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No, stupid, that's the cigarette lighter! Aerospace Care to feel high Without getting involved with highly realistic flight simulator used to instruct stu- drugs? Like to take up space? just plane-crazy? Then dents instrument flying techniques and procedures, the Aerospace Program is your bag. Besides doing the levers, control panels, take-off procedures, and other usual uthingsn, the program has a new Hhappen- flight procedures. Is that any way to run a program? ing - the General Aviation Trainer 1. The trainer is a You bet it is. . . .and the ignition is to the left.
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Marine Science Technology Actually the devices these surveying students are using are sextants not cannons. Sextants are used for measuring distances, determining angles, and looking at objects in the distance Qlike co-edsj. The new Marine Science Technology program at M-DJCN is the only junior college program that emphasizes the engi- neering aspects of oceanography as opposed to the fishery or biological aspects. Presently composed of approximately forty-one students, the department, which plans expansion of its facilities in order to accommodate two hundred students, is affiliated with the University of Miamiis marine science technology department. Both are participating in a federally-sponsored sea grant whose goal is to expand the educational aspects of oceanography. The course, which entails the marine survey, engineering, and electronics technologies, offers, besides the usual class- room lectures, shipboard experiences and internships with various agencies involved with oceanographic projects. This exposes the students to the environment and the difficulties he will have to deal with. fHow about sea sickness?J 1 Ready. . . 2 Aim. . . 3 Fire! r I . . . . .., . -- 1 - Y - - -4- ' '-' in-iiiln'
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