FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7.1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE NINE
Returning Alumni Will Find Campus Greatly Improved
Snow Hall, Union Building and Lighting System Are Recent Innovations
HOSPITAL IS DONATED
"What changes have been made since I was here last year?"
That question will probably be one of the foremost in the mind of the returning freshmen. The tour of the University campus, he will necessarily note several improvements, but what matters most about changes will not be seen because they are less obvious or are hidden away from view.
Perhaps the object which will be of most interest to the graduate will be new Storm hall, which was completed in 1954. It was built since the beginning of the spring semester last year. Inspecting the building, the alumnus will mortally injure himself, unless his judgment is biased by sentimental attachment, that the later construction is better equipped and on the spirit of the "campus beautiful."
**Drives Are Improvements.**
Other noteworthy developments which are being considered for the series lipping system, stretching to the west end of the campus; the drive behind the Administration building, and the drive behind the Memorial Union building, with a wide Oread streets. Although the latter drive has not yet been completed, the fulfillment of present plans will find support from the district street similar to that at the west end
of the campus, which will complete the road and also will connect with the east end of the FB Beta Phi House. You will be invited to will be let a place for a flower garden.
a alumni who has been wonderful what has happened to the Memorial Museum and the improvements also have been made there. With the exception of the ceiling, where the pipes are exposed, the room is completely enclosed. Many of the rooms have been finished for group meetings, and 20 student offices there. Two interiors have been finished at the back; one is for the private library. One is the University cafeteria, and the other will be used as a place in which to store chairs and other reserve
Service Elevator Installed
of the greatest improvements which have been made to the catering is the recent installation of a service elevator, the gift of the class of 1930. The elevator has a capacity of 2,500 pounds and runs from the sub-base to the floor. In principal use will be in serving from the kitchen to the floor of the banquet room. Before being used, however, the lift must be fitted by state architect. It is expected that it will be ready for service at the Dad's day banquet. Other changes at the cafeteria area include an updated serving counter, which expedes the daily work. Andrions, a pot, and a poker have been added to the fireplace.
Hill has New Parking Rules. The traffic problem has been settled by which greatly restricted the number of automobile drivers who can obtain license to drive from their home or be permitted from Thirtieth and Great to the lower bed in front of the building on the Union building during the lunch period. Drivers without permits may face fines.
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east of Fraser hall, and north of the Chi Omega house on West Campus. read J. A. "Jim" Menzel remembered John as a traffic officer during the summer.
The wind tunnel for experiments in aviation has been completed in the laboratory at the University, which has been under way for several years is at last nearing completion. Members of the R. O. T. C. have taken up the position of plot of ground south of Fowler; formerly they drilled north of the Admiralty. Signus Chi, has built a new house
These are the answers to the question in the mind of the returning student. If he is answered he will have begun asking himself already, "What changes will I learn?"
A part of this question has been answered by the immediate plans for the student to leave immediately, remain concealed until it is time for the alumnus to return again. Further advice will be given to Fraser theater from fire, and improvements will be made in the acoustics of the theater.
Then, lastly, but firstly, is the new student hospital, which Mrs. J, B. Watkins proposes to donate to the University of Georgia, where board of regents has accepted the gift,
and the site has been settled at Eleventh and Michigan. So, Jaywhack, there is part of the answer to your question in that respect to impact when you return again.
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