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Western Civ.Test Deadline Dec.19
University Daily Kansan
Students who intend to take the Western Civilization examination January 12, must register for the exam in 130 Strong Hall before December 19.
The examination, which is a requirement for graduation in the College, the School of Education, the School of Journalism, and the Department of Chemical Engineering will be given the second Saturday after Christmas vacation.
Review sessions will be held from 7:15 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, January 8-9 in Bailey Auditorium.
The exam will test knowledge of the Western Civilization readings for the fall semester of 1961-62 and spring semester readings for 1962-63.
THE FIRST semester readings follow the old listings, but the second semester readings to be covered will differ some from the readings assigned at that time.
Readings which differ from last year's second-semester readings are
Expanded selections from Thomas Paine's "Rights of Man"; "Five Essays on Man and Nature" by Ralph Waldo Emerson; "Origin of the Species" by Charles Darwin; "Selections from the Essays of Thomas Huxley" by Huxley, "General Selections from the Works of Sigmund Freud" by Freud.
"THE CONSCIENCE of a Conservative" by Sen. Barry Goldwater; "Essential Works of Marxism"; "Animal Farm" by George Orwell; "Fontamara" by Ignazio Silone; "The Age of Analysis" by Morton White; "Brave New World Revisited" by Aldous Huxley and "The Uses of Knowledge" by John Henry Newman.
Dropped from the second-semester readings from previous years are:
"Heritage" by Colbert, Smith, Summer and Lenin; "Aaregpagitica" by John Milton; "Evolution and Religion"; "The Theory of the Leisure Class" by Thorstein Veblen; "The Revolt of the Masses" by Ortega y Gasset; "Socialism: True and False Heritage" by Sidney Webb; "The Road to Serfdom" by Friedrich Hayek; "Pragmatism" by William James and "Existentialism from Dostoevsky to Sartre" edited by Walter Kaufmann.
THE WESTERN CIVILIZATION guide booklet and collected readings booklet and the new books are available at the Kansas Union Book Store.
Students taking the comprehensive examination in the same semester they complete the discussion groups will receive four hours credit. All others who have waited until later to take the test will receive two hours credit.
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Silent, sympathetic stares going out to several KU girls who appear to have lost an arm, aren't really warranted.
The girls are part of an occupational therapy class of 12 who are required to wear a facsimile of an artificial arm for one day.
For the past week the girls have been wearing the arm to classes. "What happened to you?" is an often-asked question.
The girls then explain that it is part of their class assignment to impress on them how a patient would feel trying to become accustomed to the device.
LELAND MILLER, director of occupational therapy, says the device is put on the arm the student uses most, usually the right arm. "It's dirty pool, but we think they will learn more this way," he says.
The arm, a special version, fits over the forearm and the work of the hand is taken over by a splithook device which fits under the palm of the hand.
A flexible cable transmits motion from the shoulders to the "terminal end." or split-hook.
When the shoulders are relaxed the split-hook closes and when they are moved it opens. The only way to
He says the students usually try to pick an inactive day to wear the arm because they have to do all their eating and writing with it.
direct the hook, is by watching it says Miller.
Observatory Tracks Mariner II Probe
MANCHESTER, England —(UPI)
— The 250-foot radio telescope at Jodrell Bank observatory picked up "good" signals from the American Mariner II Venus probe today when it was 35 million miles from earth and nearing the end of its 15-week journey.
The spokesman who gave these details said the Jodrell scientific team would try to pick up signals each day until Mariner II reaches its closest point to Venus, which should be Friday at a distance of within 21,000 miles.
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Pope John's Message To Be Aired Dec. 22
VATICAN CITY — (UPI) — Pope John XXIII will deliver his Christmas address to the world at 1 p.m. Dec. 22 over Vatican Radio, the Vatican has announced.
The announcement said the Pope would receive members of the Roman clergy and representatives of the diplomatic corps to the Holy See in separate audiences before the broadcast.
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