THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Ohlsen, James Raymond
Degree: Ph.D. in Chemistry
Dissertation: CHARACTERIZATION OF
ON-ON BY RESONANCE RAMAN AND
INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY.
Time: 10:00 A.M. on September 20, 1977
Place: 1335 Chemistry Annex
G. VV. Kunze
Dean of the Graduate College
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Mays, Benita Banister
Degree: Ph.D. in Health & Physical Educa
tion
Dissertation: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A
SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL PACKAGE
FOR TEACHING CONTINUOUS
FLOW ANALYSIS IN MEDICAL LAB
ORATORY TECHNOLOGY.
Time: 7 P.M. on September 21, 1977
Place: 101 Educational TV Bldg.
G. W. Kunze
Dean of the Graduate College
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Bryan, Christopher Fulton
Degree: Ph.D. in Animal Breeding
Dissertation: AN IMMUNOGENETIC
ANALYSIS OF CATTLE LYMPHO
CYTE ALLOANTIGENS.
Time: 3 P.M. on September 21, 1977
Place: 305A MSC Tower
G. W. Kunze
Dean of the Graduate College
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
Final Examination for the Doctoral Degree
Name: Hardin, David Denton
Degree: Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering
Dissertation: SINGULAR FUNCTION
ENRICHED FINITE ELEMENT
METHODS FOR MULTIGROUP
NEUTRON DIFFUSION PROBLEMS.
Time: 3 P.M. on September 27, 1977
Place: 129 Zachry
G. W. Kunze
Dean of the Graduate College
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Bryan, was the first followed by two more sons, a daughter
and a granddaughter with 11 more grandchildren waiting in
the wings.
Two medical students
receive scholarships
Medical students Timothy Field
of Plainview and Jay Franklin of
Tyler were named Friday to receive
new $1,500 seholarships made avail
able to Texas A&M University’s first
class of medical students.
Field, a 1977 magna cum laude
graduate of Texas A&M, was
selected as initial reeipient of the
Harrison Scholarship established by
local physician Dr. Richard Harri
son III, a 1947 Texas AikM
graduate, to honor his father. Dr. R.
H. Harrison. Harrison presented
the award.
Franklin was initial recipient of
the Dr. Sam Houston Sanders
Scholarship established by Sanders,
a 1922 Texas A&M graduate and
now a physician in Memphis.
Both scholarships were endowed
with $30,000 gifts to the University.
At the ceremonies, it was an
nounced that Tarleton State Univer
sity graduate Garry Anderson of
Stephenville would attend medical
classes here on the $2,000 Frank A.
and Gladys F. Chamberlin Schol
arship awarded a student from
Erath County. Anderson graduated
this year from TSU with a perfect
4.0 grade point ratio.
In addition, 10 of the 32-inember
charter class were recognized for
top academic achievement and each
received a $300 merit award.
, They included Anderson, Gary
Latson of Amarillo, Robert
Luedecke of Corpus Christi, Scott
Orth of Houston, Mark Sicilio of
College Station, John Ulrey and Joel
Vogt of Pasadena, Patricia Watson of
Houston, Leslie Webb of Odessa
and Thomas Wheeler of Seguin.
Dean of Medicine James Knight
also recognized other scholarship
holders among the 32 students; in
cluding President s Endowed
Scholars Susan Rudd of Houston
and Paul Schmidt of Fort Worth.
As President’s Endowed Schol
ars, Rudd and Schmidt were chosen
while still in high school to receive
the $ 1,250-per-year awards.
Texas A&M s group of medical
students may be the- youngest in the
nation. Entering an accelerated
program, they average two years
younger (age 20) than the national
norm for beginning medical stu
dents.
The students also rank higher
academically with an average grade
point ratio of 3.83 on a 4.0 system.
Women comprise 21 per cent of
the first Texas A&M medical class.
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It was officially the busiest)
Southwest Conference bislj
nine games, five wins, four In
But it was more than just
bers.
