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Summer Session Kansan
Friday, July 9, 1965
RECORDS
IVY GOES FIRST—Fraser Hall shed its 90-year-old cloak this week when workmen began tearing the ivy from the stone walls. The ivy is the first step in the demolition of the oldest building on the KU campus. The interior memorabilia of the building are being removed this week. —(Photo by Hugh Tessendorf)
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Fraser Razing Bids Requested
The invitations were mailed by the Office of the State Purchasing Director. A legal notice calling for bids by July 13 also has appeared.
Invitations to bid on the razing of old Fraser Hall have been received by prospective contractors.
Bids for the construction of new Fraser Hall were opened last week and were within cost estimates. Federal agencies which are providing part of the funds for construction are reviewing the bids prior to a decision on award of construction contracts.
Specifications for the razing of old Fraser Hall require the contractor to remove items of possible sentimental value. Other items of practical value already have been removed from the building by buildings and grounds employees and stored for use in other construction.
Three major events, a dance and two feature movies, are being sponsored by Kansas Union this week.
Union Events Fill Another Week
The first is a film at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Forum Room. Admission to this classical Laurel and Hardy movie, "Way Out West," is 50 cents.
The last activity is the weekly Friday Flicks, held in Dyche Auditorium at 7 and 9 p.m., admission 35 cents. The movie, "The Grass Is Greener," starring Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr, Robert Mitchum, and Jean Simmons, will be shown.
The second event is the dance being held in the Trail Room at 8:15 p.m. open to all KU and summer preview students.
New Dean of Journalism Excited by KU Prospects
ise. The University of Kansas was fortunate in being able to persuade a man of Dr. Agee's abilities and experience to take on this challenging assignment."
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Agee will head a school which was founded in 1944 upon the death of William Allen White. a one-time student at the University of Kansas whose career in Kansas journalism began in the 1880s. Journalism courses at the University go back to 1891 and a department was founded in 1911.
Science Teaching To Be Stressed
Jerry Milligan of the KU School of Education will teach the Elementary Science Workshop for two hours graduate or undergraduate credit. Each teacher will receive an overview of objectives, concepts, experiments, materials, and methods of teaching science at the elementary school level.
Latest techniques in teaching science to young children will be the goal of teachers enrolling in a twoweek workshop at the University of Kansas Wichita Center August 9-20.
A member of the Fort Worth Star-
Telegram editorial staff from 1937 to
Emphasis will be placed on experiments through which boys and girls should acquire an understanding of the basic concepts of physical, biological, and earth sciences.
Enrollment details may be obtained from the University of Kansas Wichita Center, 352 North Broadway, Wichita.
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1948, Agge headed the Texas Christian University department of journalism for eight years. He served as dean of the West Virginia University School of Journalism and as national executive officer of Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalism society, before returning to TCU in 1962.
AGEE IS FORMER president of the Association for Education in Journalism, and of the American Society of Journalism School Administrators.
He is one of five members of the National Council on Public Relations Education and is an alternate member of the Accrediting Committee of the American Council on Education in Journalism.
In addition to teaching, Agee directs an adult education program at TCU involving 160 instructors and 250 courses conducted on campus and at Carswell Air Force Base, General Dynamics/Ft. Worth and at Ling-Temco-Vought, Grand Prairie, as well as 50 special short courses offered throughout the year.
Dr. and Mrs. Agee have two daughters, Kim, 19, a senior at TCU, and Robyn, 7.
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