SUNDAY. APRIL 20,1941
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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75 Years of Progress--fifth anniversary publication in 1891 At the time of the fiftieth anniversary celebration in 1916, nothing was done about compiling a history. The present work will be about 100,000 words in length and contain 150 pictures. It is divided into 75 sections and is intended to run slightly over 200 pages.
'Across the Years In Taft's History
"Across the Years on Mount Oread," a history of the 75 years of progress at the University of Kansas, will be ready for distribution at the Seventy-Fifth anniversary celebration here on the campus beginning June 5.
Robert Taft, professor of chemistry, has been working at the task of compiling this history since October. A committee of five with U. G. Mitchell, professor of mathematics, as chairman was appointed two years ago to take charge of the historical part of the celebration for this spring.
The committee selected Taft to write the history because he had the three qualifications necessary for a good historian: he has always been interested in western history, writing, and photography.
There has been only one history of the University written since its origin in 1866. This was a twenty-
Professor Taft has laid emphasis on student activities throughout his book and has gleaned his information from files of the University Daily Kansan, Jayhawker, and Graduate Magazine, as well as almost every other publication released from the Hill during the past 75 years.
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