Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 16, No. 03 (December 1937)

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http://hdl.handle.net/11122/3004
Table of Contents
Candidates Chosen for "Who's Who" -- Russian Aviator Visits University -- Mining Short Course Opens at University -- Education Dept. Gives Armistice Program Nov. 11 -- Plans for New Power Plant Discussed at Meeting B. of Regents -- Work Begun on Denali -- Wm. O'Neill Will Handle 2 Classes -- C. E. Society Gives Dance November 27 -- Extension Review Held in Matanuska Valley -- Shields Addresses AAUW on Current Foreign Problem -- Music Department Gives Several New Courses This Year -- Barber Talks on Travel in Tropics -- University Participates in 'Days of '98' Festival -- U. of A. Experiment Station Makes Healthy Progress -- Intramurals End with Buzzards Triumphant -- 15 Turn Out for U. of A. Varsity Squad -- Ski Club Ready for New Season -- Yakutat Bay was Scene of World's Greatest Recorded Earthquake -- The Land of the Rising Sun -- Edwin Stevens, '36 Sends Specimens to Geology Dept. -- Policing the North : The Early History of the Mounties -- Grad Wrestles Griddle
Date
1937-12-01
Publisher
The University of Alaska
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Journal
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