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UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY

VOLUME XXXVI

LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1946

Two Colleges

Dr. S. Shepard Jones
To Speak Wednesday;
Sponsored By Veterans
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In Greek Elections

Announce 54
3.0 Standings
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Release Grades

File For Degrees

NUMBER 32

Dr. A. M. Harding To Speak
At First Term Convocation;
Classes Dismissed At 11:15

Compilation of the spring quart
er's grades in the College of Arts
comA'.l seniors who expect to
Dr. 8. Shepard Jones, public liaihand Sciences and the College of En
for
plete their requirements
son officer of the U. S. Departgraduation at the close of the
gineering Indicate that 40 arts and
ment of State, will give an address
summer quarter and who have
;'
in Memorial hall at 7 p. m. WednesV
sciences and 14 engineering students
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not at a previous time made ap-t
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Dr. A. M. Harding, president of
day, July 3. Subject of the address,
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had perfect standings.
rere
plication for degrees.
which will be broadcast over radio
by a high ranking)
) i the University of Arkansas, will be
1
Students with perfect standings An address
quested to do so on Friday, June
the principal speaker at the first
station WLAP, will be "The Amerh
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28, by Dean Leo M. Chamberlain.
in the College of Arts and Sciences naval officer on "Operation Crosssummer convocation on Monday,
ican People and Their Foreign
This applies also to graduate
Policy."
July 1, at 11:10 a. m. The convoare Perry Ronald Adams, senior, roads" and a report by the promotional director of the Committee
students who expect to complete
cation, the only one scheduled for
Parkersburg, W. Va.; Richard Don
Dr. Jones, who has recently re'
for Kentucky are on the program
the first term, will be held at MemI
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turned from Greece, where he was their requirements for gradute
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Baker, senior, Somerset; Prentiss C. for the opening session of the
'
degrees. All applications should
orial hall.
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a technical advisor in observing
Beatty, junior, Milan, Tenn.; John Kentucky Press Association, which
All classes scheduled to meet at
the Greek elections, comes to the be filed in Room 16 of the AdWelch Bronaugh, freshman, Nich- - convenes here today and Saturday
11:15 will be dismissed for conministration building.
University as a guest speaker for
annual midfcriasville; Albert Bushong Brooke, in its seventy-sevenCandidates for the bachelor's
vocation.
an open meeting of the UK Vetersummer meeting.
degree will be charged a graduaDr. Harding will present an IlJr., senior, Charlotte, N. C; Beverly
ans' club, to which the public is intion fee of $9.00. This will cover
lustrated lecture on popular asvited.
Real Admiral Harold ' Miller,
Anne Brown, sophomore, Lexington;
tronomy, entitled, "Glimpses of
the rental of cap and gown,
chief of the navy's public relations
Born in Florida, Dr. Jones came
Corinna Minor Cook, sophomore. bureau, will describe the preparadiploma fee. the Kentuckian,
Other Worlds."
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to Kentucky and attended high
panville; Jean Shirley Crabb, senior, tions for the atom bomb test at
Presiding at the convocation will
and senior dues. Candidates for
school and college at Georgetown.
Rowletts; Fred Harold Daugherty, Bikini Atoll,
advanced degrees will be chargbe Dean Leo M. Chamberlain. Dr.
and members will be
Master's degree at
He received a
sophomore, Georgetown.
ed a fee of $15.00. which will
'
permitted to ask questions about
H
nniji .j j H. L. Donovan, president of the
UK in 1931.
- Wendell Car den Demarcus,
cover the above with the excepjunior, the trials following the address,
University, will present the speak'
"
After receiving his PhX. from
V'
Dr. A. M. Hardinr
.
Knoxville, Tenn.: Jane Garrett. Victor R. Portmann. professor in
