Friday, May 2, 1986
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University Daily Kansan
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Cleveland to have rock hall
United Press International
CLEVELAND — Cleveland's claim to be the rock 'n' roll capital of the world became more than a boast yesterday. The city was selected to house the proposed national Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.
Clive Davis, a member of the Hall of Fame Foundation, confirmed published reports that the hall would be built in Cleveland when he spoke on a Los Angeles radio talk show. Members of the Hall of Fame Foundation voted Wednesday to locate the rock museum in
Cleveland, where the phrase "rock n' roll" was said to have been coined in 1951 and the first rock concert was staged in 1952.
Cleveland officials campaigned for months for the hall of fame. They arranged endorsements from top performers, gathered 660,000 signatures from residents on petitions and organized a giant anniversary rock birthday party.
The hall will include a library, artifacts, archives and a 1,500-seat theater.
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Both tests will be administered this summer on June 28. To be eligible you must mail your fee to ETS by May 26. Application materials can be found in the University Counseling Center, 116 Bailey Hall.
Students who plan to enter teacher education or early childhood programs as juniors in the fall 1986 semester must pass Test I as a part of their admission requirements.
The Kansas Board of Regents and the Kansas State Board of Education require students to pass two examinations prior to becoming certified as teachers in Kansas.
Test I: For entry into Teacher Education, including Early Childhood, students must pass the mathematics and writing parts of the PPST.
Test II:For certification, students must pass the Professional Knowledge part of the NTE and the reading part of the PPST in addition to passing Test I.
The University of Kansas Department of Music and Dance Presents the Combined University Choirs and the University Symphony Orchestra in a Choral And Orchestral Concert James Ralston and Zuohuang Chen Conductors
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