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ffiyfr t^UU 4*7 Vol. XIX, No. 3 Augsburg College and Theological Seminary, Minneapolis, Minn. LFC Votes To Rejoin Merger Talks; Increases Financial Goal for Augsburg Merger is were the chief order of business at the 61st annual conference Church. Delegates are weighing the problem of union in Trinity Reopen tions Mil'1 ran Free Church. the LFC will be THE PROPOSED unioi church. Minim.. ■ minimum in, Augs- Churvh. li the merged church. iiiuin re- rmber of When tl -fourths IN HIS REPORT communil Three Faculty Members Study Alumni Views, Future Program, Students at NCA Workshop irg faculty mem- h began June 17 ontinuing until July 12. tins, instructor in >f history and poind Mr. Carl Ham- uion. The three will ma for the facul- :he needs of the Mr. Ozolins is studying alumni he curriculum ami religi- i i:ti. He tentatively plans , ire for the -valuation ■ .tduate. Dr. Chrislock will study various of the mat and student al il Mr. Hammarbi dent load and try to determine the natun tial student cliei At the consultati Hill Family Foundation Awards Research Grant to Dr. Nash tatn Augsburg Grads Win Three Fulbrights; Six Will Study in Norway, Germany Three Augsburg college gradu- warded Fulbright i of study abroad. Three undergraduates -pend a summer in Europe under SPAN (Student Proj- THE FULBRIGHTERS, tin grantees f'T graduate stud) abroad in L957-58 under the International Educational Exchange program of l)i< state department, are Carolyn 11 lii. Brodin and Paul Nyhus. : aduate of 1956. Carolyn Lower will studs folk music at tl"' I niversity of Oslo in \ native of St. James. taught high school North Branch Arlen Brodin. also ;■ 1956 honor graduate, will stud) philosophy at Eberhard Karls university in Tue- bingen. Germany. From Minneap- iudied at the I i if Minnesota last year. Valedictorian of the 1957 class. Paul Nyhus from Cumberland. in m ill study phili Ruprecht Karl universit) in Heidelberg. Germany. SPAN SCHOLARS a 1 r e a d y in <.r i man) this summer are John and Alice Lindell. brother and sis- tei from Minneapolis. Seniors next year, they are studying so Nexl summer Beverly Tollefson, sophomore from Osnabrock. North Dakota, will go to Norway to study home economics. Alumni Picnic Augsburg alumni, students present and prospective, and faculty and staff will have a chance to meet new Auggies and renew old acquaintances at the first annual alumni picnic July 14. The picnic, to be held at Nokomis Park in Minneapolis, will begin with a pot luck dinner at 12:30. Families attending will bring their own dishes and silver as well as something for pot luck. Coffee, pop and ice cream will be provided. Out of town visitors can reach Nokomis Park by following Cedar Avenue to Minnehaha Parkway and turning east on the Parkway. Dr. Aili ed a study grant b\ ll, and Maud Hill ' tion of St. Paul I ' man of the dn . rgburg. The grant i- in support of a study of the relal ing to the development o Dr. Nash's stud\ wil \ of the !'■■ and ETV Teachers Face Problems, Opportunities, Urdahl Discloses i [cited about the possibilil in the Twin Cities on September 2. But thi of their ingenuity in setting up programs for the Mr Krling I rdahl, logy and Augsburg'- LT\ co - ordinator, described the situation «>f tl er planning a class for television. the students feel. Talking to an unseen audience lacks the stimulation provided students in the classroom. Time limits ai i on TV than in tl : dismiss . arh or hold th the bell. will have to be timed to ond. Augsburg has requested 36 one-half hour programs for the first year of ETV. If will offer a course in biology, music appreciation or beginning Spanish. Offering credit for TV courses taken from otfjer colleges is being considered. Dr. Lund-Quist Speaks 110 Receive B.A. Degree in Quadrangle Commencement One hundred ten seniors received the degree of Bachelor of \ugsburg commencement June 3. For th ii was held out- impus quadrangle facult) membei academic dress. k of the Christian church is changing because of world-wide i >r. Carl Lund- Quist told the graduates. The exe- ■ >f the Lutheran isiied that Christiana are needed in intema- . : mon *as delivered on June 2 at Tl *] ork. ■ graduated From Maj ill m as I'T. John Stensvaag. dean of the semi- Nine of the ten seminary graduate- have accepted calls to parishes in the Lutheran Free church. Ed- w'ard Nyhus will do graduate work at Princeton seminary. Leland Evenson will serve Kin- it. Dakota. Maynard Nel- -.iii kill begin work al Powers lake. North Dakota and Krling Huglen will be at Harvey, North Dakota. rig in Minnesota . ill at Foxbaven, Donald Helland at Roch< Jaspei Swenson at Northfield. Jerome Lines- will begin work as south pastor in Dulutb. Eugene Anderson «ill serve a Albert Sandness will be in Elbow, Canada, i parishes i annual me 16. Commencemenf .«re;~, for t compui quadrongl* for the Mcond itraight t 110 graduate* w«r» h*ld on tfte dom in discus* troversial of pub- However, Mr. Urd stations in the south have found little ail'.. ■ Fortunately or unf< ■ I
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Publication Title | Augsburg Bulletin May-June 1957 |