er. The invocation and benprtir- tion of the Kentuckian and in
instructor at addition the cost of the hood to
Oxford, he served at
Uion will be pronounced by the
pfreshman, Lexington; Smith Hyson, the Journalism
department and
Harvard, lecturer, a director of the be presented
Reverend Raymond A. Coppenger,
said yesthe candidate. Tom Gregory, president of ODK, presents a check for $250 to President Sunior, Evarts; James Alvin Goins, KPA secretary-manage- r,
World Peace foundation, and since
Frankfort; Charles Otis terday.
Graduation fees are payable not
student pastor at Immanuel BapH. L. Donovan, for the Athletic fund, M. E. Potter, ODK faculty
has held various posts with the later than the fourth day
sHalliday, senior, Louisville; Darrell
tist church.
adviser looks on.
Also on the program will be a
State Department. At present he is
Dr. Harding, a native of Pine
iB. Hancock, freshman. Providence:
the commencement,
"Kentucky on the
Assistant Chief of the Division
of
the
T. George Harris, freshman, Tren- discussion
Bluff, Arkansas, has been on the
which will be Monday, August
diof Public Liaison.
ton; Bryan Thomas Iglehart, sopho- March" by James Armstrong,
University of Arkansas staff since
19.
rector of promotional activities for
At the San Francisco conference.
more, Hartford.
Married women and prospective 1905. He holds his M. A. and Ph. D.
the Committee for Kentucky, Mr. brides enrolled
Dr. Jones served as special asJudy Keen Johnson, sophomore, Portmann stated.
in the family liv- degrees from the University of
sistant to the public liaison officer
ing course, which is being offered Chicago.
Richmond; Juliette Jones, senior,
on inof the American delegation
After registration this morning, by the home economics
Working in the academic field
Mayfield; Ranald Forrest
departternational organization.
III, freshman, Carroll ton; members will be called to order in ment during the first summer quar- of mathematics. Dr. Harding has
A plot on the University's Extheir first session in the WBKY ter, are receiving daily lectures written a number of texts in algeDiscussing one of the year's Mary King Martina, senior, Lexingradio studios by Mr. Harold A. dealing with problems of court- bra, trigonometry
periment Station Farm back of touchiest political issues, Phillip ton; Mary Jackson Mulligan,
and geometry.
senior,
President Herman Lee Donovan Shawnee Place was approved by P. Ardery, Frankfort, candidate for Lexington; Mildred Allen Moore, Browning, editor of the Whitley ship, husband-wif- e
relationship, His hobby, astronomy, has been
Williamsburg,
Republican,
and and parent-chil- d
of the the Democratic nomination of U. senior, ' Lexington;
the topic of some 2.000 addresses
expressed hopes yesterday that the the executive committee
relationships.
E.
Frederick
new officer type barracks for stu Board of Trustees last Saturday S. Senator, addressed a meeting of Nichols, freshman, Madisonville; Ida president of the association. Mr.
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Miss Mary Mumford, assistant which he has delivered
Browning will conclude the program
Percy H. Landrum. owner and dents will be ready for occupancy for the erection of barracks as- the U.K. Veteran's club last Monprofessor of home economics and states and in Canada. He is alHill Norris, freshman, Owingsville;
Ohio County News by the fall quarter. The
with a talk on "Reactivating the director
signed to the University by the Ar- day in Memorial hall.
editor of the
William White Oliver, senior, Hazof the University Nursery so author of a popular book on asKentucky National Guard."
- . vnnrtm instruction my to relieve the housing shortage
t Hartford, and graduate of the
school, is teaching the course and tronomy.
Ardery invaded the home terri- ard; Harold Eugene Pace, sophoUniversity, with
Dacneior oi an and divided into cubicles will house of the students-veteran- s.
The plan tory of John Y. Brown, generally more, Lexington.
Dr. Harding has received many
The University will entertain the has announced the program
for
degree in Journalism in 1931, has approximately 12 to IS students on was announced last week, but the considered his strongest
political
