Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 12, No. 05 (February 1934)
College Takes Mike Again for 2nd Broadcast -- Successful Short Course in Mining to Close Feb. 3 -- Varsity Squad Returns From Coast with Score of Victories Piled Up -- Homecoming Hop Precedes Arrival of Hoop Ramblers -- New Students Register for 2nd Semester -- Activity in Mining Shows Increase Over...
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The Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines
1934
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/11122/3000 |
| Summary: | College Takes Mike Again for 2nd Broadcast -- Successful Short Course in Mining to Close Feb. 3 -- Varsity Squad Returns From Coast with Score of Victories Piled Up -- Homecoming Hop Precedes Arrival of Hoop Ramblers -- New Students Register for 2nd Semester -- Activity in Mining Shows Increase Over Previous Yr. -- Ag Lab Replete with Variety of Island Specimens -- Make 2-Day Plane Trip to Check on Mine Development -- Different Tanning Methods Native Hides Get Trials -- 126 Meetings are Reported by Asst. Extension Director -- Sketch Map of St. Lawrence Island Excavations Made -- College's Second Team Downed by Elks : Score 15-14 -- Prof. Southwick Will Spend Next Year in Europe -- Student and Phipps Loan Funds Growing -- Co-ed Coffee Counter Serves Lunch to Many -- B's Double Score Over High School -- 1 of the 3 Little Pigs Stayed Home -- Flagpole Battle and Bonfire Seen on Silver Screen -- Mining Engineers Plugging Away on Original Theses -- "Tribulations and Trials" of Travel Told to Assembly -- Entertainment is Abounding During 3 Campus Parties -- Ladies to Study Clothes and Hats in Short Course -- Annual Report Reveals Prolific Activity : Extension Service Lauded by Federal Education Director -- Extension Service Report Inflated with '33 Activity -- Girls' Dorm Gets Victrola Among Various Presents -- Coldest Weather is Weathered in Secluded Comfort -- Honor Hoop Stars with Big Banquet and Gay Program |
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