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THE BATTALION Page 4 College Station, Texas Friday, January 8, 1965 AMONG THE PR OFS l . 1 | School Directors | 1 Host A&M Profs 1 Si Si Four A&M faculty members and two doctoral students from the Department of Education and Psychology are attending sessions of the School Administrators Ad visory Conference on Education meeting in Austin. The Texas Education Agency sponsors the annual meeting at which schoolmen review the pro grams and services of the agency and give guidelines for the future. Invited as professors of educa tional administration were Grady P. Parker, Robert S. Randall, Wil liam H. Graves and Paul Hensar- ling. The doctoral students in educa tional administration who also plan to attend the conference are Paul Stevens of Fort Worth and John Hoyle of Bryan. Hensarling said that during the conference officers and directors of the Texas Association of Coun ty Superintendents, Texas School Administrators Association and the Texas Association of Instruc tional Supervisors will meet to begin organizational planning for the annual schoolmen’s conference held here in June. teachers may choose to complete the course for extension graduate credit from A&M. An introductory course in mete orology has been offered by A&M under NSF sponsorship during the current semester. Openings will exist in the new course, Loyd said. Enrollment will be limited to 25 students. ★ ★ ★ Two professors of English are authors of publications in this country and England. Professor E. E. Stokes Jr., is author of an article appearing in “The Shavian,” journal of the Shaw Society, London. “Jon- son’s ‘Humour’ Plays and Some Later Plays of Bernard Shaw” is the title. Associate professor Harrison E. Hierth is the author of two articles. One is the lead article in this month’s “CEA Critic,” publication of the College Eng lish Association. The article entitled by the editors “The Class Novel” concerns Edith Wharton and John O’Hara. New Lift For Higher Education Bored with swallowing goldfish and jamm ing into phone booths, college boys at Los Angeles’ University of Southern California have taken up “Volks-toting.” The driver and 12 friends pick up a 1,600 pound VW carry it 100 feet, then climb into—and on to—the car to race back to the starting line. Kappa Alpha fen were disqualified for dropping their vehicle, and Kappa Sigma went on to win in 22.5 seconds. NSF To Support A&M Bat Study The National Science Foundation has made a three-year, $35,000 grant to A&M for support of re search concerning the bats of Cen tral America from southern Mexi co into Nicaragua, announced President Earl Rudder. Directing the research which in volves a series of expeditions into the Central America region will be Dr. W. B. Davis and Dr. Dil- ford C. Carter of the Department of Wildlife Management. Davis is department head. The two have for several years researched the bats southward through Central America into South America under National In stitutes of Health sponsorship. The NSF grant is to study the bat population from a new angle. We’re trying to determine to what extent we can predict what kinds of bats live in which zones,” Davis said of one objective. He pointed out that bats account for about 50 per cent of the kinds of animals found in Central Ameri ca. In Nicaragua, for example, there are fruit-eating bats, fish eaters, nectar-eating bats, blood eater® and even cannibalistic bats. The geographical area, the Cen tral American core, in which Dav is and Carter will work under the grant is an ancient mountain mass, one not inundated by the set for ages. Thus the studies may pro vide new insights into the r tion of bats. Carter will leave Feb, 1 the first expedition under grant, while Davis plans to various museums in this cost for intensive study of sped; already collected in the 0 American core. Volu Polygraph Institute Plans Meet TO Pol® stud: First session of the Examiners School in 1965 is si uled Feb. 1-March 12, accor. to Ira Scott, the school’s dint Enrollment in the school purposely be kept at a lowfij in order that more individmi tention may be given to Scott prefers classes of 12 or! Sponsored by the Engineer Extension Service, the school 1 designed to establish a school of instruction to semi as and surrounding states, Classes meet seven hours a six days a week, for six s; in covering such materials asp: graphy technique, interrog: chart interpretation, psychoi legal and medical aspects, practice case work comp;; R A Ai of the be th« 'exercis T1 the ex Colisei officer progra Com lieuten reserve Force, Corps the afti ating s< Science Academy President To Address Group Jan. 15 ★ ★ ★ Dr. Paul Hensarling who heads the Department of Education and Psychology has accepted re appointment to the editorial ad visory board of Texas School Business which is published in Austin. ★ ★ ★ Secondary school science teach ers of the Victoria area will have an opportunity starting Feb. 6 to study an introductory course in astronomy. A&M associate pro fessor Jack T. Kent will teach the course under sponsorship of the National Science Foundation. “This course is open to any jun ior or senior high school science teacher,” C. M. Loyd, coordinator of NSF programs, said. The organizational class meet ing is set for 9 a.m. Feb. 6 at Victoria College. Class times will be decided then. The NSF will pay the tuition and fees for teachers enrolled and participants also may receive book and travel allowances. The Dr. Frederick Seitz, president of the National Academy of Sciences and vice president of the Universi ty of Illinois, will give an address here Jan. 15. He will speak at 5:30 p.m. in the ballroom of the Memorial Stu dent Center on the relationship be tween the National Academy of Sciences, government and science. An estimated 350 persons are ex pected to attend. Serving his third year of a four- year term as president of the Na tional Academy of Sciences, Seitz is vice president of the Interna tional Union of Pure and Applied Physics. 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