Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 24, No. 01 (October 1945)

Registration Exceeds Advance Estimates : 42 Freshmen Form Largest Single Class -- Alumni Notes -- Helge Larsen of Denmark Visits College : Authority on Eskimo Lore Well Known in Alaska -- Harvest Workers Recruited by Extension Office -- Conference of Extension Heads Held -- Uranium-Bearing Exhibits Shown by Mines School -- Maas Donates Two Exhibits : Cripple Creek Stratum Yields Ancient Items -- Oldroyd Goes to Meeting -- Carl Franklin Visits on Campus -- Gasser Goes to Washington D. C. -- Veterans Director Visits University -- William Rogers Resigns Position -- Tree Ring Book Not Available -- The Four Freedoms -- Enrolment [sic] Trend Upward -- Chorus Holds First Session -- Three Advisory Groups Appointed -- Shipment of Alaska Books Received by U. A. Library -- Here's How to Grow Novelty Indoor Plants -- Butler Hut in Place at Lake Camp -- Changes at University Baffle All : Effects of Summer Work Confuse Even Veterans -- The Bear Trap -- Student Staff for Collegian is Organized -- Girls' Dorm has Election of Officers : Maxine Moorhead to Lead Hess Hall Activities -- Candidates Picked for Offices in Boys' Dormitories -- Campus Laundry to Reopen Soon -- Absent Ones Located by Busy Scribe -- New Students get Acquainted at Dorm 'Mixer' -- First A. S. U. A. Session Held in Assembly -- Lunch Room Now Known as 'Cub', Under New Boss -- Picotte Describes Manila as Much-Devastated City -- New Faculty Members are Party Guests -- Fishery Lab Interesting to Visitors -- Safety Car Exhibited by Mine Expert -- Dr. Holverson Covers Alaska in New Work -- Jade, Asbestos Findings Told in Pamphlet -- Captain Wahto gets Bronze Star -- Extension Crew Entertained at Social Affair