Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 12, No. 10 (July 1934)
Geist party leaves for St. Lawrence Island: Two months will be spent at Kukulik excavating relics -- New faculty members are named for BA -- For real thrills hunt by airplane says Dean Patty -- Much activity in evidence about campus -- Biological survey clearing 600 acres of muskox pasture -- Intern...
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Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines
1934
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/11122/2589 |
| Summary: | Geist party leaves for St. Lawrence Island: Two months will be spent at Kukulik excavating relics -- New faculty members are named for BA -- For real thrills hunt by airplane says Dean Patty -- Much activity in evidence about campus -- Biological survey clearing 600 acres of muskox pasture -- Internal rust causes crash of smokestack -- Many experiments being made at College Station -- 5000 gallon tank to be installed in hydraulics lab -- Ancient relics are displayed in college gym -- Contributions for memorial building grow -- Bone men busy collecting bones extinct animals -- Twenty graduates receive their degrees -- The Backbone of the trading industry on the Lower Kuskokwim -- Prof. J.C. Ryan returns from trip to South -- Aurora research work praised by National Council -- Librarian busy cataloguing and checking books -- U. of Illinois Dean relates unique story -- Extension men make field trip to Aleutian Is. |
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