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1   Published quarterly by the University ot Kentucky on the campus oi the University at Lex- `
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ii      Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Lexington. Ky., May 1. 1952. under the
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  f  j CONTENTS
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      ALUMNI SEMINAR .................................................................................... 4
    "MIRACLES, I963" ...................................................................................... G
 ifjg i UI<’S NOBEL PRIZE WINNER ................................................................ S
  E CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS BUILDING DEDICATED ............................ 9
    UK ALUAINUS AIRPORT PLANNER .........................................,.,........ 10 I.l·l‘l"l`l·l1tS lt) ‘l`Ill·Z l·1l)l‘l<>l _
    UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS .............................................................................. 11 mlm lslwlx 1,,
I.·_  Q.  i REUNION ACTIVITIES—DR. DICKE1 TO SA) FAREU ELL . .,
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  i TO ALUMNI ....................................................,.................................,... 12) I I
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  I - GRADUATE SCHOOL OBSERVING .>OtIi ANN IVERSAR1 .............. 14 . ._ A
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  i ABOUT THE ALUMNI .............................................................................. 16 did iroin you in ¤<>i¤ii¤·<·li<·ii iiidv
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’   james A. Sutherland, President, Bloomfield, Ky. GUY   Huguelet, ]r., 1469 Lakewood Drive, I l:Ct‘l tllllt illly lllt‘;lSlII‘t‘ ill ~‘l. "
·   { Richard E. Cooper, Vice President, Somerset, Lexington (Term expires 1965) · . _ _ I   _,
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tln~onuIir~;: if Annual Alumni Seminar will be held on campus May SI and ]une 1. ,  
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    counteracted most effectively through the intelligent use major issues of U. S. foreign policy. llc served at ; l
    of factual and authentic knowledge concerning its aims advisor to Secretary of State Cordell llnll at the Klint- l
  _:_4` · . and methods, its strengths and its weaknesses. Conference in 1943. lle has published nninerons .i;;; Q4 i
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    objective, discussion of communism and should pi-ove to Of iiiv Soviet Union. and on L`. S. foreign policy. lit Q;
  { be an illuminating and Challenglng experience ln these visited the Soviet 1`nion twice in the past two )r·.ii’>.
    who participate in this Sixth Annual Alumni Seminar Four UK faculty mcmbcrs will speak during it 1*.. . 1
  3 i sponsored by your Alumni Association. All alumni and afternoon seminar at thc Medical Center. The slit.} ·~
`   i the general public are cordially invited to attend all and their subjects are: Dr. C. Max Milam. assistai.:   The S4
  sessions of the Seminar which will begin on Friday, May fessor of political science. "Marxism As a Socio—l’ii;‘..i  M ll ty
  31, in Room MN 663 of the Medical Center. The Satur- Theory; Dr. Stanley _l. Zyzniewski. assistant proft~~‘ f  , `
i   , day morning session will be held :ttSpindletop Hall on the liistory. "Evoliitioii of the Soviet t*iiioi.{‘ iii-. j.}; T ‘°"i‘l’*‘P
  Iron \Vorks Road and will be followed by the annual Masten. professor of economics. "The Soviet lCt·r· I  iiiliilnl
    alumni picnic and meeting of the Alumni Association. System;" and Robert M. llodcs, instructor in the 1‘.iii-.~i  Opcrati
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    4 at 9:30 A.M. Friday, May 31. A physician by profession, An open forum will follow Di-, j\iost—ly`s spcecli li il°ll<*ll$
      ~ j Dr. ]udd has served ten terms as the representative from President Frank C. Dickey will give the opcniiii ·—?·l  il icclm
    r" . ~ Minnesota’s Fifth Congressional District in Minneapolis, closing rcinarks of the seminar. cli its l
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