—UDK Photo by Tom Coltans
IT MIGHT AS WELL BE SPRING
It's almost spring on Mount Oread, and couples were taking advantage of the warm weather near Potter Lake yesterday.
Poet, novelist visit English classes
A former poetry editor of The Nation, Denise Levertov, and her novelist husband, Mitchell Goodman, are guests of the English department today, tomorrow and Saturday.
The visiting couple will lecture to creative writing classes and read student manuscripts. Miss Levertov will also give a public
reading of her work tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Kansas Union Forum Room.
A teacher at Vassar College, Miss Levertov has published six volumes of poetry. The most recent include "The Jacob's Ladder" and "O Taste and See." "The Sorrow Dance," her seventh volume, will be published this spring.
Pro exam is tonight
Armed with dictionaryies and pens, 1.000 students will tackle the English Pro tonight.
The English Proficiency Examination will be given at 7:30 in Malott Hall, Bailey Hall, Flint Hall, Summerfield Hall and Lindley Hall.
ALL STUDENTS TAKING the examination are required to bring the assignment cards for KU identification cards and pens to the examination room. They may also have dictionaries. Paper will be supplied.
Approximately 1,150 students have enrolled for the examination, said James E. Seaver, director of the Western Civilization program.
Seaver said he expects about 1,000 candidates to take the examination. The figures now, he said, are lower than the fall semester, but the ratio of those who take the examination is about the same. During the fall, about 1,300 signed up for the examination and about 1,100 took it, he said. Usually fewer students take the English Pro in spring, he added.
Seaver said the results of the examination will not be released until the middle of April.
Passing the English Pro is a prerequisite for graduation from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and the schools of Education, Fine Arts and Journalism.
Daily Kansan
Thursday, March 2, 1967
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