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Sets 5 Lectures
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DR. L. U. DE SITTER
A Dutch professor of geology
will give five lectures here next
week.
Dr. L. U. de Sitter is professor
of structural and applied geology
at Leiden University.
His profession has taken him to
various parts of the world, and he
is visiting the campus as one of
the participants in the Visiting
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Two Aero Students Present
Papers At Ft. Worth Meeting
Two Department of Aerospace
[Engineering students are contest-
jants in the North Texas Section
of the American Institute of Aero
nautics and Astronautics 11th an
nual Student Paper Competition
[Thursday-Saturday at Fort Worth.
The students and titles of their
[papers are Gerald J. Carey of
Brooklyn, N. Y., “An Analysis of
Plastic Torsion in Circular Cross
Section with Eccentric Holes;” and
I Donald T. Hunter of Houston, “Ef-
| feet of Thermal Stresses on the
Mechanical Properties of Adhesiv
es.”
CAREY IS a graduate student,
and Hunter a senior. They de-
1 livered their papers Thursday.
Charles A. Rodenberger, associ
ate professor of aerospace engi
neering, said seven other students
in the department also are attend
ing the sessions as observers.
They are Lloyd Smithey of Ro
senberg, Robert E. Harvey of Lub
bock, Winton B. Zimmerman of
San Antonio, Maj. Janies F. Sulli
van of Bryan, W. R. Woodard of
Joshua, Michael E. Buffo of San
Benito and Jerry Bob Hattox of
Abilene.
RODENBERGER said the event
is actively supported by the major
aerospace companies in the Dallas-
Fort Worth area, and one of its
purposes is to create closer indus
try-faculty-student relations.
He said one of the students,
Maj. Sullivan, will discuss the de
finition of an aerospace engineer at
an industry-faculty social at 7:30
p.m. Friday.
Rodenberger said Carey and
Hunter are winners of a previous
paper contest held at A&M, en
titling them to compete in the re
gional event. If they win, their
papers will be submitted and judg
ed on a national basis.
International Scientist Program of
the American Geological Institute.
Persons interested in the earth
sciences have been invited to at
tend the lectures.
“GEOLOGIC STRUCTURE of
the Pyi^eness” is de Sitter’s topic
for his first lecture. It is sche
duled at 10 a.m. Monday in Room
211 of the Petroleum Engineering
Building. All of the lectures will
be given in that room.
The topic of the second lecture,
scheduled at 10 a.m. Tuesday, is
“Geologic Structure of the Can-
tabric Mountains,” and at the
same hour Wednesday he will
lecture on “Recumbent Folds.”
de Sitter will lecture on “Con
centric and Cleavage Folding,” at
3 p.m. and on “Geology and Geo
physics” at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
THE DUTCH geologist attended
primary and secondary schools in
Leiden, where his father was a
professor of astronomy, and start
ed his geological studies in Zurich
in 1949.
Wives’ Party Nears
Plans are still being made for
the annual Aggie Wives Council
Spring party this Saturday.
Council Reporter Bernice Smith
said Wednesday all couples or
wives planning to attend or de
siring baby-sitting service should
call here by 9 a.m. Thursday at
VI 6-4506.
The party is set from 3-6 p.m.
at the home of Dean and Mrs.
James P. Hannigan at 3600 Old
College Road.
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