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Math Clinks: To Help Students I/eam . .
I Theoretically Math ClttHra are a f«>od
Wea. Whether they will worti at AAM
aunt be proven.
A Math Clinic ia a place (umially a
rlaMrooml where student* may go any
time during afternoons to receive help In
working out their assignment* On hand
at the CUhi* to aid student* is a profea-
mnr prepared to tackle any problem in
course* of the department he reprenenta.
Studenta may u*e the t'lmic a* a study
hall to work up future assignment* When
they encounter a point they don t under
•Hand, or run up against a problem they
can t work the itrofeaw*- w there to help
theta
,These (Time* would best function on •
departmental baaia
lb such department* a* the Mechani
cal engineering. Electrical Engineering.
Mathematic* Chemistry. Physics, and
Petroleum Department* where problem
courses art numer«sis Math Clinic* could
serve students
The advantage of the Math Clinic over
the present system of contacting your
professor is that a student is always a*
•ured of someone being present at the
(Time, but there is no such certainty now
that an instructor will be m hut office
when students call for help
Such an ea}*»nment as the Math llinic
wa* tned in the Mechanical Kngmeenug
IVpartmeut during the final ten day* m
March of this Aear Two inKtructor* wer*- ,
aaaignetl to two different rooms is the ME
holf. Vlolf. Wolf
In view of the Mct'arthy-lattimore
Building They were on ha no between 4
and 5 every afternoon during the time the
experiment was condiartsd
After ten day's the ME Depsrtment
abandoned the Math (Time experiment be
cause of lack of student mterant Why did
this failure develop’
The answer cuuM be one. or never*I
reasons
The Math Clinic eiqrenment and H*
purpsnss could have been msuffnientiv
explained to ME students The experiment
could have lacked the initial publicity
which should promote interest in it.
Or |>erh*fw the Math (lime idea yu*t
wtm’t work here
Other college* have used Math (Times
with notable success Aggie* who have at
tended Arlington State College will re
member the excellent success both the stu
dents ami the school enjoyed through the
clinic conducted there by the Msthematjc*
I >ep*rtfnent.
We feel that the Math Clinic ex|>en-
ment should be attempted again next fall
Kx;»iain it t<> students and encourage their
interest in Math Clinics.
If student* will participate in Math
('limes they will profit through better
grade* and clearvr understanding <»f |>rob-
lem* which previously stuin|>ed them
After giving the Math Clinic* another
chance the College can better determine
if thi* attempt to help student* learn is
successful.
hyena and other* declaring they never
case it looks a* if the fable about the knew him
Shepherd boy who veiled "wolf" too often
mgy need revising and m<ldt*rnl^lng , !*er-
hS|»s it aught run like thi*
A farmer boy observed that the |*u*-
turr fence had broken down and the *beep
were scattered and overrunning the
farm. He shoutt-d that a [sick of l.’drt of
them had even broken into the house; on
second thought he said instead that 57
timber wolves were ramwckmg the pantry.
The family alter excited search found
only a foupb of f«sA|»rint* in the garden
— that enukl have been those of a coyote or
of the family dog By tht» time the lad
was insisting that one »ilf the aMiux'iate* of
the family dog was ih fact a hvena xml
nrsjxmsible for all the family misfortune*
t Varum* tame i’i hyenas were que*
tfoned as to what they knew about the
ancestry and habits of the animal in quea-j
Ism but their account* wen* c<»nfbcting,l
some saying they had only heard he was
+ A
Milady do you feel all right ^
What make* your face ap|>car so wan^
Your lips are pale your < heek l* white;
Indeed my dear your color's gone
Or ccniW it is; I think it might —
You haven't any make-up on!
As (his chane began to |»all and some
of the brothers began to aak why they
should [uy so much attention to junior,
the boy created new excitement by yell
ing tigoroualy that there wa* a weasel in
f the chicken houne a civet cat m the pur-
^ hr and that gopher* wen- burrowing un-
' der the jsirch.
