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Engineering Senior.
Tells Religions Views
(This article by Jack Deacon, an engineering senior, fs under tho
sponsorship of the Interfaith Council. The opinions and views expressed herein arc not necessarily those of this newspaper. Ld.)

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that ihcre at tually cxiis a supreme thought, tliicc-tior being w hit It is c itlciit ctl by the peilett tooulinatioii of
natural laus ami' purpose. It is without a tloubt that tertain
natural laws suth as at ('deration, mass, momentum, anil many
others some known anil many more unknown do aitiely exist. These natural laws coordinate with a dynamic put pose to
treatc, activate, and control lile and moement in all poitions
ot the universe and maintain an at t urate ctjttilibt iimi among
all ot its component-parteither large or small.
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Krnturky's Bob Cravens (28) returns a Tennessee
punt in the Wildcats' final football tame of the
season. Other identifiable Kenturkians are Paul

Kenny Robertson (11). Tennessee players are Ray
Moss (53), David Emory (27), and Joe Lukowski
(67). The victory over Tennessee was Kentucky's
first SEC win this season.

Sloan (21), who is shown blocking; for Cravens, and

Dean Ginger Says Russians Are Willing
To Pay For Advanced School System
Dr. Lyman V. Gintrer. president
the National Education Association and dean of the UK College of Education, said last week
that college teachers In Russia
earn up to "seven times as much
as a Russian skilled worker."
Speaking to a news conference
at the 37th annual meeting of the
National Council for Social Studies
in Pittsburgh, Ginger said that the
Russians are getting the kind of
education they want because they
arc willing to pay for it.
"We cannot be critical of Russian educational
methods," he
stated. "We have advocated the
same things for years and now
they have put them to use with
success."
Classes In the Soviet Union, he
explained, are limited to 17 and
18 students. "Many hundreds of
classes in the United States have
over 30 students," he said.
The dean said a basic dispute
in this country is whether prospective teachers should be instructed more in subject matter
or methods of teaching. "Russia
by
has resolved the battle
teaching both of them," he explained.
Ginger also said teachers' sal
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aries are high enough in the Soviet
Union to attract top people into
the field. "Russian elementary and
high school teachers earn one and

Thompson's Work Lauded
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These things are absolutely necessary to insure the development of
the full growth of the individual
and the proper attitudes toward
other people and toward the purpose of his life and its relation
ship to the world about him.
I believe that there is now, as
there his always ..Jjcf n,- a basio
need for man to lojically explain
all of those unknown things which
encompass him, many of which it
will never be possible to explain.
There is little further need to
enumerate the facts that man has
always turned to science and re- ligion to answer unexplainable
phenomena nor Is there need to
point out that the intricate re
lationship between the purposes
and laws of the universe will never
be explained in their ultimate
sense by logical processes.
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College grads employed in
science earn more than the
grads in Government service.

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False. Surveys show that 38 of the
grads in Government work were in
the $5,000 and above range: only
26
of those in science shared this
income status. At $7,500 and above,
Government employed grads seated
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enter professions or reach top
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to 84! Census reports indicate that
employment with the greatest pres-tig- e
and income is overwhelmingly
held by college grads. Some men
"without a college education make the- -"
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Since 1878, the University of
Kentucky has had but five presidentsJames K. Patterson, Henry
S. Barker, Frank L. McVey, Herman Lee Donovan, and Frank G.

Dickey.

Riley writes that in 1953 a law
was passed requiring all cities in
Turkey having 2.000 school children or more to establish a children's library." At that time there
were only eight of these libraries,
and now there are about 70
and "more are being added each
month." he states.
Dr. Thompson's work was under
the International Exchange Program. Primary objective of the
program is to increase mutual
understanding between the people
of the United States and the
people of other countries.

where are integrally linked by a
common bond and goal, which foal
can be achieved by the proper actions of all concerned. This necessitates a consideration of. the ancient query of right and wrong as
well as the acceptance of an ideal
mores which is commonly shared
by all individual societies and cultures.
This is to say that before this
goal can be reached and the common bond clasped, all societies
must give up their accepted moral
customs and devote themselves to
other ethical and moral standards
which stem from a common source
and which ultimately contain all
elements of truth and universality,
I believe that every individual
must approach each prqblem and
challenge with a clear, Iqgical, unprejudiced, and many times even
seemingly complacent mind. He
must develop and understand a
reason because of which every- thing happens insuring in his own

FOR A CLOSER
ELECTRIC SHAVE

Several UK students and faculty
members attended the 58th annual
International Livestock Exposition
which opened in Chicago last week.
David Wynn, a Future Farmer
and a senior at UK, entered an
Angus Steer owned Jointly with
his brother Danny, a high school
senior. The steer was reserve grand
champion in the competition at
the Kentucky State Fair.
Five steers belonging to UK were
shown Tuesday. They were a
Shorthorn, a - Hereford,-- and three
Angus. In 1955, UK exhibited a
Shorthorn steer, donated by Luther
Rice. Bourbon County, which was
selected reserve grand champion
of the show.
Fifteen sheep belonging to. the
University were exhibited Monday
by Harold Barber.- - UK shepherd.
There were eight Hampshires and
seven Southedowns in the consignment.
Herdsmen Ted Cathey and Mack
Whitaker exhibited 15 Hampshire
barrows, fn- - UK in the swine open
class Tuesday.
Twelve UK representatives attended the American Society of
Animal Production which opened
last week. Dr. F. H. Baker. Dr.
R. B. Grainer, Dr. J. y. Stroud
and Dr. J. D. Kemp read papers
at the first session.
Dr. W. P. Garrigus, head of the
UK Animal Husbandry Department, is Southern vice president
of the society.
UK also sent livestock and
teams to the exposition.
The livestock team was coached
by Prof. Bob Hicks.
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ficial recently praised Dr. Lawrence S. Thompson, director of
the University of Kentucky libraries, for ' the results of his work
as a library consultant to the
Turkish, government.
Writing in the current issue of
Library Journal, Russell L. Riley,
director of the international educational exchange service, states
that "it is gratifying to know that
so many of the suggestions which
Dr. Thompson made in his report
have been followed."
An example of. these results.

UK People

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a half times as much as a Russian
skilled worker," Ginger said, "Here
a teacher is lucky if he can equal
a skilled workers' earnings."

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