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I LANDSCAPE ART CLUB.
Speech by Ralph S. Ellifrit on City
Planning Tuesday night f:30 ,ii
Chemistry Lecture Room. Senior
‘ itects and C.E’s invite<L 1
ALESTINE & ANDERSON
NTY CLUBf 7:30 p, m.,
y, Room 307, Academic.
iPREj-MED-PRE-DENTAL, Tues
day 7:30 pm, lecture room Science
Rail. Movie.
VETERANS WIVES CLUB
omemakers Group), 7:30 P. m.,
esday, YMCA. Christmas good-
l isiiib^NT Senate, 745 p. m.,
Wednesday, reception rooih, Sbisa
Hall.
SADDLE & SIRLOIN CLUB,
7:30 p. m., Tuesday, ^&I lecture
room. j; |!
SAE meeting Tuesday night 7:30
ini Projection Room of M. E. Shop
Building. Film on Automobile Pro
duction.
TSCW EXES meeting Tuesday
night at 8 p.m.' at June Ratliff’s
apartment, B-O-D, College View.
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er item these professors are noted
foy. Quirzes should be designed
to bring out what the student has
learned. They should not be a
guessing game or a matching of
wits between student and profes
sor. A Quiz of this type covering
the material that the pupil should
learn Spd should know can deafly
indicate the level 'of his knowledge,
it .will be fair and just at the
me tiipe. I might add that the
portant subject matter in any
ok is never found in the fine
print at the bottom of the page.
Why should these mCn with an
tiquated ideas,' antagonistic at
titudes, and prejudiced minds be
retained at this college which is
supposed (?) to rank among the
best in the ftation? I have taken
three Course>i$jUnder student jin-
structors sine* I started back to
school last rail, and each of these
men taught hj$ respective subject
much better than could some men
I know with,the title of professor.
II know this is trqe because two
lof the courses were opes that I felt
I needed to take over again. They
jwyre courses that I took in 1942
phder men who were classified as
professors. No, I did not fail these
courses. I hsijd just forgotten the
subject matter.
The fact remains that I would
puch rather enrdll in a course un-
jler some student, instructors 1
know than under some professors
I know, assistant, associate or
otherwise. The student instructor
Understands tljie problems confront
ing his pupilsl because he is going
through the same ordeal. He is
fair, eoopferafive, yiand thorough^
and will gq to any lengths to help
his students Team the material.
} Don’t Interpret this to mean that
the above type of teacher is ‘easy’.
The ‘easy* professors are not usu
ally the goodj ones. No one Can
jeam without work and thorugh,
put one can work and think with
enjoyment and interest, while one
tonnpt work and think in misery
ppd indifference, depending on the
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lings this
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A plan
sjpsh pine
schools, F
4-H clubs, Scout troops hnd other
100,000
winter to
chapters,
youth organizations has
nounced by E. iG. Ptud’liomme of
Pineland, president of ijhe Texas
Forestry Association:
| The seedlings, part
million crop, grown this
the Texas Forest Service nursery
near Alto, wilFbe distributed free
ip quantities of one to five thous-
aind by the Texas Forestry'Asso-
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‘tes’ general eco-
oser trade ties
Pions, E. J.
- to Guate-
been an-
pf an 18
season at
cjiation.
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The Lower Rio Grande Valley is
the first section in the slate to re
ceive its share of the : 8 million
tree seedlings grown a: tbe In-
qjlnd Nursery / near' Alto,
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operated
Mqiind
y the Texas Flo rest Ser
vice. First shimnents of cucajlyptu
flnd Australian pine sptcies; were
sent to the Valley, this week, i
D. A. Anderson, si Iviculthral
chief for the Texas For;stry Ser
vice says that 25,000 eucalyptus and
1(),000 young Australian nnes were
the first to go to Valley residents.
Mass : shipments of pine and
other l ®ppcies will not begin until
December 1. It ij* estimated it will
take until March to complete lift
ing and shipping of the 18 million
young trees.
HOUSTON, :
of thje Un'
nomy requires
with Latin*Amei
Kyle, U. Am
mala, said here
Acco
dispatch, tne
admitted on a
mile air trip fro
that Saturday’s
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take his vacation at this time.
“Regardless of world conditions,
is of great importance that we
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ly after watching the Cadet Corps
parade in downtown Houston.
“There is growing mjsconception
in this country' that Ljatin-Ameri-
cans are competing wifh us in the
products they have, but when we
do this we are forgettin|g that their
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Now I am not advocating stu
dent teachers in this institution. I
gm just using these examples to
Show how a teacher can be human
gnd gain the respect of his stu-
ents through fair play and corn-
ion decency. It seems to me that
f a man is smart- enough to be a
rofessov, he jshould be intelligent
npiigh to know whether his Stu-:
'ents like him or not, hnd if they
re Interested in his lectures.
