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U. S. - Norwegian Relations
Enhanced By Open Sea Cruise
THE BATTALION
Thursday, June 26, 1969
College Station, Texas
Page 3
Cooperative relationships be
tween Norwegian and U. S. ocean
ographers were enhanced during
the last eight months at Texas
A&M University.
During the period. Dr. Grethe
R, Hasle participated in Antarctic
productivity investigations, made
her first open sea cruise—in the
Gulf of Mexico—and taught grad
uate oceanography.
The Norwegian marine botanist
of the University of Oslo leaves
Sunday on the return trip to her
country.
A&M colleagues told her “bon
voyage” Thursday and presented
the visiting professor an A&M
seal-emblazoned desk set.
Academic Vice President Dr.
Horace R. Byers said Norway,
with its great tradition in the
field, and oceanography are sy
nonymous.
“We wish there were more Dr.
Hasles so we could have one each
year,” added the former geosci
ences dean. Several Norwegians
are considered the classicists of
the field.
Geosciences Dean Earl Cook
and Dr. Richard A. Geyer, ocean
ography head, were among those
attending the farewell party.
“We would like to say ‘au re-
voir’ rather than good bye,” Gey
er commented, “because your very
high phofessional reputation is
sure to bring' you back to the
U. S.”
During Dr. Hasle’s stay. Prof.
Tryve Braarud of the University
of Oslo’s Institute of Marine Biol
ogy wa^s a graduate lecture speak
er at A&M. Norwegian ocean
ographers also participated in the
International Weddell Sea Ocean-
agraphic Expedition which in
volved several A&M scientists,
among them Dr. Sayed Z. El-
Sayed with whom Dr. Hasle
worked closely.
“During her stay at A&M, &Dr.
Hasle has been of great assistance
to our students and project activ
ities in the Antarctic and Gulf,”
El-Sayed said.
She participated in a productiv
ity investigation cruise in the
Gulf,, collecting water and phy
toplankton sample studied by
A&M students. The Norge scien
tist studied phytoplankton sam
ples collected last year abroad
the ice-breaker “Glacier” during
IWSOE and from the Antarctic
by the USNS “Eltanin.”
HIS AND HERS
Matching pants were ‘in’ at the MSC Directorate dance held Tuesday night in the MSC
Ballroom. The Ghost Coach provided the music for the summer fling. (Photo by Monty
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