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VOL 0045 ISSUE 0001.Pdf The Archives of The University of Notre Dame 607 Hesburgh Library Notre Dame, IN 46556 574-631-6448 [email protected] Notre Dame Archives: Alumnus mmi WMml$Mq-125^ Years NOTKE DAME anuary 1967 february Compendium UNIVERSITY Collegiate Jazz Festival, Canon A. L. GabiieL dir. GRANTS CALENDAR Stepan Center, Mar. 2-4. Mediaeval Institute, "The University. Dec. $60,000 Feb. 1. Second Semester Chicago Symphony Quar­ Ambrosiana Microfilming from Mcrley Blackhurst for begins. tet, Concert, Library Audit, Project," Edizioni di Storia the formation of the Eva Mar. 6. e Letteratvu-a, Rome. C. Blackhurst Memorial Feb. 1-7. Mardi Gras. Bro. Daniel Kane CSC. Arthur RubeL assoc. prof, Scholarship Fund, primar­ Feb. 12, Dedication Pro­ Piano Recital, Library soc, "Across the Tracks: ily for students from Mid­ gram of New Notre Dame Audit., Mar. 9. Mexican - Americans in land County, Mich. Post Office. "The Mad Woman of Chail- Texas City," a description University, $5,000 unre­ Feb. 22, Senior Class Pa­ lot," ND-SMC Theatre, of the process by which stricted grant from Stan­ triot of the Year Award. O'Lcmghlin Audit, Mar. 9- Mexican - Americans and dard Oil (Indiana) Foun­ Mar. 10-12, Junior-Parent 12 and 16-18. Anglos have adapted to dation. Weekend. New Works of Eonstantin each other, U. Texas Press. College of Business Admin­ Mar. 13-22, Mid-term Exams. Milonadis, East Gallery, Julian Samora. prof, soc, Mar. 23-Apr. 3, Easter Va­ istration. $10,000 Founder's O'Shaughnessy Hall, Mar. ed, "La Raza: Forgotten Gift from Duimiore Co. of cation. 12-Apr. 2. Americans," a ' study on Racine, Wis. for the new THE ARTS Marjorie Madey. Soprano, Mexican Americans, Sept, Graduate School of Bus. "The Playboy of the West- Concert, Library Audit, UND Press. Admin. em World." ND - SMC Mar. 16. CENTER FOR College of Business Admin­ Theatre, Washington Hall, Italian Drawings: "The Life CONTINUING istration, $353,816 from US 8:30 pm, Feb. 2-4 and 9-11. of the Virgin Mary," West EDUCATION Office of Education for the Copeland Burg, Paintings, Gallery, O'Shaughnessy Feb. IB. Law School Sym­ new Graduate School of East Gallery O'Shaugh- Hall, Mar. 19-Apr. 23. posium, "Fair Trial and Bus. Admin. nessy Hall, Feb. 5-Mar. 5. Free Press." College ot Liberal and Marilyn Mason and Paul BOOKS Fine Arts, Dec, $7,000 from Doctor, Organ and Viola Bro. Marion Belka SM (PhD Feb. 24, ISth Annual Union US Office of Education for Concert, Sacred Heart '59) ed. and Sr. Marion Management Conf. the formation of summer Church, Feb. 7. Hosinski SSM (Ph '64) co­ Feb. 24-25, Symposium on teacher training institute in Symphony Strings, Library author, "Identity," second Communications, s p o n - American history under the Audit., Feb. 9. in a series of group guid­ sored by WSND and Com­ direction of Dr. Samuel Bev. Patrick Maloney CSC, ance books for youth en­ munication Arts. Shapiro, assoc. prof, of Tenor, Concert, Washing­ titled "Being and Becom­ Mar. 1, Indiana Advisory liistory. ton Hall, Feb. 16. ing," Bruce Publishing Co. Committee on Academic Geology Department. Dec, Museum Purchase Fund Gordon J. DiBenzo '56, ed., Facilities. $38,270 from NSF for the Collection. West Gallery, "Concepts, Theory, and Mar. 5-8. Symposium: Al­ continuation of summer O'Shaughnessy Hall, Feb. Explanation in the Be­ liance for Rrogress in teacher training institute 10-Mar. 12. havioral Sciences," a col­ Chile. under the direction of Rev. Mr. Schwabacher, Lecture- lection of essays that probe Mar. 9-10. Worm Air Heat­ Michael Murphy CSC, as­ Recital, Library Audit, the methodology and epis- ing and Sheet Metal Assn. soc. prot geology. Feb. 23. temology of the behavioral Conf. Aerospace Engineering. Shelley Gnisldn Trio. Con­ sciences from an interdisci­ Mar. 11. American Produc­ $49,484 from Air Force cert, Library Audit, Feb. plinary point of view, Nov., tion in Inventory Control Armament Lab and Sys­ 24. Random House, $4.95. Society. tems Command for study Mar. 16-18. American As­ of fundamental flight dy­ sembly Conf. namics of aircraft muni­ Mar. 27-29. American Cath­ tions under the direction of olic Philosophical Assn. Dr. Jofin Nicolaides, prof, ConL of aerospace engr. FACULTY Aerospace Engineering. G. Edward Hanrood re­ $2,000 from Raytheon Co. for study of reduction of tired from the post of free flight data on BMTS comptroller of the Univer­ Round No. 5 under the di­ sity. rection of Dr. John Nico­ Peter K. Ludwig. research laides, proL of aerospace scientist in chem. in radia- engr. ton lab, awarded US pa­ tent for mercury-wetted Aerospace Engineering. fixed electrode electric arc $4,800 from the Aerospace generator. Corp. for analysis of re­ Bichard M. Lynch, osst duction of reentry vehicle comptroller, to the post of