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and Banquet
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WU Names
ol Cater
Redbud Queen
DENTON — Miss Carol Lynne
pater, pretty blonde occupational
therapy major from Waller, was
named Queen of the Redbud Festi
val at the Texas Woman’s Uni
versity Saturday night as the final
event in a series of activities held
(hiring the annual Self-Develop-
nent Week on the campus.
Miss Cater, a junior, was
(crowned by Dr. John A. Guinn,
rWU president. She was elected
from a group of sixty princesses
yho were presented in the tradi
tional pageant that climaxes the
dbud Festival.
Miss Cater also was a Redbud
Princess both her freshman and
Sophomore years, and an Aggie
Sweetheart finalist her sophomore
year.
She is president of her dormi-
tor at TWU this year and was
president of her senior class at
Waller High School.
The annual Self-Development
^eek at TWU is devoted to pro-
ams emphasizing self-improve-
nent, grooming, and personality
nalysis.
The week’s activities were con
cluded with a Coronation Ball in
the Student Union Building, over
vhich the new Queen reigned.
Jusic for dancing was furnished
by Joe Reichman and his Orches-
Itra.
THE BATTALION
Wednesday, March 24, 1965
College Station, Texas
Page 3
Late Summer Construction
Set For Biology Building
Construction of a $2% million
addition to the Biological Sciences
Building is expected to start late
this summer.
The addition, to be located
at the junction of Coke and Hub
bard Streets, will contain 95,337
Carol Cater
will reign as Rosebud Festival Queen.
It's Coming March 27th
NSF Renews
Co-Op Grant
The National Science Foundation
has notified President Earl Rudder
of a one-year renewal and ad
ditional grant of $25,000 for an
A&M-Argentine cooperative proj
ect in oceanography. The new
grant raises the total to more than
$72,000 for the study entering its
third year.
Dr. Dale F. Leipper of the
oceanography faculty and Argen
tine Capt. Luis Capurro of that
nation’s hydrographic office are
the principal investigators.
The study of “Surface and Deep
Current Measurements in the
Drake Passage’ now has been ex
tended to include waters of the
southern ocean around Antarctica
beyond Argentina.
Direct current measurements are
taken through the use of buoys
and floats, Leipper said. Captain
Capurro directs the cruises.
A biological study of the same
waters also is underway with A&M
and Argentine scientists coopera-
thing. The NSF also sponsors
this research.
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deadline of 1 p. m. of the day preceding
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College of Arts and Sciences to be taken
before the end of their Junior year,
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will be given to majors
Government on Tuesday
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in
ning to take this examination must regis
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Announcement of Final Examination for
the Doctoral Degree
(Defense of the Dissertation)
Full Name of Candidate: Sharon, Hilbert
David
Candidate for Degree of: Ph.D in Food
Technology
Title of Dissertation: Organoleptic, Chem
ical, Biochemical and Physical Studies
or the Qcality of Spanish-Type Peanuts
Time of Examination: March 26, 1965 at
9 :00 a. m.
Place of Examination: Conference Room
112 in Heep Building
Wayne C. Hall
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Those undergraduate students who have 96
lours passed may purchase the A&M ring.
The hours passing at the time of the pre-
nary grade report on March 29, 1965,
* satisfying
h'
The hours passing at the time of the pr
liminary grade report on March 29, 196
may be used in satisfying the 95 hour re
quirement. Those students qualifying under
this regulation may leave their name with
Ring Clerk in the Registrar’s Off!
Orders for the rings
April 21 and May 31,
ken 1
April 21 and May 31, 1965, from 8:00 a.m.
to 12:00 noon. Delivery for these rings
will be made on or about July 1, 1966.
Transfer students must complete two full
ernesters at A&M University before they
eligible to order the A&M ring. TH
dll be made on
'ransfer students
imesters at A&S
are eligible to order the A&M ring. THE
RING CLERK IS ON DUTY FROM 8:00
a.m. to 12:00 noon, MONDAY THROUGH
FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK.
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Admissions and Regis
tor of
trar
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ear 1966-66, may
Student Aid Office,
during tl
30, 1965
this of
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to April 30, 1965. Applications must be
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New Store Hears — 8 a. m. ’til 5:30 p. m. — < Days A Week,
square feet housing graduate lev
el classrooms and laboratories
for the College of Arts and Sci
ences.
The facility will house parts
of the Zoology and Microbiology
divisions of the Department of
Biology, part of the Department
of Biochemistry and Nutrition,
the Departments of Wildlife Sci
ences and Electron Microscopy
and the office of Dr. Frank W. R.
Hubert, dean of the College of
Arts and Sciences.
Hubert said the four story
addition plus a basement area
will be built with university and
federal funds.
“The College of Arts and Sci
ences has outgrown the present
Biological Sciences Building,” he
said. “Without this four-story
addition, we would he forced to
place a quota on the number of
graduate students and to limit
research programs by faculty
members.”
