THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,

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Schools, Colleges
Contemplate OAIS

Faculty
Retiremen,

Prof. Maurice]
Eichelberger

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measures a student's educational
and vocational interests, his aca-
demic motivation, creative poten-
tial and psychological adjustment.
Prof. Fricke reports that during
the past year, 13 institutions
throughout the country "recom-
mended that applicants for ad-
mission submit GAIS scores" to
them.
Most of these 13 institutions as
well as 16 others, among them
Baylor University, Cooper Union,
Princeton University, Swarthmore
College, University of North Caro-
lina, and the United States Coast
Guard Academy, gave the test last
fall to enrolled freshmen.
Within the University, the Law
School has given the test to its
entering freshmen for the past
three years and hopes to use it in
screening future applicants for
admission.
The QAIS has also been used
by Prof. Harold J. Blumenthal of
the bacteriology department. Prof.
Blumenthal used the test to find
30 high school juniors and seniors
suited for a college level course in
microbiology to be given at Inter-
lochen Arts Academy this summer.
Perlstadt Gets
Editorial Prize
Daily Co-Magazine Editor Har-
ry Perlstadt, '63, yesterday was
named winner of the Alice Bog-
donoff Silver Editorial Award.
Carrying a $100 stipend, the
award is given annually to a Daily
staff member who displays quali-
ties of courage, responsibility, ma-
turity and "concern for justice and
democratic ideals" in editorials
and interpretative writing.

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MAURICE B. EICHELBERGER
... engineering graphics
"I enjoy teaching young people,"
Prof. Maurice B. Eichelberger of
the engineering college said re-
cently.
"It keeps one young to remain
in contact with them."
Prof. Eichelberger retires this
year after teaching engineering
graphics and drafting for 40 years.
He received his bachelor's de-
gree in military science at Michi-
gan State College of Agriculture
in 1916. He joined the University
faculty in 1922 as an instructor.
He also helped compile a history
of the engineering graphics de-
partment.
He is a faculty member of
Lambda Chi Alpha. Prof. Eichel-
berger is also an honorary faculty
member of Triangles and Scab-
bard and Blade honorary frater-
nities.

Exam Schedule

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The following examination
schedule is for all University
departments and schools with
the exception of the Law and
Medical Schools.
The examination code letter
corresponds to the time of the
first lecture for courses having
both lecture and recitation per-
iods, or the first recitation per-
iod of the week. Certain courses
have special periods, indicat-
ed below. Classes beginning on
the half hour will be scheduled
at the preceding hour.
MONDAY
Time Examination Code
8 ... A Thurs., May 30, 9-12
9 ... B Monday, May 27, 9-12
10 ... C Tuesday, May 28, 9-12
11 .......D Wed., May 29, 9-12
12 ... Q Thurs., May 30, 2-5
1 ... E Friday, May 31, 9-12
2 ... F Tuesday, May 28, 2-5
3 ... G Saturday, June 1, 2-5
4 ..... R Wed., June 5, 9-12
TUESDAY

3 ... P Thursday, June 6, 9-12
4 ....... T Wed., June 5, 2-5
Special ... U Mon., May 27, 2-5
Special ... V Wed., May 29, 2-5
SPECIAL PERIODS
Bus. Administration School:
Course Code
Accounting 271, 500 ... Q, V
Accounting 272, 501 ... Q, V
Bus. Ad. 306, 503 .... M, U
Bus. Ad. 450 ......... .G, V
Finance 301.........A, P
Ind. Rel. 300, 500......B, G
Mktg. 300, 301, 500, 501 E, R
Engineering College:
Eng. Graphics 101 ... U, V
Eng. Graphics. 102, 104 U, V
Literary College:
Chem. 106, 191, 194 ... J, T
Economics 101-104 ... K, N
Economics 271 ........ Q, V
Economics 272 .......Q, V
English 123, 124 .......A, V
French 101-103, 111, 112, 221,
222, 231, 232, 361, 362 Q, U
Geography 101.......J, N
German 101, 102, 111, 231,
232,236,............I, U
Latin 221, 222 ........G, V
Physics 154. ..... G, R
Russian 101, 102, 201, 202,
302, 352, 402 .......D, H
Spanish 101-103, 221, 222
231, 232 ............H, S

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.....I Friday, May 31, 2-5
... J Saturday, June 1, 9-12
K Tuesday, June 4, 9-12
. S. Tuesday, June 4, 2-5
... M Monday, June 3, 2-5
N Thursday, June 6, 2-5

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TO HEAR
Dr. Colin Williams
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The Methodist Church and the Educational Task

11:15 A.M.

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PREACH ON
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7:30 P.M.

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