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New Religion Building Proposed; Fund Raising Campaign Planned
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A grotto based on the KU seal will be one of the distinguish features of new Myers Hall, which will house the Kansas School of Religion.
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The grotto itself will represent Moses and a stained-glass window will depict the burning bush, a symbol of learning, William J. Moore, dean of the School of Religion, said.
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SATURDAY final plans will be made at a meeting to begin a fund-raising campaign.
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The principal speakers at the meeting will be William Avery, governor of Kansas Chester Mize, U.S. congressman from the second district, and Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe.
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Economics Section Picks Associate
IN 1921, AFTER the school became interdenominational, KU granted three hours credit in religion toward graduation. Now the University allows up to 25 hours credit of religion.
Arvid M. Zarley has been named associate chairman of the department of economics at KU and will include the advising of graduate students among his duties.
Zarley, an assistant professor, joined the KU faculty a year ago. He earned the BA degree from Pomona College in 1959, the M.S. from Purdue University in 1962 and the Ph.D. from Purdue earlier this year.
a portion of the religion school's expansion program. From the Kansas Eible Chair, operated by the Disciples of Christ, the school has become an interdenominational facility.
Originated early in the twentieth century, the Kansas Bible Chair was a method for giving religious instruction to members of the Disciples of Christ group. In 1921 it became interdenominational.
Today's religion school is not recognized by KU as one of its 10 schools, but merely serves as a learning institution for the student.
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