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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, November 5, 1969
THE BATTALION
Student Attends ‘Dutch MIT’
On Summer IAESTE Jaunt
Aerospace engineering major
John R. (Bob) Ramsey broadened
his technical and cultural horizons
last summer during 10 weeks
work in a Netherlands university
wind-tunnel lab.
While touring Europe from the
Alps to the Riviera during a
three-week “vacation” of the 13
weeks he was overseas, Ramsey
managed to catch a glimpse of
one of America’s more famous
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citizens—playboy Hugh Hefner—
at Monte Carlo.
“It was time and money very
well spent,” the International As
sociation for the Exchange of Stu
dents for Technical Experience
(IAESTE) participant vowed.
“I’ll never have an opportunity
like that again.”
His low-speed aerodynamics re
search work at the University of
Delft — the Netherlands’ MIT —
was arranged through the Memo
rial Student Center Travel Com
mittee and IAESTE. Though the
foreign work experience is the
program’s major goal, it also
seeks to establish international
understanding and goodwill
among the potential leaders and
host companies and institutions.
Information for A&M engineer
ing and science students interest
ed in the program will be avail
able at a Nov. 11 meeting in the
Memorial Student Center. Ram
sey and Barry Whitehead of San
Antonio, architecture student who
Following the 10 weeks work
at Delft, Ramsey and two friends
bought a mail van at auction and
traveled for three weeks. The
A&M student who expects to
graduate in January and go to
Chanute AFB, 111., for technical
school as an aircraft maintenance
officer said one stop was in East
Berlin.
“The police came after us while
we were taking pictures of the
wall from the East Berlin side,”
he described. “They were going
to confiscate our film, but I talk
ed them out of it.”
SWTSU Student Senate Calls
For ‘Improvement’ of Paper
SAN MARCOS, Tex. <A>>_The
Southwest Texas State University
Student Senate, saying some feel
the student newspaper has help
ed create unrest on campus, has
asked for steps to improve it.
The action sparked a petition
drive on campus Tuesday sup
porting the newspaper’s editorial
policies.
The Senate passed a resolu
tion Monday requesting the
school’s publications committee
to “research ideas to improve the
quality of the College Star.”
The resolution stated that “re
cent events” at the college “have
caused a general feeling of unrest
and distrust among students, fac
ulty and administration.”
The resolution continued:
“Some students feel that the Col
lege Star has helped to create
this unrest by not expressing a
variation of viewpoints in relation
to events on this campus, and
that the College Star is no longer
a newspaper of highest quality
because of this.”
Dr. Frank Buckley, chairman of
the 11-member publications com
mittee, said the body will meet on
the matter late this week or early
the next.
The school’s journalism de
partment has received complaints
from some students that some
articles in the Star were biased,
some letters to the editor had not
been printed and that some car
toons had given distorted views.
Members of the paper’s staff
said all letters had been printed.
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University Nominates Teftelk <i
For ’70 Rhodes Scholarship
worked in London, will present a
slide show on their experiences.
“I hiked around Delft and on
weekends took train trips to The
Hague, Amsterdam and Rotter
dam. There aren’t many windmills
left and we only saw a couple of
people wearing wooden shoes,
though I was told there are quite
a few of them left,” he remark
ed.
Ronald Tefteller of Midland,
senior agricultural economics ma
jor, has been selected to represent
the University as the 1969-70
Rhodes Scholarship nominee.
The student’s selection qualifies
him to compete with other out
standing scholars from major uni
versities throughout the United
States for the internationally fa
mous award. Thirty-two Rhodes
Scholars-elect will be announced
in late December.
Richard H. Ballinger, A&M pro
fessor of English and institution
al representative for the award,
said the university has produced
two Rhodes Scholars, one in 1922
and another in 1946.
The scholarship usually covers
a two-year period and provides
about $3,000 per year for study
at Oxford University in England.
Tefteller has been designated a
“Distinguished Student” every se
mester at Texas A&M. He is a
member of Alpha Zeta, Phi Kap
pa Phi and Gamma Sigma Delta
honorary fraternities and was re
cently selected to appear in the
1970 edition of “Who’s Who
Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges.”
