Statistics School Growing
One of the fastest growing pro
grams internationally at A&M
University is the Graduate In
stitute of Statistics.
Consider the phenomenal growth
rate since the institute was
established with one staff mem
ber in 1962. Keep in mind that
the first graduate student did
not enroll until January, 1963.
The Graduate Institute of Sta
tistics now numbers seven staff
members and 30 students working
toward majors in statistics.
Course offerings have jumped
from three to 14 with a total
enrollment of almost 600 stu
dents.
Outside interest in the future of
the institute is reflected in the
number and size of grants and
contracts awarded to it since
July 1, 1963. The most sizable
grant, $183,333 from the Nation
al Institutes of Health, is ear
marked for expanding facilities.
A breakdown of grants shows
$308,033 for training, $181,157
for construction, and $97,201 for
research.
Dr. H. O. Hartley, an interna
tionally known statistician, is di
rector of the Graduate Institute
of Statistics. Dr. R. J. Freund is
associate director and associate
professor. Other staff members
include Dr. R. R. Hocking, Dr. A.
W. Wortham, Dr. E. E. Dayhoff,
J. G. Darroch and Dr. W. S. Con
nor.
In addition, the institute has
12 associate members chosen from
other university departments to
work closely as consultants or
instructors in statistical orienta
tion.
Attesting to the growing fame
of the institute is four or five
contacts each day from research
workers requesting aid. Calls
come from researchers in agri
culture, biology, engineering,
health, physics, chemistry, and
other fields.
Two degrees are offered by the
institute; the Master of Science
and the Doctor of Philosophy in
statistics.
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March 12
3 p. m. till 11 p. m. daily
Located at 120 Highway 6 So.
College Station
For party rates phone 846-8097
Exhibitor
Mary Elizabeth Goodneigh-
bor, Paterson, N. J., is an
ardent exhibitor of Welsh
Pembroke corgis, a type of
small hunting dog. She also
performs in burlesque as
Irma The Body. (AP Wire-
photo)
Stock Show
To Be Held
On Campus
The Ninth Annual Brazos Coun
ty Livestock Show and Auction to
be held March 21-23 is expected to
attract more than 450 entries from
Brazos County 4-H and FFA
groups.
The show, sponsored by the
Bryan-College Station Chamber of
Commerce through its Agricultural
Division, will be held in the Live
stock Pavilion at A&M University.
Following the three-day show,
an auction will be conducted at
7:30 p.m. March 23 for the top
entires. Last year, the sale set
an all-time record by bringing in
$15,993 to contestants whose ani
mals went through the sale ring.
Lloyd Joyce, Agricultural Di
vision vice - president, is overall
chairman of the event. Co-chair
men of the show are Harold
Franke, assistant professor of Ani
mal Science, and Jim Holloway,
agricultural vice president of First
Bank and Trust Co.
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NATIONAL DEFENSE STUDENT LOANS
Application forms for National Defense
Loans for the Summer 1965 and Academic
Year 1965-66, may be obtained from the
Student Aid Office, Room 8, Y.M.C.A.
Building, during the period from March 15
to April 30, 1965. Applications must be
filed with this office no later than 5:00
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Friday, March 12, 1965
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The A&M University History
Club, in cooperation with the
Department of History and Gov
ernment, will have as its guest
speaker at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
an executive officer of the Ameri
can Historical Association. He
is Dr. Walter Rundell, Jr., as
sistant executive secretary.
All persons interested in history
are invited to attend, Dr. J. M.
Nance, department head, said. The
meeting will be held in the As
sembly Room of the Memorial
Student Center.
Rundell will talk on the “work
of the American Historical As
sociation and the relationship of
that organization to the profes
sional and non-professional his
torian.”
The association was created by
an act of Congress on Jan. 4,
1889, for the promotion of his
torical studies and kindred pur
poses. Membership is open to
all persons interested in histori
cal studies, whether professional
or otherwise.
parents now reside in Baytown.
He received his Bachelor of Jour
nalism and Bachelor of Science
degrees from the University of
Texas in 1951. In 1955 he re
ceived the M.A. degrees from the
American University in Washing
ton, D. C., and in 1957 the Ph.D.
The historian has taught at
Del Mar College and Texas Wom
an’s University and has served
as a lecturer at American Uni
versity and the University of
Maryland.
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Great Issues
To Present
Brazil Movie
“Highlights of Brazil”, a color
film about the largest of the Latin
American countries, is scheduled
for 8 p.m. Thursday in the Memo
rial Student Center Ballroom.
A freshness of approach is
brought to the lecture platform
by Howard Pollard, who will nar
rate the film sponsored by the
Great Issues Committee in the
World Around Us series.
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March 15, 1965
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when it dawned on him that Bra
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Mexico far north into Canada.
In his film Pollard portrays the
highlights of Brazil, and vividly
describes them in his personal pre
sentation. Featured are Indian
villages, native fishermen, Sugar
Loaf, jungles, mountains, harbors,
Copacabana Beach, San Salvador—
the split level city, Sao Paulo—
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