Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 23, No. 11 (August 1945)
$2,000,000 Institute Requested for College : Geophysical Research is Asked in Bill -- Airline Will Fly Students for Low Fare -- Scientists Visit University on Way Home from Russia -- Tribute Paid Late Bishop of Alaska -- Alaska's New Agricultural Commissioner Maps Work -- Collection of Flora Do...
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The University of Alaska
1945
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/11122/4162 |
| Summary: | $2,000,000 Institute Requested for College : Geophysical Research is Asked in Bill -- Airline Will Fly Students for Low Fare -- Scientists Visit University on Way Home from Russia -- Tribute Paid Late Bishop of Alaska -- Alaska's New Agricultural Commissioner Maps Work -- Collection of Flora Donated : Herbarium of Late L. J. Palmer Given to College -- Mrs. Thelma Huber Passes Away in Albany July 15 -- Dr. Robe Gives Alaska History Files to Library -- Two Newcomers Plan to Register for Next Year -- Russian Delegates Visit University En Route Home -- Booklet for Prospectors is Received -- New Music Instructor Announced -- Carnegie Men Get Citations for War Job -- Sherwood Finishes Demolition Course at Ft. Benning -- Mining in Alaska -- Dean Wilcox at Work on Book -- Mrs. Skiolvig Vacations on Kodiak Island -- Student Loan Fund Raised to $12,500 -- Expansion of Veterans' Office in Alaska Planned -- Secretary to President is Appointed -- Volumes on Arc Welding in Library -- Western Route to Alaska -- 82 Youngsters Enjoy 4-H Summer Camp at Harding -- C. C. Hulley Appointed to History Post -- Robert Mines will Direct Physical Ed -- John Kowalaks Welcome New Son Born on July 12 -- Nutchuk Writing Juvenile Stories |
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