The 22-year-old scholar has
served as delegate to the Student
Conference on National Alii
(SCONA) and to the Worldi fani
fairs Conference at Texas li the i
University. He also is a memi offic
of the Agricultural Econon geati
Club and a past member oil jrst-
Great Issues Committee.
'p
Tefteller is scheduled to j
uate in January and plans toi
roll in the Baylor Univen
Rich
alioi
Ml s’
the
the
icedu
f of
lings
School of Law. He said if he
ceives a Rhodes Scholarship,
will continue at Baylor until
October, when he will gotoEi
land and apply for admission
the Honour School of Jurisp
dence of Oxford University.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
k> JUiWJUfVj-JCy IV KJ. AOUU . T . OK . Ul.
Called meeting November 6th
at 7:00 p. m. The Fellowship
Degree will be conferred.
Jame B. Baty, W.M.
Joe Woolket, Secretary
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
t arrive in tk«OI
Official notices must
of Student Publications before deadliH
1 p.m. of the day proceeding puMiaj
THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the DoctoralDij
Name: Haas, Robert Hen:
Name: Huhs. Robert Henry on
Degree: Ph.D. in Philosophy
Dissertation: THE INFLUENCE OFfl ipan]
ENVIRONMENTAL FAI
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ON DIRUNAL AND SEASONAL
TER STRESS PATTERNS AND H ted
RELATIONSHIP TO RADIAL GROt ...
IN MESQUITE. PROSOPIS GUM Vlt y
LOSA VAR. GLANDULOSA TORE.
Time: November T, 1969 at 9:15 n
Place: Room 314 in the Plant Stia
Building
Dean of the
luate College
le English Proficiency Examinatim
quired to be taken before the end of Ji
majoring
year by students majoring in Hilton
be given on November 11 and 12,1
from 4 :00 - 6 :00
Hall.
it, i
m. in Room 201 li
Bto register for
Students arSi
examination at the departmental offrr
History prior to 6:00
November 10, 1969.
m., 5k
The English Proficiency Examinatioa
quired of all junior and senior itii
majoring in chemistry is scheduled
November 19, 1969 at 7:30 p
231 of the Chemistry Build
should consult notices posted
istry Building
for details.
English Proficiency Committe
R. B. Alexander
K. G. Hampton
ng. Sta
in theC
before November 11, ]
illd
OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF
ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS
To be eligible to purchase the Texas I
lo be eligible to purchase the lexas
University ring, an undergraduate
dent must have at least one academit
in residence and credit for ninety-fm
semester hours. The hours passed il
preliminary grade report
vemToer 10, 1969 may be used in at
ing this ninety-five hour requiremenl
dents qualifying under this regulatia
now leave their names with the ring
chard Coke Building.
Room Seven, Richard Coke Building,
in turn, will check all records to deten fevei
ring eligibility. f ..
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Texi
ng t]
the
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cott,
kegl:
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had
in 11
12
Tie I
k
firs'
►ying
wi
died,
by
igibility.
for the
ese rings will be takn
»rs
the ring clerk between November 21, Lyg^.
January 6, 1970. The rings will h
> the Registrar’s Office ta
ig i
Order
he
nd
turned
delivered on or about February 20, II jg
; ring clerk is on
12:00 noon, Mondn
each week.
H. L. Heaton, Dean |
Admissions and
duty from 8:Mi
ilny through Fridi!|
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LOST
OFFICIAL NOTICE
The En~ ,! -*- ” 1
majors
loi
:00 p.m. in
Science Buildin ;
glish Proficiency Examinatioi lr , f . rlf i
in Botany, Microbiology sad
wil be given Tuesday, Novemlf Bple.
■ of the Bbid
room 113
Iding East.
Attention juniors and seniors in edutf*
THE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY Ell
INATION, required for graduation it I re as
College of Education, will be adminii: I..
for the fall semester on Friday, Not!#)
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tor tbe tall semester on rnday, wotaji/
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will be two testing periods: DOO-SiMl”
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their schedule on the sign-up sheet P®
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- 1 ■*- - - e _ oa m!
he ex.
standardized test of spelling, punch
and usage, and
dents should bri
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further questions about the
bring a penci
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per for the es
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ay
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