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An article about the history of the refectory in Kell Hall

An article about a new computer system, an IBM 1800 Data Acquisition and Control System, being installed in the psychology department in Kell Hall.

An article about a new language lab being built in three rooms at the rear of the refectory, where the library was once located. A new roof costing $16,000 and new aluminum frame windows facing Ivy Street were also added to Kell Hall.

An article about renovations to Kell Hall totalling over $1 million. Rooms for Greek organizations were converted to classrooms, and chemistry added three laboratories and a lounge. "Business education, biology, psychology, physics, and music…

An article about the Third Annual Brass Symposium in the Kell Hall recital hall

Page 5 has an article about the Georgia State Players losing their small theater space on the 6th floor of Kell Hall to the physics department.Pages 7 through 10 include substantial articles about building developments on campus, including new…

An article about extensive renovations to Kell Hall and relocation of numerous organizations and labs.Sorority and fraternity rooms were replaced with classrooms, physical education moved into the old Signal offices, and faculty moved into the…

An article about the refectory, including its history beginning in the Luckie Street building and its name, which was given by Director Sparks.

An article about renovations to Kell Hall by university staff, led by superintendent Bob Tiller. A physics lab was built in space vacated by Southern Bell Telephone. Other rooms in the building received fresh paint and floor covering to help renew…

Two pages of this issue are dedicated to the history of Kell Hall, excerpted from an article titled "CONVERTING: Garage into College" in College and University Business, 1948, by Loula N. Cantrell

An article about the Senior Class purchasing the memorial plaque for the renaming of the Ivy Street Building to Kell Science Hall in honor of Wayne S. Kell. The plaque cost $168 and was made by East Point Foundry.

Page 2: cartoon about military navigation students being lost in the Ivy Street Building.Also, an article about renovations to the Georgia State Signal office on the 1st floor of the Ivy Street Building.Page 3: an article about a course in Radio…

An article about a new kiln installed by the art department in the basement of the Ivy Street Building. The chimney stack is seven stories tall.

An article about four new laboratories in the Ivy Street Building for geology, mineralogy, morphology, and structural geology and cartography.

An article about a display case with a collection of artifacts from the burial mounds at Etowah, curated by the Geography, Geology, and Anthropology Department

Article about production lab in Ivy Street Building, with two photographs

An article about the refectory, managed by R. A. Christopher, which serves as a place to eat, provides students with jobs as cashiers, provides its profits for student activities, and contains the lost and found.

An article about the Placement Office being moved to the entrance of the Ivy Street Building

Page 1: a brief article about new labs for biology on the 4th floor of the Ivy Street Building costing $20,000. Labs included basic biology, bacteriology, and invertebrate/vertebrate lab. The labs are adjoined by a classroom. Page 5: an article…

An article about new biology spaces on the 4th floor of the Ivy Street Building, including a microtone room, a slide room, a microscope lab, lecture rooms, a library, and an expansion to the Zoology lab.