%
• At this stage the member* <»f the fam
ily were racing frantieally in and out, of
the h mse looking under the bed* leaving
the Heny ard gate u|ien. and cracking bead*
in < (ilUuions.
Meanwhih-, the granddaddv of all the
wolves was sunning himself on a hill
ai’ross the valley and observing these- go
ings-on with great amusement while some
of his younger woh’ea sniffed exjiecUnMy
at the comers of the barnyard fence
The moraP Most recipe* for labbit
stew begin with "Eimt catch your rabbit. ’
Chruntian S<-iene( M(aiiter
Heanl report* that Washingt.m net-
ret a ne* have given up wearing red nail
|K»liKh Can't be too careful, you know.
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Among the most amusing Americans
are those who fear veterana will rum th'-
country they saved
The Battalion ,
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Lawrence Sullivan Rosa, Founder of Aggie Tradition*
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TW Amac«U4 Prww 1* eetitW U Ikt for repoMieatio* of all oow« dMOolelMS
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Inlerprelinp the Sr in .
London Meet Het'aHn
Tragic Fall of Holland
H% J. M M«*MKKI> JK
tP KwrrtKu A ft »ir» Analiel
With thi AntMoinaiantst f"«
rtgn mirusUi* of thi Wt-st nlr«4
mir in l.mnlon mi nn t-ffurl to it--
nicnt !h«-ir 4-oo|ier»tKMi, it i» Hist
w»'il (o ivm«-niD-r »hst Is* k nf
ri«i'l»rn»tM>ii dn! to V\« )»t«-m Fun*!*-
t»M )vsj i> ago
On Ms> in. Pkn, th. pho*y
war in h.iHop.' wa* turn**.! into
bhUkrtf-K Th< (o rmsn a i m i * a
*w.-|it mlo Hollalnl .*|'d B> lifHltil.
and within a fjrw Mf-ys* vo-iv to
h.' m Pima imi ..ii tls- •huii’ici,
IimA n* <1- on tin thiout of a Hiit-
am W mft nf both aririoa and arm*
liy th. 'lid.ifii turn of p\ent*
No t o-operation
Dip roa«on wa* U.-k of ,.N.p*‘ra-
tion ta-tw.-«*u Hodand. H*la uni an.t
to* iarir«r taiwii* llollkn.i ch.i«.
to -(aiMf al.<n«- hi an *• f f o rt to
k«*c|> h. r iii-urd Hra* a* a imIo
tral, and ihoit waa iiHtu.ition that
tyi irnim Miri.*e<l
I h. itaciM'|in.l ahiy fiirur.'.l ' ha-
Anwlo Krim h aupiairt wouj.l n.,t
rha'i|r< th. eutrofiu- fot Holland
•t > w»y WHi th- r it would ha*.
e**i m< .h>t«talilv
\»nmonn (rniti|i
Sets Summer Tour
Thw aironeni) msn*ra wiU
n.Mk. a nmi nf tl*. . a«t (owaV,
PiMfw.-'t 1»nd tin -.aithnl’l tat*-,
thi- -orriiiHo
S«*hi't.<f ♦>) th. Aynowini) >ih
iH \ on a conifwfit'vc •-xaryinst.ion
1>**t- a* *MJt iten.lmK rtliil. 'it.* in
Hgrtcnhon. the) an- l.**> (.
Mik.-kn ftoin T int>l*-; 1 i. <,.ar-
<S-! from Hamihon an.l )i M ka-
brnkrr from (hmav lit* Thny W >11
l>* e..on.panind 1>) Hr I (. Jofi.'*
of h. Arrntiot»i\ Ih-parTin. t-'
FunO- from th«' r*i'.-nt < ntton
Paaoant finenee* ih«* trtf>
Thi- ton- ia mi un to u;v. thn
*tiKh->'t- an inaiirhi mtn th.- afn-
ruilmal .'onditi.m* in oth. r |«a r t*
of th*- nation tr-d C anada
Thei will visit avriruttural rJ
|,. g .-a. inhomtonva. n*p. r ow nl
xtatM.n* ami th. Fdilpl Stat*-* I
paitiiinnl nf Aifrtruliur* Wu-h-
mirtni. I* C.
