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Articles By History Faculty Appear In Recent Journals
Several articles written by members of the history department recently have appeared in several professional journals.
An article by James C. Malin. $ ^{\textcircled{1}} $
An article by James C. professor of history, appeared in the January issue of Scientific Monthly. The article, "Man, the State of Nature, and Climax: As Illustrated by Some Problems of the North American Grassland," also appears in reprint form.
It is a discussion of the problems of the great plains, the movement of soil, aboriginal cultures, and the soil question.
The article "The Work of Preserved Smith (1880-1941)," by William Gilbert, assistant professor of history, appeared in the Journal of American History 1931 and has recently been reprinted for private distribution.
Another article by Dr. Malin,
"The Motives of Stephen A. Douglas
in the Organization of Nebraska
Bentonville A Letter Dated Dec. 17,
1853." was mined in the Kansas
Historical Quarterly for November,
1951.
This article is an elaboration of the research work done by the late
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WHERE IT HAPPENED!
NYS JUNIANA
Tomorrow
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DIFFERENT!
THERE IS A GOD HOW COULD THIS HAPPEN TO ME?...
The screen searches deep into the heart of a man who turned away from God... and the woman whose love tried to restore his faith!
Directed by STUART HEISLER. Produced by JOSEPH BERNHARI
Co-produced by ANSON BOND • Original Screen Story by ANSON BOND • Screenplay by STEPHANE NORDLI
and IRVING SHULMAN • A BERNARD PRODUCTIONS Distributed by 20th Century Fox
STERLING VIVECA THOMAS HAYDEN · LINDFORS · MITCHELL
Matinee TUES. 2:00 p.m.
Show Starts 2:30 p.m.
Evening: 7:38 & 9:44 p.m.
ENDS TONITE
"LAS VEGAS STORY"
Frank Heywood Hodder, professor of American history, on Douglas during Dr. Hodder's long service at the University.
A book review written by James E. Seaver, assistant professor of history, appeared in the Historian, a few weeks ago. It is of "Ancient History from Prehistoric Times to the Death of Justinian," by Charles A. Robinson Jr.
McCluggage To Be Radio Speaker
He is the fifth speaker on this semester's series of programs
Marston M. McCluggage, associate professor of sociology, spoke on "Collective Behavior and Mass Communication" at 9:45 a.m. Sunday on the KLWN radio program, Sociology on the Air.
Dr. McCluggage joined the faculty in 1938. He is a member of the executive committee of the Midwest Sociological society.
During 1947-48 he held a research fellowship, at the Harvard University Graduate School of Business.
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Yo' little ole manager at ye Granada has been a "show me" boy for a long time . . . but the other day we ran into something that she did intrigue us! Know what it is? It's large screen TV—and we mean
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THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS hits the basketball court with KANSAS STATE
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