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Summer Session Kansan
Friday, June 14, 1957
Court Reporters Will Meet
Pothooks and curiplues will cover page after page at a rapid pace as 40 court reporters gather here for a five-day seminar beginning Monday.
Three reporting methods will be studied—machine, Gregg and Pittman. Instructors will be Arthur Curtis; court reporter, Topeka; machine, Lorraine Edmonds, court reporter, Kansas City, Kan., Pittman. and Francis J. McSwiggan, court reporter from Memphis, Tenn., Gregg Russell Walker, court reporter from St. John, will be chairman of the latter group.
The court reporters, who work closely with the legal profession,
will hear greetings from F. J. Moreau, Dean of the School of Law. Paul Wilson, assistant attorney general of Kansas, will speak at a forum Friday, June 21.
The seminar is sponsored by the Kansas Court Reporters Association and KU. Marvin Criqui, University Extension, is the seminar coordinator.
Trees planted in New York state in 1956 would stretch from New York City to Salt Lake City, Utah, in a band 100 feet wide, the New York Forest Industries Committee reported.
Fellowship Group To Meet Sundays
The fellowship group of the Westminster Foundation will meet each Sunday evening from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Westminster House, 1221 Oread. During the summer a 25 cent supper will be served at each meeting followed by a fellowship sing and a program.
The Sunday program will be a panel, discussion on the University's system of grading. The panel will be composed of a faculty member, a graduate student, and an undergraduate.
The eleventh State Health Education Workshop, which began June 10, ended today. Sixty-eight persons were enrolled in the course.
Education Workshop Ends
The workshop theme. "A Healthy School for All Kansas Children and Youth." included discussions on planning for schools, school lighting, heating and ventilation, classroom design and furnishings, safe water, health and safety in the school nutrition program, physical fitness, and health of the school personnel.
The workshop moderator was Dr. Paul V. Hein, consultant for the American Medical Assn., Chicago, and president of the American School Health Assn.
One of the featured speakers was
Dr. Calvin Grieder, professor of school administration at the University of Colorado.
Westminster Head Attending Workshop
Dr. John Patton, director of the Westminster Foundation, is attending a 2-week Synod workshop at Westpoint, Miss.
Dr. Allen Pickering, also of Westminster Foundation and assistant University pastor to Presbyterian students, has been counseling at the Senior High Young Peoples' conference at Emporia during the past week.
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