The building will provide
specially equipped and environ
mentally controlled research and
laboratory training space; photo
processing laboratories, an Elec
tron Microscopy Laboratory,
specimen handling areas and oth
er related equipment.
“This building is designed with
an eye toward the future,”
Hubert said. “It contains pro
visions for closed circuit tele
vision from the Electron Micros
copy Laboratory to a classroom
located elsewhere in the build
ing.
“The closed circuit television
setup will not be installed when
the building is constructed but
provisions have been made for
future installations as they are
needed,” he noted.
Workment presently are mov
ing a greenhouse located on the
west side of the Biological Sci
ences Building so the area will be
ready for construction when the
contract is let later this year.
Nance Distributing
Application Forms
For Foreign Study
Applications are now being
taken by the Committee on In
ternational Exchange of Persons
for U. S. Government grants under
the Fulbright-Hays Act for Uni
versity Lecturing and Advanced
Research. These grants cover stu
dy in Australia, New Zealand and
Latin America during 1966-67.
Information concerning the Ful-
bright grants may be obtained
from Dr. J. M. Nance, campus
Fulbright advisor. The application
forms are available from the Com
mittee on International Exchange
of Persons, Conference Board of
Associated Research Councils, 2101
Constitution Avenue, Washington,
D. C. 20418.
These grants are limited to U.
S. citizens.
For appointments as lecturers,
a teacher must have at least one
year of college or university
teaching experience at the level
for which application is made.
For research appointments, the
applicant must have a doctoral
degree at the time of application,
or recognized professional stand
ing.
Library Study
Shows Shelves
Tally 8 Miles
A&M librarians unable to find
a cross between a bookworm and
a tapeworm finally gave up and
did their own measuring.
The aim was to learn how mony
miles of bookshelving are in the
Cushing Memorial Library and
other libraries. This information
has proven vital as librarians and
architects develop plans for the
projected new library building.
“We measured enough miles of
bookshelves to cover a goodly share
of the distance between Dallas and
Fort Worth. Or vice versa, if
you are a Fort Worth resident,”
Library Director Robert A. Houze
reported.
The final tally was 46,000 feet
or more than eight miles of
shelves. And within three years
this total should be more than 11
miles, Houze said. He noted the
figures include neither the archi
tecture nor veterinary medicine
libraries.
The library collection contains
nearly 500,000 volumes and circu
lation or usage exceeds 250,000
volumes annually.
Much of one day and the efforts
of 20 library assistants armed with
tape measures and such went into
the bookshelving survey. Associate
Library Director Rupert C. Wood
ward tallied the measurements.
The summary is arranged so as
to show the number of feet of
shelving devoted to each of nine
broad subject fields or types of
publications.
“We have,’ Houze, “more than
two miles of shelving of the ap
plied sciences and almost that
amount of shelving for books and
publications in the pure sciences.
AMONG the profs—
Adams Invited To Judge
Holiday In Dixie Parade
Lt. Col. E. V. Adams, director
of the Texas Aggie Band, has
been invited to serve as judge
for a band contest April 30.
Adams will judge bands in
the Holiday in Dixie parade in
Shreveport, La. The parade will
highlight a week of festivities
and will feature 50 bands, 25
drill teams, floats, and a group
of Shriners riding on motor
cycles.
Esten Faces Busy Schedule
Join IBM’s
new computer
systems science
training program
Who: graduating engineers and scientists in
all disciplines.
Why: become a problem-solver and advisor
to users of IBM computer systems in areas
such as:
• real-time control of industrial processes
• communications-based information
systems
• time-shared computer systems
• graphic data processing
• computer-controlled manufacturing
systems
• management operating systems
• engineering design automation
When: as soon as you graduate, IBM will give
you comprehensive training, both in the
classroom and on the job.
Where: in all principal cities of the U.S.
How: see your placement director, visit the
nearest IBM branch office, or write to D. S.
Willis, IBM Corporation, 2911 Cedar Springs
Road, Dallas, Texas 75219.
IBM
DATA PROCESSING DIVISION
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I
C. K. Esten faces a busy sched
ule assisting with Interscholastic
League one-act play contests
from the district through the
state level.
Esten is producer-director of
the Aggie Players and teaches
theater arts courses in the De
partment of English. He also is
president of both the Texas Edu
cational Theater Association and
its related Secondary Schools
Conference.
The faculty member is on the
panel of judges for the state
meet culminating in the one-act
play competition. Preceding this
are four regional meets with one
to be held on campus under
Esten’s management. The meet
here April 22 will involve eight
schools from a wide area.
In the district meets just start
ing Esten will serve as a judge.
Friday he goes to Port Arthur
for a meet and March 30 he will
be in Navasota for the same
purpose. Esten does not have
to travel far March 31 to attend
a meet at Lincoln School in
Bryan.
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