Harry Meade Palmer, sophomore, group with a luncheon in the Stu- this quarter.-- Lectures will include educational honors. He has served
placed the files of three Ohio each leveL
building. Dr. Leo M. talks by four other members of the
President Donovan location of the units had not been foe, and aired his views on the la Lexington: Betty
vm
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Jean Pardo, dent Union
county newspapers in the Univer- went on to say that the entire pro- determined at that time.
verslty Extension Association. He
bor situation. At the close of his Junior, Lexington; Mary Frances Chamberlain, dean of the Univer- University's home economics
deconKentucky library on
sity of
sity will preside. During the after- partment.
is a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
ject will house approximately 520 The executive committee made talk, the veterans loosed questions
tinuous loan basis to the Univer- students and that the barracks are three awards to foreign students. concerning the year's most contro Pope, special, Lexington; Avan Nell noon they will be entertained by July 2,
Miss Helen Wilmore, as- Sigma Xi, ODK, the American AsMarie Prater, Junior, Volga; Glenn
sity.
various recreational activities, in- sistant professor of home econom- tronomical Society and the AmerMarguerite
Bourdis. of versial problems.
for single veterans only. He fur- Helene
Albert Price, senior, Lexington; Jean
Blue-graican Mathematical Society. He hi a
Files of the Hartford Herald from ther stated that the exact number France, was granted a $600 Hagin
ics, will speak on "Family SpendHoward C. Bowles, who Ruth Ritchie, aentor. Viper Horace cluding a tour of the noted
Neither
1881 to 1926; the Hartford
horse farms, a handicap gqlf ing"; Miss Frances Seeds, asso- charter member of the Arkansas
of units to be erected has not been Fellowship; Theresa Claypooi, Man introduced Ardery, nor Ardery him- Lewis Sawin,
senior. Lexington: tournament at the Ashland Counlican, from 1892 to 1926; and the determined, and that the first ila, P. H.. was given a free tuition self, mentioned the fact
ciate professor of home economics, chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity.
that the Alfred Price Shire, Junior, Paris; try
swimming party at will deliver an address July 8. on
club, and
Ohio County Mews, from 1926 to units should be here now.
scholarship for three quarters of senatorial candidate is a much
T helm a Southworth, sophomore, Joyland park. a
1945 are included in the loan.
the school year, 1946-4and Se- decorated World War II veteran.
Furnishing the Home for EffecFoundations Laid
Sadie ville; Alice Jane Street, sophoThe association will be guests of tive Living";
Dr. T. D. Clark, head of the
The foundations for the two bastian van Goudoever, of Holland,
the topic, "Family
Commenting on the labor situ- more, Lexington; Nancy Fillmore
Members of the geological dedepartment of history is making an largest barracks, located south of was given a free tuition scholar ation, Ardery declared that he is Toll, senior, Lawrenceburg; Janet Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Wachs at Food Selection," will be discussed partment
Castle Lawn Farm for
late af- - on July 9. by Mrs. Charles Wool- - Black hillswho left June 5 for the
effort to add the files of Kentucky the University high school, on ship for four quarters of the school neither
nor
Walllngford, senior, Covington and
of South Dakota, their
newspapers to the library's historScott street, are under construc- year,
"There are three sides la- Betty Louise Walsh, senior, Cynthi- - ternoon party. The annual ban- dridge, home economics Instructor; first trip of this kind since 1943,
quet sponsored by the Lexington Dr. Statie Erikson, head of the deKentucky, and Mr. tion at the present time.
ical data on
Other Action
The
bor's, management's and the pub- ana.
have returned to the University.
Herald-Leadwill be held at 7 partment, will take as her subject
Landrum's gift substantially in- other units are to be located on Other action by the committee lic's," he said, adding that it is first
The purpose of the trip was to
Engineering College
p. m. at the Lafayette hotel. New "Health in the Family." She will
creases the material on hand.
