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College of Mines and Metallurgy 1946-1947.Pdf TWO DIVISIONS. Arts and Sciences I Engineering College of Mines and Metallurgy (A BRANCH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS) El Paso, Texas MEMBER of Texas Association of Colleges Southern Association of Colleges Volume XXXI December, 1946 Number 4605 Published bimonthly by the College of Mines and Metallurgy Entered as second-class matter, March 7, 1935, at the post office at El Paso, Texas, under the Act of August 24. 1912 The benefifs o/ education and o/ useful knowledge, generally diffused through a communify, are essential to flie preservation of a /ree govern- ment. Sam Houston Cullivafed mind is the guardian genius of Democracy, and while guided and confrolled by virtue, the noblesf attribute of man. If is the only dicfator ~l~atlreemen acknowledge, and the only securily whicli Ireernen desire. Mirabew B. Lamar PACE I Board of Regents ............. 7 !I Calendar of the College of Mines and Metallurgy .............. 9 Administrative O5cem .. -. ............... 11 d Faculty ..... ,.... ................... 11 Critic Teachem ---- ...... ~~ .... 15 General Infarmstion: History -~ ~~ .............. ~- Location .-. .... ~~~ ................ Buildings and Grounds ................... ...... ...... .......... Library ~~~ ~~~ Museum ................. Dormitories ....... ~~~~~ ...... ~~~ Determinations and Testa ........................ General Principles ....... ............. ~~~~-~........ Rocks. Minerals, Fosilils. Ores, etc -............................ Analyses and Assays -.. .~~~ ................. ......... ......... .......... Metsllurgiesl Tests - ~~ Scholarships, Loan Funds, and Employment: Scholarships ....... Loan Funds Employment ~ .............. ....... ~~~~ Expenses: Fees and Deposits .. ...................... 23 Tuition-Resident Students ........ ...................... 23 Tuition-Non-resident Students ..................... .. ...................... ... ... 23 Laboratory fees ...... 25 ....................................................................... Course Fees ....................................................................... 26 Miscellaneous Fees ................................. .. 26 Optional Fees ................ ...... 26 Deposits .................. ............ 27 Room and Board Charges .................... ... 27 Housing 27 Admission Requirements: General Requirements .................... ................. 29 General Sehol~rshipRequiremects .. 29 ~~~j~~~~~~ ....... .. 31 Students from Other Colleges ................... 32 Methods Ol,taining Admission Units ................ 32 Admission by Individual Approval .... ._ . 33 How to Absolve Admision Conditions .. ........... 34 sI Regulations Affecting Student Lire: Student Guidance ....... .................. 36 II Health ...Service ......... -. 36 11 Intramural Athletics ..................... 36 Intercollegiate Athletics . ................. 37 iY Official Non.Athletie Extracurricular Activities ................... 37.. Conduct _ ... -................... 3Y Discipline . ........ 40 PACE Scholastic Regulations: Adding. Dropping . Changing Courses ... 42 Attendance and Absences . ............ 42 Amount Work - ...... 43 of I,I Bulletin Boards .. - . 43 Clasnihcation of Students 43 * Examinations -~ ............ 44 Explanation of Courses ---__.___--...... 45 Grades of Scholarship ...-.. .. 46 Honors . 48 Late Registration 48 Reports ......... - .-- .. ..48 Standard of Work Required - ................... 49 Withdrawal from School ... 50 Requirements for Degrees and Certificates: Study of Constitutions Required .................. 51 Second Degree 51 Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering -- ............ 51 Engineer of Mines _~ 51 Unilorm Curriculum lor the First and Second Years.- 52 Mining Option .. 53 Mining-Geology Option ...... ~~-:.... 54 Metallurgy Option . ... 55 Bachelor of Arts . 56 Art Major .. 59 Business Administration Major ~-60 Economies Major . 61 Education Major ..62 English Major ............... 65 History Major -~- - 66 Inter-American Studies ..... .. 67 Juurnalism Major ... ..... .. 68 Mathematics hlajar ........... 69 Modern Language Major -.-... .......... i0 Music Education ... .. 71 Music 'l'heory Major ...... _ . ... -..... .. 72 Physical Education Major . 73 Psychology ......... -. .-_ .-. .. 74 Public Speaking and Dramatics . 75 Radio Major -~ ....... 76 Science Major ...... .......... --_ ......... 