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The Indiana Memorial THE STAFF AT GENERAL HEADQUARTERS First Column — Registrar John W. Cravens; Dean Charles J. Sembower; Frank H. Levell. Alumni Secretary. Second Column— President William Lowe Bryan. Chairman; Dean H. Lester Smith; Dean Agnes E. Wells; Prof. Lillian Gay Berry. Third Column— Bursar Ulysses H. Smith, Treasurer; William A. Alexander, Executive Secretary; Major Robert E. O ' Brien. Fourth ' olumn — Prof. James A. Woodburn, Elisabeth Johnston, Noble C. Butler. [5]
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NEW UNION I ' .l II l)IN(; A Chance for Loyalty Till ' , ciinipaign tor a memorial fund of at least one million dollars, which passed through its first phase on March 8 in the over-subscription of the campus goal by undergraduates and faculty members, had its inception among the alumni and former students of Indiana University. After being proposed and endorsed by the Alumni Association at its 1920 meeting, a definite step forward was taken on June 7. 1921. when a resolution was adopted by the association. In accordance with the provisions of the resolution. W. A. Alexander, newlv appointed lilirarian, was named as executive secrelarv of the Memorial Fund, an executive committee of twenty-two members was appointetl. and active ])re|jarations for the campaign begun. The I nion building as proposed would incorporate most of the features of the Union buildings already in use at other universities with variations to meet conditions peculiar to Indiana University. The crying need for women ' s dormitories has long been realized b those in touch with campus affairs, and will be remedied bv the Memorial. The proposed Stadium is designed to release Jordan Field Irom the demantls of intercollegiate athletics, making room for the proper expansion of in- tramural athletics, and |)rovide a coni- jilete athletic ccjuipinetil. Indiana ' s greatest need, an audito- rium, is to l)e provided for by the Mem- orial Fund, it is hoped. Aliiio l ball of llic jiropoMMl tiiillidii dollars was subscribed by the student body and faculty in a two-day cam- paign ill Mai( h. rTcparatioii for car- rying the (•ani|)aign to friends and alumni of the I nivcrsitv were under- taken immediately f d lowing the campu.- campaign. Till . (; (;i ' . OK I.OVM.TY [f ]
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