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■ki | || ik | • f |*.vho expect to graduate in June,and Physics, March 27-23.
rnj Lfc »% 1% % # U M V «• ,mav sign up for caps and gowns! Invitations and announcements
rnorograpneo oy rnysics rrot
Whether you think it looks like somebody plopped a stone in a puddle of oil or a sample;is ssj for
from Rohrtchach's ink blot test or a dormitorv room before the cleaning ladv arrives, the s or , grac * ua * e ? tu dents, $H>. Stu- an d place.
. ■ ° - dents must give their nat sizes:
picture below is actually tne first pnotograpfc of an atom, magnified up to more placing orders. i— —
5.000.9G0 times its actual sirs? i Students who will graduate in :
It was .f.rfvrH br Dr. Erwin military uniform should not sign
W. Mueller, research professor of
i. , l • v The schedule toe placing orders
physics, V- ho has accorr.pu.hwi is: Education and Home Econom-i
the scientific iciposuUe alLer 22 ics students; March 10-12; Agri-1
years of atomic ar.d electronic (culture and Physical Education,
research- ! .March 13-14; Libera! Arts and;
In the process i-v.cr:t- Mineral Industries.'March 17-19;
ed and perfected two microscopes :Business Administration. March
—the field ion nucroccope. called 20-21; Engineering and Architec
the most powerful microscope m
the world, and a field emission
microscope.
He became the fimf mar. to
catch a glimpse of the elusive
atom by developing a method to
control the release of atoms un
der extremely iow temperatures.
Using his super-powerful micro
scope be can run single atoms
through a fieid of vision hie
sheep and is also able to measure
how much force is ncce-usary to
move them.
Mueller will relive the story
of his achievement first smnonced
in October 1955. on film over CBS
Television's nation-wide “Con
quest" from 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday.
Locally, the program will be
carried by Char.ne 1 Id. WFBG
TV. Altoona.
The third program in the “Con-
Suest" science senes is featuring
r. Mueller in an exclusive re
port on his discovery of the shape
of the building block of the Uni
verse. This is the first time his,
•tom snapshots will be shown
on TV. Reporting on the seien-' i . _
SwbSBSsSiS. ■ c "IFFAto Hear ThreeAtt students
The feature on Mueller is being . t • .e I HOVB Woffc ShoWtl .
presented in cooperation with the; A I ryifll If cF SnPffif ,
American Association for the Ad-;'^ 111 Three students in- applied arts
vancement of Science and the- Dr. John 0- Almqulst, professor.^ re having their work exhibited
KationaJ Academy of Science. o { dairy physiology, will speak at m recognition of outstanding
the spring banquet of the Col- ork done m drawing
n f \M.M Ls legiale Chapter of the Future ciasse3 *
rrof Writes Farmers of America at 5:30 to-' The exhibition, consisting of
night in the Hetzel Union ball- 25 drawings, is located in the
m t y - room. ; Department of Arts gallery in 105
Uetense I ext Almquist will give an illus-j T^? por ? i y- „ .
nr- r toted talk on. “A Visit to West-* Tte students «e Marie Amma-
Dr. Norman C. Pendered. wd lts Agriculture turo - senior in applied arts from
He the mateml for his' Ati *y A ™ L - Rozelle and.KathH
l VSJlL!?? book it«lk When he was in Western j 5 i > V? 3 *™ m aP
entiiled Passive Defease. SEurope representing the Unh.-er-;P lied arts from Bellefonte.
The tort was wnXtgn while be;sitv at the Third International TerhmrSfln Tft *7nr rtfr
served as Educational Spenahst Congress on Animal Reproduc- ,
in the L.S. Naval Training Pnbli-Jtion at Cambridge University, j " r - D : Mackenzie of the cer
cations Center. Washington. DjC.i „ 7 studies section at General
H is part of the officer trainincLjEiectrk Corp. will speak on.
program of the US. Navy Mid “Physico-chemical Studies of
especially designed for the
Jar and reserve officers fat 4:10 pan. today in the Mineral
Civil Engineer Corn*. pour foreign students who ah! he Sciences Auditonum.
r % ’practice teaching during the sec-.
Although spcafkaily prepared gcj e ]ght weeks of the semester,
for navai offiem. wide distnbu-l Tickets for the banquet may be
anticipated; p, jrc based for U each at the Ag
m t * beT *7l“ riculture Education OfQce.
sod tne Federal Uni De-j
Aidas to Be Discussed
Seff-Nominoiions As ‘Passion Personality'
Don Morgenson. graduate assis
jHnftn in C#j I A tant at the Lutheran Student Cen
ter, will discuss Judas, this week’s'
Seif-nomination blanks «*! “Passion Personality “ at 7:30 un
available for the Education and; ru £‘ lt at . C^ t . ei ; . T
Liberal Art* Student Councils far! This jsthe third of a Lenten
freshman, soptoaoces» and *ftesonalities of the Pis-,
iocs who have • minima «J :slon - Refreshments and volley-:
AR-Cmversity average. - j l * ll l" 111 be offered following the,
Liberal Arts students may re— mcc tipg- f
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