Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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To The State . . , Farmers ' Week and the extension services have proved invaluable aids to the state at large, while the Veterinary ' Clini c lends its service to all. Michigan farmers have access to State laboratories where samples of their farm soil can be tested. People have come to Michigan State to be a servant to those who can use her numerous facilities. HERE ARE THE FACTS WKAR broadcasts reach 86% of the state ' s population . . . Extension service is offered in agriculture and home eco- nomics . . . There are enough recorded symphonies at WKAR so that no one sym- phony could be repeated in a year . . . 4-H clubs and home demonstration agents are spon- sored by M.S.C. extension serv- ive . . . And everyone knows that those handsome campus police are our future Michigan State Police . . .

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Michigan State College truly lives up to its name as a state college and has established a fine reputation for service in many ways. WKAR, the college station, reaches all homes in the lower peninsula with its varied and helpful pro- grams. Constant streams of students gain valuable and concentrated information in Short Courses.

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To The I [at on . . . HERE ARE THE FACTS Even tlu ' Red Cross uses M.S.C. bul letins . . . Two brigadier generals are num- bered among the alumni . . . The output of bulletins is 28 times more than that of form- er years . . . Three M.S.C. coeds were among the first group of enlisted WACS . . . The Air Corps ' training period here lasts five months, one of which is spent in actual flying. The services of Michigan State College are indeed far- reaching. The Air Corps training program established last spring has done much to advance its usual service to the nation at large. War conditions have increased the demand for bulletins which contain instructions on victory gardens and meals requiring less meat, sugar, and butter.