Perhaps some nqw blood on the
acuity staff is inj order for this
ichool, Any i racer knows that
!‘in-breeding” will ruin the quality
nd breed of his livestock in a very
hort, time. Could this hold true
or graduate students turned pro-
essors at A & M. ? I wonder if
rofessors from Eastern and Mid-,
estern schools might not be in-
uced to teach he^e if only some
ffort were expended to secur;
heni.
In my opinion, the only way to
$lleViate this tug-of-war is through
mutual understanding. If we knew
the difficulties Confronting. the
feachers, Upd they! knew the hard
ships under yvhich we labor, then
Sach side c<Jui<l make allowances
Snd adjustments\hhd reach a mid
dle ground where both skies would
profit. This could be accomplished
through social gatherings, infor-
tnal discussiolns between the teach
ers gnd their pupilk, and public'in-
iervieWs of various} professors and
students. Perhaps The Battalion
could publish such; discussions u'qd
ihtervip’ws sq that!everyone woulU
|)e cognizant of this situation. A
situation that shhuld not, must
pot, exist at A. |& M. if it is. to
;grow eduCatjbnalljyj culturally, and
jntellectuaHyi
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Graduates Invited
To Dine at Sbisa
All graduate students and their
Wives have been invited to a din
ner Thursday evening i t 6f45 by
tjhe College Employees Dinner Club
pccording to Charlie Sanderson,
president of the gradua e club.
The dinner, which will be held
ih Sbisa Hall, will be f
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joint meeting of the
dlowed by
two dubs,
ickets, which are sellin r for $1.25
per plate, are on sale at Aggieland
Inn with the deadline fer securing
them set for Wednesday noon.
naS, rubber, cocoa, quinine, nia-
hogany, and other trophal products
he said.
ffee, bana-
Exams to Be Given
By Merit Council
Competitive examinations for po
sitions as medical consultants with
the Texas State Department of
Health have just been announced
by the Merit System Council for
the Texas State Department of
Health.
Examinations are for public
health medical positions! in the Di
visions of the State Department of
Health, and will consist of an
evaluation, of training and exper
ience and an oral examination.
Veterans preference will be allow
ed applicants.
Salaries range from $3600.00 to
^650p.00, according to the classifi
Cation and the qualifications of the
individual applicants.
Application blanks
ifnined from Russell
ROTC Pay Raise
Gets Land Grant
College Backing
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According to Dean F. C. Bolton
the American Association of Land
Grant Colleges and Universities in
its annual meeting last week in
Washingtcm, D. C., approved and
is going to Ttack the I niew ROTC
bill which Is before Congress. This
bill if passed will add $1 per 'day
to the regular $.79 per day sub-
sistance.
Each land grant college or uni
versity in the United ^tates sent
its representatives to thip meeting.
The meeting Was (Jiv|ded into
groups as to the various schools
within the colleges or universities.
Representing A. & M. were Presi
dent Gibb; Gilchrist, Dean Bolton,
Dean C. N. Shfepardson of the
School of Agriculture, Dpan pf En
gineering H. W. Barlow, Dean of
Arts and Sciences M. T. Harring
ton, and Dean P. B. Pearson of
the Graduate School.
Did You Get Your
ENGINEER?
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Engineer subscribers who did
not receive their first ussue of
the magazine should notify the
Student Activities Office or En
gineer office on the second floor
of Goodwin Hpll, Japk Huddles
ton, co-editor, stated Saturday.
Many students fpiletj to re
ceive their first issue of The
Engineer, Huddleston said, which
was caused primarily by stu
dents’ placing “general delivery”
as their return address.
In most of these cases, The
Engineer was never notified of
a change of acldrpssl
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Merit System Supervisor, L
field Building, Austin, jTpxas.
may be ob-
E. Shrader,
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safe! Phone your nearby State
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low auto insurance rates!
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Recorded Music
Texas Farm and Home Program
Coffee Cliif
Martin Ai
Cowboy I,
News of Aggieland
Tik Tok Time
Breakfast Club f 1
My True Story j ;
Womans World ;
The Listetiing Posit
Breakfast in HollyWood
Galen Drake
Ted Malone
Welcome Travelers
Record Back
Bryan News
Baukhage ' Talking
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Music for Wednesday
Walter Kiernan
Rev. Van Sickles
Bride and Groom
Ladies Be Seated
Paul Whiteman Club
Treasury Show
Constant Invader
Radio Workshop
Church Women
David Rose.
Sportsman
Terry and The Pirates
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insertion with a 154
rates In Classified 8c . . ,,
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by 10:00 A. M. of the 4ay before publi
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Interview Seniors
Three representatives from com
panics desiring to hire A&M grad
uates will be on the campus this
week to interview seniors, W. R
Horsley, director of the Placement
Office, has announced.
A United States Gypsum Com
pany man will be at the Placement
Office Tuesday to intervtewij me
chanical and chemical engineering
seniors. ;
On Wednesday mechanical and
chemical engineers will be inter-
viewied by a representative from
the (Pan American Refining Com
pany. '-if
A manufacturing representative
of Proctor and Gamble will be on
the campus November 20 to inte:
view all interested engineerin
seniors.
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