University Daily Kansan Friday. April 20, 1950
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Design Ideas At 'Human City'
The "Human City," a scale model of a city, is the department of architecture's exhibit in the 1956 Engineering Exposition.
The model, which will be set up on the third floor of Marvin Hall in the southeast drafting room, covers approximately 150 square feet. It will be composed of the residential, business, and industrial districts of a prototype modern city.
The location of streets, parks, highways, and entertainment areas have also been considered in planning the construction. A civic center and a-stadium are among the larger buildings that have been built The entire model is primarily of wood.
The name "Human City" comes from a new architectural concept. It employs the idea of integration of engineering, design, landscape planning, and sociological research in the ultimate plan for a city.
In connection with the exhibit, a display of student work being done in the department will be shown. Working drawings done in class, design problems, and some sculpture and art work will be included. Phil Coolidge, Topeka senior, is chairman of the department of architecture's exhibit committee. On the planning committee are Harold Lohrentz, McPherson senior, chairman; Donald Trent, Lawrence junior; Ren Young, Eudora, Thomas Pott, Wichita, seniors; Roger Thom, St. Joseph, Mo. junior.
Photography Journal Honors Robert Taft
Image, a journal of photography and motion pictures of the George Eustman House in Rochester, N.Y., in the April 1956 issue eulogizes the late Dr. Robert Taft, professor of chemistry at the University, for his "pioneer book Photography and the American Scene, published in 1837."
The editor wrote: "It was the first, and is still the only, comprehensive history of American photography from its beginnings in 1839 to the end of the century. So admirably documented is the book, and so full of detailed information, that it stands as an indispensable standard work in any library of the history of photography." Dr. Taft's "Artists and Illustrators of the Old West," published in 1953, is also praised by the magazine.
Two Profs Enter Art Show
Carlyle H. Smith, associate professor of design, and Robert Montgomery, assistant instructor of design, have work in the National Decorative Arts and Ceramics show in Wichita. Prof. Smith is showing a sterling silver and gold crucifix, and Mr. Montgomery, a cast sterling silver and ebony ring.
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Student Has Appendectomy
David L. Ryther, Lawrence sophomore, underwent an emergency appendectomy operation at Watkins Memorial hospital at 6:30 Thursday evening. His condition is reported as good.
Med Students Have Vacation
About 100 medical students are taking their one week spring vacation this week. The vacation is held now so that members of the University's physiology and biochemistry departments may attend a meeting in Atlantic, N.J.
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