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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, January 28, 1970
Photo journalist to
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A nationally-known profession
al photographer will present an
exhibit and lecture at A&M Feb.
10, announced H. F. Filers of
the sponsoring Journalism De
partment.
Mike Tatem, award winning
photojournalist and national tech
nical representative for Honey
well Photographic Products, Inc.,
will speak at 8 p.m. in the Archi
tecture Auditorium. A large ex
hibit of Tatem’s work will be on
display in the Architecture Foyer
the same day.
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Types of Calculations: Addition, sub
traction, multiplication, division. Con
tinual multiplication and division.
Product sum and difference. Individ
ual quotient. Sum and difference of
continual multiplication and division.
Constant multiplication and division.
Involution. Extraction of square
roots. Mixed calculations. Standard
deviation calculations.
OTIS MCDONALD’S
429 S. Main — Phone 822-1328
Bryan, Texas
Filers noted the lecture is open
to the public.
Tatem’s background includes
almost every facet of the photo
graphic profession. He is regional
vice president of the American
Society of Magazine Photograph
ers and a member of The Nation
al Press Photographers Associa
tion.
Tatem received the Kenneth P.
McLaughlin Award of Merit from
the NPPA in 1968 and was award
ed honorary membership in Kap
pa Alpha Mu, the national photo
journalism fraternity, in 1967.
During the past two years
Tatem has had approximately 45
“one-man” print shows and was
commissioned by Bell and Howell
to do a 76-print exhibit for Photo
Expo ’69.
The Denver resident has had
his work in most major publica
tions, including House Beautiful,
Vogue, Architectural Forum,
Glamour, Leica Photography,
Popular Photography, Modern
Photography, Saga, Radio and
TV Mirror, The Bride, Living,
Ladies Home Journal and Der
Spiegel.
Tatem was a guest instructor
at Ohio University, University of
Illinois, Layton School of Art and
Winona School of Professional
Photography. He has lectured to
numerous professional photo
graphic organizations. As vice
president and manager of tech
nical services for Ethol Photo
Chemical Corp., he has done con
siderable research on films and
developers.
QUEEN OF NEW YORK LENSMEN
Elizabeth Wanderman of Yonkers, N. Y., is reflected in a big lens of Newsweek maga
zine photographer Tony Rollo Friday after being chosen Miss New York Press Photog
rapher at a contest in the Newsweek Building in New York City. (AP Wirephoto)
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leaders from science and industry,
specializing in marine activities,
It will advise on strengthening
marine programs in the Interior
Department. Calhoun is a former
science advisor to the depart
ment.
“Since I became secretary I
have given priority attention to
the department’s marine pro
grams,” Hickel said. “Interior's
budget for ocean affairs is about
35 percent of the total federal
civilian effort in marine activ
ities. Scattered among some 11
bureaus and offices, however,
these departmental programs re
quire greater coordination ani
integration.
“A start in this direction,” the
secretary continued, “was made
through the establishment of the
Office of Marine Resources. It
has become apparent, however,
that a stronger organizational
thrust is needed.
“In two of these programs,”
Hickel went on, “this department
has been assigned lead agency
responsibility, namely, coastal
zone management and the estab
lishment of coastal zone labora
tories. If we are to meet our
increasing responsibilities for de
veloping the oceans’ resources
and for protecting the nation's
marine environment, we must
streamline our management struc
ture.”
Secretary Hickel asked the
newly appointed group for a com
plete review of the department's
marine programs; an examination
of the recommendations and con
clusions of recent ocean policy
studies, including the report of
the Commission on Marine Sci
ence, Engineering and Resources;
selection of concrete department
al goals for ocean use and de
velopment in light of new Ad
ministration directives, and a de
termination of relative priorities
for these goals and time frames
for their attainment.
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