1 . mtam T Pag-e 4 THE BATTALION College Station, Texas Thursday, August 20, 1964 NSF Coordinator Ends India Trip Coleman M. Loyd, coordinator of National Science Foundation pro grams at A&M University, has re turned from India where he served as an educational science con sultant. At the University of Gujarat, Loyd spent the summer with 43 physics and chemistry teachers from four different states of India. Now back in College Station and 17 pounds lighter, Loyd admits that his greatest “adjustment” in India was the food, not the language. “Even the students, coming from different parts of India, had trouble agreeing on a uniform menu,” the part-time physics pro fessor said with a grin. “We hired a cook but set aside one day each week to counsel him and present our complaints.” For those familiar with Amer ica’s high speed traffic, Loyd said Mitucc/M Supply 'PuAu/te. ptaMvea- 923 So. Col leg a Ave - B ryaw. JejCas “Sports Car Center” Dealers for Renault-Peugeot & British Motor Cars Sales— Parts—^Service We Service All Foreign Cars”I ■ 1422 Texas Ave. TA 2-4517? India’s urban transportation prob lems offer quite a contrast. “The traffic officer stands on a box in the middle of the street,” Loyd said, “and at the proper time, he blows a whistle and the camels cross the intersection.” Loyd’s tongue-in-cheek report on the food situation was followed with more serious descriptions of India’s struggles with a growing population. “Many people slept wherever they found space, along the super highways or in the streets,” the professor commented. Loyd was one of 32 American teachers selected for the AID pro gram, directed by Columbia Uni versity. They conducted 16 sum mer institutes for secondary school teachers. Mrs. Loyd accompanied her hus band. Regarding the language barrier, Loyd stuck with English with no difficulty. Lebanon Student Receives Grant A&M’s Department of Petroleum Engineering has received a $2,400 grant from Cities Services Re search and Development Company. The fellowship will be awarded Issam S. Bousaid of Beirut, Leba non, a Ph.D. student at A&M. His research concerns “Computations Related to Fluid Properties.” Announcement of the grant was made by Stanley M. Pier, fellow ships coordinator for Cities Serv ices. No Straps Disdaining the wearing of the so-called topless swim suits whose straps leave sunburn shoulder streaks, actress Car- roll Baker has designed a pair of lacy trunks with small embroidered roses around the edge for her personal use. Carroll is currently making “Sylvia,” and the scrip calls for her to wear a topless bathing suit—she agreed provided she could design her own. (AP Wirephoto) Education, Psychology Adds New Professor Dr. Robert S. Randall will join the Department of Education and Psychology faculty in September as an assistant professor, Dr. Paul Hensarling, department head, an nounced. Randall comes to A&M from the University of Texas where he has held an instructorship in mathe matics while completing the Ph.D. degree in educational administra tion and mathematics. He has served as a principal in the San Antonio and Fort Hancock school systems and has taught mathematics in the Austin and Norton schools. Randall will teach courses in the area of school principalship and develop and direct field work and supervise interns in school admin istration throughout the state, Hensarling said. The new faculty member’s re search activities have related to the problem attack process in edu cational administration. He has developed a means of testing this process in the behavior of high school principals and is the author of several major publications. ★ ★ ★ Dr. W. W. Williams, retired A&M University official, has been named an Honorary Fellow of the American Society of Animal Science. The honor came during the organization’s recent 56th annual meeting in Knoxville, Tenn. The widely known educator was head of the Department of Animal Husbandry from 1923 to 1943; vice chancellor for agriculture, 1948 to 1956; and acting president of the university in 1957. He was senior agricultural ad visor to the chancellor of the Uni versity of Ceylon from 1958 to 1961. ★ ★ ★ E. P. Creech, who spent eight years overseas as an agricultural adviser, has been named to the Office of International Programs staff at A&M University, Dr. Jack D. Gray, director, announced. Creech, a 1947 graduate of A&M, will serve as programs coordinator and foreign training advisor. He received a master’s degree at A&M in 1954. 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