Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 24, No. 11 (August 1946)

Senate Passes Geophysical Institute Bill : Project Now Awaits Pen of President -- Buildings to be Shipped from Seward : Temporary Housing Program at University Delayed -- Osguthorpe Takes Charge of Station -- R. O. T. C. to be Reactivated on Campus : Col. Fooks Assigned to University from Georgia -- Museum to Receive Gift : Danish Institution Sends Neolithic Material, Books -- Jean Bunnell Returns to States -- 21 Testify on Institute : Scientists, Government Officials on List -- Aklavik Visitors Stop at College -- Results of Nutrition Study Given -- Prof. Erickson at N. E. A. Session -- Wm. A. Lloyd -- Seatons Leave for Washington -- Knowledge is Power -- Evelyn Waugh Again -- Full Use of Library is Advocated -- Mrs. Helen Meyer Named Dormitory Hostess, Nurse -- Two Former Students on Visit Here -- Stewarts to Make Home at Wasilla -- Eide Preparing Book on Alaska -- Fish Cookery Points Noted -- Camp Cookery Class Puts Lore into Practice -- Extension Service Head to Arrive in Alaska August 12 -- Carol Boyd now has Lunch Counter -- 200 Visit U. A. Museum in July -- Dewey Smith's Home Progresses -- Skarland Reports from Naknek -- 4-H Camp Programs Concluded -- Farm, Garden Sessions Held in Southwest -- Bramhalls Report from U. of Hawaii -- Mrs. Collins Returns to University -- University of Alaska Praised -- Giddings Reports from Aklavik -- Another $500 Added to Fund -- 4-H'ers Enjoy King's Lake Camp -- Botanist on 10,000 Mile Trip -- Registrar, Secretary Make Trip -- News from Here and There -- Pezalla Assistant Comptroller -- Chemistry, Home Ec in New Quarters -- Senate, House Journals Coming -- Arabian Travelogue : Alaska Graduate Reports from Oil Job Half Way Around World where Climate Hits Other Extrem