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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1963)
: NOW OFFICIAL The town of Tennant now has a Community Service District which will provi? the population with water for domestic and irrigation uses, fire protec tion sanitation and street lighting. Voters wont to the polls Feb. 19 to approve the I proposal. Tennant, a former lumber town of some hundreds of rosidents, is, in Northern : California, south of Tulelake. Mrs. Georgia Christy, election inspector, is at ballot :-:ox, Photo by Richard Kirlc-Tennant THE OWL HOOTS By GEORGE MILLER Editor's Note: Guest writer ofl the Owl Hools column this week is Professor Georfic Miller, acting head of the Allied Arts and Sd-I onces Division. The Allied Arts and Sciences :;-i.Division at Oregon Tech has no Jn major curriculum of its own, but J acts as a service division to the v; various curricula of the school. 1( teaches the mathematics, physl- .;tal sciences, English, general '. business, and humanities require- : ments of these areas. . ' In 1953, the Department of Al lied and Elective Subjects was formed within the School of In dustrial Education. At this time there were four instructors offer ing eight different courses. In . : 1957, the department was retltled ' os Allied Arts and Sciences and ' ' given status as a sepurata school ; f Division fctatus was granted in 1 ,1(KQ Tim (AHiArf IliviKlnn lina ninrm j grown to 18 instructors offering! 64 ditlerent courses. ;The objectives of this division 'are: To offer a program of courses that enables the student to achieve greater success in his technical training; to correlate instruction and course content with that of the various tcclmi cal divisions; and to improve the ; curriculum continuously to meet ; the standards of higher cduca ';-tion and the changing needs of . ; Industry. ;-'The American Society for En ;glnoering Education in 19ta pub lished a report on the Characteris tics of Excellence in Engineering Technical Education. This report basically confirms what, has been ; taking placo at Oregon Tech since. ; 1955 when the Engineering Divi '. sion decided it w ould be to the '. ; best interests of the students if I ; Allied were to teach the math ;-!md science requirements for en ; Jjineering. ' f-; This report states that both ; math and physical sciences should . be taught at college level in courses separate from the techni cal area and so arranged that tlie principles bo taught prior to the time they are needed in the technical courses. The Allied Divi . sion meets the requirements sot in this reixirt by offering a full academic year of physical s c I ences and the necessary math. The committee making this re ; port recommends nine quarter ;. .hours of English. Every currlcu- ;; ,Jum at Oregon Tech meets this ; . ;rcquircmcnt. Allied Division teach- -,-cs these courses, placing special I -emphasis on written communica--;.'tion. Technical report writing is ; one of the most valuable subjects . ; . a student can take. Non-tcchni cal studies dealing with supervi sion, human relations, industrial iIM'WWlilMu II organization, psychology, and ceo- nomics are recommended by the committee. These courses are taught by the Allied Division and are available to all students on an elective or required basis. Since last fall, a research proj ect has been undertaken to evalu ate the Allied Arts and Sciences! Division. The various recruiting teams from industry that visit the Oregon Tech campus have been asked how valuable are the cours es taught by the Allied Division in the placement and advance ment of the Oregon Tech gradu ates in industry. They report that the more math and science a student takes, the better are his chances. Very few people in industry can write bullc- Billy Graham Said Improving HONOLULU (UPD-Evangelist Billy Graham was reported "in satisfactory condition and coming along fine" today in his battle against an acute gastro-intcstinal infection. Graham came to Hawaii to re cuperate iiom lung ailments that have bothered him for the past five years. Early last week he reported that he felt fit and ready for his Asian mission that is due to open in Manila in nine days, but on Thursday morning, he felt ill and checked into the hospital for tests. PARIS lUPD French secur-. ity forces Friday questioned nine men reportedly involved in plots. to kill Premier Georges Pompi dou and attack Sante Prison to release other accused terrorists. Naval Engisn Georges Buscia, 28, and eight other men were rounded up last Friday after a raid