The Ursinus Weekly, February 26, 1962

Jean Dillin wins Weekly contest • Sororities welcome 14 new members; 43 men accept frat bids this afternoon • Beardwood chemistry club hears Dr. Levie Van Dam • Two Ursinus women offer Summer teaching position on Indian reservations • Colors presented to new UC women • Patti Whittick elected May queen; JoAnn Lewis unopposed May manager • Philadelphia rabbi participates in religious emphasis week • Charities chosen for Campus Chest • Wire manufacturer appears for ACES • Student teachers hear C-T principal • Clinic Day unqualified success • Editorial: Dual roles • Lycoming College to hold music fete • Ursinus in the past • Pearson, Williams named WSGA, WAA representatives • Cabinet of Y receives two day study choices • Veterinarian work topic for pre-med. society guest • Cooler breezes consort in Austria and Germany • Leber-South leads dorm cage league • Maids swim, dive for two victories • MASCAC wrestling tickets on sale • Grapplers pound PMC, 32-0; Dean, Powers still unbeaten • Hoopsters winless in week\u27s action; Delaware, Drexel drub Grizzlies • Women split two tilts; West Chester cagers win • Track team runs early indoor meets • Collegeville tops Phoenix YMCA basketball league • Collegeville Girl Scouts hear Mrs. Ned Seelye • 17 Collegeville firemen at Phila. fire school • Charles H. Noss, Ursinus Director, dies suddenlyhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1312/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, October 30, 1961

Loyalty kick-off dinner features famous co-eds • Ursinus College treats Homecoming visitors to decorations, dinners, sports, and a dance: Haverford foe for Homecoming tilt; Campus readied • Six fraternity queens grace Homecoming scene • Work abroad plan offered by ASIS • Pfahler film festival shows Henry V, LaStrada • Placenta subject for Dr. Rathmell in pre-med talk • Senator Smith sees moral force as Khrushchev\u27s chief enemy • A-Phi-O welcomes thirteen pledges • Princeton\u27s Homrighausen visits here tomorrow • Dr. Parsons publishes Norris journal excerpt • Editorial: Censorship here • U.S. government offers junior Summer work • Social Security interview Friday in U.C. Library • Ursinus in the past • U.C. man is drag champ • The Late George Apley Curtain Club Fall choice • MSGA imposes fines for firebox tampering • Ursinus booters beat Muhlenberg, 2-1; Lose to Swarthmore Wenesday, 4-1 • Field hockey girls beat Stroudsburg • Leber-South unbeaten, unscored upon; Leads touch football teams • Wagner wrecks Bear hopes for a \u2761 winning campaign • Sophomore Scholl mainstay at end; Solid defensively, slick offensively • Dean\u27s listhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1302/thumbnail.jp

Palaeoecological evaluation of the recent acidification of Loch Laidon, Rannoch Moor, Scotland

Palaeoecological techniques have been utilised to examine the recent acidification status of Loch Laidon, a large freshwater loch on Rannoch Moor, Scotland

Novel critical point drying (CPD) based preparation and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) imaging of protein specific molecularly imprinted polymers (HydroMIPs)

We report the transmission electron microscopy (TEM) imaging of a hydrogel-based molecularly imprinted polymer (HydroMIP) specific to the template molecule bovine haemoglobin (BHb). A novel critical point drying based sample preparation technique was employed to prepare the molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP) samples in a manner that would facilitate the use of TEM to image the imprinted cavities, and provide an appropriate degree of both magnification and resolution to image polymer architecture in the <10 nm range. For the first time, polymer structure has been detailed that clearly displays molecularly imprinted cavities, ranging from 5-50 nm in size, that correlate (in terms of size) with the protein molecule employed as the imprinting template. The modified critical point drying sample preparation technique used may potentially play a key role in the imaging of all molecularly imprinted polymers, particularly those prepared in the aqueous phase

The Ursinus Weekly, March 5, 1962

Chest drive starts with $2500 goal • Democrats name Dr. Zucker for State Senate candidacy • Pre-med students hear veterinarian • Two one-act plays to aid Chest fund • Rabbi\u27s visit here religious emphasis feature last week • Betsy Friend, Walt Trout chairmen of two-week U.C. charity appeal • Dr. Helfferich\u27s talk encourages support of drive: Freeland\u27s steps site of after lunch address • GOP alliance talk delivered by Neitz • NYU retailing school visited by two co-eds • Elected Ugliest men on campus • English Club to discuss writers Malamud, Bellow • Jean is cover girl for three newspapers • Editorial: Campus Chest; Making peace • Ursinus in the past • Letters to the editor • Old German fraternities resemble the stereotype • Staverosky\u27s art work on display in local bank • Local Protectory\u27s history and work outlined for U.C. • Wrestlers lose to Drexel, 15 to 11; Disappoint Ursinus fans in MACs • Cagers joust Juniata, 61-59 to finish with three wins • Badminton players unbeaten in three • Collegeville retains lead in Phoenix court league • Individuals star in intramurals • Bryn Mawr\u27s swimmers succumb to Ursinus, 36-30 • Rotary Club hears Dr. Miller\u27s letter • Graduate grantshttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1313/thumbnail.jp