Bryn Mawr College - Bryn Mawr Yearbook (Bryn Mawr, PA)

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SUSAN BRIMMER INCHES ELIZABETH W S1UU KN YOUNG ARCHAEOLOGY QUESTIONS ONE THROUGH SEVEN RE- QUIRED. REMAINDER OPTIONAL. IT IS BETTER TO DO A FEW QUESTIONS WELL THAN TO TRY THEM ALL. 1. Trace the archeologieal history of the Medi terranean from 3000 B.C. to the Dark Ages ( 10 min. ) 2. Identify: Amenhotep; Ikhnaton; Hoarus Poms; Set; Sut; Ra!; JHS (22); Louvre III He 35: Cornell 7; Hoarus. Porus, Set-Sut-Ra (5 min.) 3. Describe the process of pottery evolution as developed by Beazley in his Attic Red-figured Vases. ( 10 min. ) 4. Describe the process of pottery evolution as developed by Beazley in his Attic Black- fig- ured Vases. (10 min.) 5. Fill in the accompanying Attic-vase-outline with red and or black figures. (1 hr.) 6. Has your mother any red or black-figured vases in the Attic? (5 min.) 7. The Archeology Department recommended the film Caesar and Cleopatra to all students. Did you go? Wasn ' t Claude Rains good? (20 min. ) 8. Examine the heap of potsherds enclosed in your bluebook and eat them. (1 hr.) Ask monitor for red crayon. GREEK ELIZABETH PATRICIA NEILS

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GEOLOGY DORIS HAYNES BLACKMAN FINAL EXAMINATION. TIME: 3 HOURS. 1. Crystallography: Derive the 32 crystal groups. ( 10 minutes) 2. Mineralogy: Give physical, chemical, and op- tical tests for the 30 most common elements. (5 minutes) 3. Paleontology: Trace the evolution of man ' s vestigial tail from pre-Camhrian times to the present. (5 minutes) 4. Run out and map the campus. (1 hour) 5. Coffee will he served in the hasement. (1 hour) 6. Petrology: Of what particular interest is the nearby town of King of Prussia? (20 minutes) 7. We meant geological interest. (5 minutes) 8. Discuss W.A.J. M. Van W. Van der Gracht ' s expose of the Permio-Carhoniferous Orogeny in the South Central United States. What does Truman propose to do about it? (15 minutes) PHYSICS ELECTRICITY — 3 HOURS From the apparatus in front of you select two large dry-cells. Connect in series with Key (or Switch), Rheostat, Ammeter, Voltmeter, Galvan- ometer, Geiger Counter, and a Wheatstone Bridge. Introduce into circuit a torque, a dipole, and the yolks of two ergs. Take Ammeter reading. This should equal the sum of Young ' s Modulus, Planck ' s Constant, Loschmidt ' s Number, and your age last birthday. If Ammeter is not work- ing, take it out of circuit and substitute cigarette lighter. Check wiring with Circuit Diagram. Remove Wheatstone Bridge. Now you have two loose ends of wire. Attach one to Dr. Patterson ' s belt-buckle. Braid the other into Dr. Michael ' s beard. Make sure they are both standing perfectly still. Then step back and throw the switch. FRANCES LOUISE NAFE

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ECONOMICS 1. A monopolistic buyer faces a monopsonistic seller. Is this good? 2. Diagram Solomon Fabricant ' s theory of the marginal increment of the residual claimant in an infringement suit, indicating selvage and lapels. 3. Defend any five of the following theses: 1. Penny ivise, pound foolish. — Catchings. 2. A penny saved is a penny earned. — Kuz- nets. 3. Take care of the pence and the pounds ivill take care of themselves. — Adam Smith. 4. Money makes the mare go. — Ragnar Nurkse. 5. Don ' t take any wooden nickels. — Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk. 6. Heads I win, tails you lose. — Keynes. 7. You cant take it with you. — Wassily Leontief. 8. can ' t take it with me I ain ' t going. — Alma Haberler. JANE LEE ETTELSON BARBARA LE MAY EVELYN VAN WESTERBORG CRISTOBEL LOCKE