I Mao reed Kishernmn
SH>t* Wife Took H»it
1 .<Mf anatiorf, !n>l A’' |t*-t».)|
( laaaurr Wt-nt t*. < a*- ( "UntJ
( urtiil ( ourt l.at i) to lay (k't*
t Ifi mm ow* .lid a minnow tank
l.nanir*- ronpiaHi.-*! hi .-ti WifvJ
Miytelyii liker to fish, t'a.,
k.-|t th. ia.it *h'-n th«-y *«|.ar*t.-d|
Bible Verne
K it th< ley< of rnonr-> i* the
r>»d of all t-vii which while aunic
r«»v et fni after, they have .-rred
fnon the faith ard pierced them-
M-lvek through with many sor
row*
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PALACE
Bryan 2'$i)70
TINIAY — FTU. A HAT.
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THI RSftA A FRIDAY
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HST Sees Average Income
Doubled in Next Ten Years
Pendleton, Ore , May 11—1»S0 This ia one-third sbov
Pr* eident Truman said last night a present level*
real |4. IM Xt a year income ia in In the fifth major ape*-eh nf j
might within ten year* for every | SunO-mile toar of I* autea, M
hard working family. Truman -atlimd a program hr adi.
He amd he wm talking about wnwid be “for the benefit of al
doubling in terma of living atnn the people and not junt for th<
darda tne preaent aierage 42tlW' ape*ial mtereata."
yearly earning* of one fourth nf He rpHed for
the tow larome bracket families. Private ownera of industry, witi
n*A just ballooning the amount ia the govemmsat I wiping Uin-ugl
cheap dollar*. mmarre devejnpmerit, tax poiieiea
bousing and small b—kaa* atd, U
meet ‘‘the urgent need for fttrthel
ill
This foal ran be reached, the mveatmint and improvement
President said, by lifMng the na induatry plants and methods.
lion's manual output nf goods aiH .
a. rvicea ts by' K +' S ' m MarkHa
HUH 'Z J An eapanaion of purchasing
Man E Students" ^ —' 1
Hear Humble
| er Utnmgh deveiopment of new
mkrketa and raising the living
standards of the poorest families,
MaiaU-natu-e of a "sound balanc*
in the programs of »Ur government
1’eix.nnel Man s,,kI ! ,M . 11014
Hut bad the i **■ rman# awt IWiUwh
or Preiwfi f.ace- m the low onto
tivea. p'fpartinwta at the Magt«"<
l.ine tn#ht liavr toid a differ
ent ahuy latgr nu
l.ewrralli havwa
Hoilaik In. w for at leak five
.lay-* wtk< the Oramna wvwe up
to. The A -*♦< ia led Pi ra* repiwted
it two 4a>* before th*- (hvnaaaa
»in**k
It M-.-pir tiket) that the British
and Frvwh knew. too. stnre IbMch
niformafinn ah"t>i the mtslrt*Mi»
<>f tkrwmn fohi-ss ii«a>aing In th*
Fuht w^a <ats*-in.-l> compitkn
Ih* dgmag* don. by the Iktch
fadurr ■ iat te Angk Ften«|i aup
iiort ta lard to estimate star*' the
k i rock wety i .itamitied to their
fortification* and the Brink line
H'hind H> ig. Jiti and Holiaiwi wh*
*. r > t h ip
Hut tin point ts that Holland
Mo*.d aipiu-. and Holland fetl with
a suddbt ‘ a* that aho-k.d the
world
1 ha' * M.p'. thinK f T the aUied
.iippmiai to lentcmU-r now a.' tlu*y
-*rek to «•« rSoroaii-o' th. individual
pt.d.iena wfii.h -.land hetwWn the
w.-tern napofl* and full coopera
tion.
