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should be removed. It added.
The study Indicated earned degrees held by the University placed
It in a high position.
More than 57 percent of the UK
faculty holds a doctorate or its
equivalent .and 34.8 percent have
earned the master's degree, leaving only 8 percent of the faculty with only one earned degree.

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school faculty, 169 hold a Th.D.
or the equivalent
The study said the faculty's record In regard to consultative arrangements was "not too impressive" but found that the number
of foreign assignments compared
favorably with institutions of like
size.

"The publications record of the
faculty suggests that there is a
considerable dedication to scholarship, research, and creative effort,"

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versity should seek to develop
among its faculty a more enthusiastic devotion to learning than
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now prevails.
The small group of faculty memBomb
bers which meets its classes, repeats its assignments, lectures, and
Dickey Inspect the
Gov. Bert Combs and UK President Frank
examinations from day to day and
newly completed bomb shelter at Maxwell Place. Dedication cereyear to year should not be allowed
monies for the shelter were held Tuesday. li is the first family
to increase, the study said.
Kentucky.
shelter 'for radioactive fallout protection in
"It must, in fact, be decreased,"
the report said.
Concerning the administration,
the report said positive steps must
be taken to halt and reverse the
enroachment of officials and agencies on the prerogatives of the
Board of Trustees and the adApplications for staff positions daily news editors, four associate ministration and faculty.
"In keeping with the practice at
on the Kentucky Kernel and the news editors, a society editor, and
other complex universities, the ada sports editor.
Kentuckian are being accepted by
of the UniApplications for four daily sports ministrative structure
Kentucky should be rethe Board of Student Publications. editors, a book page editor, and a versity of
Dr. Niel Plummer, director of woman's page editor will also be examined periodically," the study
the. School of Journalism, said the accepted for the Kernel. These advised.
Regardless of community or podeadline for applications would be positions will not be salaried.
litical pressures, no additional
noon Monday.
In addition, two advertising socenters should be estabApplications should list the per- licitors are needed. The advertising
lished except in terms of valid
son's capabilities, experience, and salary is based on sales.
criteria set by the University itother pertinent information.
Paid staff positions open on the self, the report added.
Those wishing to apply for Kentuckian are:
The study called for a vigorus
either staff should send their apEditor, managing editor, and as- examination of the curriculum and
plications to the Board of Student sociate editor.
continued efforts to evaluate the
Publications, Journalism Building.
Other paid editorial positions teaching effectiveness.
Paid stall positions on the are:
Kernel which will be open are:
Greek, senior, organizations, culChecks
Editor, managing editor, two
ture and administration, beauty,
The dates for signing for vetmanaging editors, four and sports.
erans' checks have been set for
May
Veteran signing after
this date will receive their chec ks

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Language Conference.
F.A. 220 move to Miller Hall 313.
Classes to be moved include:
S.S. 102 move to Miller Hall 31fi.
Friday morning:, April 29, 9 to 12 S.S. 12 move tu Medical Building
663.
classes meeting in
S S. 131 move to Miller Hall 3 )6.
F A. 216 move to Medical Building 263.
Saturday morning, April 30, 9 to
F.A. 222 move to Medical Building 4!3.
F.A. 224 move to Medical Building 5(53. 12 classes meeting in
xcept for Eng. 104 which move to the
F.A. 216 move to Medical Building
laboratory Theatre.
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move to Miller Hall 316.
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S.S. 102 move to Miller Hall 316.
S.S. 129 move to Medical Building 663.
S.S. 131 move to Miller Hall 3oti.

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lng and . . . superior performance medieval
UK President Frank G. Dickey
In the classroom should gurantee
invitation to conferees
rewards at least the equal of those in his
stated:
given for research accomplish"In the field of foreign languages
ment." the report said.
we must deal with several classifiThe University Is without adeobjectives: those of
quate tools and facilities to cations of basic
institutions, communities,
achieve and maintain true great- teachers, general education, vocaness in research, the report stated. students,
tional education and textbooks.
More research assistants are
"We are pleased that the Unineeded to utilize to the maximum
versity of Kentucky Foreign Lanthe full research potential of gift- guage Conference is expanding in
ed faculty members, it added.
numbers of papers and moving into
A 16.4 million dollar building
new language and cultural areas."
program for 1960-6- 1 announced reRegistration will continue today
cently should ease the problem
at the l ine Arts Building with the
now confronting the University bescheduled for
cause of the lack of physical fa- first official session
7:30 p.m. at Memorial Hall.
cilities, the report said.
At that time Dr. Robert J. Buck,
However, the program Miould be
assistant professor of ancient langfollowed soon by the conduction
uages and literatures at UK. will
of a general classroom and office
and
building of considerable size, and launch the 13th conference duV,
will be welcomed by
additions to the Mineral Industries deleuales
Huilding and to the College of Law, Bert T. Combs.
Principal speaker lor the first
the report added.
session will be Avraham llarn.an
from the Embassy of Israel in
Washington. D. C. A reception will
follow in the parlors of the Hoxe
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Economics Building for Ambasof the sador Harman and the audience.
ternity. He is chairman
Following the Friday morning
committee that organized the deferred rushing plan which was re- general session, group luncheons
cently adopted by IFC.
will be held.
He served as publicity chairman
There will also be a general dinon the Greek Week Committee and ner at 6:30 p.m. Friday in the Stuis now a member of the Greek dent Union Blue Grass Room and
Publicity Committee and corre- a general luncheon at 12:10 pm.
sponding secretary of his fratern- Saturday In the Football Room or
ity.
the Student Union Building.
Conferencees will tour local
Gott Is a Junior civil engineering major from Bowling Green. horse farms Saturday afternoon.
He Is a member of Alpha Gamma
Kral CUtalftc Ait fcrlaf rala.
Rho fraternity. YMCA. ASCE. and
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sentative to Student Congress.
Rosenberg, from Louisville. Is a
junior majoring in chemistry. He
is past president of Zeta Beta Tau
fraternity and is a member of the
Committee, Lances, Lamp
Cross Society, and the Intex-fait- h
and
Council.
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The outgoing secretary
LAST DAY
treasurer are Jerry Shaikun and
Schlmpeler respectively,
"Please Don't Eat
Charles
Before the elections, Wallace, re- the Daisies"
porting for the Rush Committee,
TOMORROW!
said Dean of Men L. L. Martin Is
new
pleaded with the council's
TONY
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iuhing plan and feels certain the CURTIS MARTIN LEIGH
Faculty will approve it.

President Frank G. Dickey and
Dickey will hold an open
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house from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Friday
AP
On at Maxwell Place for the members
SANTA FE. N. M.
the day New Mexico candidates ot the Foreign Language Conferfiled for office, an unshaved. shab- ence, the faculty, foreign students,
bily dressed little man sidled up and majors in foreign languages.
to one of the windows in the
Capitol where officials were ac- AIR CONDITION!!
cepting forms from the candidates,
and asked:
"Is there anything open where
an unemployed man like me can
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