T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA , NOV. 24, 1936 ackham School Will Form Important Part Of Graduates' Life, Says Yoakum Ito know. "Here they will be given nderddnk Returns(His lecture on Ferro Concrete Style Commission today that the proposed opportunity to meet and to discuss:Is in Church Construction aroused much Montreal-New York Waterway would the border-lines of knowledge, which From Lecture Tour favorable comment among the mem- be "a waste of public funds." fascinate and urge toward investiga- bers of this organization, according tion," added Dean Yoakum. Dr. Francis S. Onderdonk, former to a letter from the president of the In the new graduate school it is instructor.in the College of Architec- group. PERSONAL STATIONERY ture, has just returned from a six- 100 Sheets ...., h~oped that the boundaries between weeks' lecture tour of Eastern andW 100 Eees . subjects will be less evident in its j Middlewestern United States. HITS WATERWAY PROJECT 100 Envelopes . discussion rooms, lecture halls, loung- Among the meetings at which Dr. ALBANY, Nov. 23.--(;P)- Judge printed with your Name and Address ing and common rooms, and in the! Onderdonk spoke was that of the William C. Woollard, president of the THE CRAFT PRESS non-technical library and reading North American Conference on New York State Waterways Associa- 305 Maynard Street room, Dean Yoakum stated. Church Architecture in New York. tion, told the International Joint 0--- EDITOR'S NOTE: In conjunction with the recent laying of the Graduate School cornerstone and the dedication of the Burton Tower next week, The Daily is printing a series of articles de- scribing various features of these two buildings. This is the first of the series. We wish tothank Prof. George McConkey of the College of Architec- ture, Prof. Lewis Gram of the Engi- necring College and Dean Clarence S. Yoakum of the Graduate School for their help in the project. By HAROLD L. GARN The Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies will form an impor- tant part in the University life of the graduate student, said Dean Clarence S. Yoakum yesterday. The building will contain lecture halls, reading, study, discussion and conference rooms, and facilities for research groups and other graduate organizations, continued Dean Yoak- um. The research and educational facilities for the graduate functions of the University will be improved and expanded by the income from the endowment, which is operated under a trust fund agreement. Income Policy Outlined Dean Yoakum also pointed out that the general policy governing the dis- bursement of income from the trust is. vested in a Board of Governors with final approval resting in the govern- ing body of the University. In the first place, Dean Yoakum istated, the building is a memorial will suggest and utilize those activ- to the interest Mr. Rackham had in! ities and forces which increase the the University of Michigan. It also well-being and happiness of man- emphasizes the fact that research kind. and the training of new investigators? Few investigations will probably within the university community are ever reach their completion inside the indispensable services to society. building, but it is hoped that many The building will provide suitable projects will be started in confer- meeting places for the 30 or more ences and discussions. Dean Yoakum said that records of these projects research organizations on the cam- and completed results of research will pus, while its facilities will also be fill its files. available to state and national sci- j Dean Yoakum emphasized the fact entific and learned societies," Dean that the general significance of the Yoakum said. The building will pro- building lies in the fact that grad- vide an opportunity for personal ac- uate work is not merely courses and them- laboratories, but that it is a new form seuaintandetmonthefudetan of human relation with knowledge. selves, and between the faculty and Intellectual contacts between indi- students. viduals imbued with the curiosity to Research Function Seen find out why things are as they are Dean Yoakum said further that offer opportunities to obtain knowl- the building, if it were to be a real'edge. memorial, must be a vital force in the To Be Student Cener research and graduate activities ofTd the University. The building is thus The new building is conceived as planned and constructed so that it a center for gathering together stu- dents who are stirred by the curiosity i . A re You a IA I Penny Pincher7 1 MAIL YOUR ROLLS TO FILM CENTER OF THE WORLD Your roll developed and printed. Velox deckle-edge prints, 25c coin. Also 5 x 7 de luxe enlargement coupon free. 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