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Show i f he Pally MU.h Chronicle., Uppity. r&VWM2 Bicnnanin Eyring dies P&geihfet 1971 inSaltLakeCit aftei hisfiist wife died in 199. from page one in chemistry in 1927 from the University of California-BerkeleHe spent two years in and research at the University of teaching Wisconsin and then went to the kaiser-WilhelInstitute in Berlin as a national researc h fellow in 1929. The following year he returned to the United States and became a lecturer at the University of California. In 1931 Eyring was apMintcd research associate at Princeton I'niversity and hecame assoc iate professor in 193( and professor of c hemistry in 1938. Kyi int; man ied M ildred Bcnnion Aug. 21 in 1928 in Chic ago. He reman ied Winifred y. m In 1946. he left Princeton to become dean of the graduate school at the University. Eyring received one of his greatest honors at the I'niversity in Decern her 1980 when the chemistry building, completed in 1978. was named in his honor. A sjx'aker at the building dedication. Elder Neal Maxwell, said Eyring's "genius allowed him to take his work seriously. Vet. he was Mill able not to take himself loo seriously." Eyring received honorary doctorate degrees from 15 universities inc luding Princeton, the I'liiversity of Arizona and the I'niversity. He also received the first honorary doctorate given to a foreign sc holar by the Seoul. Korea National University in 196.1. Evring was a contributor to the 5th edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica for "Principles of Chemical Kinetics." Aside from his academic achievments. Evring held an annual footrace at the I'niversity for several years. He would run dash and against any c hallengers in a he did not healw win finished the although ays event. Eyring is survived by his w idow, three sons, four sisters, two brothers and 21 grandchildren. Eyring was buried Dec. 30 and the family 50-ya- rd suggests contributions to the American Cancer Societv. Study abroad deadline Application deadline is Jan. 15 for 1051.500 scholarships to be awarded by the I'niversity Liberal Education Council for study abroad. Criteria for eligibility include: 36 credits completed at the University of Utah; 3.0 cumulative grade point average: tw o letters of recommendation; language proficiency where required; and a description of a proposed foreign study program relevant to the applicant'seducational goals. Application forms and further information is available from the Studv Abroad Office. Union 159. 581-58- 9. 1 HEWLETT PACKARD UNIVERSITY OF UTAH COMPUTER CENTER SHORT COURSES 1 THEHP-41.-.. PROFESSIONAL ALTERNATIVE ALL HEWLETT PACKET CALCULATORS IN STOCK NOW. SOFTWARE & SOLUTION BOOKS AVAILABLE. WINTER QUARTER SPECIALS 90-DA- Y AAII $12995 $11495 ARI P VALLEY WEST Office Supply & VALLEYEAST Office Supply & Business Machines Business Machines Valley Fair Mall 1057 E. 2 100 So. 467-153- non-cred- it HP-12- C HP-11- C OVER THE COUNTER GUARANTEE REPAIR SERVICE A series of short courses will be offered by the University of Utah Computer Center this winter quarter. These courses deal with various computing concepts and applications. Individuals seeking a painless and inexpensive introduction to computing in general are encouraged to consider the first two courses listed below. Those having an interest in statistical computing or in automated document processing will find courses available those areas. .v 7 969-630- 3 Registration: Register for all courses at the UUCC Business Office MEB 31 1 6 prior to the first class. There will be a small fee for each course. A computer account will be provided for performing assignments. Basic Computer Concepts Time: 1 1:00 - 11:50 T H F Jan. 5 Fee: $10.00 Place: MEB 3128 Prereq.: None Jan. 15 -- Introduces basic concepts associated with computers. Topics include: general computer capabilities and limitations, software, hardware, programming, and data TCCIF 'EM AS... Introduction to Demand Processing Time: 1 :00 - 1 50 T H F Jan. 1 9 - Jan. 29 1 1 Place: MEB 3128 Fee: $10.00 Prereq: Basic Computer Concepts Introduction the UUCC Timesharing System and to DEMAND processing. Topics include: using a computer terminal, introduction to Univac file structure, and using the University of Maryland Text Editor. Document Processing Short Course Time: 11:00 - 11:50 T H F Feb. 2 Place: MEB 3128 Fee: $15.00 Feb. 12 - Prereq: None Whether you are writing a memo, a letter, a paper, or a thesis, computer-basedocument processing can make the job easier. This class, which assumes no background in computing, will provide course participants with sufficient information to enable them to use a terminal to enter textural matter into the computer and to produce documents. computer-forma- t d Yes, CRC, one of the wholly owned processes are involved subsidiaries of Pay You Cash On The Spot For Empty Aluminum Cans of Any Kind. ducument processing: text editing and text formatting. Accordingly, course participants will be instructed in the use of a text editor (UOM Text Editor) and a text formatter (FORMAT) Earn 250 for every pound (about of aluminum cans SPSS Short Course Anheuser-Busc- 24) It's will h, you recycle. an easy way to earn extra money for your club, favorite charity or yourself. what could be trash into cash and clean up while you're cleaning up! Turn Two basic Time: 1.10 - 2:0 Place MEB 3176 in MW Jan. 25 Fee $15 00 - Feb. 10 Prereq At least one class in statistics This course introduces participants to SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences), a collection of computer programs which are used for statistical analysis not only in the social sciences (as the name mistakenly implies) but in most every academic discipline which uses statistical analysis as a tool for research or instruction SPSS is distribualso used extensively in commercial business applications and has world-widtion No experience with computers is required e STAT80 Short Course H.E.A.R.T. CORP. HANDICAPPED EMPLOYMENT AND REHABILITATION TRAINING 3326 South 275 East SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 841 5 PHONE 487-8591 7 0PENM0N. THRU FRIDAY 10:00 a m. til! 4 00 p m OPEN SATURDAY 10 00 p m 1 0 - 4 00 MEB 3128 At least one Time 3 N Place Prereq Fee $20 00 Feb H class in 1 7 - Mar 11 statu tics This course will introduce participants to STAT80 an interactive computer program which is used for statistical analysis Interactive" means that the communication between the program and the user is done via a computer terminal (e g the user types a command and STAT80 gives an immediate response) In comparison with other statistical programs STAT80 is ideal for those people who require a statistical ana'vsis Put who don t want the bother of having to punch computer cards, or learn the complexities c! a computer svstem No experience with computers is required |