the campus at various points not included the granting of authority necessary to determine
wherein
study rock formation and to look
Students with perfect standings films on frequency modulation and speak on July 16.
yet determined. Dr. Donovan said. to President Herman L. Donovan the public interests lie before votfor fossils. In addition to the Black
in the College of Engineering are: television will be shown following
The whole project is backed by to receive construction
Dr. Myron Hopper, who is from hills, the latter were found
bids on ing on a labor issue.
In
Auval L. Hurt, Hickman; Carlton E. the banquet.
the Federal Housing Administra- July 16 for the new service and "If you're going to make persons
the College of the Bible, Is sched- Selicia. Ohio; Rockford,
3,464
Saturday's meeting will be 'held uled to give a lecture on "Religion Wichita. Kansas. Around Iowa, and
tion, and the University arranges maintenance building to be erected. work, then you need the power of Steele, Lexington; James W. Woody,
Keystone
Lexington; Staley F. Adams, Lex- at' the Lafayette hotel. Scheduled in the Family"; however, the date
only for water facilities and sew
Monday, the last day of reggovernment to back up such laws. ington;
and AsterISJU several mineral
Following approval of appoint
Othneil Alsop, Pine Bluff, are addresses by Neil Dalton, Wash- of his address is uncertain.
age disposal, President Donovan
ns
first summer
istration for the
were visited;ii n. i n
oDc-oments to the various departments If enough restrictive legislation is Ark.; Nathan L Goff, Memphis, ington, D. C, on
"The Housing
concluded.
term, brought the University's
tensive collections of igneous rocks
of the colleges of the University, passed, it would mean state social- Ten.; Guy F. Vansant, Frankfort; Problem"
by Jack Carver, coland
were made for the department. It
total enrollment to 3,464 stuthe committee granted leaves of ism," Ardery asserted, "with gov Walter W. Aton, Milburn; Brownie umnist for the Atlanta Constitudents, according to the regisis reported that a ton and a half
absence to E. G. Trimble, associate ernment dictating prices, working B. Bolton; Leitchfield; Donald War tion
and Des Moines Register, on
of material is now on its way by
trar's office.
professor of political science, dur- hours, and wages."
ren, Staten Island, N. Y.; Emanual "The Country Editor."
rail.
Many students registered late
ing July and August; J. R. Schwen-demanHe added that he believed the R. Lieberman, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Presentation to state papero of
The men made the trip in two
last week, and the composite
professor of geography, real answer lay in management Arthur A. Llerenberg, New York, N.
Delegates of the Kentucky Asso
large trucks and camped in tents
awards won in 1946 National Editotal has not yet been broken
from July 26 to August 19; Irwin and labor policing themselves to Y.; Rufus H. Ritchie, Lexington,
Two display cases in the lobby of along the way.
ciation of Student Veterans Clubs
and torial Association and KPA newsdown into colleges nor has the
will hold their first quarterly meet- Sanders, associate professor of soc- avoid a solution that would satis- Johnson A. Young, Owingsville.
paper contests will be made follow- the University library have been
Dr. A. C. McFarland, head of the
total number of veterans eniology, during the summer quarter; fy neither. Answering the questions
ing at the University on June 29,
ing a report on the national con- devoted to stories and pictures con- department, stated that the trip
rolled been computed.
and Herman H. Davies, instructor of the veterans, Ardery said, "I
at 2 p. m.
vention' of the NEA. Announce- cerning two successful Kentuck next year would be either to the
in engineering drawing.
have no reason to hide anything.
An executive committee,
com'
ment of winners will not be made ians, Dr. Sarah G. Blanding, and Appalachian mountains or to the
Resignations were accepted from There are many aspects to the
posed of one member from each
until the meeting convenes Satur- Fred Vinson, Chief Justice of the Southern Rockies.
professor in problem which I feel I don't know
Kentucky college represented, will W. H. Stephenson,
