IPAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1§66 ..+U..eSD.r..AY . OVEM1 aL 2A V.1QV a GRADUATE STUDIES THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO GRADUATE LIBRARY SCHOOL will offer a number of scholarships and fellowships for graduate study during 1966-67 leading to the M.A. or Ph.D. degree in Library Science. Applicantion deadline is February 1, 1966. Awards will be'announced April 1, 1966. Half time research assistantships will also be offered for faculty supervised work in the following areas: Theories of indexing, classification, information retrieval Design studies of future library catalogs Computer applications to indexing and cataloging Automatic translation of languages Indexing and dissemination of biomedical literature Sociological studies of reading Operational'analysis of libraries The program of 1 12 years leading to the M A. degree is somewhat longer and more demanding than in most schools of librarianship. Emphasis within the curriculum is placed on the planning of future libraries and information systems. College graduates, regardless of subject specialty, who have good academic records and a serious interest in librarianship or infor- mation science are encouraged to apply. Entrance examinations are required.: Write to: Office of the Dean Graduate Library School The University of Chicago Chicago, Illinois 60637 JOIN THE DAILY BUSINESS STAFF,- Across Campus TUESDAY, NOV. 30 4:.....Y.:Mt''".t:i~h:..::t'. :... .......... . .. ...... .'........ . .... ..{.. h. .. .:t........ . . . ...... . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN :::4 8 p.m.-Department of S University Players present S speare's Henry VI Part II in' blood Aud. Speech hake- True-' BEAUTIFUL PIERCED EARRINGS OUR LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SELECTION STARTSj AT 3. 50 arcade jewelry short 16 nickels ar-vi4e official publication of the Univer- or departmental chairmen before mak- Summer Employment: An informa- NSF Graduate Fellows now in the sity of Michigan, for which The ing application, to be certain that they tional meeting for all students inter- first year of 2-year tenures have been Michigan Dally assumes no editor- meet the requirements and minimum ested in work in Washington, D.C., mailed forms to request confirmation of ial responsibility. Notices should be academic standards for NSF Fellowship next summer will be held Thurs., Dec. tenure for 1966-67. If not received with- sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to programs. 2, at 4 p.m. in the Multipurpose Rm. in a week, inform Associate Dean Room 3519 Administration Bldg. be- of the Undergraduate Library. Freeman D. Miller. Rm. 118 Rackham fore 2 p.m. of the day preceding Regents' Meeting: Dec. 17. Communi- A special civil service test will be Bldg. publication, and by 2 p.m. Friday cations for consideration at this meet- given to students seeking summer em- for Saturday and Sunday. General ing must be in the President's hands ployment on the office or science as-; Notices may be published a maxi- not later than Dec. 3. sistant levels. Students wishing to Pl f fil f il t mum of two times on request; Day _take this test must file Form 5000-AB Calendar items appear once only. The Queen's University, Belfast, Ire- with the U.S. Civil Service Commis-- ANNOUNCEMENTS: Student arganiratiin notices are not land, again offers an exchange schol- sion by Jan. 3, 1966. The test will be Department of State-Foreign Serv- accepted for publication. arship for a University of Michigan given on a Saturday in late January ice Officer exam will be given on Dec. graduate The scholarship will pro- or early February. All freshmen, soph- 4 ,in Aud. A, Angell Hall at 8 a.m. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30 vide fees, board and lodging for the omores, and juniors interested in em- Location given in notices was in error, academic year 1966-67. A married stu- ployment should take this test. Sen- National Security Agency, Washing- 'Ca d r dent receives £185 in lieu of board and fors or grad students interested in ton, D.C.