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Dr. Donald Isenhowcr esslstnnt
professor of physics recently re
ccived an Iowa State University
Research Excellence Award for his
dissertation concerning elementary
particle physics.
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by variqusr departraent?jOt- the uni-
versity to graduate 'students whose
dissertations or theses are consid-
ered among the top 10 percent in
overall quality from the respective
departments said Isenhowcr
His award consisted ..of $300 a
certificate and a red and gold cord
worn at the coramencerocpt. .pro-
gram.. ' - t i i n L
Isenhowcr who received his doc-
torate in high energy physics in
December said elementary particle
physics "is simply looking at the
structure of nature on a very very
small scale."
In his dissertation .titled "Search
for Gtuonic Boun States inHjgh
Energy Proton-ProleiColllsions
Isenhowcr discussed the theory call-
ed quantum chromodynamics.
He said protons and neutrons are
made up of smaller particles known
Pledging
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Five social clubs to accept spring pledges
Five social clubs will are sched-
uled to sponsor pledging activities
during the spring semester.
Because of social club policy only
clubs with memberships of less than
100 are eligible to conduct pledging
during the spring.
The men's dubs that will conduct
pledging are Centurion Kinsmen
and Phi Quag Mire. Women's clubs
Delta Theta and Kappa Delian Shri
will conduct pledging also.
Jack Rigncy president of Cen-
turion said the club has scheduled a
tea for all men interested in their
club. The event is scheduled Sun-
day at 1;30 p.m. in the Campus
Center.
Centurion has about 40 members
and is trying to increase that
number.
Kinsmen will have their ddcr at
2:00 p.m. Sunday in the Living
Room of the Campus Center said
Roel Padilla club president. The
club has about 17 members.
Phi Quag Mire is scheduled to
conduct a baked potato rush Mon-
day from 56 p.m. in the Faculty
Dining Room of the Campus
Center. RusrDale president of the
club said they currently have ap-
proximately 30 members.
Bids for the men's clubs will be
Eassed out Thursday and Bid Night
. scheduled for Friday of the week
after said Norman Archibald
associate dean of students-:
The date of the women's pledge
period has not been decided yet.
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as quarks and the quarks are bound
together by gluonlc bonds.
In his experiments and research
Isenhowcr tried to prove a prevalent
theory that states gluons should be
able to act together without the
presence of quarks to form a new
substance with different properties
and n different structure than pro-
tons and neutrons.
The research which took four
years to complete consisted of three
months of assembling data in
Geneva Switzerland at the facilities
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Nuclear Research and the reman!
ing period of time of analyzing the
data by the use of computers at the
Ames Laboratory which Is af-
filiated with ISU.
"Gathering the data didn't take
very long but analyzing the data
took a lot of time" said Isenhowcr.
"It took a lot of computer work1'
he said.
He said the existence of gluonlc
bound states has not been confirm-
ed yet.
Iscnhower joined the ACU facul-
ty in August 1986. He graduartl'
magna cum laude from ACU w'
1981 with a bachelor's degree in
physics
Rentil refrigerators
stolen from storage
reffiserators'beloibe-
Reator Rentals
Fifteen small re
intr to Wildcat Re
were stolen from a rented storage
unit sometime during the weekend
according to police reports.
Tim Russell who operates
Wildcat Refrigerator Rentals for
American Leasing Companies of
Atlanta Ga said he reported the
theft to Abilene police Sunday
afternoon after discovering the theft
at the rented storage unit.
Wildcat rents two-cubic-foot
refrigerators to students for use in
. dorm rooms.
Russell senior industrial cduca-
Prayer
tion major from Abilene said he
had gone to get three of
refrigerators for delivery when
noticed the locks on his unit m
ing and the refrigerators gone.
Russell said the operators of the
storage facility do not provide in-
surance but did notify other storage
unit renters of the break-in. He said
the locks on 8 to 10 other storage
units were also missing but the one
owner he spoke with said nothing
was missing from her unit.
Russell said police believe the
thief or thieves may attempt to sell
the stolen refrigerators.
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issue in. state house
AUSTIN (AP) - A bUl that would
allow voluntary prayer in Texas
schools before classes begin has
been introduced for this year's
legislative session.
Rep. Al Edwards D-Houston
said Monday that he hopes such
legislation would help combat many
ofthe problems students face today
"In recent years we have seen an
enormous increase in the amount of
drugs alcoholism violence sex
vandalism and disrespect for teach-
ers in schools. There has also been a
tremendous rise in teen pregnan
cies burglaries fires related to ar-
son and physical attacks on teach-
ers" Edwards said.
"All of these things have con-
tributed to a lack of interest in
education on the part of our stu-
dents. Giving students the opportu-
nity for prayer might counter that"
he said.
Edwards' bill was filed in adva jfl
of the session and would alloV
school boards to authorize the open-
ing of classrooms for voluntary
prayer before the regular school day
begins.
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The Optimist (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 30, Ed. 1, Friday, January 16, 1987, newspaper, January 16, 1987; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth92091/m1/4/: accessed May 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Christian University Library.