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GSA Allows $lO Million
For Construction Work
Osborne Sails
Ocean , Draws
The Sights •
The General State Authority, the borrow-and-build branch I
of the state government, has approved allocations totaling Milton S. Osborne earned him-
510,625,000 for building construction at the University. self the title of the "sketchingest
With the projects approved, architects will be named to I searhan" abroad the Naval war
work with University and GSA officials to prepare plans:'ll'P USS Albany this summer.
for the buildings, which bids will be requested and contract& As the guest of the Secretary
a war ded .— — :of the Navy, Osborne, professor
The program includes: land head of the department of
I
Construction of labor a t o r y lHorne Ec Study ; architecture at the University,
buildings and facilities for agri- t I particir a ted in the annual eight
cultural research including a For Males Too week Midshipman Trai n i n g
meat processing laboratory and Cruise Baker, designed to give
Hume Economics wast hi h
swine laboratory, located in the ed as a field of learnm es a LS
- I coll eg e Naval ROTC students
livestock area on the farms, and latter quarter of the 19thgelenntit l iryle- practical sea training
turkey brooder and bre e d i ng to provide education for a better! During the Atlantic crossings
'
present home and family life
houses, located near the land throughout his tours of Spain
poultry plant, $1,250,000 . i Men and women with bachelor's
or advanced degrees from Col- and Ireland, Osborne kept a
i day-
Construction and alterationsdiary ofhis experiences
lieges of Home Economics are re- to-day
for general engineering building, for many positions in Indus- Pen-and - ink, colored pencil, and
which includes the removal of thettry and educational agencies, on' water color. A running commen-
Petroleum Refining Laboratory,imagazine staffs and in hospitals.!tary in long-hand notes accom
:in research laboratories, and in
near the main campus gate, and'named the sketches.
public food and housing services. !
the construction of a new Petrol-1 At the University space and Interested in the everyday
eum Refining Laboratory south equipment for the home levents in the lives of the 1,300
econom
of Forestry Building, and the con- l ics program include anurs e r y i midshipmen aboard. Osborne
struction of an engineering build- isehool, a cafeteria and a tea room.ispent much time talking to the
ing along W . College avenue, ex- ,
ifour home management houses, men and sketching them as they
tending from Burrowes road to and other laboratories for prac ,.! went about their daily shipboard
site of the present Petroleum Re - :lice, experimentation and reserch, I routine.
fining Laboratory, and joining as well as the facilities of the en- 1 Osborne. who represented the
Main Engineering Building, $ 5,- `tire campus. {University on the cruise, returned
975,000. The Home Economics curriculum to this country by plane from
Home Ec South Building which leads to
• the degree of Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where
Completion of Home Economics; Bachelor of Science, is approxi-' the Albany spent three days of
South . formerly the Textile matelv the same for all freshmen. Igunnery practice
Chemistry Building, with the ad
dition of north and south wings.
$1,650.000
Construction of a military, air,
and naval science building, lo
cated alone Route 322, opposite
the Garfield Thomas ater Tun
nel and north of the Service
Building area, $1.750,000
Two General State. Authority
projects now are in progress on
the campus.
New Hospital Wings
Wings to the University hospi
tal are nearing completion, with
the west wing, which will house
the dispensary facilities, now lo
cated in Old Main, as well as
other facilities. expected to be
ready for use before the opening
of the fall semester, and the east
wing, composed largely of addi
-tional hospital bedrooms to meet
the needs of a growing student
population, expected to be com
pleted soon after the opening of
the fall semester.
The Hall of the Americas.
scheduled for completion before
the opening of the 1957-58 term,
is well underway. The building
will have 65 classrooms, includ
ing two lecture halls, and office
facilities for 110 faculty members
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Woman Lieutenant
Assigned to ROTC
Ist Lt. Renee Rubin, the first woman to be assigned to the de
partment of air science at the University, has been named to assist
Col. Daniel F. Riva, professor of
operation of the new women's of
Air Force Reserve Officers Train
Lieutenant Rubin is one of t
selected by the Air Force for'
assignment to 10 colleges and uni- 1
versities across the nation where
the women's ROTC program will
be introduced this Fall.
Offered Same Chances
The program will offer young
women the same opportunities tol
gain commissions in the Air Force,
that are afforded young men who'
enroll in the Air ROTC course.
Lieutenant Rubin arrived in
this country in August after serv
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for Europe at Wiesbaden, Ger
many. While stationed there, she
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A native of Los Angeles, Lieu-:
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:ir science, in the supervision and
icer training program within the
ng Corps program.
en highly-qualified WAF officers
University of California.
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Commissioned in 1952
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was commissioned in the Air
Force at Hamilton Air Force
Base. Since that time, she has
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U.S. Air Force and Headquarters,
U.S. Air Force in Europe. She
also was executive to the Deputy
Chief of Staff for Communica
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member of the International As
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