flight test dynamic motion comptroller of the Univer­ study under the direction sity. of Dr. John Nicolaides, prof, John F. PlouS '38 to the of aerospace engr. post of administrative osst Aerospace Engineering, to the exec. VP. $9,937 from Army Research Dr. Harry Soze. prof, of'civ. Office, Durham for study engr., acting head of the of wind turmel free flight College of Engineering technique to determine lift and drag of wing con­ Nov. 30. figuration, under the direc­ Dr. Bruce B. Srhimming. tion of Vincent J*. Goddard, osst prof, of civil engr., asst prof, of aerospace to the post of acting head engr. of the dept of civil engr. Dr. Emeit W. Thiele. visit­ Chemistry Department. ing prof, of chem. engr., Dec, $72,430 from NSF for recipient of the Founders the continuation of summer Notrm Dameg'1966 Annual Alumni Fund Award of the American In­ teacher training institute topped the $2 million mark in late December with the arrival stitute of Chemical Engi­ under the direction of Dr. of this check shown by ND Foundation staff member Mrs. neers. Emil T. Hofman, assoc. Peg Humphrey to James E. Armstrong, Alumni executive Brp. Baphael IKnison CSC prof, of chem. secretary, and Dennis F. Troester, director of the fund. An '4C dir. of admissions and Chemistry Department, scholarships, re-appointed Oct, $11,088 from National interim report on the 1966 Fund indicated an increase of 787 Institute of Health for study Alumni gifts — representing more than $700,000 — over the a member of the Commit­ tee of Examiners for the of spectra of amino acids same period in 1965. A complete final report will be made and protein metal com- in the March-April ALUMNUS. National Science Test -Atutnni Ask- plexes under the direction and particles with nuclei Coexistence? of Rev. Joseph WaUer CSC, under the direction of Dr. TO THE EDITOR: Just heard from the radio and TV that assl. prof, ol chem. Charles MuUin, prof, of Notre Dame was named Notional Football Champions. Chemistry Department, physics. Congratulations and more blessings. This goes to show that $3,000 from E.I. duPont de Physics Department, the great strides of academic excellence and intellectual Nemours Co. for postgrad­ $85,000 AEC renewaUgrant expansions at Notre Dame, lately attested by the American uate teaching assistant for program in nticleor Council of Education, can go hand and hand with the award in chemistry under spectroscopy under the di­ glories and greatness in athletics—^specifically football. the direction of Dr. John rection of Dr. John Mi- . ND can stand with pride and glory as the very evident Magee, dept. head. helich, prof, of physics. substantiation of the harmonious coexistence of academic Chemistry Department/ Physics Department, excellence and success in atiiletics . $1,000 grant-in-aid for re­ $48,300 from NSF for re­ Rt Rev. Msgr. Osmundo A. Calip, MA '54-PhD '56 search under the direction search program in nuclear New York, N.Y. of Dr. John Magee, dept. structure undar the direc­ TO THE EDITOR: I suppose one ought to extend congrcrtu- head. tion of Dr. Cornelius P. lations to the football team on their excellent record this Radiation Lab, $120,000 Browne, prof, of physics. past season. It wouldn't be prudent from this distance and from AEC for study of ef­ Physics Department, with so little information to wonder what this has meant fects of radiation on mat­ Dec, $41,490 from NSF for for academic improvement Yet I have had cause for ter under the direction of the continuation of the concern, I must confess. For the time being, at least I Dr. Milton Burton, prof, of summer teacher training bury these and admit to feeling proud that the long dry- chem. institute under the direc­ spell which began when I was a student is at long last Chemical Engineering Ds- tion of Dr. Robert Anthony, over. As an old SCHOLASTIC editor I often wonder how partmenL $4,000 grant-in- prof, of physics. the present staff feel about football fortimes, academic aid from Esso Education excellence and (from the Uttle I hear) the general liberaliza­ Foundation for depart­ LECTURES tion of rules. Oh well, these are just the musings of a grad mental research and grad­ Seminars in Short Story who is all too quickly approaching the 10-year mark. uate training under the Writing, under the direc­ Dr. James F. Steintrager '58 direction of Dr. Julius Ban- tion of Richard Sullivan '30 London, England chero, prof, of chem. engr. proi. of Eng., CCE, Jan. 10 TO THE EDITOR: I will find it impossible to contribute to Mathematics Department, and 24; Feb. 7 and 21; the Alumni fund until the day when football ceases to $41,300 NSF renewal grant Mar. 7 and 21; Apr. 4 and corrupt Notre Dame. While I was in attendance at the for research in arithmetic 18; May 2 and 16.
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