Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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CONTINUING INTO THE NIGHT as the focal point of campus provide recreation, while the upstairs rooms are utilized for activities is the Kent State Union. The Hub and bowling alleys meetings. Classes Continue In Different Mood LIGHTS of Merrill Hall beom as night classroom activity con- music. Although some are on a basic level, most are ad- tinues. Night courses are offered in English, mothematics and vanced.

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AFTER DARK, the corridors of classroom buildings often take on a somewhat lonely look. Campus At Night Night brings a new look to the Kent campus. Classes continue, but are offered to a different type student. Most of the night students work during the day. Many of them teach in the area and are ivorking on master ' s degrees. The average night school student— there are about 1000 of them— is older than those foimd in day classes. There is a different atmosphere in night classes. And the campus itself looks different. Burr photo- graphers have recorded night views on these pages. FRANKLIN HALL is one of the centers of activity for night school. In it, night courses are offered in education, business administra- tion, philosophy and related courses. Many of them are graduate courses. 12

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ARCHITECT ' S DRAWING of proposed speech-theater- next year. It will house WKSU-FM, University The- radio building. Construction is due to begin early atre and classes. DRAMATIZED NEWS EVENT is the highlight each year of the of such clinics are held annuolly under the auspices of KSU giving Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Association Clinic. Hundreds an opportunity to improve skills. 14