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University Daily Kansan
Friday, May 3, 1963
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it by his or her labor in a liberal arts college." Prof. Brewster said.
"You don't develop scholarship by studying easy things. It is not what you study that is so important, it is that you study."
that you study is so important, it is that you study.
Prof. Brewster said students must "develop the habit of mastery"
Brewster said students must "develop the habit of mastery. As an example he noted that the eager, bright students usually sit near the front of the room, hanging on the teacher's wall.
sit near the front of the room, hanging on the teacher's every word. The not so bright and not so eager students sit to the back of the room, he said.
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Thirteen Honors Given At Chemistry Banquet
Twelve KU chemistry students and one Kansas high school student received awards at the Chemistry Department's annual Spring Honors Banquet yesterday in the Kansas Union.
The four students who received awards for outstanding work in general chemistry courses are George Benson, El Dorado sophomore; Joseph Bowman, Overland Park freshman; Charles Newton, Grainfield freshman, and Michael Vineyard, Wymore, Neb., freshman.
Awards for outstanding work in analytical chemistry went to Dwayne Fischer, Osborne junior, and Terry Miller, Baxter Springs sophomore.
Merle Pattengill, McPherson junior, received the award for outstanding work in organic chemistry.
The award for outstanding undergraduate work in physical chemistry went to Warren Keller, Winfield senior.
William Breckenridge, Louisburg senior received the Alpha Chi Sigma plaque awarded to the outstanding senior in chemistry, and the American Institute of Chemists medal awarded the outstanding graduating senior.
The KU Chemistry Department awarded the Brewster Scholarship, for the outstanding entering freshman to Robert King of Glasco.
Gerald Throop of Wamego was recipient of the Arthur W. Davidson award to the outstanding first year graduate student.
The outstanding teaching assistantship award went to Mrs. Jean Gibbons, Lawrence graduate student.
Dorothy Wong, Formosa graduate student, received the Phillips Fellowship awarded to the outstanding student in his last year of graduate work.
Stanley Manahan, Peabody graduate student, was awarded the DuPont Teaching Fellowship which is based on a teaching assistantship record over a two-year period.
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