day morning, Professor Portmann Supreme Court, who have recently
1; the answer to."
September
effective
been foremost In the nation's news.
hold a special session at 9 a. m. history,
John Day, University graduate said.
Highlights and sidelights in the
with the regular session of all del John L. Rezatto, instructor in voice,
and editor of the Kernel in 1935,
Louis Sawln, AtS English major
effective
July 1; M. M. Botto,
egates meeting at 2 p. m.
career of Sarah Blanding, newly
low managing editor of the Day-;o- n
from Lexington, has been appointelected president of Vassar College,
President of the organization, Instructor in agricultural educa(Ohio) News, was a visitor in
ed head announcer of WBKY.
tion; and Elolse DeJarnette, part-tim- e
lxington and on the campus this Dr.l T. T. Jones, Dean of Men, is are shown through clippings from
is active in announcing, Howard C. Bowles, and Secretary
Sawin
The new University field
secretary in the College of
week. Day was a holder of the a patient at the Good Samaritan the New Haven Sunday Register.
directing, and participating in Virgil Lary will represent the UK Bducation.
house will be constructed on
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veterans at the meeting.
Nieman fellowship
at Harvard hospital where his condition is re- Denver Post. Country Gentleman,
WBKY programs.
the lot adjacent to Stoll field
New York Harold Tribune. Chris-tio- n
Other officers of the association
ported as good this week.
University.
as planned, according to Dr.
Cour-Journa- l.
Dorothy Collins, director of the
Science Monitor,
are Vice President W. J. Cannon
Leo M. Chamberlain, dean of
are in
Several new programs
YWCA, will be one of the four
Louisville Times, Washand Assistant Secretary J. D. Taythe University, who squelched
preparation in the studios. Joan lor of Western State, Treasurer
to the
Southern representatives
New York Times, and
ington Post.
the rumor which has been cirTalley. vocalist, and Jack Feiera- - Harold E. Kelley
National Intercollegiate
Christian
various other papers.
of Bowling Green
n;An;P, AM nMuntinir ' T J culated on the campus
'i
that
Council, July
at Lake Forest
Sergeant-a- t
Business University.
The portrait of Fred Vinson is the location would not be used
-I,
Mr Raymond Wesley Wild, newu, .
rms Jack Talbott of Eastern State, ly appointed Director of Public Re- college, Chicago, Illinois.
presented through pieces taken
because of a series of under,
of popular music, each Monday
and ground caverns which would
from the American-Weekl- y
V
Representatives from all sections
VI MIC lations, will assume 'his duties
vuhjjihiu VT,
utl
evening at 7:30.
many leading papers.
University of Louisville.
at the University on July 1st. Mr. of the country are chosen to plan
make heavy building construcHeadquarters for the organiza Wild is a graduate of the Univer- and discuss trends of Christian
tion unsafe.
"Operations Music," a musical tion has been established
in Lex- sity and is a native Kentuckian, and work on campuses of colleges and
quiz program transcribed by the ington.
Plans for the new fieldhouse
$250
was formerly news editor of the de- universities. From this report the
University radio studios, will begin
are almost completed.
but
partment of public relations at national program will be made and
building restrictions are holda series of programs July 6 over
sent to YWCA and YMCA groups.
Michigan State college.
ing up final completion.
No
radio station WHAS.
Kappa,
senior
Omicron Delta
The program for the council in- application has been made for
Mr. Wild replaces Elmer G. Sul- Both popular and classical pieces
preleadership honorary,
men's
zer, director of publicity and radio eludes meetings and discussions;
a permit to build a fieldhouse.
will be played by two studio piansented a check for $250 Monday to
and Jack The Kentucky Division of the activities since 1929, who will be- panelsh and planning groups; and
but Dean Chamberlain stated
ists. Marge Blaisdell
President H. L. Donovan for the
was
questionable
Feierabend, and listeners are asked American Association of University come head of the newly established recreational activities.
that it
athletic fund. The money, raised
