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$t Quadras Raised
For Admissions
By NEAL FRIEDMAN
T\n> 'j ! app lying to the University for admission within
the next few \ rars, will have a tougher time getting in.
On the other h;uid , it vvou l
\uii to graduate in '954 tha n
According to Robert G. B>
and rci4istr.-rr - , l ire rj iiirlily of students'
being admitted is getting '
piO Krc "»M "fly bdtr r, while the '
number of students being dropped
)kis doubled in the last four yeans.,
Bernreu ter said that as of .
May 1. 95 per cent of the stu- j
dents admitted for next Fall
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SExec Officer Appointed
Military Science Prof
Indian Ambassador Col. Ellis B. Richie, executive
offrcer rn the Inspector General's
section, U S. Army European
Command headquarters, will report
on Aug. 15 as- professor of
Analyzes Policies
military science and tactics at
the Universrty.
The contribution of India to the world in the field of He wrll succeed Col. Arthur W.
foreign policy is to remain outside the two main spheres of Kogstad who has been selected
to attend the National War Col-
conflict and thus assist in bringing together these two oplege m Washington, D.C,
d have been twice as easy for posing systems, N. B, Menon, First Secretary of the Embassy Prof Takes Zoology Post
i t is now.
of India , Washing ton , said last week.
Dr. Merrrll Wood, associate
irnreuter, dean of admissions
professor of zoology, has been
In her relations with the world;
elected treasurer of the Wilson
India's outlook is governed by appearance , particularl y in Af- Ornithonological Society, a na-
made fro m out of state io cre- the internal conditions of her rica , has presented a challenge tional organization with more
ate a "collegiate amosphere geography, past history, tradi- io India as well as ihe rest of than 1500 members.
where ihe student will meet tions, and socral conditions. Men- ihe world.
people of all income groups and
backgrounds. "
on said her reactions to others Menon made it clear that his Repairs . |
The University holds state en-
depended upon the principles cf country was grateful for assist- Car Radios Television I
rollment to 10 per cent
parliamentary democracy and In-
of the
ance from the United States in ( Phono graphs Radios I
are in the upper two-fiflhs of i total.
dia's attention to her economic
lheir high school graduating |
development.
these matters and that the poli-
classes.
Ziegler said that extra-curricu- If democracy means clothes, cies of the United States have
Last year, 80 per cent of the ' lar achievements are used to de- shelter, food, then the Indians been frrm in helpmg her
erde between students
freshmen adrnitkd to the main
with simi-
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la r grades.
will vote for it. In order to
rumpus were in the upper two-
< achieve the political objectives
fifths of tlreir class.
Bernreuter said this year ihe
McQuarrie Leaves
of democracy ihe economic ob-
Post
iMartin L. Ziegler, assistant di- University will receive 13.000 ! jeciives must also be considered Dr. Malcolm C. McQuarrie has
rector of the Research and Eval- applications for admi ssion. He and attained.
resigned as assocrate professor of
uation .Section of the Division of said there are 5353 places in all According to Menon , India's ceramic technology at the Uni-
Counseling, said that the increase curriculums and progra ms on role in the world is an independversity to accept a position with
in the flunk out rate is due to a all campuses for these appli-
tendency on the part of the procants.ent one, and she wrll continue to the Kaiser Aluminum and Chem-
' attempt to dimmish the dimenical Corp.
fessors to grade harder due to Of these 13,000, 9000 will be sions of the areas of conflrct as
the higher quality students now admitted. Wrth only 5353 places, !far as possible. If India joined one
bcinii admitted.
it would seem that things might i sphere, her utility as a member
Bernreuter place d ihe blame be a little crowded. However, not of the world would be lost, he
on the revision of the Univer- all 9000 will show up for the start said.
sity Senate regulations which of classes.
For instance , ihe presence of
now make it more difficult for About 3500 of these applicants India in Korea helped prevent
a student io stay in ihe Uni- wrll not accept the offer of ad- world conflagration as did her
versity.mission
for one reason or an- contributions in the Gaza Str ip
For the most part, admissions other. Another 3500 will later be and Indo-China. He also said
are determined on the basis of rejected by the University as un- that racialism is a deterrent io
statistics with little reference to qualified.
the end cf world tension. lis
the human factor.
Bernreuter said that any Pennsylvania
resident in the upper
two-fifths of his high school graduating
class is automatically admitted
so long as his disciplinary
record is satisfactory.
He said thai these students
are sent a "letter of intent "
when they applv. This says ihai
ihe student will be admit ted
when admission s start in
March.
Out of state students or Pennsvlvnia
residents not in the upper
two-fifths of their class are
lequircd to take either the University's
aptitude test or the College
Entrance Examination Board
test.
On the basis of these scores,
the student's average is predicted
and admissions are made accordingly
.
Because of the stri cter reouirements
for out of state students,
ihey tend io make better
grad es and win a "disprop ortionate
" number of awards and
honors, Bernreu ter said.
lie said that admissions are
made from out of state so that
Pennsylvania residents will not
be turned down when they apply
{-> colleges and universities outside
the state.
Bernreuter said there was no
attempt to balance Pennsylvania
students with those from the
other 40 states
Zieqler sard admissions are
$700 Given to Univer sity
A t»if t of $700 has been made
to the Universit y bv the Olin
Malh icson Chemical Corporation.
The money will be used to support
research in the testing of
fungicides in the department of
botany and plant pathology.
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