Ceramics Education Opens Path for Illinois Graduates
Coreeld outlines a strong job market for ceramic graduates led by the University of Illinois. Almost one quarter of the nation's ceramic-trained workers hail from Illinois with 18 job options for February graduates. The program emphasizes physics and mathematics, with extensive lab facilities and research.
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Correspondence Classes Popular at University of Illinois
The University of Illinois extension reports a 50 percent rise in enrollment in its correspondence and campus classes over the last year. More than 80 courses are offered by correspondence with classes in six communities, plus mail courses in many subjects from accountancy to mechanics. Most courses are college level and some admit students without high school graduation, contingent on approval by the correspondence director.
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Air Pollution Study Aids Disease Fight by Illinois Scientists
University of Illinois at Chicago under Dr Lloyd Arnold leads a pioneering air pollution study. Researchers plan quantitative analysis of airborne bacteria with the Wells air centrifuge to establish standards for pneumonia influenza scarlet fever and other air borne diseases and to support air conditioning development.
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24 Young Illini Scientists Among Nation's Leaders
Among the nation’s most prominent younger scientists are 24 members of the University of Illinois faculty, chosen in a nationwide vote of workers in various fields. Illinois rises from six to 24 since 1903, surpassed only by Caltech, and Kinois leads with 10 chemists. The group includes four in mathematics, three in botany and physics each, two in zoology, and one in geology and psychology.
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Hog Cholera Threat Prompts Veterinary Immunization Push
Two words haunt American swine producers Hog Cholera. Vaccination offers the only safeguard as cholera remains the top swine destroyer. A veterinarian should perform the double treatment around weaning time to protect herds and curb losses estimated near 30 million dollars this year.
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