Place Special Event
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LABOR STUDIES CLUB Tue/12/9 7:oopm RM 251 WILLARD General
NATL. ASSOC. BLK. ACCTS. Monl2/8 -7:oopm Cult. Cntr. Conf. Rm. Xmas Social
PS INDOOR WINTER GUARD Mon/12/8 7.30 pm RM 133 White Bldg. • General
& Sun/12/14
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PS MODEL RR CLUB Fri/12/12 7:oopm RM S-5 HUB General
PS PRE-VET CLUB Mon/12/8 7:3opm RM 111 Henning Bldg. Elections
PS RIFLE CLUB Mon/12/8 ' 6:3opm Rifle Range White Bldg. General
PS SCI-FI SOCIETY Tue/12/9 7:oopm RM 316 Boucke ! General
PS SQUASH CLUB Mon/12/8 7:oopm Rec Hall Sq. Cts. All Welcome
PS STUD. FOR LIFE Wed/12/10 9:oopm RM 251 Willard General
USG DEPT WOMEN'S CONCERN Wed/12/10 8:00pm Rm 120 Boucke General
VETS ORGANIZATION Wed/12/10 8:00pm 227 E. Nittany Ave. General
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cated, but no arrests were made,
police said.
• University police discovered a
• Cathy Boyer, 317 McKee, report
ed a tape player worth $25 missing
from her car in Parking Lot 83 West
on Saturday, University police said.
—by Mike Lento
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