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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1970)
- * • * . -1 ‘ Vi::.... ITES duttioc Jail ru at tki 124tl! NO» lo 1W r llnl NDEB. 79lft vailablt Ex«l- rl shill 'oseph'i IED :et9 . •>.*.*. vI'.vav '.v. ; Former official offers form of quality control Six to receive scholarships from Gulf Oil THE BATTALION Wednesday, July 22, 1970 College Station, Texas Page 5 A form of quality control for educational administrators was suggested Friday at Texas A&M University by a former university official. Dr. Bill Carden said faculty evaluation of administrators would serve the quality control function, of which there is a void in higher education. The former Baylor University assistant vice^ president pointed out that the faculty is evaluated by students and administration, but there are no professional guidelines for administrators. Carden told participants of an Academic Administration Semi nar that the evaluation tech nique has been employed, describ ed its use at Baylor and indicated that it furnished several positive results. “Faculties have long been known as the greatest kibitzers of the administration,” reminded the executive vice president of Waco’s Word Inc., publisher and distributor of religious materials and recordings. That element and fracturing between the two “sub cultures” of an institution caus ed by academic professionalism SBISA AND DUNCAN HALL DAILY SPECIAL $0.89 CHAR BROILED CHOPPED STEAK Choice of any vegetable Sliced Tomato on Lettuce Hot Rolls and Oleo Tea, Punch or Coffee PALACE Bruan 2-SS79 STARTS TODAY 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:30 - 7:30 9:30 JohnWayne ^Chisum” . _ PANAVISION® TECHNICOLOR® ^Kinr^fcorrw^ iG)3S2£> TODAY—5:30 - 7:30 - 9:30 QUEEN LAST NITE—7:15 - 9:15 P. M. ADULT ART “SCARLETT-NEGLIGEE” CIRCLE TONITE AT 8:45 P. M. “EASY RIDER” At 10:50 p. m. MCKENNA’S GOLD” i 1 ■ i id 1 ' u • »xc,'<?rr wm + DRIVE-IN ^THEATRE abs* f R£E WEST SCREEN AT 8:50 P. M. Glenn Campbell In “NORWOOD” At 10:55 p. m. ‘MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN” EAST SCREEN AT 8:45 P. M. HELD OVER BY DEMAND “PAINT YOUR WAGON” With Lee Marvin At 11:00 p. m. “HELLO DOWN THERE” splits a university, he added, placing emphasis on the first two syllables of university. “There are some hazards to faculty evaluation of the admin istration,” Carden admitted. “These are faculty inexperience in administrative practices, in herent faculty distrust in the ad ministration and, through such evaluation, possible confusion be tween having a voice in some ad ministrative areas but not in others. Carden pointed out that hav ing a voice in administration doesn’t necessarily mean having control. Six petroleum and chemical en gineering students have been named recipients of Gulf Oil Corporation scholarships. June rains show shortage of output Mobil gives grants Petroleum engineering majors named for Gulf awards by de partment head Dr. R. L. Whiting are senior James Frerich of Brackettville; sophomores Glenn R. Woltman of Marlin and Wil liam C. Egg of Houston and freshman Billy Joe McKenzie of Dallas. Four unrestricted Mobil Oil Corporation grants totaling $2,500 have been awarded the engineer ing departments. Louis Castelli presented the awards Wednesday to Engineer ing Dean Fred J. Benson for the chemical, civil, mechanical and petroleum engineering depart ments. “Mobil feels real privileged to be able to participate in this way in your programs,” commented Castelli, general manager of Mobil’s Corpus Christi explora tion and production division. He noted that Mobil made the four awards unrestricted in na ture to provide departments flexi bility for activities that cannot be planned in advance. The Petroleum Engineering De partment received $1,000 and $500 each were presented to the Chem ical, Civil and Mechanical Engi neering Department. A&M development director Dor sey E. McCrory pointed out that Mobil supports A&M in other areas, tthrough Geology Depart ment awards and equipment used in geophysics. Recipients of two of the four scholarships awarded to the Chemical Engineering Depart ment are soph Donald P. Fip- pinger of Houston and freshman Malcolm D. Palmer of Mount Pleasant. Dr. C. D. Holland, chemical engineering head, said the junior and senior award re cipients will be named Sept. 1. Grants, covering tuition, books and fees, will be renewable on a yearly basis through the four years of undergraduate study or until the recipient receives the bachelor degree. Rainfall dribbled during June to its lowest relative output of the last 11 months in Bryan and College Station. The area averaged 2.17 inches, the lowest below average reading since last July. Normal here for June and July is 3.9 and 2.9 inches, respectively. Data from a meterology re search project indicates the area between Villa Maria Road and North Coulter Drive west to Country Club and Finfeather Lakes got the most out of two days of measurable rain during June. The top reading of 29 stations reporting in the project was 3.05 inches in the vicinity of the 1700 block of Texas Avenue. A point just south of the Municipal Golf Course reported 1.49 inches and stations south and southeast of the campus varied around two inches. A Kurten weather observer gauged 1.12 inches and 1.02 was recorded at Steep Hollow. The Federal Aviation Administration reading for June was .84 inch. Most of the twin-city area’s rainfall came during a June 24 shower, which ranged from 1.5 to 2.5 inches. perma-crease West bury Slacks 3im ptimtce umtoersitp men’s! toear 329 University Drive 713/846-2706 ColleKe Station, Texas 77840 A lAlfie’s^Fish & Chips is Parliament! 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