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SCARLET AND BLACK

Lamli Named Winner
at Danlorih lirant

W. Curtis Lamb, in, who
was named last month as a
Woodrow Wilson ,Fellow, has

' also won a Daniorth Graduate

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

loge school in the dis

at Ahmednaqar, India. during the tour she took with the president this winter. President
Bowen announced last week that the college's excellent relations with the Ahmednugur
area. and especially the college there. would be continued on an expanded level.

—Wal|houu Studiox

 

Grinnell to Expand Relationship With Ahmednagar
.Will Include Contributions. Exchange of Personnel

Grinnell has taken steps to
ltrengthen its relationship with
Ihmednagar College in India,

President Howard R. Bowen
nnnounced last week.
Bowen said the expanded pro-

gram could include such pro-
jects as Cash contributions to
the college and an annual book

collection for its library, plus
providing visiting lecturers
when traveling Grinnell faculty

 

Grinnellians Present Numerous Papers
At Iowa Academy of Science Meeting

Eight Grinnell professors and
nine students presented papers
at the annual meeting of the
Iowa Academy of Science at
Luther College in Decorah, last
Weekend.

The participants and their
paper titles were:

Dr. Guillermo Mendoza, bio-
logy, “Growth and differentia-
tion of the sexually dimorphic
tins of Skiffia species.”

Dr. LaVerne H. Durkee, bio-
logy, ”A quantitative method
{or the study "of pollen and
spores in bog sediments.”

Dr. Luther E. Erickson,
Chemistry, “Proton NMR spec-
tra of succinic anhydrides: sol»
,vent effects on spinrspin coup-
ling consrants."

Dr. Roger J. Hanson, Physics
“Energy spectra of degraded
gamma radiation from radio-
active sources and cosmic radi-
ation” and, with Mishael Schul»
hof. senior, “Undergraduate
advanced Jaboratory appartus
{or an optical pumping experi-
ment.”

Dr. Neil D. Kent, psychology,
with Michael M. Patterson,
senior, and Leslie Jl Erusletten,
junior, "Sexual behavior in
adult male wild Norway Rats"
and with David R. Brown, sen»
ior, “Effects of prolonged con-
tingent and non»contingent
punishment."

Dr. D. W. Tyler, psychology,
with Judith A. savadge, senior,
and Elihbeth A Sprague, jun-
ior, “ResistanCe to extinction
following two patterns of par-
tial reinforcement” and, with
Neal F. Viemeister, junior, and

 

Jean Pierce, junior, “Bar press
behavior reinforced by pup re-
trieval.”

Dr. George M. Robertson.
biology, “Further considera-
tions of early vertebrate phy-
logeny."

Dr. William C. Oelke, chem»
istry, “The design of apparatus
specifically for teaching.”

John McCarthy, senior,
“Electrical aspects of a simu-
lated tornado.”

Drl Irving Y. Fishman, bio-
logy, served as chairman of
the zoology section during the
meetings.

 

members are nearby, occasion-
al faculty lecturers for a three-
month quarter,- and occasional
consultative service or repre-
sentation in the United States.

Continued sending of Grin-
nell Travel»SerVice Scholars to
Ahmednagar each year and ex—
change of students for specified
periods of study are other fac-
ets of the program.

Use of qualified Ahmednagar
faCulty members as visiting
locturers at Grinnell would also
be involved. Grinnell has al-
ready had one Ahmednagar
representative—Thomas Barna-
bas, principal (president) of
the collegevas a visiting pro-
fessor of chemistry here, dur-
ing the first semester this
year.

Pointing out his conviction
that such an expanded pro-
gram would be very meaningful
to Grinnell students and facul-
ty members, Bowen said that

AHMEDNAGAR—
Continued on Page 4

 

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fellowship according to an an-

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This fellowship provides tui-
tion and living expenses for
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The grants are designed to
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tional need for competent and
dedicated college instructors.

 

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