Arts Festival Plans Show Broad University Involvement
The university Arts Festival under Harold Kitner and Elmer Novotny runs through May 14 with events from a gymnastic exhibition to a water ballet. Paintings, photographs, architecture and music are showcased, highlighting student creativity and interdepartmental cooperation.
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Harold Kitner
Liberal Arts
Kitner
Elmer L. Novotny
Chester E. Satterfield
John Reed Spicer
College of Liberal Arts
E. Turner Stump
Alice H. Haley
Frank E. Ballenger
H.P.E
Ralph E. Hartzell
Joseph F. Morbito
Regina E. Hanway
Robert C. Gaede
G. Harry Wright
James A. Fosdick
Henry C. Beck
Michael Radock
Gaede
Miss Hanway
Jean Paul Baus
Egg Roll History Spreads From Ancient Times to Campus
A humorous survey links egg rolling to early Easter customs across cultures from Spain to China. It traces changes from fowl play and wine barrows in Machiavellian Italy to the rise of the Easter Bunny in America and notes a current campus egg rolling at KSU where fraternities roll eggs up dorm stairs and the loser marries the house keeper's daughter.
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Egypt
Italy
Spain
Francesco
Vallencia
China
America
United States
KSU
Dancer Sues Tipster After Tooth is Broken in Theater Row
In San Francisco a 24 year old dancer sues a guest who threw a half dollar at her denting a tooth. The roundup mentions other items from various towns including tobacco sales bans fines for dancing and a first woman mayor in Bath England.
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San Francisco
Bath
England
Foreign Speaking Platters Aid Language Students
More than 1000 students each quarter visit the foreign language department to hear records in French German Spanish Russian and Italian. Under Charles F. Kirk the program links spoken and written words using portable players headphones and a cutting machine to prepare unavailable records.
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Charles F. Kirk
Kent Stater Editor in Chief Carol Hart Business Manager Henry Newell
The Kent Stater lists Carol Hart as Editor in Chief and Henry Newell as Business Manager in the masthead. No further details follow in the readable text.
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Carol Hart
Henry Newell
Kent Stater publication note and pricing history
The Kent Stater is a daily Tuesday through Friday paper. It lists factory details, subscription price of 2 dollars and holiday periods. It mentions second class matter at the Kent Post Office and printing by Commercial Press, Inc. at 1158 Depeyster Street, Kent, Ohio.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
Depeyster St
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