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1 llllllill War Menional Schohv hip will he set up program. Until the present, special programs in American Studies have been offered to a small number of Yale College and Graduate Students, but now Yale proposes to broaden these programs to pro ' ide a more systematic planning and coordination ot courses in the origin and development ot our social, political, and economic institutions. First, the University will t)pcn the program to equip the average Yale graduate, who though not a professional scholar, often as- sumes the task of leadership in the commu- nity. As a second step, the Graduate School will make available a special division of Amer- ican Studies to men and women now teach- ing in public and private schools throughout the country. HER BUILDINGS A new physics building will be erected to enable Yale to fulfill its part in the war effort. Housing a cyclotron, Eli physicists, under contracts from the U.S. government, will at- tempt to smash new and unexplored atoms. Inasmuch as serious overcrowding exists in Plant Science, Microbiology, Zoology and Biophysics as well as Physics, the old Sloane Laboratory will be turned o ' cr to these branches. Besides the government contract needs, Sloan was built in 1912 when whole areas of research and entire subjects now on the curriculum were in their infancy. Besides such construction for scientific pur- poses, other buildings such as a Freshman Activities Center will be erected; this one cost- ing $600,000 will help large entering classes more fully adjust to Llniversity life. E ' en old Connecticut Hall will be affected as a new steel frame bolsters its sagging brick walls. Moreover, the Yale fish are not forgotten, for Peabody Museum is to be enlarged to house new and wonderful piscatorial specimens. But these buildings are tools, and in the final out- come, Yale will, as always, be measured by its men. In Yale ' s student body lies idtimnte respdiisihility jor pra j ress

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PHI BETA KAPPA Officers of the Gratluate Chapter Santord Herbert Goldstein President Gregorv Blackwcll Tavlor. . . .Vice-President Arthur Seymour Olick Secretary Leonard Einnehmer Treasurer John Wallace Willoughby Executive Committee Member INITIATED MARCH 6, 1951 Class of 1951 Lewis Adelson Berger Lawrence Stewart Bohan Carl Nordyke Brownsberger Frank Joseph Dawson II Denton Fox Robert Nathan Grant Raymond Bert Green Richard Hiram Herman Herr Paul Sothe Holbo Robert Volney Hoobing Peter Taylor Jones Kent Gordon Kimball Donald Alan Krider Saul Jack Landau Bruce Elliott Mainwaring ]ames English Miles Donald James Moore John Anthony Petropulos Franklin Hewit Pfeiffenberger Milton Joseph Schlesinger Jr. Donald Alan Schon Anthony Martin Schulte James Alfred Stephens Henry Warren Thwing Arthur Tuden Arthur Edward Walters Frederic Weiss Peter W ' hite ViTO Joseph Zupa Eugene Milton Zwillinger i