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Four articles by Dr. C. D. Hol
land, professor of chemical engi
neering- and co authored by associ
ates have appeared in recent is
sues of “Chemical Engineering-
Science” and “Petroleum Refiner.”
J. A. McDonough, graduate
chemical engineering student, and
H. I. Bauni, engineer at Humble
Oil and Refining Company, Bcay-
town, are co-authors with Hoi hand
of an article which appeared in
the December, 1961, i ssue of
“Chemical Engineering Science,”
printed in Great Britain by Per-
gamon Press Ltd. It is titled
“Determination of the Conditions
at Minimum Reflux When the
Keys Are the Most and Least Vol
atile Components.”
Three more parts in a series on
figuring separations a new way—
a thetamethod of convergence—
have appeared in Petroleum Re
finer. Part 8, “Distillation with
Side-Strippers,” in the February,
1962, issue, was authored by Hol
land and B. R. Dickey and Ralph,
Cecchetti, both graduates in chem
ical engineering. Part 9, “How to
Figure Minimum Reflus,” in the
April issue, were co-authored* by
J. A. McDonough and Holland.
scheduled to appear in Petroleum
Refiner later in the year.
★ ★ ★
Dr. Teddy J. Hirsch, research
engineer, Texas Transportation In
stitute, is the author of an article
on the elasticity of concrete in the
March, 1962, issue of “Journal of
the American Concrete Institute.”
The article is titled “Modulus
of Elasticity of Concrete Affected
by Elastic Moduli of Cement Paste
Matrix and Aggregate.” A gen
eral equation is derived which ex
presses the modulus of elasticity
of concrete or mortar in terms of
an empirical constant, the elastic
moduli of the cement matrix and
aggregate constituents and the mix
proportions. The variety of ag
gregate materials used included
steel, punchings, crushed glass,
lead, drops, Ottawa sand, crushed
linrestone, and a calcareous-silic
eous river gravel.
★ ★ ★
A leaflet describing certain
techniques for programming on the
IBM 709 digital computer has
been prepared by L. F. Guseman
Jr., a graduate assistant at the
Data Processing Center, and Dr.
H. A. Luther, professor of mathe
matics.
Titled “Conversion and Recon
version of Integers of Different
Radices,” the leaflet presents pro
cedures for conversion from deci
mal to binary form and reconver
sion to decimal form.
★ ★ ★
Jack M. Inglis, instructor in the
Department of Wildlife Manage
ment, will participate in a six-
week training program on the use
of radioactive isotopes in ecolog
ical studies at Oak Ridge, Tenn.
The program is conducted by
the Atomic Energy Commission
and will begin in early June.
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Tuesday, May 22, 1962 College Station, Texas
Graduate Record
Exam Results In
Students who took the Grad
uate Record Examination on
March 24 and April 27 may ob
tain their scores ht the Counsel
ing and Testing Center.
Each student must present
proper identification and sign
a receipt for the scores.
The Counseling and Testing
Center will be open from 8 a. m.
to 5 p. m. daily and from 8 a. m.
to 12:00 noon on Saturday.
Post Office To
Limit Envelope
Size fn 1963
Effective January 1, 1963, there
will be a limitation on sizes of
envelopes that can be mailed.
On this date the Post Office will
put the following limitations in
effect:
A. Envelopes less than 3 inches
in width or 414 inches in length
are nonmailable.
B. Envelopes more than 9 inches
in width or 12 in length are not
recommended.
C. Envelopes having shapes other
than rectangular are nonmailable.
D. Envelopes having a ratio of
width to length of less than 1 to
1.414 are not recommended.
Envelopes of standard sizes and
shapes are essential to the econom
ical handling of mail, both by ma
chine and manual methods, the
department announced.
“We would like to give this ad
vance notice, so that anyone hav
ing any envelopes on hand that
will be nonmailable after January
1, may use them before that date.
We would like to, also, caution
patrons that may order new sup
plies before January 1, to check
the limitations before ordering,”
said College Station Postmaster
Ernest Gregg.
instructors
Confer Here
The 12th annual Texas Associa
tion of Instructional Supervisors
Conference will be held during the
School Administrators and Super
visors Conference June 11-13.
Outstanding speakers will par
ticipate in the sessions, Dr. Paul
R. Hensarling, head of the Depart
ment of Education and Psychology
and general program chairman,
said.
They include Kimball Wiles, Pro
fessor of Education at the Univer
sity of Florida and president-elect
of the Association for Supervision
and Curriculum Development at
Washington, D. C.; and Finis En-
gleman, Executive secretary of the
American Association of School
Administrators, Washington, D. C.
Theme of the overall conference,
Plensarling said, is “The Adminis
trator-Supervisor Team: Support
ing Excellence in Teaching.”
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Governor of Michigan, then
President. And why one labor
leader says: “If George had
his way, he'd cut our throat.”
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