Wednesday, December 8. 1971
At age 53
tatistics department head dies
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The Daily Tar Heel
Funeral services for Dr. George E.
Nicholson, 53, head of the UNC statistics
department, were held Sunday in the
University Methodist Church.
The Reverend Langill Watson
officiated.
Nicholson, who had been the head of
the department since 1952, died Friday
following an illness of several months.
Four U.S. Justice Department
attorneys will speak today at four UNC
classes and in the Student Union to
promote discussion of department
policies.
Informal discussion sessions will be
held at 8 p.m. in rooms 202-204 and
214-215 of the Union. Prof. Henry
Landsberger's 1 p.m. sociology 52 class in
Carroll Hall will be open to the public.
Landsberger helped to coordinate the
attorneys' visit in conjuction with the
School of Law and Carolina Union,
according to Toby Cozart, chairman of
the Carolina Union Current Affairs
Committee.
The four attorneys, who are touring
the country, are Tim Oliphant, special
attorney, Criminal Division: Organized
CamBii
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WOMEN: Open meeting to discuss plans for
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The UNC chapter of American Field Service
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A.F.S. returnees and any other interested
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UNC Crew: There will be wild carousing, a
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Additional tryouts for the production of
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Monday Friday. Call 933-5505.
Free multi-media slide show in 08 Peabody
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Medical examiner Robert Harrington
attributed the cause of death to a
self-inflicted bullet wound.
"This is a great loss to us," said
Chancellor J. Carlyle Sitterson.
"Professor Nicholson meant a lot to the
students, the faculty and the whole life of
the University."
A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Nicholson
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Triangle Institute. The topic of discussion will
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information, call Ron Chandross, 967-1758, or
Jerome Kohl, 833-2972, in Raleigh.
The Applied Statistics seminar will be held
today at 3:30 p.m. in Room 233, Phillips Hall.
Lyle V. Jones will speak on "National
Assessment of Educational Progress: A Problem
in Applied Statistics."
Donald P. Tschudy will speak on
"Biochemicai Studies of Porphyria" at the
Medical Science lecture series today at 4 p.m. in
the clinic auditorium, School of Medicine.
The Department of Zoology and the
Curriculum in Ecology seminar will be held
today at 4 p.m. in Room 128, Wilson. Dr.
Bernard C. Patten will speak on "Systems
Ecology: Can Ecosystems Be Modeled?"
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received his B.S., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees
from Chapel Hill.
After receiving his doctoral degree
here in 1948, he joined the Statistics
Department as a professor. During his
tenure at the University he served on the
Faculty Council, the Chancellor's
Advisory Committee and the Graduate
School Administrative Board.
speak
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He was also a member of the
Goternor's scientific Advisory
Committee, the N.C. Board of Science
and Technology and the Computer
Advisory Committee of the N.C. Board of
Higher Education.
Nicholson was a member of the
Institute of Mathematical Statistics, a
fellow of the American Statistical
Association and a member of the
Psychometric Society. He was also a
member of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science.
Nationally recognized for his
excellence in statistics, he worked for the
U.S. government during World War II on
a number of projects. For bis efforts he
was awarded the Medal of Freedom by
the U.S. Air Force.
Since the war he has served as a
consultant to the government on guided
missiles and on weapons evaluation
committees in the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization.
Nicholson is survived by his wife, Mrs.
George E. Nicholson; three sons, Britain
and Patrick, all of Chapel Hill, and
George E. Nicholson, with the U.S. Air
Force in Formosa; his mother; one sister
and two brothers.
The family has requested that those
desiring to do so should make memorials
ot the Mollie Nicholson Fund of the
University Methodist Church. Miss
Nicholson, the Nicholson's only daughter,
was killed in an automobile accident in
South Carolina two years ago.
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