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Newspaper
New Mexico Aggie
Location
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1971
Page
13
Notice from the NMSU Alumni Association in Las Cruces New Mexico informs of a mailing address change. It states published six times yearly free to alumni and asks reporters to include the old address when reporting changes.
A heartfeltmessage to Justin from a grieving friend blendsof personal memory and a shared poem. The note recalls school days, trips to Van Patten’s, comradery, and a promise to share the verse, ending with blessings and love. The tone is intimate and elegiac, preserving a deep friendship.
Academic Vice President D C Roush detailed university steps in ethnic education at a regents session. He outlined recruiting goals for minority and women representation, notes on Chicano PhDs, an American Indian adjunct professor, and plans to fund ethnic programs in the 1972 73 budget. He also cited courses, research, and a $38934 contract with the Physical Science Laboratory plus a $37989 NSF grant within the International Biological Program.
Dr George McNew of the Boyce Thompson Institute told SU faculty on May 17 that scientific agriculture preserves land resources while increasing food and fiber output. He noted advances in seed, livestock breeds, fertilization and mechanization and warned of soil erosion pesticide and feedlot issues as problems to solve. Dean Whitten becomes editor of the Aggie publication, announced Gene Eliot.
The Aggie staff roster lists Dean Whitten as editor, Gene H. Elliott as director of alumni relations, Thomas P. Massad as assistant director, Rita M. Chegin as administrative assistant, and an assistant editor. This highlights leadership and support positions within the publication team.
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