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Show Weber County Nears TB Goal Increase, Mot Without Struggle Drop-Ou- ts J Salt lake' City, Monday, December 25, U61 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, I TOD To Sell Buildings , Bids will be opened in SacraThe Army has called for bids to buy and remoVe 36 apart- mento, Calif., Jan. 16.- After, OGDEN More than half ment houses located at Tooele notification of winning the the goal has been achieved Ordinance and the contract the bidder must re-Depot by the Weber County tuber- Deseret Depot move his property within 120 culosis drive. Officials of the days. sale Include Buildings up for association said Monday, an ice house and 25 family 7 they have collected $3,845 of quarters apartments at TOD. STAINED TEETH the $6,000 goal Returns are The as described are quarters not yet . College Subjects Getting Tougher These Days ft-- r I - 1 . By HAL KNIGHT Deseret News Staff Writer College is tougher these flays,. but Its not necessary to be a straight '"A student to survive and obtain that de- complete. e feet by 21 feet with block walls and concrete foundations and floor. There is no installed 105 Association gree. A-- report .by ..the .versityj.. solid t)f "Utah shows that Y7V jpod ehough to" get In TSdstayTiiTs3iooT"ahd that only a small percentage of students have serious academic troubles. However, for those who dof run into trouble with this minimum, the U. painstakingly tries to do everything ' it can to help. ' Number Rises ?The U. Scholastic Committee's annual report shows a yise in the number of students who have "flunked out over the past few years. This is due partly to aJarge Increase in enrollment and the raising of scholastic standards four years ago. However, the actual percent-Lago those on probation because of poor grades has been slpwly diminishing over the years. 63 president. Dean Christiansn, said early EhejroUpeyon juat, ;very.encoura2ingMx..Chxl. - con-cret- AfcDeseret-Depotr-mefgE- CUANtt) WHITS QVHNIGHT BY IAI. IKMTfO SWfDISH TOOTH PASTS WHICH PtOTECTS SNAJMfl AND GUMS - '? Hansen belieyes early partici- ernment is II apart-1-- - tB efUtu U S. Mrfcct Uagertii Ewopmh- pation. can be-- edited to the jhentsr ali concrete flavor. CoKMtratid. A kqr com ltk way tuberculosis education block buildings with gable Mo ipll It a poo no M. roofs. .These vary iq having People he 6aid, are becom- three to six apartments each. 79 at your Sruuist ing increasingly aware of They- include sinks, electric the problems the disease can water heaters, and oil and coal SWEDISH TOOTH PASTE bring. . space heaters.. fjr r one-stor- y - of Utah students for keeps" going up. grades dropped poor The number of University the percentage on probation status going down each year. But effective counseling keeps lnVADEMECUM SHOP THIS TUESDAY NIGHT TILL 9 ...PARK FREE! ' e From v 59 To 202 The number of students dis- missed each year for scholastic reasons has risen from 59 in 1955 to 202 for the 1960-6chool term. At the same time, the pen eentage of students who jure under supervision because of gfade shortcomings has dwindled from 8.6 per cent in 1955 to 725 per cent for the lost year. Much of this success is due tor a huge counseling program iii an attempt to treat the problems of each individual student, despite the size of the IT, student body. Extra Hours Countless extra hours are spent by dedicated professor? in efforts to salvage students instead of simply dismissing them when they fail to reach minimum scholastic standards. Dr. Walter Hahn, director of scholastic probation, says that no student is ever dismissed without probation, counseling, and ap attempt at helping him. "Decisions are based on cir cumstances in each case," he said. "Its not simply, out with youMf a student fails to meet a prescribed standard. And we salvage many more than we dismiss," he ex, plained. Standards Raised Four years ago the standards for admission to the U. were raised to a 22 grade average for academic subjects la high school. For students it is 2.5. ' . (Grades at the U. are based on a point system: :65 ii 00 is B, 2.00 is C, and 1.00 is AN EVENT SO BIG WEVE MOVED IT TO OUR FARM STORE t ' - " More 'Than 4,000 Pair ... So Many Weve Moved This Shoe Sale Into Our FARM STORE Hurry For Best Selections Womens Casuals, Dressy Flats, Teens Slip-onTie Oxfords and Childrens Shoes s, SAVE 5.01! Mens Gold Bond Dress Style Oxfords Come in and see this fabulous collection of mens slip-on- s and oxfords in black and brown glove leathers. These shoes previously sold from 8.98 to 11.98! Mens sizes 7 to 12. (8)1 Save $G! Reg. 17.98 Mens Dress Oxfords 51 REGULAR 4.99 -- to 5.99 e NO MONEY However, even if a student has done poor work in high school and doesnt meet this - requirement, it doesn't mean he cant get into college. Depends On Tests Much also depends on how well he performs on a battery of entrance tests, explained Dr, Daniel J. Dykstra, academic vice president at the , .The U. takes it easy on freshmen, but once a student has attended five quarters he must maintain a grade point ayerage of 1.9 to stay off probation. This is not exactly a "sky high grade average, Dr. Dykstra said. Many Fall this low limit, with Even there are quite a few who fall Aid there are many who do not belong in college in the first place. "A great many students are counseled out oi school," Dr. Hahn said. . 'If we feel a student can mhke the grade in college, we would much rather have him drop out of school voluntarily than be dismissed, he said. Students Leave Several times more students leave school this way than are actually dropped for scholastic reasons. But despite its crowded conditions, the U. would much rather see its students succeed than fail. 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