77 Bachelor of Business Administration .. 78 Bachelor of Science .- ................... 79 Master of Arts ..- .... .................... 80 Preparatory Work lor Other Degrees ..... .. 80 Work Prcpsratory to Medicine .... .--- .. ......... 81 Work Preparatory to Degree of Law 81 7 Work Preliminary to Other Engineering De- .... 81 State Teachers' Certificate .- . 82 'I Courses of Instruction: /I Art .......... .................... ..... 83 2' Bialogieal Sciences ........... -. .... 87 Business.. Administration aud Economics . ................. 89 Chemistry ..... .... ........... .- - 100 Education ..- .................................. ............................. 102 PAGE engineer in^ and Drawing ...... .......... .-........ L- .................... 108 English and Public Speaking .. .................. 112 Geology and Geography ......... 121 History . Government, and Sociology ..... .................. 123 Journalism and Radio ........... .................. 131 Mathematics and Physics . .... 135 Mining and Metallurgy .......... .... 139 Modern Languages . ... 143 Music .- 147 Philosophy and Psychology ............ 156 Health . Physical Education and Recreation ... .. 160 Professional Courses in Health and Physical Education . 160 Register of Students: Surinf Semester. 1945-1946 .......... ....... 165 Summer Session . 1946 .- .............. 175 Fall Semester . 1946-1947 .- . 185 Degrees Conferred .............. ._ .206 Stotistieal Summaries .................................... ... 208 BOARD OF REGENTS OFFICERS DUDLEYK. WOODWARD.Choirmon D~vmM. WARREN,Vice-Choirmon BETTY ANNETHFDFORD. Secrefo~y MEMBERS Terms Expire January, 1947 W. SCOTTSCHR~NER~~ ~.~~~ ~~~~ .... Kemvillc ORVILLEBULLINCTON ~ ~~~~ --.-- Wichita Falls W. H. SCHERER Houston Terms Expire January, 1949 . D. F. STRICKUND ~~ ~~~~ 410~ DUDLEYK. WOODWARD ~~ ~ DaIIae DAVIDhl. WARREN ~~~~ Panhendle Terms Expire January. 1951 C 0. TERRELL Fort Worth E. E. K~RKPATRICK. ~ ... Brownwaod EDWARD8. TUCKER.................... ~~~.-~~~Nacogdocbes STANDING COMMITTEES ATHLETICS:Kirkpatrick. Schreiner. Warren. AuD1rrNc: Scherer. Sehreiner, Warren. BUDGET:Strickland, Tueker, Kirkpatrick. BUILOINCSAND GROUNDS:Tueker, Kirkpatrick. Bullington. COLLEGEOF MINES AND METALLURGY:Schreiner. Tueker, Warren. COMPLAINTSAND G~IEVAACE~:Warren. Strieklsnd. Seherer. Ex~currv~:Wbodward. Strickland, Tucker. FINANCE:Seherer. Schreiner. Warren. LAND:Bullington, Warren. Woodwsrd. LEGISLATIVE: Woodward. Bullington. Tucker. L~RARY:Kirkpatrick. Warren, Tucker. M~DONALDOB~ER~ATORY V15171N~: Kirkpatrick. Schreiner. Woodward. -, MEDIUL BRAPICK:Terrell. Bullinglon. Scherer. MUSEUM:Bullington. Tucker, Kirkpatrick. PATENTS:Strickland. Bullington, Warren. P~LICRELATIONS: Terrell. Tueker. Strickland. (L' BOARDFOR LEASEOF UNIVERSITYLANDS: W. Scott Schreiner. C. 0. Tenell, Bascam Giles. Commissioner of the General Land Office (ex.o&io). 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MARCH JUNE SEPTEMBER DECEMBER SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS 1 1234567.... 123466.... 123456 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 31011121314 7 8 910111213 7 8 3lOlll2l3 3 10 11 12 13 14 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 11 15 16 17 18 18 20 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 21 22 23 24 26 25 27 21 22 28 24 25.26 27 23 21 26 26 27 28 29 23 30 .... -- - 28 29 30 ................ 23 23 30 31 ........ -. 30 31 . .- JANUARY APRIL OCTOBER SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS - - lULY-- I FEBRUARY MAY AUGUST NOVEMBER SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS 1234567.... 123466 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 I8 13 20 21 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 21 22 23 24 26 26 27 23 30 31 .... .... 28 23 30 ............... SEPTEMBER DECEMBER CALENDAR 1947 S~~rmrn~n15, k1o.u~~~. Condition. advanced standing, and postponed ea. amination. Hequcsts nmust lbe in the office of the Registrar four days in advance. SEPTEMBER16, TUESDAY.Faculty registration conference at 2 P.M. SEPTENDER17-20. WEDIIE~~AY-Sarunow,Freshman week. SEPTEMBER17, WEDN~~DAY. Freshman convocation, 9:00 A.nr., Holliday Hall. SEPTEBTUE"li. Wm~esorr. Immediately fallowing convocation freshman com- pulsew examinations will be given (instrurlions regarding examinations will be given at freshman convocation). SEPTEMUE~18, THURSDAY. Contill~~tion of freshman exnminations, 8:30 A.M. and 1:30 P.~I. SEPTEMOEH18, THURSDAY. Physical
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