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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1977
REGISTER NOW FOR THE
INSTITUTE OF
ELECTRONIC SCIENCE
An 18-month, practically oriented training program, divided into three
consecutive six-month terms (six hours per day, five days each week).
Classes begin September 7, 1977.
Registration open through first day of class.
First Term — BASIC ELECTRONICS
• Passive Circuit Analysis
• Electronic Mathematics I
• Active Circuit Analysis I
• Shop (Laboratory Projects)
• Shop Techniques
• Electronic Graphic Arts
and Photography
Second Term — INTERMEDIATE ELECTRONICS
• Electronic Mathematics II
• Active Circuit Analysis II
• Shop (Prototype Projects)
• Digital Systems
• Related Science
• Instrumentation I
• Electronic Communication
• Pulse and Logic Circuits I
Third Term — ADVANCED ELECTRONICS
• Electronic Mathematics III
• Active Circuit Analysis III
• Shop (Advance System Projects)
• Pulse and Logic Circuits II
• Instrumentation II
• Industrial Electronics
• Troubleshooting
For information, contact the Electronics Training Division of the Texas Engineering Extension
Service, The Texas A&M University System, (713) 779-3880, Extension 244.
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
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Positions Open
Assistant Manager Cooks
Food Services Supervisors Bakers
I Clerks Cafeteria Workers
Warehouseman
Applicants see:
Mr. Hein
Mr. Moore
Mr. Welinitz
Mr. Borchardt
Mrs. Davidson
- Commons Dining Center
- Sbisa Dining Center
- Duncan Dining Center
- Memorial Student Center
- Athletic Dormitory Dining
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Campus Names
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English professor Frank
Peirce, the state’s most prolific
adult mystery writer, has been
honored for the seventh time by
the Honor Roll of Best Detective
Stories of the Year, a compilation
considered the creme de la
creme of the genre.
Peirce’s inclusions this year
was based on his short story
“Time Bomb’’ which appeared
last fall in Ellery Queen’s Mys
tery Magazine.
“Time Bomb” was the 14th
story of his to be accepted by the
magazine. It will be translated
into Dutch, said the writer and
teacher who is about to begin his
31st year at Texas A&M Univer
sity.
Aerospace engineering senior
Robert L. Winkler of San Anto
nio has been honored for his con
tributions to the 1975 Apollo-
Soyuz Test Project while he was
a Texas A&M University co-op
student.
Winkler held cooperative
education positions at NASA’s
Johnson Space Center during
the world’s first international
space flight.
NASA presented Winkler and
other project members al
medallion and document!
in both Russian and
carrying the signatures
three American astronauts’!
two Soviet cosmonauts.
Prof. Charles Rodent
assistant engineering
Texas A&M and director (I
engineering co-op program,!
Winkler has agreed to
medallion be displayed
the Aerospace Engineer^
partment offices.
Winkler is the son of 4
W. Winkler family, 4221
gress, San Antonio.
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Jackson is certainly
songwriter (some say poet
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It Easy” launched the
their phenomenal career,
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corded by innumerable
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