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THE BATTALION
Tuesday, September 29, 1970 College Station, Texas
Page 3
Local fire departments
to host demonstration
Bryan and College Station Fire
Departments will host a public
demonstration of new fire-fight
ing chemicals and equipment at
6:30 p.m. Tuesday on A&M’s
Brayton Fire Training Field.
Firemen’s Training School In
structor David White said fire
departments from throughout
central Texas have been invited.
The demonstrations are expect
ed to take about 90 minutes.
Brayton Fire Training Field is
located south of Easterwood Air
port.
★ ★ ★
fied publications issued between
1958 and August of this year.
Particular emphasis is placed on
research dealing with boron, glass
and graphite fiber materials.
★ ★ ★
Engineers compile
research publication
A A&M engineering group is
compiling a publication covering
research conducted in the field of
fiber-reinforced plastic compo
sites.
The publication, which will
have particular application for
personnel engaged in aerospace
and submarine design, is the re
sult of a 10-month study con
ducted under an Air Force pro
gram. The document will be pub
lished as an Air Force Materials
Laboratory technical report.
Authors of the publication are
Dr. R. A. Schapery, Dr. L. D.
Webb and S. W. Beckwith of the
composite Materials Group in the
Civil Engineering Department’s
Materials Science and Materials
Engineering Division.
The survey covers the unclassi-
Text by Dr. Simmang
reaches fifth edition
Dr. C. M. Simmang, head of
the Mechanical Engineering De
partment at A&M, is co-author of
three widely used textbooks in
thermodynamics recently publish
ed in their fifth editions by Mac
Millan Company.
“Problems on Thermodynamics”
and the accompanying solutions
manual are the work of Simmang,
Alexander V. Brewer, and Virgil
M. Faries, formerly of the Naval
Postgraduate School and now de
ceased. Simmang also made the
current revision of “Thermody
namics,” written originally by
Faries.
★ ★ ★
Electrical engineering
professors named
The appointment at A&M of
Dr. Kurt F. Schenk and Dr. Dar
rell R. Gimlin as assistant pro
fessors of electrical engineering
has been announced by Dr. W. B.
Jones, department head.
A native of Bogota, Colombia,
Schenk received his Ph.D. this
year at the University of Colo
rado. His fields of specialization
are electromechanical energy
conversion and application of op
timization theory to electrical ma
chine design, Jones said.
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17t4
To be eligible to purchase the Texas
A&M University ring, an undergraduate
must have at least one academic year in
for nine-five (95)
residence and credit
semester hours. The hours passed at pre
liminary grade report period on October
)70 may be used in satisfying • the
19, 1970 may
ninety-five (95) hour requirement. Stu
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leave their names with the ring clerk,
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October 28 and continuing through Decem
ber 15. The rings will be returned to the
Registrar’s Office for further delivery on
or about January 22, 1971. The ring clerk
is on duty from 8:00 to 12:00 noon, Mon
day through Friday, of each week.
H. L. Heaton, Dean
Admissions and Records.
Attention December Graduates. You may
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begin ordering your Graduation Invitations
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MSC. 9-12, 1-4, Mon.-Fri. The deadline
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Two scientists
receive grants
Two A&M scientists have re
ceived Department of Health, Ed
ucation and Welfare research
grants totaling $40,952, Congress
man Olin E. Teague announced
Friday from Washington.
The National Institute of Ar
thritis and Metabolic Diseases
grants are to Dr. Kenn E. Hard
ing, assistant professor of chem
istry, and Dr. G. Ananda Rao, re
search scientists in biochemistry
and biophysics.
Dr. Harding received $16,742
for biogenetic studies and Dr.
Rao was awarded $24,210 for
cancer-related research.
Both grants are for the first
year of three-year studies.
Dr. Rao is investigating the
mechanism and regulation of
glyceride (fat) synthesis in nor
mal and cancer tissues. He has
researched that area since join
ing A&M three years ago. New
developments during this three-
year period is one reason A&M
received the grant, Rao said.
M. D. Anderson Hospital and
Tumor Institute in Houston will
cooperate by supplying some can
cer tissues. Rats are currently
used as the control group, but
Dr. Rao expects to be using mice
later.
Dr. Harding’s research is di
rected toward examination of
chemical reactions by living or
ganisms of complex natural prod
ucts such as cholesterol, cortisone
and other steroid hormones.
The key step in the biological
preparation of steroid-like com
pounds is the conversion of a non-
cyclic polyolefin into a polycyclic
intermediate, Dr. Harding said.
Reactions of this type have re
cently been used in the laboratory
preparation of steroids.
The College Station
Light Company
906 S. Jersey
Presents
M. Davenport
Free Food
Assorted Goodies
Wednesday
Sept. 30
6:30 p. m.
First cruise
for new ship
to be Friday
Representatives from several
institutions with oceanographic
interests will take a familiariza
tion cruise Friday aboard A&M’s
newly acquired research ship, the
ORCA.
Dr. Richard A. Geyer, head of
A&M’s Oceanography Depart
ment, said acquisition of the 100-
foot steel-hulled vessel will allow
the university to expand its re
search activities in the Gulf of
Mexico.
A&M, the only institution in the
state with deep sea-going capa
bilities, also operates the R/V
ALAMINOS, a 180-foot ship. Gey
er said the ORCA primarily will
be used for research along the
continental shelf, freeing the
ALAMINOS for deep-water proj
ects and long-duration cruises.
The ORCA also will be used in
Texas A&M’s Sea Grant Program,
a National Science Foundation-
sponsored program to develop
marine resources. Sea Grant ac
tivities planned for the ship in
clude investigation of the gulf’s
Flower Garden area and testing
of specially designed equipment.
1970
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