Earth Day actions at NMSU emphasize pollution solutions
The NMSU Student Council on the Polluted Environment led Earth Day activities on campus with a U S EPA speaker and a city university panel on pollution solutions. Las Cruces Mayor T J Graham proclaimed Earth Day and urged a two minute vehicle stoppage and noon bells and sirens.
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NMSU
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Las Cruces
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Frank Osterhoudt
Eugene Staffeldt
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History professor writes on The American South
Dr. Monroe Billington, chair of the history department, has published The American South, a six year project tracing the region from colonial times to the 1960s. The book covers pre South, society, education, literature, religion, economy, race relations and politics, emphasizing civil rights and postwar industrial growth.
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Monroe Billington
Charles Scribner and Sons
New York
American South
Billington
College of BA Econ revises master plan
The College of Business Administration and Economics announced a thorough revision of the Master of Business Administration program. The MBA is designated as a professional terminal degree by the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business and does not require undergraduate business coursework for admission. A minor up to 12 hours outside the college is offered, with encouragement for students to pursue minors in other departments.
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LeRoi Jones Calls for Black Revolution at Campus Event
LeRoi Jones, known as Imamu Baraka, urged a revolutionary shift at Corbett Center during Black Arts Festival week. He pressed black students to unite, educate within their communities, and seize political and economic power, critiquing white control and urging self reliance and organization.
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Corbett Center
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Newark
N.J
Tom
Pattern of the Years traces home economics history
A new book The Pattern of the Years chronicles the development of the university home economics department from 1899 to today. Authored by Opal Waymire Beaty, the emeritus professor, the illustrated volume is available free by writing to the Bulletin Office Drawer 3 Al NMSA Las Cruces New Mexico 88001.
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Nmga Alumn! Association
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N.M
Alumni Association
Opal Waymire Beaty
John M. White
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Christ Crieves Over the World Exhibition in Las Cruces
German professor Evan Lamb presented the modern religious painting Christ Crieves Over the World during Lent at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Las Cruces. Mrs Lamb studied art and languages in Europe and the United States.
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Immaculate Heart of Mary
Las Cruces
Lamb
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United States
BP Amador
Editing Staff Roles at 1971 Publication
The 1971 notice lists Dean Whitten as Managing Editor with Thomas P. Massad as assistant director of alumni relations, Rita M. Chegin as administrative assistant, and an assistant editor. It declares the institution an equal opportunity employer.
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Thomas P. Massad
Rita M. Chegin
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