Third Party Idea Sparks Campus Debate at University
Question on campus politics finds mixed support for a new independent party. Students praise potential for fairer representation and less party domination, while others say two parties suffice and independents should gain proportional voice. Campus Dollar Day scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Foote
Richard Dowding
Helen Furcolow
Herb Shaffer
Lew Deweese
Martha Rufener
Sue Snyder
Marge Hunt
Honors Work Carried By Seven Students
Seven students are engaged in honors work with final exams in early May. Irene Osborne and Karl Murphy are outliers among seniors. Advisors include Dr. J F Cuber Dr Kenneth Pringle Prof Eric T Griebling James N Holm Marvin Keller and others.
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Louis A. Tohill
Irene Osborne
Karl Murphy
Miss Osborne
J. F. Cuber
Murphy
Kenneth Pringle
Ernestine Baumgardner
Eric T. Griebling
Gordon Hostettler
James N. Holm
Marvin Keller
David Olson
Mary Suderow
Riding Lessons To Be Resumed At Local Academy
Sign up in Miss Bertha Whitton's office by April 11 to join a riding course costing 36 for eight lessons including transportation. Classes start Monday April 15 with buses every hour from 12 15 p m and returns after 1 30 p m two free hours required. women in liberal arts receive gym credit. six students form the class.
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Bertha Whitton
Riding Academy
College of Liberal Arts
Peck Receives Civil Service Post in Washington
Curtis Peck, a senior in the college of education, accepts a position in Washington D C with the Department of Agriculture and Bureau of Animal Industry. He left Kent State University during his senior year to take the civil service exam winning the post.
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Curtis Peck
College of Education
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Curtis
Kent
KSU
Freshman Class Meeting Postponed to Tomorrow
The freshman class meeting in the training school auditorium was postponed to tomorrow. Micky Dover, class president, announced the new meeting place as Room 212M at 4 p.m. All freshmen are urged to attend for important business.
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Training School
Micky Dover
Kent State plans radio studio as Williams nears retirement
After a 41 year teaching career Dr. O H Williams will retire this year. He joined Kent State as dean of the liberal arts college in 1930 and became dean emeritus in 1937. Louis M Bloch Jr Intercollegiate Broadcasting System head visits to aid planning.
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O. H. Williams
Kent State University
Liberal Arts
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Ind
Williams
Oakford
Hemlock
Windfall
Indiana University
Indiana
Louis M. Bloch Jr
Intercollegiate Broadcasting System
Bloch
Brown University
Cleveland
IBS
No Time For Classes musical comedy rehearing in April
April Show No Time For Classes goes into rehearsal with a cannon shot scene a corpse on a bed and a dormitory bed gag. Student writers Kent Kennan Wayman Toll Bob Orpin Dave Flynn and others provide songs and a 12 voice male glee club directs understudy performers and a jam session with Frank Brick McCarthy and four hep cats.
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Guisewire
Don Parker
Dave Flynn
Kent Kennan
Wayman Toll
Bob Orpin
Kennan
Orpin
Paul Critz
Jean Ulmer
Millie Maxa
Frank “Brick” McCarthy
Starn to Discuss Leadership at Prexy Dinner
Coach Rosy Starn will speak on Leadership in Athletics at the All Presidents Day dinner sponsored by the Men's Union. The event, April 18 at 6 30 p m at Captain Brady, honors university recognized presidents and aims to improve campus social relations. Tickets 50 cents, deadline April 17.
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Rosy” Starn
Men's Union
Brady
K. C. Leebrick
Raymond E. Manchester
Dick Firth
Dick Hill
Pete Mango
Vince McDevitt
Drum Majorettes to Lead Military Band Next Year
Kent State University plans drum majorettes to lead the all male military band next fall at football games. Roy D. Metcalf says the show depends on women students' interest as auditions for both men and women were held April 2. Tomorrow is Campus Dollar Day.
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Kent State University
Roy D. Metcalf
Club Plans Toledo Trip to Willys Overland and Libby Owens
Commerce club meets Thursday at 4 p m in 210M to plan a field trip to Toledo. The visit will cover the Willys Overland and Libby Owens plants.
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Commerce Club
Toledo
Willys-Overland
Libby Owens
Tickets For Sale Operas Available
Prof. A. J. Miller announces few tickets remain for the Metropolitan Opera engagements next week at the Public hall in Cleveland. Tickets for Tannhauser Tuesday and Tristan and Isolde Friday are limited. Chartered bus transportation leaves at 6:15 nightly from the atrium, with total price for transport and tickets set at 2 dollars.
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A. J. Miller
Metropolitan Opera
Cleveland
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