FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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School of Business
School Is 25 Years Old
Business school graduates returning for Homecoming festivities this year will see a larger and more energetic school, Dean Leonard H. Axe said today. Enrollment has increased 800 per cent over 1945 when 119 students were registered in the School of Business.
Welcoming former students and graduates back he said, "The School of Business is celebrating its 25th am-
Welcoming former students and g of Business is celebrating its 25th an- niversary this year. We are pleased to have you with us to help acknowledge our 25 years of successful operation.
"All activities will be centered around the school's silver anniversary. The Business School association and all member groups are sponsoring a series of talks by outstanding business leaders. You are cordially invited to attend if you can."
Dr. Axe added that Rep. Fred A. Hartley, Jr. (R.-N.J.) co-author of the Taft-Hartley act, was the first
speaker to be brought to the University this year by the school. Representative Hartley spoke on the "Truth about the Taft-Hartley Act" on Oct. 13.
Discussing some of the Business school's services, Dr. Axe said that the business placement bureau is registering January graduates for employment interviews. Frank Pinet, director, said that more than 140 students have already registered. Terrill Clark was appointed assistant director.
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UHS To Have Reception
University High school will hold its fall reception at 7:30, Monday, Oct. 25, in the Kansas room of the Student Union. Karl Edwards, principal, Lee Barlow, president of the senate, and Mrs. Y. Y. Young will give short talks.
The bureau of business research, now housed in Frank Strong annex "F", is rapidly expanding its activities. New research projects are being started as often as possible. The bureau is publishing a monthly report of business conditions in Kansas, entitled "Kansas Business Review." Paul Malone is director and J. D. Morgan, assistant professor of business, has been appointed assistant director.
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