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LITH PEj Mok-kna; •s-job si REPBOi printe-lc platewi d motii ITOGRl! B. TAP:: fely Pableti ;ore. place i librif deut h A. biic ble. f: li ng and . TAP r Renl AMBASSADOR TOURS A&M Flanked by two Tunisian students, Ambas- campus. Ezzedine Ben Amara (left) is pres- sador Rachid Driss inspects a virology lab- ident of the Tunisian Students Association oratory in the Plant Sciences Building at at A&M. Abdelmajid Yahia is vice-pres- Texas A&M during a two-day tour of the ident. (related story, page 1) Several Aggies Engaged In Travel This Summer iy beds, The magical lure of foreign >' travel and experiences is attract ing Texas A&M students this IES summer. ^ Some students are already on their way to foreign countries, knows others are ready to go, and still ps to I others are waiting for the first tion. ft semester of summer school to iou in •‘ f T rertisini end. nTinvei: Europe is the destination of Tite’ft’ niost the traveling students. 19, St. k Many will participate in the Ex- J. periment in International Living, store in- living with foreign families for r, pat'- . , •hedule. six weeks. Others will be on their own. [ICE Some will work full or part-time to pay their way. And some have brougti been saving for years for the the » . round ^ trip. fr betw Planes and boats will take the ]ent P $ students to their destinations. After that, much of the trans- xege portation will be by motorbike minatta an( j footpower. wion). Switzerland appears to be the ow ’ most popular country for Aggie ;orofPt visitors. Frank Ray of Conroe ^ Effect 1 will stay with a family in Thal- imsotrtt; w -j g 0 | ;) H e aton of Tyler will 28, $ work for Esso Mediterranean in m 201 .j Geneva. And Lee Walker of Bryan will serve as a leader for 3 f students participating in the Ex- periment in International Living ninatioi in Sweden. Charles Dendy of ation) Monahans is also going to Swe- isell, Ck den as an Experimenter. orotfi John Rodgers of Austin will , 0l Js visit a family in Holland this a Cdl summer. He is president-elect 30, ' of the Memorial Student Center 231 in G Council and Directorate for 1965- 66. • ! Algiers, Africa, is the area where Bernest Evans of Bryan will spend the summer working in an Operation Crossroads Af rica project. Paul Bleau of Lynn, Mass., will live in East Pakistan, and Jerry Knight of Lancaster will visit a family in India. Frank Berngen of Chillicothe is going to Honduras to help inoculate the entire population. Bob Bell of Houston will work in Madrid, Spain, for a construc tion company the latter part of the summer. He is to graduate from A&M at the end of the first summer term. Jobs for Bell and Heaton were arranged by two former A&M students, George D. Commas ’36, president of Esso Mediterranean; and Ralph J. Douglas ’39, of Westinghouse International in Geneva. THE BATTALION Thursday, June 24, 1965 College Station, Texas Page 5 English Lecture Heads Calendar Public lectures by three well- known English professors are scheduled to begin next week for Texas A&M’s English Institute. About 45 teachers are here for the 8-week program sponsored under the National Defense Edu cation Act. Dr. David J. DeLaura of the University of Texas is to speak at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Assembly Room of the Memorial Student Center. Director of freshman English at U. of T., Dr. DeLaura will discuss problems and tech niques of teaching high school students to write better. Dr. Ralph B. Long of the Uni versity of Puerto Rico will lecture on July 8. Dr. Martin S. Day, University of Houston, speaks July 15. “These lectures are a part of the program for educational de velopment of high school teachers participating in the Institute,” A&M Professor J. S. Jernigan, institute director, said. Participants, who come from four states, are taking advanced studies in composition, the Eng lish language and literature. ★ ★ ★ “The Physics of the Inter planetary Medium” will be dis cussed here Monday night by the scientist who pioneered measure ment of solar wind. Dr. Conway W. Snider speaks at 8 p.m. Monday in Room 113, Biological Sciences Building. The public is invited, C. M. Loyd said in announcing the Na tional Science Foundation Sum mer Lecture. Loyd is A&M’s co ordinator of NSF programs. Dr. Snider is a staff scientist in the Division of Space Sciences, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasa dena, Calif. He was involved in the Mariner II Venus flyby proj ect and the current Mariner IV spacecraft now nearing Mars. His special interest is solar plasma. With the Mariner II he made the first detailed, prolonged measurements of the flux and energy spectrum of solar wind. ★ ★ ★ The Brazos Chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers will have its annual barbecue Thursday at the Brazos County A&M Club. Wives of the chapter members are invited to attend the meeting which will start at 6:30 p.m. Food will be served at 7 p.m. MinlccJM Supply 'Piciu/te, ptcuMje4- •923 SaCollege Ave-BryanTcXas THESE ARE FOUR FAMILIAR FACES — Your Ag-g-ieland Representatives for FIDELITY UNION LIFE the Leader in Sales to the College Man Larry Greenhaw ’64 Melvin Johnson *64 Charles Thomas ’64 Charles Johnson ’62 AND NOW, We proudly announce the addition of a NEW FACE W K. 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