to send in the numbers played. Women will hold its annual con Department of Radio Arts In the
whether one could be obtained.
through prewar sales of booster
The most nearly correct lists will vention in Lexington on Saturday College of Arts and Sciences with
tags, was originally intended to be
be read on each following program. and Sunday, June
the title of associate professor.
used on a new swimming pool, acMiss Helen G. King, former secDr. Kathryn McHale of Washcording to Tom . Gregory, ODK
26, the WBKY Studio Or- ington, D. Cretary to Mr. Sulzer, has accepted
June
- general director of
president.
chestra opened a series, "Musical the association, nationally known a position as executive secretary of Victor R. Portmann. assistant
Gregory stated that ODK plans
Nightcap," under the direction of educator, author, and psychologist, the Alumni Association.
recently
professor
of Journalism,
i to resume sales of the booster tags
Elmer G. Sulzer, new head of Radio will be the speaker at the Saturday
the
returned to the campus from
games this fall.
.
i at home football
Arts. Music is popular and
night dinner to be held in the
annual meeting of the National
Part of the proceeds will go to the
straight Gold room of the Lafayette hotel.
with vocalists and
Editors Association, and its sub
athletic fund.
orchestra solos.
Her subject wiU be. "AA.U.W. in
sidiaries. News Advertising Ser
Students who did not get
vice Weekly and the Weekly News
Spirit and Fact."
will
Interfraternity council
their Kentuckians may get them
A program slanted toward the
Bureau. Mr. Portmann and Harold
The officers of the Kentucky
meet at 7:30 pin. Tuesday in the
at the Public Relations office,
woman's point of view is. being pre Division of the AA.U.W. are: Miss
Browning, president of the Ken
SUB.
Charles Harris, business managsented for the first time by WBKY. Chloe Gilford, Lexington,
tucky Press Association, were off!
presiHoward C. Bowles, president of
er of the annual, announced
"The Woman's Column," with Mar dent; Miss Amelia Duley, Frankclal delegates of the KPA.
the Veteran's Club spoke at . a Keys . . . will meet at 5:30 p m.
today. Seniors who graduate at
tha E. Lindsey, a home economics fort,
The conference, held June 5
Mrs. Lillian
meeting of the Shelbyville Kiwanis monday In the SUB.
the end of the summer quart?r
major, and formerly with USB at Logan, Louisville, secretary; and
at Estes Park, rninrario. will be A shark of a different kind of pocl is Gertrude Begley. Hazard, who Club last night. His subject, "Pills Omicron Delta Kappa . . will meet
may get their yearbooks on preGa., will be broadcast on Miss Margaret Lingenfelser, RichAtlanta,
held next year at San Antonio, braved the look of
receipts.
the campus men and invaded the I'nion pool room to of Peace," dealt with the problems at 4:00 p.m. Monday in Room 206
sentation of senior
Mondays and Fridays, at 7:55,
mond, Treasurer,
Texas.
,
pursue a hobby the women developed while the men were away.
reconversion.
of post-wof the SUB.

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Meet Today

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Arkansas University
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Popular Astronomy

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Daily Lectures
Given In Course
On Courtship, Family

pre-cedi- ng

Site Approved Ardery Talks
For Barracks' To Vet Group

Donovan Hopes
Barracks Ready

Mac-Dona- ld

By Fall Quarter

Newspaper Files
Placed In Library

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two-sto- ry

Geologists Return

pro-lab- or

1946-194- 7.

Enrollment

Vet Club Delegates
To Meet At UK

Stories, Pictures
Of Blanding, Vinson
In Library Display

John "Sonny" Day
Visits University

Radio News

Chamberlain Kills
Fieldhouse Rumor

DEAN JONES ILL

Collins Will Attend

Christian Conference
In Chicago July

Wild Takes Over

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In Public Relations

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ODK Donates
To Athletic Fund

AAUW Convention
To Be In Lexington

Portmann Returns

29-3- 0.

From Colorado

semi-popul-

Kyians Available

Bowles Speaks Again

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Kernels
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