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Science Papers
To Be Given
In Competition
The Penn Stale Branch of the
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
will hold its annual Student Pa
pei Competition at 7 tonight in 105
Mechanical Engineering.
Five seniors in aeronautical en
gineering will present four re
search papeis The audience will
judge the papers to determine who
will represent the University in
legiona) competitions. The first
competition will be held in Dallas,
Texas
Students and their topics are
Ronald Nutter, "Man in Space—
the Human Factor”; John Castor,
“A Comparison Between Circu
lar Arc and Flapped Thin Plate
Tiffoils”; Richaid Wible, “A De
sign Method for STOL Aircraft”;
and David Miller and Henry Ma
/oi, "Thrust Characteristics in
Ground Effect of a Mode) Ground
Effect Machine with a 45 Degtee
Inclined Annular Jet.”
Mook Authors Article
Dr. Maurice A. Mook, professor
of anthropology, is author of an
ailicle, "Tongue Tanglers from
Central Pennsylvania,” published
in the current issue of the Journal
of American Folklore.
Camp Weequahic
Director Camp Weequahic, Lakewood, Pa.
will interview counselor applicants
SATURDAY, MARCH 26
8:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
at Student Employment Office, 112 Old Main
New Applicants Invited
Art Lustig, Director
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(Continued irom page eleven)
proposed East-West all star
qame in Hershey June 25 . . .
Both professional leagues have
gone on record in favor of the
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Engle says, is qetiing things or
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(Continued, from page nine)
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