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THE BATTALION
Thursday, October 29, 1959
More Recruiters Visiting Campus
Visiting job recruiters are more
numerous on the A&M campus
this school term than they were
last year, W. R. Horsley, director
of the college Placement Office,
announced.
“From the way things look now,
the increase in recruiters could
ajnount to about 10 per cent,” he
said.
Recruiters are representatives
of various firms who conduct on-
campus interviews with Aggie
seniors.
Horsley said he believed the in
creased job interviewing activity
is due to an upsurge'in electronics,
data preceding, federal agencies
and .the food processing industry. ]
He said the situation has mere
Stats Lie In Last
Arkansas Contest
When the Aggies met the Razor-
backs last year on Kyle Field they
won everything but the score, Ar
kansas waltzing away with a 21-8
victory.
The Ags had 24 first downs to
Arkansas’ 12, lacked up 384 yards
total offense to the Razorbacks’
2f)8. . .but still lost. The Hogs
scored seven points in the first
quarter and 14 in the third to win
the game. .
than recovered from the business
recession of a year and a half ago.
The Placement Office, with of
fices in the YMCA building, is a
central agency designed to supple
ment and aid faculty members in
directing A&M graduates into pro
fessional work.
Horsley said the service is avail
able to undergraduates, graduating
seniors and alumni. No charge is
made except a nominal fee for
printed personal data sheets.
Arkansas Honors
Undefeated Team
Satui’day’s contest between the
Aggies and Arkansas Razorbacks
will mark the 50th anniversary of
the Razorbacks last undefeated
season.
Arkansas will celebrate the oc
casion at their annual Homecoming
when they a honor three members
of the 1900 championship squad.
Hog Contest Drill
Excuses Available
All cadets planning to attend the
University of Arkansas game in
Fayetteville, Ark. can obtain ex
cuses to miss Saturday moaning
drill from their unit tactical of
ficers.
Uniform for the game will be
Class A Winter.
Witch Doctors, U.S.
Doctor Partners
DALLAS—'A 3 )—Tom Dooley, an
American doctor who has taken
medicine into some far-off jung
les, tells of becoming partners
with native witch doctors.
He said witch doctors were one
of his big probleips in bringing
modern healing to the jungles. He
said in a speech at the University
of Dallas.
“In our hospital we believe that
when you can’t lick ’em you should
join ’em. So we say to a witch
doctor, ‘Let’s form a clinic and
you will be paid.’
“In comes a patient. I say,
‘This looks like cellulitis, staphyl
ococcic in origin, and I recom
mend penicillin. What do you
say?’ The witch doctor nods.
When the patient gets well and
pays the hospital — two cocoanuts
or a chicken -— the witch doctor
gets half.
“This is fee-splitting — and the
American Medical Assn, would not
approve of it,” he chuckled.
Dr. Dooley is the founder of
Medico, a non-profit organization
which raises money and recruits
doctors and nurses for Dooley’s
Hospital in Laos and for others
in Asia, Africa and South Amer
ica.
There is a town, an active mar
ket for trading in western Tibet
called Gartok. This is believed to
be the highest inhabited town on
earth. It stands 15,100 feet above
sea level, an altitude which the
National Geographic Society says
is higher than the tallest moun
tain in the United States.
Razorbacks Honor Undefeated Squad
The University of Arkansas will
celebrate its 50th anniversary
since an undefeated, untied season
Saturday when they meet the Ag
gies in Fayetteville.
The ceremony will take place at
the halftime of the annual Home
coming contest.
The three living members of the
1909 team that will be honored are
Phil C. Huntly, Thomas B. Elling
ton and Steve Creekmore.
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Most college students today do not know the meaning of the word
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Dear Dr. Frood: How can I leave my
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Prof's Spouse
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Dear Dr. Frood: When raccoon coats
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When the English bobby cape came in,
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Dated
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Lovesick
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Dear Dr. Frood: When I listen to stupid
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DR. FROOD TELLS WHO HOLDS
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Furious
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