Loiters
.All Wllrr* <• 'h» *«1«.>f mtm*\ *r»
• i«at**l ip * *o 4»*.i nr rmflom* nt Ow
raitac* *"S »"»a a«> ms <«ieiu* oe
nemr 1 ift>4*»ua mairnal *>111 ta rot*
l»A*w1 Im m<«.iln( In hav* •'••ir
SaitiM Wio,a»iri frora pwAn- *'*« mar
m.... j>-Wt nru-m ami (lata nauiaa
»>u i»Hj art.an n» rnt>«**ii *>f it*
•mer 4* dsautai ta Mir e*'wa* utlwr
IIWIi US *-!*».• I
Idtior Fh. Iiutlsli.-fi:
I amkt-iSf thi* spat* as tfi* b* st
mean* pvailahlt of tiackmg down
my lo-f |»MUh|*‘ isdto. 1 «ish to
contact a freshman whtvae name I
. have uffortuiiwtely forgotkti
| l-a-t Sig'day night, M .> 7. !
I.-'X Hsu situ aiaiut 1 Ih in a Ds-
* Soto hn a colored man
I i named F"laj There wer. four Atf-
J gu * ir t|. car myself,
and all of us except the freshman
got out •' th* hast <»ate The
radio wa- on the f.oor of the back
M-ai I ha* 1 contacted K«k'y and
hi -aid t ha' th* radm teas not in
the car wm-c h* x"i home tad must
hav* he* n r**move*t, eithet by the
ft.-shn*in »He had ridden from
Hwuatwi St oSc of the others he
jiad pifked up at the caution light
n tsdb-go Station
If ah><»ic has any information
thout this radl" I would Mppre* iats
t if yi>u would contact me
Hotteri A IA htte ud
Box 4*«7
(atllef e St at ton
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Development of junior ea-1 Lll®chcOllj McCllIIJ
ecuUve* m the rvs|ioniubilit)
of top aunggement. It IS one Tuesday wa» a busy day for tb*
of them pnme restHtnaibilrtie* ‘ ampu- Stud) <duh with an r>
w j i j / ecutiwe b*wtrd luncheon in the mor*
It CUM* be delegated from injr and . club Tlwl(li>
them," K N Dyer, jK-raonnel aup nfa at the Grove
ervtaor for Humble Oil ( ompuny A W. Moiloh preaidmtt.
told the Society for the Advance *„mriame*l the rxwcuUve koun:
m.-nt of Management Tuesday , t . | unr he<.n betd on the Drrac,
nl, [" , i of the Aggtekhd Inn Thuae wh<
Dyer, in outlining die junior | Jfc, eogrksy #*f« Mnv
extiutxve traiamr program by!**,** r D, Lewk, v.*-,!*president
Humhle, etnpha-ixe«l th* need in K M r U rr»n. mdgding aecretaty;
itidualry for a constant tramtitg J, A Orr, ewrreapondmg secretary;
program for junior exe*ut t ve* * I) S«-.mteB Jr.. U*—geer; H. L
Thew junior executives were .te- Hoaton psriwmetUanan; James K
fme.1 as men below the level of Pnom, rep<»rteT; C W. t rawferd
the lioartl of directors and shove audttm and F B l "lalrk^ hiatonan I
th* first .-chek'ii of supervision | A crtifuwle m4.atimr that th* I
Rssaona f.w this constant trmrh- f t ub had won an honofchie m«m !
mg program (were these Junior tnm in the Better (mwaMnitj C<m-
execulives caR fill in vacancies! t,* recewtlv hehi b TAxSa was 1
create*! uy noRnal laUr ium-ov» r presented at the luncheon.
