Grainger Plans 13-Work Piano Concert Tonight
Perc y Grainger will perform a piano concert at 8 15 tonight in the University auditorium featuring 13 compositions. He explains his expressive facial expressions and voices, notes his long time study of Grieg, Bach, Schumann, Liszt and Norwegian songs, and discusses his 20 year tempo for finishing works. He mentions Hillside No 2 and his late 1920s publication plans.
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Percy Grainger
Melbourne
Australia
Grainger
Edvard Grieg
Country Garden
Grieg
Bach
Schumann
Liszt
Action Delayed On Faculty Spring Show Approval
Dean Mary L. Smallwood says the faculty social committee needs detailed information before approving the spring show. Blue Key and other sponsors have received letters but have not replied, delaying action on the production titled No Time For Students.
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Mary L. Smallwood
Blue Key
National Service Honorary Fraternity
Dean Smallwood
Bus Breaks Down After Opera Trip Near Kent
About fifty students rode a bus back from an opera in Kent Tuesday night. The vehicle stalled six miles north as the driver hitchhiked for help. Mary Jane Bishop and an unidentified boy then learned to operate the bus, a relief bus arrived, and passengers were finally dropped off at a downtown restaurant around 2:30.
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Kent
Here
Mary Jane Bishop
Rockwell Library East Suite Undergoes Plastering
The east suite on the Rockwell library's main floor, once a classroom, has its blackboards removed and paint and plaster applied. It will be converted into a library room as originally intended.
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Rockwell Library
Greek candidates named for Most Popular awards and April election
Hope Byrne and Eddie Boyle were chosen as Greek candidates for the Most Popular Woman and Man titles to be decided on April 23. Greek party chairman Bob Cook announced the selections. Petitions for the awards and for student council seats are due by 5 p.m. April 14 in the dean of women's office, with signature requirements of 50 for Most Popular and 20 for student council nominations.
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Council
Hope Byrne
Eddie Boyle
Bob Cook
Greek Party
Nellie Nalle
Bill Guisewite
Ruth Greenwood
Marvin Eubanks
Norb Zink
Mary Smith
Joe Hart
Bert Taylor Returns as Aeronautics Instructor at University
Bert Taylor, once among the universitys first Civil Pilot training students, is named instructor in aeronautics. Adrian Van Wyen announces the appointment as Taylor, who trained at the university, earned his elementary rating in 1941 and now works with Akron Airways. He will supervise five secondary and two elementary Kent students.
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Bert Taylor
CPT
Adrian van Wyen
Taylor
The
University
United Airlines Training School
Akron Airways Incorporated
Kent
Science Club Hears Talk On Explosives
Prof. R. H. Schmidt of the University of Akron addressed 30 members of the Physical Science club last night linking the chemical side of the present war with the study of explosives and their applications.
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R. H. Schmidt
University of Akron
Physical Science Club
University hosts first war course lecture on the Home Front
Dr. John Cuber Dr. Maurice Baum and Blake C Cook spoke at McGilvrey auditorium before about 100 students faculty and townspeople. They analyzed morale conditions and home front applications and explained civilian defense and morale distinctions. Judge Cook outlined local and federal agencies aiding public morale.
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McGilvrey
John Cuber
Baum
Portage County
Cook
Navy Seeks Men for Class V-6 Enlistment
Navy Reserve seeks men with construction experience for Class V-6. Clerks draftsmen and mechanics may join construction regiments for shore duty at bases outside the continental U S. Enlistment lasts for the war with interested men to contact Commander E J Spaulding USNR room 3442 Navy Building Washington DC.
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Navy
Continental
United States
E. J. Spaulding
USNR
Navy Building
Washington, D. C
Faculty Returns To Wheeling Again
Faculty members who gave up bicycles in youth plan to revive riding as a club forms. Nearly a dozen educators own or plan to ride again and Larry Wooddell will arrange bicycle parking once the group size is confirmed.
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Wheeling
Larry Wooddell
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