It was the clay that the Hu am
Cougars lost the soul of llj
tense, quarterback Danny Dai
well as a game to the Pem
Nittany Lions.
It was the clay that
(.’ampbell re-arrived at thel'i
sity of Texas and encouraged#
to start thinking about thel
horns meeting with Oklahoma;
weeks hence.
It was the day nationally a
Texas Tech survived an earlri
to register its second winoj|
son.
And it was the day that If
and TCU, two teams
now here, played thedamoi
seen in these parts in recent
For the record:
Oregon 29
TCU 24
In a little 1 more than three
the Ducks and Horned Fi
cumulated 214 yards
and committed a combined!
turnovers.
Early in the final period
linebacker Steve Barker, a:
bis helmet in his hand, dash
the bench and tackled Oi
linebacker Kenny Bryant,\\l
in the 1 process of running for
was officially recorded as a91
interception return.
As if that wasn’t enough
scored three times in justoss
minutes to tie the game »i
minutes left, hut the Homed]
were done in by a safety and
goal to lose, 29-24. It was then
straight loss, the longest ti
streak of inability in major
football.
Ob, yes. On the extra poi
after Oregon's first touehdtm
tidy 57-yard punt return hy
Grant — place kicker Roy ( Mcb
booted the hall out of the si
and the ball struck an unsusp ' on )
female security guard in the
she stood under a shade tree;
ing a soft drink.
TCU has won only one
34 games. This year s season
oil poorly for the Horned
w hen they lost to SMU 45-21
1 lorned Frog Coach F.
said last week that histeamb
shown enough fight in the
b
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game and replaced nine start 4 m
tore the Oregon contest.
His team apparently,tookli
erally since a brief brawl emp h (,se
the third quarter which ei
both benches and took thef
plement of officials and cm
staffs to stop.
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AAA;
and
resh:
Penn State 31
Houston 14 ^ n t 01
H ouston, which had
UCLA last Monday night, rad
stop Penn State all day,
and w ill he without the sen
Dav is for six weeks hecaue
separated shoulder.
Grub
Ei!
Texas 68
Virginia 0
Earl Campbell ran for IS
in less than two quarters lot,
Texas (2-0) clobbered Virgini
The victory gave the 13(1k
Longhorns a 2-0 record i
creased their point produdi
the season to 113. Texas has
be scored on.
Baylor 21
Kentucky 6
Baylor s defense shut thel
Kentucky' while the Bears(l-
advantage of Wildcats tunrt
win their first game of the
21-6. Baylor Coach Grant Tti
to send in Sam Bickham at [I
back after freshman starte
Smith sustained an injured
der.
for 4
faeilii
unde
faeilii
tor,”
'TI
said,
been
play
a rail
peop
make
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Arkansas 28
Okla. State 6
Arkansas (2-0) showed srtj
strength in bumping off Ok!
State, 28-6. Arkansas’running
Ben Cowins, gained more th
yards. Total yards gained «<
most identical with Arkansas!
425 yards to OSU’s 390 as Ad
defense shut the Cowboys o
goal line.
Texas Tech 49
New. Mexico St. 14
Eighth-rated Texas Tedi
shook off early troubles to
New Mexico, 49-14. The!
went into the locker room at f
facing a 14-14 tie. Tech cjuatj
Rodney Allison came hack
third quarter to score twice;®
a pass to Split End Sandy Wj
and a second time a few id
later on a 16-yard run.
Florida 48
Rice 3
On the gloomy side for tli
ferenee, Rice (1-1) was hash
Florida, 48-3. Rice nmninl
Earl Cooper suffered from the 1
sics as he fumbled three d
Florida turned all three era)
Rice into scores.
NTSU 24
SMU 13
Southern Methodist (1-1)'“
easy victim of North Texas'
24-13. bringing revenge foD
Texas coach Hayden Fry, «k
fired bv SMU live seasonsap'