Creator: Published by the Michigan Agricultural College; Edited by the Faculty

Subjects: Alumni, Faculty, Students

Description:

Major articles in this issue include:
Dr. A.L. Hunter Named MSC Television Head
MSC Returns to Year-Round Basis; Complete Summer Program Offered
Short Course Graduation
Lecture-Concert Series Features Noted Artists
Chapel Will Use Stones From Famous Churches
Record Crowd Expected at MSC for Alumni Day - Commencement
Dillman, Smith, Sobey, Anderson, Garratt Win 1951 Alumni Awards
MSC's Course in Ultrasonics Attracts Two Turkish Scientists
The Affairs of State
On the Cover...
MSC Holds May 11-12 Open House for High School Seniors, Parents
"Jump on TV Band Wagon" Official Advises Educators
Tooth Decay Studied by College Scientists
Twelve Alumni Serve in Michigan Legislature
Michigan State Hormone Research Helps Sterile Cows Produce Milk
Mrs. Myra V. Bogue, 89, Succumbs in February
Juniors Offer Special Military News Service
Home Economics Alumnae Schedule Reunion May 5
Michigan State Tops Early Big Ten Meets
Chuck Davey Wins 16 Straight Pro Matches
MSC Swimmers Top Winter Sports Teams
"Biggie" Munn Named "Coach of the Year"
Beeman Sports Strong Spartan Tennis Team
Crowded Spring Schedules Faced by Four Michigan State Teams
Following Alumni Clubs
Days of Yore
News About these Alumni
Necrology
MSC Alumnus Helps Discover New Method to Sterilized Blood Plasma

Date: April 15, 1951

Format: Text/pdf

Original Format: Publication

Resource Identifier: 19510415sm.pdf

Language: English

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