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THE BATTALION
Page 4 College Station, Texas Thursday, March 18,1955
Scholarship Winner
Freshman Ben L. Hardeman, right, receives the $250
Boehck Scholarship from Richard R. Boehck, A&M senior,
Hardeman is a construction equipment distribution major,
Biological Study
Gets Grant Boost
Tlie U. S. Public Health Serv
ice has renewed a grant to A&M
for primary biological study in
the northeastern Gulf of Mexico
and raised the total grant to
$67,000, President Earl Rudder
was notified Wednesday.
The new grant of $33,367 is ef
fective May 1. First-year opera
tions have been financed by a
$33,552 grant.
Dr. S. Z. El-Sayed, a biological
oceanographer, is principal in
vestigator for the two-year
study. The biological study uti
lizes facilities of A&M’s broader
environmental study underway
at Panama City, Fla., using off
shore platforms originally built
for the Navy. Roy D. Gaul di
rects the broader project.
The primary productivity re
search directed by El-Sayed is
Battalion
Church
News
Groundbreaking Plans Set
Groundbreaking ceremonies for
a $75,000 University Lutheran
chapel and student center are
scheduled for 11 a.m. Sunday, the
Rev. E. George Becker, Lutheran
campus minister said.
The new structure, to be located
at 315 Main Street in College Sta
tion, includes a 100 seat chapel, a
large fellowship and recreation
area, a lounge, a fully equipped
kitchen, a seminar room, a pas
tor’s study and a secretary’s office.
The University Lutheran Church
has been meeting in the YMCA
Building, the Presbyterian Student
Center and the All Faiths Chapel.
The new building is expected to be
complete in August.
Catholics Slate Discussion
“Birth Control” will be the topic
of a panel discussion to be held
immediately following 7:20 p.m.
services at St. Mary’s Chapel Wed
nesday.
Sponsored by the Newman Club,
two panels will present the differ
ing views on birth control and
then the Rev. John Frizelle will
present the Catholic Church’s po
sition. Following the panel presen
tations an open discussion will be
conducted.
Austin Pastor To Speak
The Rev. Brandoch Lovely of
the Unitarian Fellowship in Aus-'
tin will speak at the Unitarian
Fellowship service at 8 p.m. Sun
day.
concerned with microscopic or
ganisms of the sea. Their func
tion compares to grass on the
cattle range.
“We are trying,” El-Sayed
said, “to interpret the effect of
environmental conditions on pri
mary productivity of the area.
Also, this study provides us an
excellent opportunity to compare
productivity of a subtropical re
gion and the subarctic and Ant
arctic.”
The A&M faculty member in
the Department of Oceanography
and Meteorology directs a study
of primary productivity south
ward from Argentina into Ant
arctica.
Monthly cruises into the Gulf
of Mexico westward from Pana
ma City and weekly sampling
from the offshore platforms are
key factors in the study of that
area.
Professor Enrique Balech, a
visiting scientist here from Ar
gentina, is connected with iden
tification of the microorganisms
taken in samples. He has an in
ternational reputation for stud
ies of marine microorganisms
and has worked on four conti
nents.
A. Bresba assists El-Sayed at
Panama City and A&M gradu
ate student Dean Norris works
on samples returned here. Nor
ris’ work is for his masters’ de
gree studies.
Smorgasbord Set
The Latin American smorgas
bord originally scheduled for April
9 has been rescheduled for April
13 to coincide with the Town Hall
presentation of “Ballet Folklorico
of Mexico.”
Enrique Serna, chairman of Pan
American Week at A&M, said
those attending the smorgasbord
may now plan an outing for the
entire evening.
The smorgasbord is scheduled
for 6:30 p.m. in the Memorial Stu
dent Center, and the “Ballet Folk
lorico of Mexico” is slated for 8
p.m. in G. Rollie White Coliseum.
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March 12
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For party rates phone 846-8097
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