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em Prof Publishes

Proton Magnetic Resonance

of Substituted Sllccinio An-
es, Acids, Salts, 811d
an article by Luther
on (chemistry), nppeal‘s in
non: issue of the Journal of

erican Chemical Society.
article gives a detailed an-
of the nuclear magnetic re-
'e spectra of several similar
unds and a discussion of the
ations regarding molecular
l'e that can be derived from
spectra.

Oelke Chairs Committee

William 08““! (chemistry)
served as chairman of a committee
which has completed a new teach-
er’s guide for high school junlor
and senior chemistry courses.

The dis-page guide, which was
more than four years in prepara-
tion, is now being distributed to all
Iowa high schools and will be in
general use throughout the stale
beginning with the 1965-66 school
year.

 

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Netmen Finish Second to Carleton
In Conference Meet at Monmouth

Grinnell‘s varsity netmen came
through in top form at the con-
ference tennis meet held last week-
end in Monmouth, Overall, the Pin-
neers scored 14 points to edge
Ripon with 13, and Lawrence with
ll. Carleton won, as expected,

with it] points

Grinnell clinched second place in
the last match of the tournament
when the Pioneers‘ second doubles
team of Mike Greenfield and Ken
Clymer defeated Carleton for the
conference title. Greenfield and
nymer, playing their best tennis
of the year, beat the Carls 7.5,
(H.

The final match was played in
near perfect form by both teams.
There were only four service
breaks in the two sets, three to
Grinnell’s advantage.

Before beating Carleton. Clymer
and Greenfield had set back Be-
loit 6-4, (H. after a shaky start.
They then went on to defeat St.
Olaf 673, 6-4 in the semifinal
match. clymer and Greenfield had
been defeated last year by the
same St. Olaf team in the confer.
ence tournament.

Another highlight of the tourna—
ment was the success of Pioneer
Larry Shannon. Shannon, seeded
fourth, played in the number one
spot. Playing erratically as he has
most of the season, Shannon near-

 

ly lost his opening match to Mead

of Cornell, finally winning Z~6, 7»5,
6»).

Shannon then settled down and
played close to his potential in de-
feating Cooper of Lawrence, who
had drawn the number two seen,
276, 6-2, 6-2. Shannon met Doug An'
kerson of Ripon in the final match
at 7:30 in the evening. Ankerson
had just defeated highly touted
(and cocky) Jev Sikes of Carleton
in the most exciting match of the
day.

Ankerscn defeated Shannon 6‘1,
6-], but the Pioneers had an \meXr
pected second place at No. l sin-
gles.

Mike Greenfield at No. 2 singles,
was seeded second to Jim Keenan
of Carleton. That was the way it
finished. In his first match. Green-
field defeated his Beloit opponent
6-3, 6-2, He made short work of
his second opponent 6-4, 672 before
losing to Keenan in the final
match 53, 6-4.

Lige Hicks scored points for the’
team at No. 4 singles and also at
No. l doubles. Hicks defeated his
Monmouth opponent ea. 64) hefore
losing to Carleton in the semi-final
round 6-2, 673.

Hicks teamed with Shannon for
the doubles contest. They nearly
lost their opening match to Cornell, .
hut finally managed to win o2,

Page three

} Demonstrations
(Continued from Page 1)

Books: “The labor of intelligent
youth is needed and they are ac-
cordingly subjected to tight sched-

,uling, speed—up, and other factory
methods. Then it is not surprising

if they organize their own Clo. ft
is frivolous to tell them to go else-
where if they don't like the rules,
for they have no Chalce but to go
elsewhere, and one factory is like
another,”

And while the issue of the stu-
dent’s role and rights in his edu-
cation is raging, and students are
rebelling in all ways, shapes. and
forms in order to achieve their
goals and find themselves. what
are Grinnellians, as Citizens at a
small but excellent institution. do-
ing to aid or abet the cause? At
last repurt, in the midst of the in-
tellectual activity and spirited re.
volt (or revolting spirit) of the
Grinnell environ, the loudest Voice
of protest was rarsed in lament
over the Spring Rial. loss of a new
bra.

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