Opinions From The Hill On KU College Dynamics
The column praises KU College culture highlighting motivated students, strong teaching, and loyal alumni. It notes a close city-university relationship in Lawrence, wide support for scholarships, and active media coverage. It cites medical school admissions linking bachelor’s degrees to quality applicants and previews a 1975 college forecast emphasizing enduring dynamic freedoms.
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Middle West
University of Kansas
Predictions for the College of Liberal Arts in 1975
The report foresees dominance of individualism cosmopolitanism and intellectuality at the University in 1975. It urges high ultimate standards, education over training, and a broad, initiative driven, idea focused approach across the College. The author expresses optimism and believes the 1975 goals are attainable.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Twenty One KU students honored by Beta Gamma Sigma
Kansas University students were named to Beta Gamma Sigma for 1962 63 with Phil Stuart a Lawrence graduate among nine elected Saturday and initiated today Charles Oldfather spoke at the luncheon New officers named William Patterson president Larry Gamble vice president and Roger Singleton treasurer Others elected or initiated included Wayne Bruning William Borden Kirk Hagan Robert Keelin Stephen Powell Gerald Kepner Thomas McIntire Louis Gailer Lauren Ward John Bumgarner Larry Gamble David Leopold Richard Buxton Gary Nudelman Edward Roberts Carolyn Toews John Patterson and others all seniors or graduate students
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Kansas University
Beta Gamma Sigma
Honorary Business Society
Lawrence
Phil Stuart
Charles Oldfather
William Patterson
Wichita
Larry Gamble
Pittsburg
Roger L. Singleton
St. Joseph
Wayne E. Bruning
Robinson
William B. Borden
Hutchinson
Kirk R. Hagan
Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert D. Keelin
Ottawa
Stephen Powell
Joplin
Gerald Kepner
Thomas McIntire
Oregon
Louis Gailer
Kansas City
Kan
Lauren S. Ward
John C. Bumgarner
Tulsa
Larry R. Gamble
Proof by Irish on JFK Kin
In Dublin officials say President Kennedy will visit his ancestral cottage in Dunganstown New Ross County Wexford at month end and see evidence of a Kennedy rebel lineage. A jail record page notes James Kennedy of Dunganstown served Jan 25 to April 11 1888 for resisting and obstructing the sheriff. He was son of John Kennedy and brother of Patrick Kennedy, the President’s ancestor.
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Dublin
Kennedy
Dunganstown
New Ross
County Wexford
Wexford
Ireland
James Kennedy
John Kennedy
Patrick Kennedy
Nelick Wins 1963 Fink Award for Teaching Excellence
Dr. Frank Nelick associate professor of English at KU is the 1963 recipient of the H Bernard Fink Award for Excellence in Classroom Teaching worth 1000 dollars. Chancellor Wescoe announced during the State of the University address at the All University Supper in the Kansas Union. Nominations came from faculty students and recent KU graduates and a secret committee selected him for his dedicated service to students.
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Frank Nelick
H. Bernard Fink
Kansas Union
Fink
Nelick
Professors Nelick Teach Freshman English at KU
Dr. Nelick, a KU staff member since 195, regularly teaches at least one English course for freshmen and sophomores. He earned a B A from Cornell College in 1941, a master's in 1946, and a Ph D in 1952 from Wisconsin. He is a commander in the Naval Reserves and commands a patrol squadron in the Naval Reserve antisubmarine warfare force. They reside at 2115 Terrace Road.
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Nelick
Cornell College
Wisconsin University
Naval Reserves
Naval Reserve
Prof
Terrace Road
Prince Philip Falls During Polo Clash
In Windsor England Prince Philip the Queen's husband fell under three polo ponies after his mount was bumped. He rolled to the ground then rose and continued the game after a brief evaluation and a hospital visit stated there was no serious injury.
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Prince Philip
Windsor
England
Queen Elizabeth II
Look Mom No Bombs In Miami Bomb Scare Ends
A red overnight bag on a Pan American ramp in Miami sponsored 15 tense minutes before Mr and Mrs Furgeson of Fort Lauderdale removed the battery toothbrush from the bag and spared a scare. Police firemen and FBI agents joined the response.
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Miami
Fla
Pan American Airways
R. Furgeson
Fort Lauderdale
FBI
Furgesons
Dollar bill size shrinks in 1928 redesign
Historical notes recall a 1928 currency reform shrinking the U S dollar bill from 7.4 by 3.1 inches to about 6.1 by 2.6 inches, a change affecting size and proportions of the note.
Aronszajn Named Summerfield Distinguished Professor at KU
Dr. Nachman Aronszajn, longtime Kansas University mathematics faculty member since 1951, is named Summerfield Distinguished Professor during Chancellor Wescoe’s state of the university address. The appointment comes as Dr. Cora Downs retires to emeritus status. the professorship is funded by a $100000 endowment and adds to his KU salary.
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Nachman Aronszajn
Kansas University
Summerfield
W. Clarke Wescoe
Aronszajn
Cora M. Downs
Poland
Aronszaj
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Richard D. Buxton
Ottumwa
Iowa
Gary NuDelman
Prairie Village
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Bonner Springs
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Inman
John Louis Patterson
JFK
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Division of Mathematics
National Research Council
United States
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Eldridge Hotel
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