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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1952

Page

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Student Council debates constitution plan and resignations

Jerry Lowe reports that Harry Moldovan resigned from Student Council over an insufficient last quarter GPA. Jan McGarry will serve until elections April 15. The council debated the revision plan, referred four auto seats to a sub committee, and appointed members to committees while planning a campus questionnaire.

Jerry Lowe Harry Moldovan Jan McGarry Constitution Committee Men’s Union Women's League Council Bette Cossetti Bill Berzinec Student Council Panhellenic Inter - Fraternity Men's Union Jan McGarr Mary Ellen Cross Sonja Andel Bud Davis Bill Douglas Ed Cliney Lowell Smith Jim MacLaren Leonard Goldstein James Kondusky Myron Grossman Jim Witzberger Tom Adams

ACS Clinic And Discussions At Kent State Session

Kent State University hosts the Northern Ohio student affiliate chapters of the American Chemical Society Friday and Saturday April 4 and 7. Nine colleges attend with nine student papers on chemical topics and group discussions in McGilvrey hall. Dr. C R Milone of Goodyear speaks on The Nature of Research. participating schools include Case Institute of Technology Heidelberg Hiram Toledo Youngstown Mount Union Wooster Bowling Green and Kent State.

Kent State University Northern Ohio American Chemical Society McGilvrey Hall C. R. Milone Goodyear Company Case Institute of Technology Heidelberg Hiram Toledo Youngstown Mount Union Wooster Bowling Green Kent State

Requiem Concert Planned By School Of Music

The School of Music rehearses Faure's Requiem for a May 27 concert at 8 15 p m in the Auditorium. Dr Ralph Hartzell directs with Louis Erch as orchestra conductor. Rehearsals begin April 8 Tuesdays at 730 p m in 309 Merrill. No prior musical training needed for choir. Applications from music office 315 Merrill.

School of Music Gabriel Faure Ralph Hartzell Louis P. Erch Merrill Robert Foulkes Music Office

Air ROTC Group Visits Lockborne Airbase

About 25 advanced Air ROTC students will fly to Lockborne airbase near Columbus this Friday to observe supply procedures as part of the Air Force program of practical application. They expect to return Sunday afternoon with Capt. James T. Bloyd serving as sponsor.

Lockborne Columbus Air Force Air Force Bases James T. Bloyd

New Booster Club Names Committees for Upcoming Events

The booster club appoints Alex Oko nowicz Ralph Nuskewicz Jim Mac Laren Nancy Penrose and Bernie Komar to a new committee. Jeff Barn ard leads the raffle for the homecoming game with Joan Reed Helen Roberts Peg MacMillin and Janice Bethel assisting. Millie Kozar and Stephanie Kornprobst co chair TWIRP night with Sheila Sampsell and De Thomas on that committee. Bill Clever announces elections at the first May booster meeting.

Jeff Barnard Joan Reed Helen Roberts Peg MacMillin Janice Bethel Tom Duke Millie Kozar Stephanie Kornprobst Sheila Sampsell de Thomas Bill Clever

Schlesinger Sees Freedom Guarded by Strong Front

Pulitzer prize winner Arthur Schlesinger Jr. told a Forum assembly Tuesday night that freedom must defend itself against those seeking to destroy it. He urged collective strength of free nations and warned civil rights must be absolute to block Communist influence.

Arthur Schlesinger, Jr Schlesinger Congress

Exhibits and Talks Set for Northeastern Ohio Abrasives Seminar

The Industrial Arts department and Carborundum of Niagara Falls New York sponsor a two day abrasives seminar for teachers and industry in northeast Ohio. It runs tomorrow and Saturday in the Arts building with demonstrations samples and films plus a dinner and discussions in the Union. Open to the public. Professor Martin O Johnson leads as general chairman.

Industrial Arts Department Carborundum Company Niagara Falls N. Y Ohio Industrial Arts al Wj Etroin Martin O. Johnson

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