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fuesday, February 9, 1971 College Station, Texas Page 3
Engineering center
topped out’ Monday
Iron workers Monday “topped
out” the $9.3 million Engineering
Center located across from the
Cyclotron. The 10-foot Christmas
tree signifies uppermost part of
the structure has been completed.
John H. Merchant, construction
supervisor for the center, said the
building is 65 per cent complete
and should be ready for classes
in early September.
W. S. Bellows Construction Co.
of Houston is general contractor
for the building. Construction of
ficially started on July 28, 1969,
“Weather is not much of a fac-
for completion by Sept. 1, 1971.
any m o r e,” Merchant said.
“Strikes and equipment delivery
delays should be the only prob
lems in getting the building
ready on schedule.”
The building has a total gross
of 324,000 square feet, with 373
rooms and a nuclear reactor.
Merchant said iron workers
traditionally top a building with
a Christmas tree to show “they
have gone as far as they can go.”
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Christmas tree placed on the building Monday.
Campus briefs
Gen. Murdock to speak
Maj. Gen. (ret.) F. J. Murdock,
Jr. will speak to cadets on career
development, the volunteer army,
and the U.S. combat development
center tonight.
Murdock will speak at 8 p.m.
in room 210 of the Military Sci
ence Building. A coffee will be
held afterwards.
★ ★ ★
Nebulae topic of
physics colloquium
Dr. Ronald C. Kirkpatrick,
NASA postdoctoral resident at
the Goodard Spaceflight Center,
Md., will address a physics col
loquium at 4 p.m. Thursday.
The lecture,. “Inhomogeneous
Models of Planetary Nebulae,” is
open to the public in Room 146,
Physics Building. A coffee is
scheduled at 3:30.
★ ★ ★
Caperton to address
Puryear Hall
Kent Caperton, president of the
Student Senate, and two other
Senate representatives will hold
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
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lame: Hairston, Thomas Joseph
iegree: Ph.D. in Chemistry
lissertation: A STUDY OF THE RE
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★ ★ ★
Veterinarians awarded
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Veterinary microbiology re
searchers have been awarded a
three-year grant from the De
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and Welfare’s Public Health Serv
ice, Sen. John Tower and Cong.
Olin E. Teague announced Friday.
The first-year grant is $25,287.
Dr. Richard W. Moore, head of
the College of Veterinary Medi
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is project director.
Dr. Moore said the purpose of
the research is to obtain as much
information as possible on slow
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be made on equine infectious ane
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★ ★ ★
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