City, rural renewal necessary
A professor of architecture has advocated a program to preserve natural resources by making detailed inventories of resources before any urban or rural planning takes form.
Philip Lewis, of the University of Wisconsin, speaking to a gathering in Lindley Hall Friday, said the unguided sprawl of urban development must be stopped to preserve our reservoir of resources.
Once it is determined which natural features to keep, Lewis said, successful plans for urban and rural development can be made by calculating the impact landscaping, recreational planning and highway construction will have on the land. The interrelated factors of geology, slope of the land, mineral resources, water, soil, transportation, population and industry must all be considered, he said.
Lewis was visiting here in order to confer with the Kansas Geological Survey, which is currently studying the factor of geology in Lawrence urban planning.
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Fulbright grant
Dale P. Scannell, associate dean of the Graduate School, has received a Fulbright Fellowship for the 1966-67 academic year. Dean Scannell will lecture in educational and psychological testing at the Stockholm School of Education in Sweden.
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