University Daily Kansan, April 16, 1982
Page 9
Dvkes Library work on time
By TOM HUTTON Staff Reporter
KANSAS CITY, Kan—Construction of the $5 million Archie Dykes Library at the University of Kansas Medical Center here is proceeding on schedule and finished. Allan Wiechert, director of facilities planned, said yesterday.
"Once a project like this gets off the ground," Wiechert said, "the rest is easy."
The library, which was named after former KU Chancellor Archie Dykes last October, has encountered no lengthy construction delays, Wiechert said. Construction is scheduled for completion next December.
Wiechert said all the concrete had been poured for the building and the outside structure was nearly finished. The basement, completed in the next two weeks, and
roof construction will begin soon, he said.
“Once the roof goes on, the interior work starts.” Weichert said. “There’s really not a whole lot of things that can happen until the construction when the roof is on.”
WIECHERT SAID construction had been "exceptional," considering the harsh winter months and the short time schedule the University set for it.
Wiechert said the construction company, B.B. Anderson of Topeka, had set a schedule that was even more difficult than the University's. The schedules merged as the project grew more involved, he said.
Financing for the library's construction came from a $3.7 million allocation from the Kansas Legislature, $1 million from additional Med Center student fees and $250,000 from private donations.
When complete, the Dykes Library will house more than 127,000 volumes of material, including 2,000 current
medical journals, Earl Farley, direc-
tory of the Med Center, at the
Med Center, said recently.
The Clendening Library, which was named after a popular medical columnist and donor of rare books to the Metropolitan Center's library materials. The library has been seriously overcrowded for several years, Farley said.
"We were hanging on to tooth and
material into the library," Farley said.
THE CLENDENING Library has about 20,000 square feet of space, Farley said. The addition of the Dykes Library will double this amount.
Although details are not set yet, the Dykes Library will offer between 400 and 600 seats for library patrons. Most of this seating will be study booths.
The library will expand its already extensive use of computers to help trace books, Farley said, once the new building is completed.
New regent to address black students
Jim E. Dumas, newly appointed member of the Kansas Board of Regents, will be the featured speaker at Day banquet tomorrow night.
The Bruce-Smith Award Scholarships will be awarded to a continuing KU student and an incoming freshman during the banquet. The scholarships honor Blanche Bruce, KU's first black graduate (1885), and Lizzie Smith, the first black student admitted to the University (1876).
The 1962 recipients are Belva Kayne Wilson, Leavenworth sophomore, and Betsy Pugh senior.
Harmon High School, Kansas City, Kan.
The Chase Book Award will be given to Sanjuanka K. Wilhoite, Paola freshman. David Chase, a Topek physician, and his wife gave the award to the runner-up of the scholarship for a continuing student.
About 100 alumni will join black KU students in the day's activities.
REGISTRATION WILL begin at 8 a.m. in the Pine Room of the Kansas State University.
professor of law. Participants will be black leaders of KU student organizations, Lawrence churches and black office organizations and black KU alumni.
A symposium, "The Significance of
A Symposium," by Marilyn L. Ainsworth,
moderated by Marilyn L. Ainsworth,
There will be an informal luncheon at Nabil's restaurant at noon. The afternoon will be free for participants to attend the Kansas Relays. A reception sponsored by the KU Supportive Educational Services staff will be from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Military Science Annex.
There is no charge for the daytime activities except for the Relays tickets.
KANSAS RELAYS APRIL 14-17
Special Thanks to our Sponsors and Alumni:
Decathlon Ed Linquist
Alumni Luncheon Anonymous Host
Kansas Relays Banquet Jim Hershberger
Kansas Relays Sponsors
High School Relay Event
Jayhawk Siding and Guttering
Underwood Liquor
Opinion Oil Midwest Mineral Inc.
Jack and Barbara Deeter
M. Simmons
Clerone Coleman
Heptathlon Evans Grain Company, Inc.
Coaches and Media Hospitality Hour Security Benefit Insurance Co.
Special Invitational Athlete and Partial Team Sponsor
Manpower
John Kroh
Individual Event
Green Laird's
Nationwide Inc.
Kansas Public Service Company
Sunflower Cabinetry
Cabinets Inc.
University Relay Event
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Rich Loughmore Chevrolethire
Richard Driscoll
Joe Hamm, Ralph Pool.
Hallmark Inc
West Coast Establishment Al A Frame
Halimark Inc
Co-Sponsors
Riss International Corp.
KANU Public Radio Station
Lawrence Surgery Associates, P.A.
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Lawrence National Bank
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University State Bank
Outwestern Bank
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Packer Plastics
Sunder Travel Service
First National Bank of Lawrence
Dr. Paul Kincaid and
Dr. Charles Kincard
Bishop College
Golf Course Superintendent's Association
Orthopaedic Surgery Association, P.A.
