Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 24, No. 04 (January 1946)

Paul M'Comas Professor of Agriculture : Army Service in Alaska Among Qualifications -- Erickson to Resume Post : Education Professor to Return from Korea -- Ionospheric Findings Now Made Public : Carnegie Institution Data Released after Five Years -- Christmas Gay on Campus : President Bunnell Host to 200 at Buffet Party -- New Matter Inserted in Catalogue -- Mrs. Gilson Passes Away : Wife of Regent from Valdez Taken by Illness -- Wife of Mining Instructor Ill -- University has Extra Holidays -- Potatoes May Become Alaska's 'Pineapple' Crop -- Dorsh Describes Peru, Bolivia -- Extension Office Moving Back to Federal Building -- R. O. T. C. Facilities Subject of Survey -- 150 Attend Open House December 4 -- Niece of Senator Phipps Pays Visit -- Blue-Blood Cows Increase Herd at University Farm -- 'Yank' Staff Men Send Photographs -- Rice Assumes Next Position in Extension -- Don Cook Back at University after War Duty -- Anchorage Trip Made by Oldroyd -- Gene Rhode Weds Minneapolis Girl -- Miss Martin Appointed to Palmer Post -- Miss Zimmerman Resigns Alaska 4-H Leadership -- Campus Skating Rink Prepared -- Xmas Music Presented at Assembly -- Decorating Party Held at Hess Hall -- Frosh Lose and Win in First Games -- Mines Club Makes Trip to Ester -- Winter White Ball Starts Holidays -- U. of A. Glee Club Featured at U. S. O. -- Members Review Current Books at I. R. C. Meetings -- Lucky Girls Contend for Mike's Prize -- The Bear Trap -- Campus Pictures Taken by 'Yank' being Displayed -- Have You Met : Pete Peterson, Winona Monroe -- Houlihan Returns to U. A. Studies -- Guests Enjoy Interesting Dishes at Russ Dinner -- Senior Women Guests at A. A. U. W. -- Bunnell Writes on Alaskan Education for 'Army Times' -- Don George Killed when Plane Falls -- Wahto Married at Fort Lawton -- Connections Reestablished with Norwegian Institute Studying Arctic Weather -- Some Students Go Home ; Yule Events Here for Other