-Will interview those who a alend r lodging. A grant of $400 will be made higher level, more specialized intern have taken & passed the NSA Profes- Bureau of Industrial Relations sem- by the Graduate School to partially positions should apply to take the sional Qualification Test given Oct. 23, "a I,,.o defray the cost of travel. Study may Federal Service Entrance Exam and 1965. Math & Engrg, majors are exempt inar-" UThe Management of Managers" be carried on in any of the academic the Management Intern Option .of the from exam but should also interview. disciplines offered at The Queen's Uni- test, on Jan. 15, 1966. Application Form Please call early for appointments. In- School of Public Health Conference versity. Further information and appli-1 5000-C must be filed by Dec. 15, 1965 terviews on Dec. 6 & 7 at the Bureau on Home Care-School of Public Health, cation forms are available at the Grad- in order to be eligible for this test, of Appointments, 764-7460. 9 a.m. uate Fellowship Office, Room 110 Rack- Summer positions on this level are ham Bldg. Deadline for receipt of ap- limited, so students should consider PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS: Bureau University Management Seminar - plications is Jan. 10, 1966. taking the summer employment test of Appointments-Seniors & grad stu- "Effective Cost Control": Michigan described above as well as the FSEE. dents, please call 764-7460 for appoint- Union, 1:30 p.m. Parking Notice: Effective Dec. 1,1965 ments with the following: School of Music Recital - Student the restrictions on the U. of M. Staff 50ppClication Farms 5000-AB and TUES., NOV. 30- VS Brass Quintet: Recital Hall, School of ! Parking Lot E-6 (behind E. Medical- Appointmens,Saila an tat Burea nof Intena ion alVol ntariterete ice Music, 7 p.m. Pharmacy Research), will beextended St. Post Office. Remember that these work in field broadly defined as "Com- Dept. of Speech University Players is available, for vehicles without staff forms must be filed by Jan. 3, 1966 munity Development." Men & women. Performance-Shakespeare's "Henry VI isrkvailpbletsornvehcU. out staff and Dec. 15, 1965, respectively, so do it Positions include English, Science, & Part II"p Trueblood Aud., 8 p.m. Sa, g permits, in the U. of M. Church;before Christmas vacation. Indust. Arts teachers, Worldwide loca- Pat! I:Tre odAd.Stpm . Parking Structure after 6 p.m. tos tions. Attention December Grads: College Smith, Hinchman & Grylls Associ- S Gener al otices Doctoral Examination for Robert of Literature, Science and the Arts, ates, Inc., Detroit-Dec. grads in De- John Burns, Education; thesis: "A School of Education, School of Mu- sign & Architecture for firm of engrs., Applications for National Science Study of the Relationships of Certain sic, School of Public Health, and School planners & architects. Foundation Summer Fellowships for Values, Personal Preferences, and Ac- of Business Administration: Students Grad Teaching Assistants for the sum- tivities of Pre-Retired and Retired Pro- are advised not to request grades of POSITION OPENINGS: mer of 1966 are due in the Grad Fel- fessional Engineers," Tues., Nov. 30, I or X in December. When ssuch Lambert Realty Co., Detroit-Attn.: lowship Office on Dec..3. Students are 2431 UES, at 10:30 a.m. Chairman, S. grades are absolutely imperative, the Dec. or recent Grads-Mortgage Con- advised to consult with their advisors C. Hulslander. work must be made up in time to sultant. Immed, opening for male grad ---_____-allow your instructor to report the in Bus. Ad., finance majors pref. Cours- ' Registration Assistants: Men and make-up grade not later than 8:30 es in real estate helpful for mortgage women needed to work as registra- a.m., Thurs., Dec. 30. Grades received financing field. tion assistants at registration Jan. 3-5. after that time may defer the stu- Local Firm-Editor-Tradebooks. De- Apply at Rm. 3501 Admin. Bldg. dent's graduation until a later date. gree in Engl., Journ., Lib. Set., or U A Message for You I I tii{:i v+ :vF:v::'?i;_:.i.;,:iii: :it;:::}:!i::ti i: :C:_::i:i "' ..........:::: 1 Des. Some design trg. helpful. Exper. in advtg., graphic arts, publishing, etc. Coordinate des. & printing of books, contact publishers, binders ,etc. Washington, D.C.