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Professor Max Jakob, research professor of mechanical engi—
neering, and Docton William Wilcon Morgan. associate professor
of astrophysics, at the University of Chicago’s Yerken ther‘vn.~
tony, were the principle speakers at loot Wednesday’s meeting

:oi’ the UT chapter of the Sigma Xi.

Dr. Jakob discussed the value of
astronomical research to ii techno--
logical institution like ll'l’, stated.
that, “We are in at science of one
world, which is a. rapidly expanding:
world. The astronomer is of the
same scientific world. We here at
Illinois Tech find it impocsihle t0
imow what gonzo on in every corner
of fihe scientific worlrl, however, it is
desirable to know what woes on in
the iinlzronomical corner of the sci-
entific world."

He also pointed out that the nit-ac.-
tical sciences have been developed
from astronomy, 9.51. mechanics, dy.
namics, Newton’s Laws and Kocp»
plcr’s Lawn. From astronomical re-
search has stemmed the fields of

 

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Socoriizicc

W KAPPA PM!

Alpha Phi chapter of Pi Kappa
Phi will inaugural/c a series of open
informal dances this week, accord-
ing to an announcement made. by
Ralph Bellie, historian of the fra—
ternity. The dances will he held each
Saturday evening, unless the Chap-
ter has planned another activity for
the same night.

Pledge period of the, current pledge
class has continued with active mem—

. bars sitting in on some of the meet»

ings, stated Pledgemuster Van N955.
The pledge are learning: their lessons
well under his direction, other oc—
tives added.

Plans have becn made for a fra-
lzernity hayride to he, carried out
Saturday night on the northwest
side.

DELTA lAU DELTA

To make it a full week end, after
attending the “Serenade in Gold” in
strong numbers, the Delta are back-
ing; a. combined Barn Dance, scavcn;
gar hunt and beer party the next

 

spectral analysxs, Fraunhofcr lines,
optics, and plioiog'i'aphy.

Dr. Morgan, in diecunsing
of the lat/(ash :idvanccmcnts in astro—
nomical research, mentioned a new
instrumcnl, the coronomctcr. This
instrument makes it possible to
photograph the corona of the sun
in daylight where previously it was
only visihlc during an eclipse. Dr.
Morgan attributed sonic of the latest
successes in astronomical l'llfieal‘cl'l
to the cooperahivc svntcm in the use
by the observatories. Photos of the
galaxies and star clustcrs were dis-
played by Dr. ll'lorgan. llt is from
the study of other galaxies that we
learn so much of the galaxy in which
our own planet is situated, he stated.

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lily llT Foreign lilniicnlo

A general meeting» of UT foreign
students sponsored by Dr. F. K.
Richter, associate. professm' of the
language and literary department,
was held Monday, November 4. The
purpose of the meeting; was to pro»
mole internationalism, to bring these
students. in harmony irrespective of
race, color, or religion and to ac»
quaint them with the sports and so»
cial life of the United States. A
committee was appointed to frame
a constitution and to plan activities
for the society.

At the meeting held yesterday in
Chapin Hall, the proposed constitu-
tion was introduced and discussed.

 

 

day. Emphasis will be placed on
cach of the various; forms of enter-
tainment in more or lch succession,
commented Tom Gelavan, social
entrepreneur. The cork in the barrel
has been to find a suitable bamm
ofl‘ the campus.

Future social events for the 5,3.
mester include the traditional Chriat«
mas party and a proposed New
Year’s celebration.

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At ii i'cccm election, the Math
(“luh selected Robert D. ’l‘casdale as
its new president. Other new officers
of the club include: Secretary,
(Thamllei‘ l». Son‘lmons, and program
chi-Airman, Millmi F. Seai'l.

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hold a meeting in Room 295 Chapin
at ll am. Friday. Robert Fl‘ciisidale
will lUC‘lUIT‘ on the
tion” and the “Error Function" and
Milton Scull will tall: mi
Numbers.”

President 'l‘canilalc indicated that
the Math Club would like
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Arnold Rosncr. presnient, at. the
club regular meeting. last Wctlncé‘w
(lay evening. In order to stimulate
activity, a motion was proposed anti
adopted that all pledges be required
to submit at least onc salon print
to the club. These prints will be
judged and those found suitable will
he placed on display in the Student,
Union.

One, of the first projects of the
camera club for this. term, will he
the photo contest which Technology
News is coasponsoi-ing. All futni'e
meetings of the club will feature
either speaker or movies and all
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meet this Friday, according to Fiaéi
Travis, pi'e'sio‘cnt. The room will ho
announced. The senior farewell and,
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