Yale Professor Reflects On Lost Lighthearted Era In Education
Yale English professor emeritus William C. Devane recalls a 1920s college climate of leisure and creativity. He notes postwar shifts toward seriousness, competition, and crowded campuses, while lamenting reduced privacy and changes in teaching quality.
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Yale
Thornton Wilder
Stephen Vincent Benet
Henry Luce
Briton Hadden
Time Magazine
Sputnik
Devane
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Roundup With Mixed Advice
A calendar of sun sign guidance offers Aries urged to stabilize home life and plan for permanence while Taurus should optimize business systems and punctuality. Gemini seeks finances and property improvements, Moon Children favor social events and stature parties, Leo stresses preparation and support, Virgo calls for clear invitations and directness. Libra should engage with influential backers, Scorpio to leverage new materials, Sagittarius to confide desires and clear obligations, Capricorn to align with decisive associates, Aquarius to add originality and strength, Pisces to pursue creative hobbies and fame through daily amusements.
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Gemini
Leo Giuly
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Scorpio
Toiggist
Capricorn
Aquarius
KU Kicks Band to Give Free Outdoor Concert Saturday
The 18 member Kansas University Kicks Band performs a jazz concert at 2 p.m. Saturday in front of Flint Hall on Mount Oread campus. The public is invited at no charge. Leader is James Bowman, Raytown Missouri. Members include Charles Snodgrass, Wayne Whitney, Kevin Condon, and 16 others from Kansas and nearby states.
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Mount Oread
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Raytown
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Wayne Whitney
Kevin Condon
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Beaumont
Tex
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Jefferson City
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Leawood
Robert Chalmers
Topeka
Warren George
Shawnee
Mission
Bill Hartman
Ponca City
Okla
Mike Gerber
Atchison
Roy Guenther
Breckinridge
John Patton
Oregon
John Irish
Rich Danielson
Sioux City
Town
Bill Griesel
al Troxel
Pat Lackey
Belleville
Johnson to Attend Sam Rayburn Dam Dedication
President Johnson is expected to attend the Saturday ceremony in Jasper Texas for the dedication of Sam Rayburn Dam named for the late House speaker.
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Tex
Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Missouri Senate panel backs legalized horse racing plan
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill to amend the Missouri Constitution to permit state run race tracks and pari mutuel betting. If voters approve, a later Legislature would set the rule details for operating tracks and betting.
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Missouri
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sophomore President Elected For McCollum Hall
Robert Smith of Monett Missouri, a Kansas University sophomore, will be president of McCollum Hall next year elected by Ellsworth Hall residents. The 976 member dorm will house KU sophomores Bevier Sleight Charles Huerter and Max Miller also named as officers with roles including vice president treasurer and social chairman.
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Robert Smith
Monett, Mo
Kansas University
McCollum Hall
Ellsworth Hall
Bevier Sleight
Carthage
Charles Huerter
Seneca
Max Miller
Topeka
Symphony of Contemporary American Music Concludes KU Symposium
The Seventh Annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music at University Theatre ends with five orchestral works performed by the KU faculty and student ensemble, plus Kansas City Philharmonic players. Crawford Gates' Symphony No. 3 in One Movement closes the program amid solid, directed orchestration.
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Kansas University
Kansas City Philharmonic
Robert Baustian
Stravinsky
Donald MacInnis
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Crawford Gates
Bethany College Names G K Andeen President
Dr G Kenneth Andeen of Rock Island Illinois has been named president of Bethany College to succeed Dr L Dale Lund. The 47 year old will take office August 1 and may relocate after Lund accepts a deanship at the Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago. Andeen chairs the religion and philosophy division at Augustana College in Rock Island.
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Lindsborg
Kan
G. Kenneth Andeen
Rock Island, Ill
Bethany College
L. Dale Lund
A. L. Dukwall Jr
Andeen
Lund
New Lutheran School of Theology
Chicago
Dr. Andeen
Augustana College
Rock Island
Abel Accepts Facts on 3 Percent Steel Pay Rise
President elect I. W. Abel of the United Steelworkers Union said we accept the facts in a White House report that the steel industry can bear a 3 percent pay raise without price increases. He would not say if the union will limit its demands to the 3 percent figure from the President's Council of Economic Advisers.
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I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
White House
Abel
Council of Economic Advisers
Neighbor Helps Neighbors In Quiet Community Effort
A local drive organized by residents aids families in need with food, clothing, and essential supplies. Volunteers from the community distribute items at the shelter, while organizers note continued support will be needed through the winter season.
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