The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 10, 1978-Page 7
imed head of Minn.journalism school
By ELISA ISAACSON
Gerald Kline, associate professor of
journalism at the University, was ap-
pointed director of the University of
., 4 Minnesota's school of journalism and
mass communications Monday.
Although his appointment is subject
to approval by the Minnesota Board of
Regents, Kline is expected to assume
his new post July 1. He will replace
Robert Jones, who has been director for
20 years and who will return to
treaching full-time.
THE 41-YEAR-OLD Kline joined the
staff of the University in 1970, after
Kline completing his graduate work at Min-
City may switch to
punch card voting
(Continuedfrom Page3) by all Ann Arbor voters.
hours needed to conduct an election. Among the major criticisms the
"WE SHOULD NOT expect to be able committee voiced was that over-voting
to use less people but we think there - voting for more candidates for any
would be savings in personnel hours given office than is permitted - is not
and therefore money," Murray said. prevented by the system. If overvoting
A citizens' committee formed last, occurs, the vote must be disqualified.
year recommended that the city adopt The committee also warned that if
punch card balloting for absentee the computer program which interprets
voting only. The system Council is ex- the cards were tampered with, "the
pected to pass, however, would be used vote of (the) entire city is affected."
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nesota. He worked to help develop a
mass communications research doc-
toral program here.
Kline calls the University of Min-
nesota "a great school." "I don't have
any major renovation plans for the
University," he added. "It's one of the
best schools in the country."
"It's my alma mater," he said. "We
know the place and we know the
people."
Kline, who hails from Winnepeg,
Canada, earned his undergraduate
degree from the University of North
Dakota, and taught at Minnesota for
two years before coming to Michigan.
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