SCIENCE CLUB
The pu rp os eof the Science Club is to pr omot ethe in ter
est s of science amongit s memb ers . SanDiego has renown ed
sci entis tsvis iti ngits educat ionalcente rseach year as we ll as
a number in res idence .Las t yea r memb ershad the pr iv ile ge
of he ar ingNob el Pr ize winne rs in phy sical chemi stry,bio
chemist ry,an d gene tic s.Theclub keeps its memb ers poste d
on loca l science progra ms, en cour ag es at tend an ce ,and
br ingsas man y as pos sible to the coll eg e.The clu b alsohe lps
its memb ers to kee p up wi th cu rr en tscie ntif ic jou rna ls by
pa ne l discus sions at thei r mee tin gsan d by askin g st ud en ts
in th e phyic aland lif escie nce clas ses to pe rfo rmdemo ns tra
tion expe rim en ts.
A very impo rta ntfunc tio nof the clu b is to he lp science
majo rs dis cov er the pa rti cu lar vocat ion in wh ich they can
ma ke the gr ea testco nt ribu tio n. Tours and pe rso na lconta cts
with scie ntif icin st itu tio ns ar e ar ra ng ed ; fe llows hip s,gr an ts
and scho lar sh ips are inve sti ga ted .
Thisyear the officers wer e: Joy ce Law son ,vice pr es iden t;
Mar th aFi orin o,pr es iden t; Jud y Turle y, tre asurer ; and
Ge or
gi a Be ch ler ,sec retary . The ywor ke dwith Moth erFa rre nsas
mod er at or . In the pi ct ureabove the y are demon str at ing the
use of the War bu rgap pa ra tu
s.Atthe righ t, D r. Ch ris ten -
sen is checkin gthe wo rk of Ju dy Tur le yand An n McGo w-
an , as they wo rk ou t a pro blem in Ce llu larPhysi ology .
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