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University Daily Kansan
Wednesday.May 24.1961
Language Proficiency Results
The following people have passed the Spanish Proficiency Test;
Sally L. Brown, Susan M. Condell,
Barry L. Isaac, Rebecca F. King,
Philip J. Mohler, Catherine J. Wien-
eke.
The following people have passed the French Proficiency Test:
Robinson-
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moded. It is old, leaking, has nottoo-sturdy walls. It provides inadequate facilities, and, according to the chancellor, Haworth is not much better.
The administration has several reasons why the physical education building is not on the list of priorities such as the inadequacy and condition of many buildings. Fraser Hall is much worse than Robinson.
One instructor of English in Fraser tells of a third floor office space
space:
"We were grading papers one day when we heard some sort of fluttering noise from the ceiling. We walked over to the wall and looked up. We could see some birds building a nest.
"That's right. The outer wall is pulling away from the inner structure and you could see daylight through the opening. They've put molding over the split, but it's hardly properly prepared."
The new wing to be built on the Library will be started next year and will come within 20 feet of Fraser, making the structure built in 1872 an obstruction to campus planning and beauty.
Mr. Nichols said that the University's needs can be met with funds the legislature can give KU in the next ten years, but he says the fact of the matter is that KU needs all of the funds immediately.
Harold A. Baker, Jerold C. Baxton,
Patricia A. Behen, Lenita Childers,
James L. Crabtree, David G. DoLong,
Marsha L. Dutton, Margaret R.
Eaton, William B. Elniff, Janelle S.
Haury, Thomas H. Howell, Larry M.
Klamm, Alan D. Latta, Marilyn L.
Menasco, Marilyn J. Mitchell, Pamela
S. Rice, Susan Sholff, Gary Alan
Smith, Carol L. Swift, Jo Anne
Wells, Patricia S. Zogleman.
The following person has passed the Latin Proficiency Test:
Fenton R. Talbott
The following people have passed the German Proficiency Test:
W. D. Brownnell, Elizabeth Fly,
Richard Janke, Carol S. McMillen,
Gretchen Miller, Breon Mitchell,
Laird Patterson, Nadine Proty,
Robert W. Wahl, Marjorie Wolf.
Exam Rescheduled
The final examination for the 10 a.m. TTS sequence will be given at 3:40-5:30 Tuesday, instead of Wednesday as listed on the examination schedule handouts. For the complete schedule, see page 12.
AEC Awards $61,200
Frank S. Rowland, associate professor of chemistry, has been awarded a $61,200 contract by the Atomic Energy Commission for research in radio-chemistry.
Water Saver
COLLEGE STATION, Tex. — (UPI) — Research work done in Throckmorton County, Tex. by the Texas A&M College experiment station showed that water evaporation retardation by chemical means offers a promising method of conserving surface-stored water.
All men think all men mortal but themselves. —Young
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