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ing of the American Association of
Colleges for Teacher Education in
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Knebel represents the Council of
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Dr. C. H. Groneman, head of
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★ ★ ★
A paper prepared by two A&M
physics profs and a graduate stu
dent will be presented April 2-3 in
Scotland by invitation of the Fara
day Society. A&M will be one
of three educational institutions
in this nation represented on the
program.
Co-authors of the paper are Dr.
J .B. Coon, C. M. Loyd and gradu
ate student F. A. Cesani, who is
from Puerto Rico. Cesani is teach
ing this year in the Department
of Physics of the College of Agri
culture of Puerto Rico, Mayguey.
Coon will read the paper at the
meeting to be held at Queen’s Col
lege, St. Andrews University, Dun
dee.
“Evidence for a Double-Minimum
Potential in an Excited State of
Chlorine Dioxide” is the title of
the paper.
“We will present evidence,” Coon
said, “that in some excited elec
tronic states of chlorine dioxide,
one chlorine-oxygen bond of the
molecule is shorter than the other.”
He said the evidence is based on
ultraviolet absorption spectra of
these molecules.
Papers from A&M physicists, the
University of Illinois and Van
derbilt University are among the
23 to be presented during the
discussion.
The topic for the international
meeting is “The Structure of Elec
tronically-Excited Species in the
Gas Phase.”
★ ★ ★
Dr. Donald W. Hood, professor
of oceanography, has been chosen
by the National Science Founda
tion to receive a senior postdoc
toral fellowship for a year of study
at the University of Nottingham in
England. He plans to be in Not
tingham Sept. 1.
Hood will work with W. David
Evans, head of the Department of
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gate the influence of organic mat
ter, biological debris fallen to the
bottom of a body of water, on the
diagentic processes by which sedi
ment is consolidated into rock.
Hood’s approach will be that of
a chemical oceanographer and
Evans’ that of an organic geo
chemist.
The A&M professor is one of
approximately 100 persons chosen
to receive National Science Founda
tion senior postdoctoral grants.
Mrs. Hood and their three daugh
ters will accompany him.
★ ★ ★
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leum engineering here from 1955-
61, and recalled to the faculty this
semester, has received an unusual
accolade from a trade journal,
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ford, Pa., cites a recently publish
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THE BATTALION
Wednesday, February 13, 1963 College Station, Texas
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A Fraternal Invitation
Shayne Schneider, a University of Wisconsin freshman
from Mamaroneck, N. Y., received an invitation to rush
Wisconsin’s Psi Upsilon fraternity. She was the only
rushee to turn up in spike heels and a sheath dress. “The
brothers were wonderful to me,” said Shayne. She tried
pipe smoking “to establish rapport” with the fraternity
men. She reported they offered her a pin, but Shayne said
she decided not to accept any bids until she had seen some
other fraternities. (AP Wirephoto)
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