They ran go into -wwly cpeate.1 ( At ^ Tuesday i
positMins opeRed thrmigh expan | £ Montgomen. .MMgr
Him, The) cad "reViltfy old organ- aAM an hite*-tural student, gaw
ixations and tackle old problems „ |«. turr ar< d movies of hu 7« day .
fiom new angles They are pre tnp thrmigh Fwirw|w k«t summer
pared ,w taka over some of the He was introduc'd by Mra. I.ynr
load earned by senior executives 1„ (;oe. gr-ridmt rl-ft
ijualitiev l isted I Mrs Joe ienmsh was rhairmar
of th»- picnic wbich served a bar
* n> twnu* supper t«y 7(1 members an.i
vith a reduction wf iax*t* and the
alancirRi wf the federal budget
uat as anon aa we aaffd* Van." y
Impravement of Agmyisuh
lomk relapons with the w <iMR
Mr. Tniman said he wrm'M
tow red mk goM-mn .yt spending
nd would kke ta aee a tat cut.
ie has usk.-d rongreaa to nm
xnae lama but ta iu.k- up fm
he rev. nf* kws by • losing Wp
holes.
The Pn-sidont said he won't
lash government «*x»ena.-*bt the
isit <>f our nulxsial s.'furiajl or
jational progress.
Set* Peace Paramwat
“At long as I am President," b*
aid, "we are not going to put dol
an above 4 or Id peatc.
"Wr must not be turned aside
>r slowed down in our rfforta to
p-lo tha~>»ther fre. uat ions get
lac* on t)*Mr f.-ct* by those who
Vnuid ret left into ianlat h'fitmn in
•rder to aave a few dollar*," h»
said
The use .g the p..wera of gov-
wnment U> brlpora a higher liv-
ng standard uni a fair dMlt /or
ill th. p* ople is n<>t suiiatn k>.d
it is not aociMliam, he asaerted
kepubheans have hta lod hoth fhar
gea.
Hi- said hta program hia b*-*-n
directed toward th* huinanizing
of our economy and tow ard the hu
manising of giivt-rament. athbug
"We hat. had a government that
was titd ia working for the pe*ipl<,
not for special mtereata"
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their families preceding the pro |
gram Also on the picnic commit I
tee were MemUmes W T Mat sen
Allan Madrtcy Rabrit (amp. and
Lynn L. Gee.
Ministers ChOw
Mgebroff As Prexy
Ih. junior exeiutivee, or
ex.v-utive* lor that maticr, liver
'Mid, lauHt possess xtrength of
ihaia. tec a tir.w.1 knowle*ige of
hi- field,’ the ability to think c<»n-
Htru'Uveiy. and th* .|ualiUe* of
leadgr-hip which enable him U> get
alonk with other people.
"Modern industry r*-<iuirsH team
wprk The faculty of getting along
wth your fellow maa is vital in
keeping that teamwork going."
he said
He ♦mphastxed the importanct The- Reverend Fred MMbroff.
of ppnmotions from within m com- pastor of the American laHherai
pany. “Rothing weakens employe*- ("harcb. wa*> ekocUHl presidetM ot
morul more than bringing outsiders the (oliegr Station nunistena
to fill executive positions," Dyer allmm'e at the regular mwnChl)
told the grtnip meeting last Monday Reverend
ollege training is not neces Mgv-hroff have previously served
sarv for executive lea lership." he as the A1lfcn*e a vice Ppraadent.
-aid "A college degree is a badge James f Fowler, minister of the
of ac< ompltshrm-n', not a ticket to AAM ("bkreh of t hriM. was etext-
a fre*- ride in industry ’’ Poor ad vice picsiRcut and J liopRon
grade*, he continued indteal* Gay a*a4riate sreretary of the
"either lack of interest '»r lark 1 M( A wa* tv-e|i*eted secretary of
of application. iw-Winni lack nf, the oigan.saLon
alality to Irwrn ” The main item of diacusamn at
Fommenting ,,n the necessity for the meeting was the simultaneous
m.-n to enjoy their work. Dyer observance of llhurrh Week t© h*-
-aid "Peotde m industry ajiend b*‘id aiwi after classes resume
more of their wakeful hour* sn at the 'allege in September,
the job with people on the job
than all the other things th*-y do
That is why rpen must b« happy in
their work in order to lw happy in
their lives ”
He was acc<im|M»nied by J B
f'olkeraia "17 also in the jjeraonnel
division of HumhU-
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