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U W Co-op program honors companies Representatives of the companies will re- ceive certificates at a dinner during which 23 men who have served as chairmen of co-op advisory councils throughout the years Three University of Ihethreeare clinical Waterloo psychology psychologists: Dr. Ken professors luve recent- Bowers/Dr. Herb Lel- ly been ttotified they court and Dr. Don Mei- have published sepa- chenluum. rate “citation cus, Dr. Bowers' paper, sics." Sitttationism in Psy- In 1957, the Universi- ty of Waterloo enrolled its first students. They were also the first stu- dents in Canada to take part in a co-operative education program of alternating terms of campus studies and workplace experience. On June 3, the uni- versity will honor 34 companies and govern- ment agencies that have been active in the program throughout Waterloo's first 25 years. PAGE ttt - WATERLOO CHRONUCLE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2. 1m A citation classic is a scholarly, paper that has been referred to, or cited, a large number of times in the publica~ tions of other scien- tists. It is a paper that has had a significant impact and has at- tracted exceptional at- tention within its field. Prof publishes classics The first students in 1957-58 were in engi, neering and the unique year-round program of alternating work and study terms soon be- came the largest engi- neering program in Canada. Now, 25 years later, Waterloo has the sec- ond largest enrolment of "co-op" students in the world. The co-op concept has spread to all six of Waterloo’s faculties and to many other Canadian univer- sities and colleges. Wa- terloo‘s full-time enrol- ment of 15,000 students includes 8.000 in co-op programs. Their work terns take them all across Canada. court and Dr. Don Mei- chenluum. Dr. Bowers' paper, Sitttationism in Psy- chology, was published in 1972 by Psychologi- cal Review. Dr. Ler court's paper, Internal- pxtemal Control of Re- inforxrernrnt, was pub- lished in Psychological Bulletin in 1966, while Dr. Meicherrbaum's paper, Impulse Control in Children, was pub- will also be honored Citation classics are identified by the week- ly publication. Current Contents. Current Con- tents is published by the Institute for Scien- tific Information and covers several broad areas: social and be- havioral sciences; A high incidence of common tire problems pinpointed at recent tire checks has prompted the K-W Jay- cees and BFGoodrich to conduct the third annual 'Everything's Riding On Your Tires' tire safety program at Conestoga Mall, June 12. Last year's cam- paign revealed six of every 10 cars inspected had improperly inflat- ed tires. “shed in the Journal of Abnormal Psychology In 1011. "This problem not only reduces tire life. but also affects driving safety and vehicle per- formance," says Mi- chael Ther, BFGood- rich “RIDE CENTRE" facility manager. More drastic. the 1981 program revealed 13 percent of the cars had at least one tire with too little tread for safe use and four per- cent were in need of Evorything’s riding on your tires Ther says the pro- gram is designed to show motorists how to take care of their tires and make drivers more aware of tire safety. Free tire inspection reports and booklets detailing proper tire care procedures are made available to all participating motor- ists. According to the in. stitute. there are only about no institutions the world over ac- counting for more than a single citation clas- sic. Of these, only about 25 or Mt account for four or more. The free inspections will be conducted from l0 a.m. to 6 pm; by Jaycee members and representatives of the BFGoodrich “RIDE CENTRE", 50 Victoria St. N., Kitchener. In- spections take about seven minutes and in- volve checking for proper air pressure, tread depth, tile dam- age and unusual wear - regardless of tire brand. neg-lag. gechholoiy phyucnh chemical and amrakiied sciences".' immediate replace- ment. Epp discusses disarmament Penny, 25, is a registrar at a music teaching studio and would like to travel to Japan to model. A sports enthusiast. her interests range from tennis and baseball to sports cars. Dr. Epp's topic will be "Moscow. Washing- ton, and Disarma- ment." where he attended a world conference of 590 "religious workers" from 90 countries. The public is invited to attend the meeting which begins at 8 p.m. Monday, June , in in“ Seven. WOW - Mono ”M250 The J.R. Deli Ladies Softball Team is hold- ing a car wash on Saturday. June 5 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Dave Walker's Essa. corner of King and Weber Streets. Waterloo. Cost is " per vehicle. Alumni Hall, Wilfrid Laurier University. Car wash