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January 18th 1983

Important Dates To Remember

January

17- Last day to recieve 80% refund for complete
withdrawl

Last day to recieve 80% refund of tuition fee differ-
ence for a course reduction

24- Last day to late register, to add a course, or to
drop a course without recieving a ‘‘W’’ on transcript
31- Last day to recieve 50% refund for complete
withdrawal
Last day to recieve 50% refund of tuition fee
difference for a course reduction
Last day to recieve any refund

febuary
4- Last day to apply for Spring Graduation

March” ~
4- Last day to drop a course

Last day to challenge a course

Last day to change from credit to audit
31- Last day to apply for limited enrollment career
programs for Fall Semester 1983

Last day to completely withdraw from the College-
Spring Semester

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Semester date changes

March 4 - No Classes

Match 7 - No Classes

April 18 - Extra Class For Monday Classes Replaces
March 7th

April 19 - Extra Class For Friday Classes Replaces
March 4th

April 20 - Extra Class For Monday Classes Replaces
Easter Monday

April 21 - Extra Class For Friday Classes Replaces
Good Friday

April 25-29 - Exam Week

May 2 - Grades Due For Classes Without a Final

Exam

May9 - Grades Due For Classes With a Final Exam

 

photo by Sean Valentini

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Lesson *2 “Storage and temperature”

 

Lesson *2 from the College of Beer know f

 

Unlike wine, beer should be stored upright to avoid the
extra surface contact with air in the bottle. Lagers should
not be served below 7°C (45°F). Ales and dark beers
taste better over 10°C (50°F); stouts, porter and bock at
about 13°C (56°F). In fact, the English do not refrigerate
their ales, porter and stouts at all** These temperatures

 

 

are suggested as a guide by our brewmaster who
believes many people have a tendency to serve their
beer a bit too cold. “Still,” our brewmaster adds, “‘it all
comes down to personal preference. Some like it warm,
some like it cold, and I’m sure there’s someone,
_ somewhere who even likes it hot.”

*But then some people think that the English
also drive on the wrong side of the road. f

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