Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 08, No. 12 (September 1930)
Registration Sept. 12 : Ninth School Year Alaska College Begins Sept. 12 -- To Begin Work on Memorial Building in Early Spring -- Fundamentals of Aeronautical Engineering Offered -- Alaska is in Need of Settlers and Home Builders -- Hrdlicka Visits College on Way South From Tour -- Palmer Goes to No...
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The Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines
1930
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/11122/2913 |
| Summary: | Registration Sept. 12 : Ninth School Year Alaska College Begins Sept. 12 -- To Begin Work on Memorial Building in Early Spring -- Fundamentals of Aeronautical Engineering Offered -- Alaska is in Need of Settlers and Home Builders -- Hrdlicka Visits College on Way South From Tour -- Palmer Goes to Nome and Then to Washington -- Mrs. Fohn-Hansen Writes of First Extension Tour -- What Causes the Fire in Your Diamond? -- Dr. Ales Hrdlicka Lectures on Work Done in Alaska -- "Alaska's Frozen Fauna" -- Excerpts From Notebook and Diary of Otto Wm. Geist of Bunnell-Geist Bering Sea Expedition-'27, '28, '29 -- Sheldon Jackson's Reindeer Project is Now Realized -- Fur Experimental Station Needed at Alaska College -- Fuller is Making Radio Sets for Study of Aurora |
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