Issue Date | 1957-05-01 |
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Transcript | ffiyfr t^UU 4*7 Vol. XIX, No. 3 Augsburg College and Theological Seminary, Minneapolis, Minn. LFC Votes To Rejoin Merger Talks; Increases Financial Goal for Augsburg Merger is were the chief order of business at the 61st annual conference Church. Delegates are weighing the problem of union in Trinity Reopen tions Mil'1 ran Free Church. the LFC will be THE PROPOSED unioi church. Minim.. ■ minimum in, Augs- Churvh. li the merged church. iiiuin re- rmber of When tl -fourths IN HIS REPORT communil Three Faculty Members Study Alumni Views, Future Program, Students at NCA Workshop irg faculty mem- h began June 17 ontinuing until July 12. tins, instructor in >f history and poind Mr. Carl Ham- uion. The three will ma for the facul- :he needs of the Mr. Ozolins is studying alumni he curriculum ami religi- i i:ti. He tentatively plans , ire for the -valuation ■ .tduate. Dr. Chrislock will study various of the mat and student al il Mr. Hammarbi dent load and try to determine the natun tial student cliei At the consultati Hill Family Foundation Awards Research Grant to Dr. Nash tatn Augsburg Grads Win Three Fulbrights; Six Will Study in Norway, Germany Three Augsburg college gradu- warded Fulbright i of study abroad. Three undergraduates -pend a summer in Europe under SPAN (Student Proj- THE FULBRIGHTERS, tin grantees f'T graduate stud) abroad in L957-58 under the International Educational Exchange program of l)i< state department, are Carolyn 11 lii. Brodin and Paul Nyhus. : aduate of 1956. Carolyn Lower will studs folk music at tl"' I niversity of Oslo in \ native of St. James. taught high school North Branch Arlen Brodin. also ;■ 1956 honor graduate, will stud) philosophy at Eberhard Karls university in Tue- bingen. Germany. From Minneap- iudied at the I i if Minnesota last year. Valedictorian of the 1957 class. Paul Nyhus from Cumberland. in m ill study phili Ruprecht Karl universit) in Heidelberg. Germany. SPAN SCHOLARS a 1 r e a d y in <.r i man) this summer are John and Alice Lindell. brother and sis- tei from Minneapolis. Seniors next year, they are studying so Nexl summer Beverly Tollefson, sophomore from Osnabrock. North Dakota, will go to Norway to study home economics. Alumni Picnic Augsburg alumni, students present and prospective, and faculty and staff will have a chance to meet new Auggies and renew old acquaintances at the first annual alumni picnic July 14. The picnic, to be held at Nokomis Park in Minneapolis, will begin with a pot luck dinner at 12:30. Families attending will bring their own dishes and silver as well as something for pot luck. Coffee, pop and ice cream will be provided. Out of town visitors can reach Nokomis Park by following Cedar Avenue to Minnehaha Parkway and turning east on the Parkway. Dr. Aili ed a study grant b\ ll, and Maud Hill ' tion of St. Paul I ' man of the dn . rgburg. The grant i- in support of a study of the relal ing to the development o Dr. Nash's stud\ wil \ of the !'■■ and ETV Teachers Face Problems, Opportunities, Urdahl Discloses i [cited about the possibilil in the Twin Cities on September 2. But thi of their ingenuity in setting up programs for the Mr Krling I rdahl, logy and Augsburg'- LT\ co - ordinator, described the situation «>f tl er planning a class for television. the students feel. Talking to an unseen audience lacks the stimulation provided students in the classroom. Time limits ai i on TV than in tl : dismiss . arh or hold th the bell. will have to be timed to ond. Augsburg has requested 36 one-half hour programs for the first year of ETV. If will offer a course in biology, music appreciation or beginning Spanish. Offering credit for TV courses taken from otfjer colleges is being considered. Dr. Lund-Quist Speaks 110 Receive B.A. Degree in Quadrangle Commencement One hundred ten seniors received the degree of Bachelor of \ugsburg commencement June 3. For th ii was held out- impus quadrangle facult) membei academic dress. k of the Christian church is changing because of world-wide i >r. Carl Lund- Quist told the graduates. The exe- ■ >f the Lutheran isiied that Christiana are needed in intema- . : mon *as delivered on June 2 at Tl *] ork. ■ graduated From Maj ill m as I'T. John Stensvaag. dean of the semi- Nine of the ten seminary graduate- have accepted calls to parishes in the Lutheran Free church. Ed- w'ard Nyhus will do graduate work at Princeton seminary. Leland Evenson will serve Kin- it. Dakota. Maynard Nel- -.iii kill begin work al Powers lake. North Dakota and Krling Huglen will be at Harvey, North Dakota. rig in Minnesota . ill at Foxbaven, Donald Helland at Roch< Jaspei Swenson at Northfield. Jerome Lines- will begin work as south pastor in Dulutb. Eugene Anderson «ill serve a Albert Sandness will be in Elbow, Canada, i parishes i annual me 16. Commencemenf .«re;~, for t compui quadrongl* for the Mcond itraight t 110 graduate* w«r» h*ld on tfte dom in discus* troversial of pub- However, Mr. Urd stations in the south have found little ail'.. ■ Fortunately or unf< ■ I |
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