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University Daily Kansan
Page 0148_2 from reel: L 732 (1962-02-05 to 1962-07-31)
https://digital.lib.ku.edu/ku-udk/73183

Title: Strangers Write Book on Bee Architecture
Summary: KU entomologist Charles D. Michener and Japanese entomologist Shoichi F. Sakagami collaborate on book about bee architecture, focusing on nest structure and behavior.
Category: campus news
Subjects: entomology; research collaboration; university faculty
Named Entities: Michener, Charles D. [professor]; Sakagami, Shoichi F. [faculty member]
Confidence: 0.85

Title: Enrollment Up 8.1 Per Cent
Summary: KU enrollment increases by 8.1% with 9,250 students enrolled, including breakdown of class standings and gender distribution.
Category: campus news
Subjects: university enrollment; student statistics; academic administration
Named Entities: Hitt, James K. [registrar]
Confidence: 0.8

Title: Discussion Topic Is Wedding Music
Summary: Assistant professor Miriam Stewart Hamilton leads discussion on wedding music with guest Richard Gayhart, covering processional and recessional selections.
Category: campus news
Subjects: student activities; music education; campus events
Named Entities: Hamilton, Miriam Stewart [assistant professor of voice]; Gayhart, Richard [instructor of organ and theory]
Confidence: 0.8

Title: Dean to Talk at Law Day
Summary: Law Day event featuring former Yale professor Thurman W. Arnold speaking at KU Law School, with details about moot court competitions.
Category: campus news
Subjects: law school events; legal education; university administration
Named Entities: Arnold, Thurman W. [former professor of law]; Logan, James K. [dean of law]
Confidence: 0.8

Title: [advertisements]
Advertisers include: Joe's Bakery; Century Custom Recording Service; Lawrence Ice Co.; Weavers; Leonard's Standard Service; Jim's Cafe
Category: advertisements
Confidence: 0.9

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