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

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Industrial Arts Buildin Visible from almost any point in Portage county, the heating plant tower presents a symbol of education to the people. Remodeled and en- larged in 1940, the building houses the industrial arts department. In addition to the heating equipment, there are rooms and shops for draw- ing and experimentation in Wood, metal, ceramic products, electricity and Welding.

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Kent Hall Standing like a right Wing to the Administra- tion building, ivy-covered Kent hall is a monument to the man for Whom the University was named. Along with lecture rooms and departmental oflices, the building is the home of the Radio Workshop and the school of art. And here, students in home economics, education, psychology, foreign lan- guages and sociology go to class. Although con- structed in 1916, with occasional dabs of paint, Kent hall holds its age very Well. .1 S le.

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Containing 77,000 bound vol- umes and subscriptions to 715 periodicals, Rockwell library rests in the valley of the campus as a place of study for Uni- versity faculty and students. The building was erected in 1927 and Dr. Weldon M. Williams, associate professor of English, is .now acting librarian. Rockwell Li brar .wN ' v-.. I ' .