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    Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 32, No. 04 (May 1954)

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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/3316
    Table of Contents
    R. O. T. C. Cadets Receive Awards at Formation -- 35 Students get Degrees at 32nd Commencement : Dr. Patty Formally Inaugurated -- Summer Session will Commence June 28 : A. N. S. Plans School Here -- Patty Protests Proposal to Carve Alaska -- U. of A. Schedules Post-Session Alaska Workshop -- Dr. Hosley Names Award Winners at Commencement -- List of 1954 U. of A. Grads -- Pioneer Women Give $5,000 for Student Loans -- Many University Students Receive Big Scholarships -- Dr. Patty Urges Students to Continue their Education After High School -- Juneau Paper Gives Reasons Students Should Go to U. of A. -- Dr. Mick Announces New Positions for Prof. Buswell and Mrs. Fohn-Hansen -- R. O. T. C. Cadets Do Well in Inspection -- Chemistry Dept. Expands its Facilities -- Four University Students Attend Model United Nations Conference -- Alaskan Homemakers Observe National Home Demonstration Week Early in May -- University Skiers Win Many Awards -- Geological Official Visits U. of A. Campus -- Dr. Henry Schmitz' Address Delivered at Thirty-Second Annual Graduation Services -- Many Attend Free Geo-Chemical Prospecting Tanks -- Beistline Meets with Educators -- University Scientist Explains Ozone at Meeting in Geophysical Institute -- World Authority on Magnetic Field Will Return Next Year -- Four Students Win Standard Oil Scholarships -- Agriculture Students get "Glassroom" Instruction in Greenhouse on Campus -- Plant Pathologist Tells How to End Potato Losses -- President Patty Explains Community Colleges to Ketchikan and Juneau -- Madrigal Singers on Busy Schedule -- Dean Hughes Heads A. S. U. A. -- Weaving Knack Gained at U. of A. Leads to Guild -- Murphy Joins U. of A. Extension Faculty, Succeeds Blue in Matanuska Valley Post -- Anchorage Company Grants Scholarships -- Dr. Magee Receives Rockefeller Grant -- Dr. Patty Will Head Program Work for Mining Congress -- Mary Jane Evans Reigns as Queen of Military Ball -- Dale Patty Returns from Okinawa Duty -- Colonel Bernt Balchen's Address at 32nd Commencement Exercises -- U. of A. to Lease Cows to Six Tanana Farmers -- MacKirdy's Paper Printed in Journal -- Air Force Calls Wilson to Duty -- Assistant Librarian Leaves for Europe -- Kallio Returns after Studying in Minnesota -- Dr. Kessel Heads Professors' Group -- Jade in Alaska -- Pre-Easter Parade, Style Show Draw Full House at University -- Agents of Alaska Extension Service Attend Conference on U. of A. Campus -- Another Volume of Anthropological Papers in Print -- 171,869 View Education Films in Three Months -- Dr. Brandt Wins Top Conservation Award for Books on Birds -- 51 Students on Fall Honor Roll -- Chamber of Commerce Members Eat Luncheon on Campus, Tour Classrooms -- Porter Heads Aviation Dept. -- Many Show Interest in President Patty's Mining Tax Plan for Territory of Alaska -- British Authority on Radio "Stars" now at Institute -- Agricultural Economics Expert Sees Need to Closely Watch Alaska Crops -- Many Mining Engineering Students take First Aid and Rescue Courses -- Extension Agent Lessens Isolation -- Dr. Elvey's Trip Combines Business with Pleasure -- Former U. of A. Prof. now is with A. R. C. -- Bulldozer Blight Plagues Alaskan Farmers, Others -- Springboard Shows Pre-Stressed Concrete's Value -- Basketballers [sic] Win 29 Games During 1953-54 Season -- University Workers Cooperate with Clean-Up Week -- Record Number of Students Earn Certificates -- University Professor Helps Write Volumes on 1952 Nominating Politics -- Pres. Patty Asks Scholarships for Univ. of Alaska -- Why Study Foreign Languages? -- Now is the Time to Preserve Fish -- Wilderness Wives Booklet Available -- Dr. Hosley Seeks Faculty Members on Trip Outside -- Strash to Attend Harvard Seminar -- Dr. Bunnell Seeks Missing Programs -- Department Plays Literature Records
    Date
    1954-05
    Publisher
    The University of Alaska
    Type
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