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Two-page article about school history; article about refectory food and style; article about cooperative learning lab for Health Sciences in Kell Hall

This photograph of the Ivy Street Building shows the main entrance and Hurt Grill on first floor

One woman and one man stand outside the main entrance to UGA's Atlanta Division building at 24 Ivy Street. The neon sign for the school is also visible.

Frank Hsu with nuclear instrumentation in his laboratory [Description from Rod Nave's personal photograph website]

Ad for ISG about oils and gases on offer

General Motors Truck & Coach, 31 Ivy Street

Dr. Noah Langdale and Mrs. H. D. Rumble, daughter of Wayne S. Kell, at the dedication of Kell Hall in 1964.

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…

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 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…

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 the Third Annual Brass Symposium in the Kell Hall recital hall