Farthest-North Collegian, Vol. 25, No. 12 (September 1947)

Fall Registration to Open September 15 : Increased Enrollment Expected -- Changes to be Seen on U. A. Campus : Cafeteria Installed, New Bake Shop in Place -- Experiment Station to be Taken Over by Government : Unusual Legislation Passed Despite Many Protests -- Extension Service Retained : Cooperative Plan Continues Under Direction of Oldroyd -- General Eisenhower Inspects University, Sees Laboratory -- Activities in R. O. T. C. List -- New Manager of Food Service -- Director of Arctic Study Visits U. A. -- Students Dropped for Failure to Keep Up Grades -- Distinguished Guest -- Kotzebue, Nome Trip Advocated -- Grace Berg goes East to School -- Australia Visitor Inspects Alaska -- Predictions on Growing Season's Length Checked -- New Southeastern Agent Appointed -- Harriet Pullen of Skagway Dies -- 38 Finish 1st Summer Session -- Assistant to Secretary Krug Visits University -- Giddings Mentioned in Bulletin -- Joe Flakne Pays Visit to Campus -- Sahlstrom goes to New York -- Walt Disney Sees Museum -- Government Cites Lands for Settlers -- Visitors Enjoy Social Events during August -- School of Mines Divided into Three Departments -- Eunice Collins made Secretary -- History of Geophysical Institute Bill Reviewed -- Trails of 'Ninety-Eight -- Architect Arrives to Confer on Advance Planning -- Hutchinson Inspects Station -- Gold Dredge Operation in Alaska -- Former Students Guests at Tea given in Seattle -- Caribou Jeer at Skarland -- Hitchhikers find Haven on Campus when Town Full -- Improvement of Dairy Herds Eyed -- Oldroyds Entertain Tacoma Couple -- Jean Bunnell Honored at Tea -- Mining Extension Servic