Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 21, No. 09 (July 1943)
W. M. C. Order Not Applied to Teachers : Instructors May Take Jobs at Higher Pay, War Work -- Building Plan Given Stress at University : Program Anticipates Demands to be Faced by Institution -- Carnegie Geophysical Work Extended for Another Year -- Tree Rings Reveal Trends of Ocean Currents in Arct...
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The University of Alaska
1943
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/11122/4298 |
| Summary: | W. M. C. Order Not Applied to Teachers : Instructors May Take Jobs at Higher Pay, War Work -- Building Plan Given Stress at University : Program Anticipates Demands to be Faced by Institution -- Carnegie Geophysical Work Extended for Another Year -- Tree Rings Reveal Trends of Ocean Currents in Arctic -- Former Students Aid in Mineral Exploration Work -- Giddings Leaves Tree Ring Study to Enter Army -- Helen Wilcox in Librarian Post -- Ivar Skarland Training as Army Recruit : Anthropology Instructor Joins Service List -- Mining Extension Courses Praised -- Kitsman Returns to Power Plant -- Russian Relief Group Appointed -- Strategy of Alaska Cited in Congress : Steps to Make Bulwark of Northern Outpost Recalled -- Alaska Acres Turning Out Victory Food : Extension Survey Shows 1350 Victory Gardens -- Annual Report Excerpts -- Dean Duckering Emphasizes Memorial Day Significance -- Book Review Lauds Text by Giddings : Alaskan Dendrochronology Welcomed as Step Ahead -- Frances Meals Takes Year Off from Library -- Geographic tells Story of Railroad : Grace Lowe Sends 1915 Issue to University Library -- Library, Museum Exchange Items -- Helen Arndt Betrothal Told -- Campus Notes |
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