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Thursday, February 3.1955 University Daily Kansan
CLOSEUP—Rain, sleet, and snow transformed this common campus object into a work d'art. It's one of the Campanile benches as photographed Tuesday.
Murphy Appoints Extension Agent
Donald L. Seba has been appointed University Extension representative for the Southwest Kansas center with headquarters at Garden City, Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy announced. He replaces Bill Nelligan, manager the past 3 $ \frac{4}{3} $ years, who has become assistant executive secretary of the postgraduate medical education program at the Medical center.
Mr. Seba received the bachelor of science in education degree from KU in 1952 and has done graduate work here. He is a Navy veteran and attended Kansas State college two years.
Since graduation Seba has been a science teacher and assistant coach at Highland Park high school, Toneka.
From the Southwest Kansas center, Mr. Seba will serve a 24-county territory, assisting children's, school,
Students May Watch Go or Goof' Program
Duane Hefner, college sophomore and master of ceremonies, has invited all students to the radio studio to watch the broadcast.
"Go or Goof" is something different in the way of disc jockey programs. Hefner will play some of the latest record releases, and a panel of students from North College, Corbin, Battenfeld, Douthart and Grace Pearson halls will try to predict if the record will be a hit or a flop—or, as Hefner puts it, go or goof.
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Alumni Stick Close to KU
professional and other adult groups in organizing special or continuing educational programs.
Of the 43,164 KU alumni whose addresses are up-to-date, 55 per cent live within 200 miles of Lawrence, Dick Wintermote, Alumni association field secretary, said today.
Douglas county has five per cent of the alumni, and 30 per cent live within 50 miles of the campus. 43.5 per cent live in Kansas. By specific areas, Mr. Wintermote said Greater Kansas City has 18 per cent; Wichita, five per cent; and Topeka, four per cent. 28 per cent live in other states and are distributed through Missouri, California, New York, and Texas.
Mr. Wintermote said 12,169 alumni are paid members and receive the monthly magazine. He considers this a good record among large state universities. Mr. Wintermote estimated about 10 to 15 per cent, above the figures reported, are "lost" or have temporarily unknown addresses. There are thousands of other former students whose addresses are not current, he said.
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