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CHRISTMAS IN FEBRUARY???—This pine tree seems to be
growing out of the top of a crane at the Pollock residence halls.
No one seems to know how it arrived at its new home.
Chatt, English Chemist, Named
Distinguished Visitin g Professor
Dr. Joseph Chatt, of the i his academic training, Chatt was,
Imperial Chemical Industries, l employed by Imperial Chemical
Ltd., England, has ba e n 'lndustries where he entered into
extensive research on modern'
named distinguished visitingithPeoretical inorganic chemistry.
professor of chemistry for the Chatt is past secretary of the
spring semester. Chemical Society of London and;
While here Chatt will lecture on iwidelY known as a lecturer. He
the chemistry of organornetallicl also organized the now regular
compounds, carbonyl, hydroCarbonl conference on coordination corn
and hydrio complexes, and the
!pounds sponsored by his labors
coordination compounds of the
Itory. The next such conference
tertiary organic phosphines.
is scheduled for 1961 in Detroit.
The program providing distin-1 Chatt has published nearly 70
guished visiting professorshipsl
, r p P apers in professional journals.
was established two years ago tpe °ding his research.
enrich the University's educa-1
tonal program.
Chatt studied at Cambridge
University, where he received
both his bachelor's and doctor's
degrees.
Shortly after the completion of
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Dr. Ernest H. Freund, profes
sor of philosophy, has published
la book on ethics, 'The Balanced
ILife."
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Prof Writes PoliSci Article
Dr. Vernon V. Aspaturian, asso
ciate professor of political science,
has published an article "The
Union Republics and Soviet Dip
lomacy: Concepts, Institutions
and Practices," in the American
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Dr. Thomas Wartik, associate,continue as professor of ehe
professor of chemistry, has beeni s t ry
of Chemists named to head the Departmentl
;live responsibility. He plans
y. The appointment:
will be effective immediately. 4 A member of the departme
Wartik will succeed Dr. W . lsinee 1950, Wartik received h
Conard Fernelius, who headed bachelor degree in chemist'
the department since his appoint- l from the University- of Cinci
:ment in 1949 and had asked to'nati and his doelm's degree fro,
be relieved of his administra-ithe University of Chicago.
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