iophysicist To Speak
CUT
A relatively new field in the
claiming and reuse of polluted
rater, “Water Treatment by
Electrophoresis,” will be a dis
cussion highlight of the 13th an
nual Conference on Water for
Texas here November 25-26.
Research biophysicist Milan
Bier of Tucson, Ariz., will pre
sent the lecture.
Bier, associated with the Uni
versity of Arizona and Veterans
idministration Hospital, report-
forced-flow electrophoresis has
een applied to the purification
of polluted waters from “a wide
range of sources.”
He identified them as being
comprised of river and pond wa
ter, floodwater, effluent of sew
age treatment plants, and vari
ous industrial wastes.
Dr. Jack Runkles, acting direc
tor of A&M’s Water Resources
Institute and conference sponsor,
pointed out “Bier has given par
ticular attention to some prob
lems specific for the arid South
west” such as treatment of wa
ters collected in catchment areas
or impounded floodwaters.
“THE METHOD HAS been
found to be singularly effective
in improving the quality of the
treated water by completely elim
inating particulate matter, such
as silt, algae and bacteria, as
well as radically decreasing col
loidal impurities,” Bier reported.
Runkles noted that ‘electro
phoresis’ is the migration of elec
trically charged colloidal parti
cles in an electric field.”
“It is well recognized as one
of the most fruitful methods for
the analysis and separation of
complex biocolloidal systems,”
Bier added.
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Dissertation: AN ANALYSIS OF FAC
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This is a view of the size of sidewinder air to air missile as
compared with a man. West German General Ludwig Mar
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10-foot sidewinder and two hot navigation instruments to
Moscow. Martin said the rocket went as ordinary air freight
and the two instruments were packed in luggage and flown
to Moscow. (AP Wirephoto)
New Dorm Lounges
Almost Completed
Contractors are concentrating
on having four of the six new
dormitory lounges ready for use
by Nov. 26.
Dean of Students James P.
Hannigan said the plan is to have
lounges connecting dorms 1 and
3, 5 and 7, 2 and 4, 6 and 8 ready
for bonfire visitors.
“This is a hope and not a guar
antee by any means,” the dean
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Hannigan indicated several
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“Outside lights will be placed
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indicating pedestrian accidents in
the unlighted areas are a problem.
Furniture will be stored in each
lounge’s TV room Nov. 19, from
which it will be installed. After
wards, cable-connected television
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be placed.
“The contractors hope to com
plete all work, including that on
lounges for dorms 9-11 and 10-
12, before Christmas,” Hannigan
added.
THE BATTALION
Wednesday, November 13, 1968 College Station, Texas Page 3
Library Revamps
Reclassification of the A&M
library's basic collection under
the Library of Congress system
has been completed, announced
Dr- James P. Dyke, director.
The new system was adopted
and the changeover begun when
the library moved into its new
quarters last August.
“All journals on the first floor
have been marked by the LC sys
tem,” Dyke added. “All basic col
lection materials are indexed in
the Reader’s Guide.”
The library director said pa
trons needing assistance with the
new system should inquire at the
basic service desk.
“We are gradually getting
everything reorganized and re
classified,” Dyke went on, “but
it will take a good while yet to
finish.”
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