-Receptionist for Republican congressman. Good typing and English skills (grammar, usage & pelling, shorthand helpful. Poise, ma- t.rity & attractive appearance neces- sary. Good opportunity for advance- ment. Woman. * *x For further information, please call 764-7460, Gen. Div., Bureau of Appoint- ments, 3200 SAB. SUMMER PLACEMENT SERVICE: 212 SAB- Camp Thunderbird, Bemidji, Minn. - Men for counselor jobs, outdoor skills, canoeing & tripping. Women for food service & secretary. Rom, board. laun- dry & transport, allowance. Interview Dec. 6 from 1 p.m. U.S. Civil Service, Wash., D.C.-An- ounces office & science ass't. posi. tions for summer 1966. Application deadline Jan. 3. Govt. brochure & ap- plications avilable at 212 SAB. Detroit Civil Service-Will interview Dec. 6 from' 9 an.m. to 5 p.m. at 212 SAB. Details and applications available. EDUCATION DIVISION: The following schools will interview at the Bureau of Appointments: THURS., DEC. 2- Southfield, Mich.-Elem. K16; J.H. English. Highland Park, Mich.-Elem. K-5; Vo- cal: Homeroom Grades 6, 7, & 8; Ind. Arts; H.S.: Engl., French; Elem. Corr. Reading. Wyandotte, Mich.-Elem.; Mentally Retard.; Speech Corr.; J.H. Ind. Arts; Arts/Crafts. FRI., DEC. 3- Birmingham, Mich.-All Fields. Stanton, Mich.-Elem.; J.H. English. Pontiac, Mich.-Elem., Elem. Reading, PE; H.S.: Engl.; Voc Ed.-Gen. Met- als; J.H.: Vocal Music, English. Milford, Mich.-Elem. Grades K, I & 3; Upper Elem.; J.H. Science, HS. Gen. Shop, MON., DEC. 6- Grand Rapids, Mich.-Elem.; Type A, Emot. Dist.; Ortho.; Mentally Retard; Engl., Home Ec., Elem./Sec. Vocal, Math, Science, Physics, Lib., Girls PE. Fraser, Mich. - Elem.: Inst. Music, Lib., Speech Corr., Type A, Girls PE, Ind. Arts; J.H. Math/Science. Lincoln Park, Mich.-Elem.: Vocal, Art. Visiting Teacher, Speech Thera- py; J.H.: Girls PE, Math. TUES., DEC.,7- St. Clair Shores, Mich. (Lakeview F.S.)-Eiem. Kdg. z days, Type A Art, Engl., Engl./SS, S, Se0./Engl. or SS; Counsel., Visiting Teacher, Speech Corr., Diag., Psych. Indian River, Mich.-Early Elem. Toledo, Ohio (Ottawa Hills Scs.) - History, French. Wayne, Mich.-Elem., Sci./Math, Soc. Stud., Bus, Ed., Home Ec., Visiting Teacher, Hearing Consul., Reading Con- sul., Auto Mech., Strings. THURS., DEC. 9- Gary, Ind.-Elem., Elem. Vocal; Sec. Math, Guid., St., Ind. Arts, Bus., Men- tally Handicap., Speech Corr., School Nurse, Vocal/Inst. Music, IDR; Coordi- nators of Ind. Arts, Bus. Trade, Educ. Appointments may be made now. For additional information and ap- pointments contact the Bureau of Ap- pointments, Educ. Div., 3200 SAB, 764- 7462. ENGINEERING PLACEMENT INTER- VIEWS-Seniors & grad students, please sign schedule posted at 128-H West Enarg TUES., NOV. 30- B. F. Goodrich Research Center, Brecksville, Ohio-Any Degree: ChE, EM, Mat'ls., ME. Citizens & non-citi- zens becoming U.S. citizen. Res. WED., DEC. 1- Doehler-Jarvis Corp., Toledo, Ohio- BS: IE. Dec. grads. Training toward supervision in production. THURS., DEC. 2-- Automotive Rubber Co., Inc., Detroit, Schoolcraft, Richland, Mch.-BS: ChE & ME. Des., Sales, Prod. des., Liaison Engrg. IORGANIZATION At 0 a a frorm Ann Arbor Bank For complete student and faculty banking needs see Ann Arbor Bank. Specialcheck checking accounts, travelers checks, foreign exchange, letters of credit, and four campus offices are just a few reasons why Ann Arbor Bank should be your bank. Stop in at any Ann Arbor Bank office and get acquaint- ed with alert, accommodating banking. * 0 A i A13,i i 11 I -1 ' MICHIGAN'S OLDEST TRADITION IS ABOUT TO BE SHATTERED Older than the M-Seal and the Engine Arch is the fabled Ann Arbor tradition that books can not be bought at a dis- count. Watch it crumble this semester. Books do not have to bust your bankroll any more. 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