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the GRADUATE school The Graduate School is unique in that it is a school within the other schools at KU and embraces every department in the University. Enrollment in the Graduate School continues into November, with both master ' s and doctorate degrees offered. The graduate school attracts many students from foreign countries. Of the 198 for- eign students at KU, 98 are enrolled in the grad- uate school. These students have earned their bachelor degrees in their home countries and fol- low their specialized fields for graduate study at KU. The opening of the new science building has given impetus to research and graduate instruction in the fields of chemistry, physics, and pharmacy. New graduate programs in microbiology and phar- macology are offered this year at the Medical Center in Kansas City.
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the school of FINE ARTS Something new has been added to the cur- riculum of the School of Fine Arts, as majors are being offered in music history and maga- zine illustration. The School of Fine Arts, under the direction of Dean Thomas Gorton, offers a variety of majors in all fields of music and art. It is one of the few schools in the country with a major in jewelry and sil- versmithing. The department of design is undertaking a new project this November in sponsoring a Kansas Designer Craftsman show. Artists throughout the state will submit their work for an exhibit lasting one month in the Student Union. Cash awards will be given. Programs are given each year by the Glee club, chorus, band, and A-Cappella choir. Professional talent comes to the campus through the University Concert course. Dean Thomas Gorton Dyche Museum
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the school of JOURNALISM The purpose of the School of Journalism and Public Information, said Dean Burton W. Marvin, is to provide a liberal and practical education and to put educated people into the field of journalism. The school offers four sequences of courses; news - editorial, advertising -business, radio, and home economics-journalism. Radio station KDGU, now in its second year of operation, and the Uni- versity Daily Kansan are the school ' s major proj- ects. Headlining this fall ' s program was the official opening of the William Allen White historical cen- ter and reading room. In an ultra-modern at- mosphere students may read current newspapers and periodicals. Examples from the collections of famous authors, editors, and cartoonists are dis- played in lighted show cases. Enrollment in the school increased by 22 per cent over last fall, the largest percentage of in- crease reported in any school this year. Dean Burton W. Marvin Journalism Building
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