Monday, Sept. 10. 1956. University Daily Kansan
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Union Cafeteria Is Remodeled
If you were in the Student Union cafeteria last year, it won't take you long to notice the changes this year. In fact, as soon as you enter the main entrance, the most apparent change is right in front of you.
It consists of a neatly decorated dividing screen which not only widens the aisle, but, according to Frank Burge, director of the Student Union, gives customers sitting near the entrance unprecedented privacy.
Paintings, carefully selected to create a harmonious effect, now line the pillars and walls of the cafeteria. The paintings were obtained through the Museum of Art.
Wood and paneling has been added to provide a more picturesque background.
The lighting effect above the food counter is more satisfactory now that a plywood baffle board has been dropped to shade the customers from the fluorescent lights.
Wall seating, consisting mostly of tables for two, has been installed and serves to break up the large room quite effectively.
Mr. Burge regards the redecoration of the cafeteria as part of the continuing program for upkeep of Student Union facilities.
New Teachers
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instaffs of several California newspapers and the Honolulu Star-Bulletin. He received his A.B. degree from San Jose State College, and his master of science in journalism from the Medellin School of Northwestern University.
ROTC—Col. Frank A. Kurtz, professor of air science and commanding officer of the Air Force ROTC unit.
Col. Ralph J. Hanchin, professor of military science and tactics and commanding officer of the Army ROTC unit.
School of Medicine—Dr. Russell E. Bridwell, instructor in otorhinolaryngology; Dr. James B. Caulfield, instructor in pathology and oncology; Dr. George R. Dubes, assistant professor of pediatrics; Miss Julie Gempel, instructor in microbiology; Mrs. Joan Glasco, instructot in nursing; Dr. John M. Hansen, assistant professor of surgery; Dr. Bernard Klionsky, instructor in pathology and oncology; Dr. Marian Lambert, instructor in pathology and oncology, and Dr. Italo Archetti, associate professor of pediatrics.
Research Contract Signed With AEC
The University has introduced a new research program in radiochemistry by announcing the appointment of Dr. Frank Sherwood Rowland as assistant professor of chemistry and the signing of an Atomic Energy Commission contract to be administered by Dr. Rowland.
The contract calls for $28,000 to be used during the coming year for a study of the "phenomena and mechanisms by which energetic atoms undergo chemical reaction, and the potentialities of recoil reactions for producing useful tracer molecules."
Dr. Rowland, an instructor at Princeton University the past four years, has been working in the field of the reactions of energetic recoil atoms since 1949. He received the doctorate degree in radiochemistry from the University of Chicago in 1952, under the supervision of Dr. Willard F. Libby, now a member of the Atomic Energy Commission.
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