on a Paris apartment, po-; lice revealed Thursday night. Police said Buscia confessed he once was ordered by the Secret Army Organization (OAS) to kill Pompidou, head of President Char- tins, memos and reports so that others can understand what is written. "Concentrate on writing," they comment. "Since most peo ple lose their jobs because they can't get along with their fellow workers, it is necessary to stress human relations in college work," is another typical comment. Tho Allied Arts and Sciences Division at Oregon Tech can and is teaching the courses desired by industry and our accrediting associations. The faculty is well prepared and versatile so that it can correlate the technical need ana uses ot the Allied courses with the students' major curricu lum. 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Coinvwd Puzzle Explanations Hold Key To Success ..EXPLANATIONS ACROSS I. A UETEKGENT or-oap for rust would be beneficial in wash ing machines since it could re move rust from clothes. A DET ERRENT or prevention of rust already exists in the manufacture of washing machines. 5. A considerate gardener would give immediate attention to an injured ROOT if it were in his tooth. He might not be able to reach an injured ROOK or bird 6. Profanity usually becomes INVECTIVE or a violent denun ciation of something. It becomes INFECTIVE only where certain people are susceptible. 8. A sportsman or baseball player deseres credit for what ever he BATS. A sportsman or hunter does not deserve credit for something he BAGS out of season. 9. When a car starts to SKID. French Query Suspects les dc Gaulle's government. Gaullist Interior Minister Rog er Frey, one of his assistants and a French army colonel associat ed with Frey also were on a death list '.' police said "We were ordered to kill those who led tile fight against the' OAS," police quoted Buscia as saying. Police said Buscia and his gang planned to kill Pompidou with a shower of grenades as he left church Sunday near his country home. it may be damaged and make repairs necessary, wnen a car starts to SKIP or miss, the plugs may merely be wet. 13. In a prison, a guard might have to FREE an inmate, if he had been ordered to do so. He would only FLEE an inmate if he so decided. 14. Failing to VEER ahead, where anotlier car blocks his way. a racing driver could be killed. No racing driver would fail to PEER or look ahead. 16. A student's marks COULD depend upon his ability, but they WOULD depend upon other fac tors, including his health, teach er, and surroundings. 18. AS is a word meaning: to the same extent. 19. Without a CHANCE to go further, a man's work might de cline through discouragement. Without a CHANGE, his work would remain the same. 20. Any practical BET should have reliable support or facts to justify it. Any practical BED might be a BED for plants or the BED of a river, neither of which requires support. I EXPLANATIONS IK)H 1. A spring shower olten DltlPS or falls quickly. 11 only PttlK.s quickly if the sun cumcs out. 2. Anyone might like lo see his RICE covered in a pot ami uul exposed. Most people would like Pff-1-E.R.G E.N.TL-iFj TjNWcEnyjEUEL flTTi dZLlB. a rs I s ifi. p ! T W I III F S E I jnuaL, -.--iLxqi; V ! E Rl HC!0!U'LP I OMP IjR kP ClHiA'NXIETTTlB'EiT to see a RICK or haystack alter it has been covered rather than to watch it being covered. 3. There is always something satisfying about a welcome t'KEAD or step. A welcome TREAT might linn out to be un satisfying. 4. Ovei'xmeriiig FOES are al ways dangerous because they may attack. There is no danger in overpowering FOGS unless one is out in one. 7. VB. is an abbreviation, for the word: Verb. 10. One KERNEL or the essen tial part of a seed might start a successful business after plant ing. One KENNEL could be a suc cessful business. II. Only a fool WIELDS or ex crcises authority when it is un necessary. A wise man YIELDS authority when it is convenient. 12. Having broken the law, a farmer might seek a PARSON for advice or consolation. He would not expect a PARDON until he had cleared himself. 13. A fastidious neighbor could be appalled to see someone's muddy FLOOR. SI e would be no more appalled by a muddy FLOOD than by one that was not muddy. 15. Where there is no HOPE for an empty, burning building, it is wiser to stay away than to risk being burned. Where there is no HOSE for an empty, burn ing building, a bucket brigade might be formed. 17. A beautiful, ruffled LAKE would be pleasing to see or watch from the shore. 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