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Ann Arbor News, September 17, 1946
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LAST ARMLOAD: John D. Kennedy, an Army veteran in the University's department of mechanical engineering, carries the last of his suitcases into his University Terrace apartment where he and his wife, Sally, were among the early arrivals.

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Ann Arbor News, September 17, 1946
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A PLACE FOR TEXTBOOKS TOO: Pictured above is the large built-in book case to accommodate the veteran student's books in the University Terrace apartments. John Kennedy hands a textbook on mechanical engineering to his wife, who finds the abundant closet and shelf space one of the major attractions of the apartment.

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Ann Arbor News, September 17, 1946
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MODERN KITCHEN FOR THE WIFE: Kitchen cupboards, sink, stove, and refrigerator, are conveniently arranged to save steps and time on the part of veterans' wives at University Terrace apartments. Sally Kennedy, above, is unpacking her dishes with the aid of her husband, John.

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Ann Arbor News, September 17, 1946
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FIRST APARTMENT UNIT READY: The facade of the first University Terrace unit to be completed is pictured above as it appears today, before any landscaping. The Terrace, near University Hospital, overlooks the Huron river valley to the north and east. It includes a total of 12 units to house 292 married students and faculty who are veterans.

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Ann Arbor News, September 17, 1946
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STUDENTS MOVE INTO NEW CAMPUS APARTMENTS: The confusion of moving hasn't dampened the spirits of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Kennedy, who find their new apartment in University Terrace, east of University Hospital, "everything we could wish." Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy are one of 14 veterans and their wives who moved into the apartments yesterday upon completion of the first of 12 units which comprise the Terrace. Three other units are expected to be ready this month, four in October, and four in November. The apartments, 292 in all, are reserved for married students and faculty members who are veterans. (Story on page 3; other pictures on page 20.)