Soph Honor Exams Set
First examinations in the Uni
versity’s sophomore honors pro
gram will begin Thursday, May 21,
Hoyt Trowbridge, chairman of the
committee on sophomore honors
announced Monday.
The comprehensive exams are
open to all students eligible for
the sophomore honors program
and to otheri who have completed
35 hours and have a 2.75 or higher
GPA, with the consent of the
committee. Students who have
completed more than 93 hours are
not eligible, however. Sophomore
honors are awarded to all students
.passing all four exams with a
'.grade of distinction."
Exams will be given as follows:
history. May 21, 7:30 p.m.. Com
anonwealth 232; physical science
May 26, 7:30 p.m., Science 16: lit
erature, May 28, 7:30 p.m.. Fen
ion 3; and biological science, June
2, 9 a.m., Science 322.
Reading lists denoting the ma
’ terial which will be covered in the
,exams will- be distributed to stu
•dents now enrolled in sophomore
honors courses, and will be avail
able to others in the English de
partment in Friendly hall after
Wednesday.
Any student intending to take
-the examination without having
taken the corresponding honors
•course is advised to consult one
■of the instructors in the course.
The sophomore honors program
began at Oregon this year. The
program includes 39 hours of w'ork,
^.s an alternative to the Univer
sity lower division group require
ment.
The program calls for examina
Deadline Monday
For Emerald Posts
Petition deadline for Emerald
-editor and business manager and
Gre-nter editor is Monday noon,
.according to R. C. Williams, secre
tary of the Student Publications
board.
Candidates for the Emerald pos
itions next year will be interviewed
by the board Monday at 4 p.m. in
stead of the previously announced
jueeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.,
.Williams said.
. The board will also screen for
the office of student affairs appli
cants for the position of Ore-nter
editor Monday at 4 p.m.
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The
FEHLY STUDIO
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tions every fall and spring term,
but no exams were given fall term
this first year. A student may take
the four exams split up in any way
before he completes 93 hours. The
usual program, however, is to take
two exams as a freshman and two
as a sophomore.
Campus Calendar
Noon Theatre Exec Bd 112 SU
French Table 113 SU
Mortar Bd 111 SU
1:30 Phi Beta Pat Gerl 2nd FI
3 Sen Prim Comm 111 SU
4 Song Ldrs 214 SU
4:30 Float Par Hum Acts 113 SU
6:30 Ski Quacks 110 SU
Young Demos 111 SW
Pi Lambda Theta Gerl 2nd FI
7 Phi Theta Ups 112 SU
IVCF 334 SU
UIS 123 Sci
Candidates Listed
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ber of Phi Eta Slgma.GPA— 3.5.
Under the party's primary plan
whereby candidates may petition
for two offices, the following peo
ple will also be running for sen
ator at large:
Miss Haag, Roop, Miss La
Marche, Vazbys, Kanada, Vahey,
Ransom, Miss Ducich and Ward.
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Staff: Roberta Hacliworth, Va
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