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The Summer Lobo, Volume 006, No 3, 6/26/1936, University Of New Mexico

1936

The Summer Lobo, Volume 006, No 3, 6/26/1936

The Summer Lobo, Volume 006, No 1, 6/12/1936, University Of New Mexico

1936

The Summer Lobo, Volume 006, No 1, 6/12/1936

University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents Minutes For June 06, 1936, University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents

Board of Regents Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the 1936-06-06 Board of Regents Meeting

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 31, 5/22/1936, University Of New Mexico

1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 31, 5/22/1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 29, 5/8/1936, University Of New Mexico

1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 29, 5/8/1936

University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents Minutes For April 25, 1936, University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents

Board of Regents Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the 1936-04-25 Board of Regents Meeting

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 27, 4/24/1936, University Of New Mexico

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New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 27, 4/24/1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 26, 4/17/1936, University Of New Mexico

1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 26, 4/17/1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 23, 3/30/1936, University Of New Mexico

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New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 23, 3/30/1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 22, 3/13/1936, University Of New Mexico

1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 22, 3/13/1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 20, 2/28/1936, University Of New Mexico

1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 20, 2/28/1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 18, 2/14/1936, University Of New Mexico

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New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 18, 2/14/1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 17, 2/7/1936, University Of New Mexico

1936

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 17, 2/7/1936

University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents Minutes For January 15, 1936, University Of New Mexico Board Of Regents

Board of Regents Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the 1936-01-15 Board of Regents Meeting

Co-Ed Code 1936-37, Associated Women Students

Co-Ed Code/Saludos Amigas

The Associated Women Students of the University of New Mexico wish to present this booklet to the Freshmen women and to the upper-class women who are entering the University for the first time.

We are attempting, with its aid, to acquaint the new women students with the history, tradition, customs, and regulations of the University, as well as the many little things which go to make university life.

By the Co-Ed Code we sincerely hope you will become more quickly acquainted with the University and will find a place for yourselves among the varied student activities. It is from co-operation …

1935-1936 Catalog Issue- Bulletin, Unm Office Of The Registrar

Course Catalogs

Course catalog for 1935-1936

The Distribution Of Anopheles, Their Wintering Activities, And Breeding Places In Bernalillo And Valencia Counties, New Mexico, Bright Elsworth Grenier

Biology ETDs

An impetus was given to the study of the Culicinae by the discovery of Sir Ronald Ross in 1898 that some mosquitoes are the vectors of the malarial parasites. A large amount of work has been done with the species belonging to the tribe Anophelini and it has been learned that vectors of the malarial parasites of human beings belong to this tribe.

A Preliminary Study Of The Mountain Lion (Felis Cougar), Frank C. Hibben

Biology ETDs

During one year's time from October 1934 and extending over into September 1935, an investigator was placed in the field to make a special study of the mountain lion. The agency which was so interested was the Southwestern Conservation League which had received funds from private sources for the purpose of the investigation. The scientific aspects of the project were carried on under the auspices of the Biology Department of the University of New Mexico, The New Mexico Game Department and the United State Biological Survey also helped and fostered the investigation by supplying the means through their separate agencies, …

Quantitative Studies On The Relation Of Soil Texture, Moisture Content, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, And Soluble Salts On Vegetation In The Albuquerque Division Of The Rio Grande Conservancy District, Marvin D. Rohovec

Biology ETDs

The middle Rio Grande Conservancy District was established in 1926, and occupies a portion of the Middle Rio Grande Valley one hundred and twenty-five miles in length and averages three and six tenths miles in width. It extends from White Rock Canyon, fifty miles north of Albuquerque, to the north of line of the Bosque del Apache Grant, fifteen miles south of Socorro. This area, which lies in Sandoval, Bernalillo, Valencia, and Socorro Counties, has an altitude ranging from 4500 feet to 5500 feet. A general arid condition exists in the area with an average precipitation of about eight inches …

Notes On The Life Habits Of The Silky Pocket Mouse (Perognathus Flavus Baird), Garth Blakely

Biology ETDs

The observations reported in this paper cover a period of six months' collection and study, lasting from November 1935 until April 1936, inclusive. While this report is not to be considered as a complete account of the life habits of Perognathus and while there are certain phases which have not yet been determined, it is hoped that the observations recorded here will constitute a useful contribution to the knowledge of the life history of this species.

Notes To Accompany A Vegetation Map Of Northwest Mexico, Donald Dilworth Brand

UNM Bulletins

Includes bibliographical references

The Use Of Plants For Foods, Beverages And Narcotics, Edward Franklin Castetter, Morris Edward Opler

UNM Bulletins

Includes bibliographical references

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 14, 12/20/1935, University Of New Mexico

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New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 14, 12/20/1935

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 13, 12/13/1935, University Of New Mexico

1935

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 13, 12/13/1935

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 12, 12/6/1935, University Of New Mexico

1935

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 12, 12/6/1935

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 1, 9/13/1935, University Of New Mexico

1935

New Mexico Lobo, Volume 038, No 1, 9/13/1935

The Summer Lobo, Volume 005, No 6, 7/26/1935, University Of New Mexico

1935

The Summer Lobo, Volume 005, No 6, 7/26/1935

The Summer Lobo, Volume 005, No 5, 7/19/1935, University Of New Mexico

1935

The Summer Lobo, Volume 005, No 5, 7/19/1935

A Chemical Study Of The Waters Of The Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District As Related To Fish Culture., John D. Clark, Hillard L. Smith

UNM Bulletins

Shortly after they were constructed, the ditches of the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District were stocked with fish . The failure of fish to thrive in some areas of the ditches led to the funding of a study of the waters. This report gives the results of the study in layman's terms.

The Summer Lobo, Volume 005, No 4, 7/12/1935, University Of New Mexico

1935

The Summer Lobo, Volume 005, No 4, 7/12/1935