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Thursday, January 31, 1963
THE BATTALION
Team Begins Training Here
For Overseas Project
Four men who form the first
A&Jt College System party to Tu
nisia to assist in establishing a new
agricultural school in that North
African nation will complete a 65-
day orientation program here be
fore going overseas Mar. 15.
The orientation and in-service
training program planned especi
ally for the men and their wives
starts Friday.
Ten Tunisian students will begin
studies here this semester as an
other part of the cooperative pro
gram.
THE NEW Chott Maria Agri-
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cultural School will be based on
the American land-grant college
concept of liberal, scientific and
practical higher education. The
Tunisian government seeks to re
late more closely agricultural edu
cation, extension and research to
the problems of Tunisian farmers.
Chief of the A&M party will Dr.
Randall Stelly, associate professor
of agricultural economics and so
ciology. During the 1950’s he
served as an agricultural economist
with a U.S. government mission
to Indo-China.
Other members of the party are
Gabriel S. Uartez Jr., of Maurice,
La.; Gray T. Huval of Erath, La.;
and Arlan B. McSwain of Pecos.
Dartez and Huval are veteran
teachers of agriculture and Mc
Swain is experienced in irrigated
farming. Recently McSwain man
aged a large farm at Pecos.
Dr. Jack D. Gray is coordinator
of foreign programs of the A&M
College System, and Henry Ross
will coordinate the Tunisian pro
gram.
Congratulations Neighbor
Cherie Martin, left, 18, of Pineville, La., the new Miss
Majorette of America, receives congratulations from neigh
boring state contestant Susan Light, 16, of Midland, fol
lowing her crowning in St. Paul, Miss. The contest is in
connection with the St. Paul Winter Carnival. There were
entrants from 30 states and Canada. (AP Wirephoto)
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DOME HAS PURPOSE
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Used In Resear ^
But what’s the dome for?
That is the most common ques
tion a&ked by Aggies (and vis
itors) when they view construc
tion of the new architecture
building.
For the new structure is com
posed of two parts; one is the
main glassed-in structure and
the other is a curious square
building with the derby-hat
shape.
Claimed to be one of the best-
equipped architectural research
centers in the United States, ac
cording to Theo R. Holleman,
head of the Division of Archi
tecture, the buildings are mod-
ernly constructed brick edifices
which will house both the under
graduate and research centers of
architecture.
In an effort to coordinate
teaching, research and practice,
the two buildings arte being con
structed side by side. In fact,
there are two archways, one on
the upper level and one on the
ground, which connect the two.
The dome building is the re
search area. The dome itself is
what Holleman calls a “simu
lated sky.” Built in a half-moon
shape and resting on top of the
almost perfectly square building,
the structure will be used to do
research work in light effects
upon structure models.
Around the inside oftf- e 1 ^
will be housed 68 u
horizontal effect, all t|^.. 1 r1
into different intensiti^fe' 1 a lon ( .
,, ^ i a Bozen oi
they are turned on, ■
that of a “hazy day,”»
Conference
ant professor Matthes
st formida
teville.
wak. In this intensity,I
mal amount of dayfeA.CH Bob R
obseived. A sun lamp back from
able so that a sutfeonfred a scrap
be created. ;on Wodnesi
In the center of tht secund-plac
the dome will be pi on the line
architectural model o: • A loss t
posed house or buil%P re j than a
serving the artificial line least, to
the structure, reseati
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discover what kind ob d L d badl
shades, overhangs and*
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light protecting maten|I fe ation
used most effectivdjf**'
building.
With two full-tinxj
workers and occasional
of the division, other!
will be worked on ini
ing. As most of thei
being done now isonfi
air—with some
sound—Holleman says I
flow chamber, which isnii
housed in the engimiM
ing, will be disaS^DM
moved into the new®
Work planned is simn
which has been doners;
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Special Librarians To Dis
Work In The Space Progn
“Special Libraries in the Space
Program” will be the theme of the
quarterly meeting of the Texas
Chapter, Special Libraries Associ
ation, to be held on campus Satur
day, Feb. 9.
Most of the membership of the
Texas Chapter comes from indus
try. Special libraries serve indus
try, medicine, law and other special
fields.
The librarians will have time
while on the campus to view
exhibits of the Space Fiesta, Robert
A. Houze, A&M librarian, said.
Houze serves as chairman of the
local committee, and Mrs. Nan A.
Cardwell of the Veterinary Library
heads the housing and arrange
ments committee for the special
librarians meeting.
President of the Texi;
is Frank Wagner of tjul
Corp. of America reseat'
near Corpus Christi.
Vaught of the Southwest!
Institute, San Antonio,is
chairman.
it it. y*.
The space effort wilt
sized in speeches at the
session. The speakers
Charles M. Grant Jr.,
technical information
the Manned Spaceeraftft
Capt. Ferrell Robinson i
Robinson participated in
ery operation of the
of the chimpanzee Enos.
The luncheon speaker
R. D. Turk, head of tkj
ment of Veterinary Paras!
here's the chami
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University of Houston, Anderson Lib. Anil
Austin — Saturday, February 9-1:00 P. M f
University of Texas, Texas Union Aud.
Accompanist will be provided at auditions oryf
bring one. A full summer’s employment for R#,
College students selected. Rehearsals start June 1^
Production opens June 17 and closes Labor Day. Sf;
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