Morris Sports
Amarillo Corporation
Odd Williams
Gibson's pharmacy
Peter Tahrer
Hayes-Richardson Santee Insurance
Rep. Larry Winn
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Duquesn King
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Midevent Paint Distributors
Robert A. Chemical Association
Robert A. Schroeder
Mainline Printing
Carl V. Rice
Ned Cushing
A1-1 Rentals
Ethan A. Smith North
American Van Lines
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Maupittour
Lawrence Track Club
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Neison Knueger
Olympic Club
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Jim Hershberger
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Bronze Medal Club George Chase Walter Sutton
Bell Lap Club
John Simpson
Richard Driscoll
Kendall Smith
Patrons of the Relays Bob Fromme
Winged Foot Club Jordan Haines
THE BOOK END
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Harris Construction Company, Inc.
Harry Reasoning
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Kansas Alumni Club
Practice Radiays
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Mallier Furniture
Julio Meade, CLU
Guy Barnes
Guy Barnes
TRW Lawrence Cable Division
Zanda Day
Waterloo Banks, Austin,
Brown & Enochs Charsted
Dunkin Donuts
Durham International
Diamond International Lumber
& Building Materials
Wickes Lumber Company
Balmire
Burmire
Burnert Instruments
Anchor Savings Association
Michael K. Leib, C.P.A.
Gibson's Discount Center
Michael K. Leib, C.P.A.
Kinder,肢体公司
Calvin, Eddy & Kappeiman
D. Brown III, D. Brown IV
Advance Office
Inc.
Gregte Truck
Flower Shop
First National Bank of Sainta
Whelan's Home Center
The Jay Shop
The Jay Shop
Whitteenght Town Shop
All Star Daily
Wooden
Don Steffens
WarrenMcCain Mortuary
William Plaza
William Lafe
Rep. Jess M. Branson
Shannon Shepherd
Rumsey and Hooge
Wesley G. Cramer
Elwin Dees
Daniel F. Housholder
Penton Tailbott
Allen Frame
Robert A. Schroeder
Thomas Van Dyke
Cenclist Club
Ralph M. King JR.
Don Johnson
David McGrath
William Dryer
Mary A. Hughley
Eschund Schulz
Bob Creighton
Jeffrey E. Smith
Emmit Edwards
Givance Vanderwaal
George W. Wilson
Baton Club
Larry Winn
John Hagenau
Karl Hanagan
Akari Denzel
Carry D. Riggs
Carry R. Rice
V. Rice
R. Vice
Friends of the Relays
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Free tickets for Marching Band members
$10.00—guests
Tickets required for admittance, available in band office until April 20.
Band Banquet
April 24,6:30 p.m., Holidome
In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful.
"Think not of those who are slain in the way of Allah, as dead. Nay, they are living. With their Lord they have provision."
THE ISLAMIC UNION OF THE IRAQI STUDENTS IN U.S.A.
will observe the second anniversary of the martyrdom of the eminent Islamic scholar Imam Mohammad Baqir al-Sadr by presenting an analysis of the Islamic movement in Iraq
الفروع الدينية للحضارة المالية من السنة العشر الأولى
الفروع الدينية للحضارة المالية من السنة العشر الأولى
الشيعة العامة
الشيعة العامة للحضارة العامة
الناشروك بالأجلالس
Place:
JAYHAWK ROOM Main Union
وُلد فيه أحمد صالح بن علي
أحمد بن إبراهيم بن إسحاق
أحمد بن سعيد بن أحمد
أحمد بن سعيد بن عمر بن
أحمد أحمد بن الإسراء بن
إسحاق ، بنت عمرو بن أسلم وول
أحمد بن الحسين بن محمد
أحمد بن الحسين بن شيخ
أحمد بن الحسين بن محمد
وستري واسترحان واستري واستري
أحمد بن الحسين بن كثير
أحمد بن الحسين .
Time:
Saturday, April 17,1982
7:00 p.m.
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
EVERYONE IS INVITED
Here's your chance to be heard.
If you are concerned about the future of student financial aid, social security benefits to students, higher education funding, or other federal programs here is your chance to be heard.
The University of Kansas Student Senate will sponsor a reception for Congressman Larry Winn-R, who represents the Third Congressional District of Kansas this Friday evening, from 5:00 to 6:00 pm in the Kansas Room (Sixth Level) of the Kansas Union. This is an informal opportunity for you to express your concerns to the Congressman that represents Douglas County in the House of Representatives. All students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to attend.
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MEET CONGRESSMAN LARRY WINN
FRIDAY, APRIL 16th, 5 to 6 pm
KANSAS ROOM in the KANSAS UNION
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