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Exchange Cutinwi frem Hf "I FOUND that as a Southerner, I was stereotyped and many of the people at IUP would ask me why I didn't have a southern accent. You become a bit of a novelty." me best thing to do is to find a school with a good chemistry program with a lot of small classes. My largest class had 40 students. They are tougher at IUP. They have no graduate instructors, only professors. Everything runs at a much faster pace and more is expected of you in a school like that.*' According to the programs coordinator, information on the NSE is available through , ?Chines I j lime: lnu \ I Place: Rus TiCkCtS " ELECTRICAL MECHANICAI CHEMICAL I PHYSI Judge the patentability of discoveries made by R < and scientists i PATENT E in Washin The Patent and Tr unique career opj Challenge ar Outstanding caree service For more informatk as a Patent Ex Manager, College Relatior Office of Personnel Patent and Trademark Off Washington, D C. 20231 Call toll-free 800-368-3064 (703) 557-3631 (Collect in An Equal Oppo U.S. Citizt I HEAR THEIR M"RADIO FREE El IJ University 101 courses, student letters, and on annual NSE Recruitment Day Program. AVUUHlUIlitl H1IU1II1U11UI1 IS UVUI1UUC 111 lOUIM 108 of Russell House, west wing. i "I would encourage all students to par- I ticipate in the program because it is an op- L portunity to experience new cultures and dif- { ferent kind of academic environments," Hey ward said. "It's a true test for those students willing to take risks. Overall, it's a very good pro- 11 gram for personal development. It's the kind * of experience which students can share foi a J lifetime," she said. J ie Bant?uet + rsday Oct. 6, 6:30 p.m. sell House Ballroom spt. 26-Sept 30 ):00 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 00 p.m.-7:00 in Russell House >00 , ENGINEERS L BNQINBBIO ENGINEERS ICISTS scientific and engineering & D engineers, inventors /vorld-wide as a iXAMINER r> /-> IUIUII, L-f.Vv. ] ademark Office has ] x>rtunities offering id responsibility growth j r Federal Government benefits j >n about your career j aminer contact: >S ^ \ ice ? v- I*'. / Y\ ill i^k., jj va) rtunity Employer m/f ynship Required I preSE I . I in 4 fy /' , " with snpr tv hit. LET'! jrope" Baker CcntUmad frmi paga 1 To help minimize such risks, the division discusses with students what preventive measures they can take. "Our job is to minimize risk, not to eliminate it ? you can't eliminate it," he said. Symposium?.i Facultv narticinants will Gordon Smil nclude Bruce Marshall, Paul and Donald 1 tattenburg, Charles Kegley, from USC's ames Roherty, James Government Cuhlman, Natalie Hevener, tional Studic; Chinese Cultu Exhibition Time: Friday, Oct. 7 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 { Place: Russell House FREE Quit P Sponsored by Chinet^^ f special's I Sunday, ( I 2:30, 6 | U32J in the Russell 14 BOSSIINI' ^ 1 rfl ii I \Sy\ rrcM9 1 | [ICE CREAf ! ! PaI? id I VI JU?>I 'I Good with this cc ' \bb mam mmm mmm mam amm amm mam mm tarn* mmm mam mam w mam mm J 2019 Devine - 5 Points | - 799-5070 ^fcriTfiririr^irirtrtr^rtryyytninf yyifyyyyti NT Tues IV 1 111, Rl M0& Ge T-:." ;: r.. ||| lal guest ' ACTIVE The division also provides bicycle registration, free idenitification engraving, carpool matching, maps and jumper cables. "Most of what we do should be looked upon in a pro-active way," he said. :h, Jerel Rosati The symposium is sponPuchala. All arc sored by USC's Byrnes InterDepartment of national Center and the Inand Interna- stitute of International >. Studies. THi ' . lposium yr HOWTIMfcS ; i n October 2nd I >:Q0. 9:30 ^IMll jHouseTheatre^^^ ! S ICI CREAM f DIPIC4 M icvlac I 3 SMALL | SA CONE#| | : 50? V | | >upon through 10-3-83 I \ I 1:30 a.m. - 11 midnite M-Sat. I 1:30 a.m. - I I p.m. Sunday day, October 4, 1983 8:00 p.m. issell House Ballroom neral Admission Only Ai. Att A students *b.UU Public $8.00 TICKETS ON SALE NOW W/UII C TUCV I ACT W I IIUL. I I IL. 1 Lrw I RUSSELL HOUSE LOBBY 10 AM - 5 PM *|||| ||